... RECIPE TOR A BABY. TAKE two violets, brilliant blue, Deftly dip in evening dew, Those for the bright eyes will do Of Baby. Then her eyelids we must make, Two petals from a rosebud take, Sweetly acenteel fur the sake Of Baby. Two cherries wed with finger ...

... and concisely as possible. Such famous riders, I see, as H. Synyer, the Mile Champion in 1888, J. H. Adams, L. Stroud, A. J. Cherry, A. S. Ingram and a host of others. There is a section devoted to past races and a list of sports meetings for the year; and ...

... on her fingers merely eamoniaged lour has =dons me. Mrs. Peers book would not be worth notioing were not her irepossiblo recipes always mad* so much of in newspapers. It is published by Lane, called the °Labour-Saving Homo, and House it is. Perhaps it ...

... pears, conserved cherries, plumes, peaches, apricocka, goosberries, currans. Aleo wines of spies, peens, cherries, liquorish, hony, etc.' Evidently the Scots Gard'ner was no mean provider for the household. He is not above giving recipes to the quid ...

... prevention of sea-sickness. Here are a tow of the recipes received: Eat well. Eat little. Keep your gaze to seaward. Don't look at the sea. Remain lying down with valise on the stomach. Retain a small stone, or cherry stone, in the mouth. Be gay, put away melancholy ...

... stuff. September 6.—Great time opening tins of condensed milk whose contents spurted to the ceiling. Twelve tons damaged cherries in stock, all sour, mostly mouldy. Have to be washed, and used for 3d. pound cake. Nearly all the stuff in the place is damaged ...

... are sometimes advised to give them toast-water, but often they do not know how to make it appetising. Here is a very good recipe : Toast very brown but don't burn to a cinder) a thick slice of bread. Put it into a jug, adding a. sliced apple and a ta ...

... from Man and Superman.') Mr. Erie Maturin and Miss Mary Jerrold in these two parts made the hits of the evening. Mr. Charles Cherry as the stolid, respectable, love-sick country squire, achieved his comic effects with a practised hand. Miscellaneous. Mr ...

... all the soda. Put the mixture in buttered tin add hake two hours in a good but not perce oven. And wow I may well give my recipe ftir gingerbread pudding: lb. treai'le, lb. suet, 1 egg, I taispooniful baking powder, small teacupful milk. 1 teatipoontlul ...

... to learn her will. Every time she loses her appetite half-a-score of well-trained chefs will scour the Continent for a new recipe, or a new sort of fish willing to be offered on the altar of culinary skill. Oh ! all awfully jolly, who wouldn't be a poor ...

... rm—that s hould be the motto of mothers, as well for themselves as for their children. Black Waterproof Boot Polish. Here is the recipe for boot-polish which I promised to my correspondent E. A. T.: Dissolve 6 ox. of brown sugar candy in a little boding water ...