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... presents no difficulties. Guns in the valleys, the birds pushed from one combe side to another-that is the simple and adequate recipe. It is to he obs rvecl here, as before, that the birds can more readily be made to fl y up out of thick covert than out of ...
... presents no difficulties. Guns in the valleys, the birds pushed from one combe side to another-that is the simple and adequate recipe. It is to he obs rvecl here, as before, that the birds can more readily be made to fl y up out of thick covert than out of ...
... again are the fruit hangin ~ around in careles ...
... -The Lancet. ]nly, 'gg. A NATURAL TONIC. THE ORIGINAL ST. RAPHAEL TONIC WINE. STAR This Wine is prepared according to the recipes of Professors Pasteur and Bouchardat. This Wine is the ONLY ONE us Eo in the Paris Hospitals for Anaemia, Debility, Convalescents ...
... an average cook or kitchenmaid. I need, therefore, hardly apologise for giving srJme hints on the subject. -H ere are some recipes which: if caref.•:ly followP.d, will, I think, be appreciated. ANGEL CAKE. Dry half a pound of fine flou r, add a teaspoonful ...
... an average cook or kitchenmaid. I need, therefore, hardly apologise for giving srJme hints on the subject. -H ere are some recipes which: if caref.•:ly followP.d, will, I think, be appreciated. ANGEL CAKE. Dry half a pound of fine flou r, add a teaspoonful ...
... KE NTISII REO CHERRY. In an interesting note to the Cardeu, i\l r. George Runyard, of Maidstone, H e states that it is not grown so much It makes a close compact standard tree, and being si mi lar ir. makes menlion of this fine Cherry. H e states that ...
... it should be a large one. It is regretted r hat in our article on the Tring Show last week the names of the reel shorthorn Cherry and of Florence, who is not a red cow, were accidentally transposed. iIE New York Critic announces with much solemnity that ...
... the pleasure garden could have spaces left open for a few plants, and these would not materially interfere with the Morello cherries, currants, or gooseberries which are the usual occupants of north walls. Some of our most beaut iru! roses which reruse to ...
... them. In many households the old recipes are still followed, having been handed down, but in others the cook is dependent on attempts to improve on the old methods emanating from a cookery book or from her store of recipes, mental or otherwise. of a pound ...
... by having a cold meal. The recipes I am givillg will serve either the purpose of an everyday luncheon or Sunday supper, the latter of course requiring the addition of soup, for which it is not necessary to give any recipes. A ART TtMHALE OF I'ARTRIUC:t ...
... There were hats also covered with crimson roses, others a mass of apple blossom, and others made beautiful with the double cherry bloom, so wonderfully imitated as to make one fancy the flowers had fascination of the Paris hat! woman withstand it ? There ...