... R TYPIeIIL 13146. OClciat WAR-TIME GARDEN WORK & ALLOTMENT INTERESTS. Whcu asparagus leaves have turned yellow touch. In this way the stews will grow strong the stoma should be cut down quite to the and stout, and the leaves attain • larAe use. ground ...

... ea. Investment In Cbrspsny, carrying interest T p able cputrterly guarantee& L ik ESFUCUT ASPARAGUS, 10. Id. bundle, 110 6i• la. Id., 10 kw, sash Yrs& QPErIAL.-1 ace. 134, card. with Photo of tow. fiploodid value. GUARLNTRED,—New Pony canvassers with ...

... Just now it is the asparagus cure in Valais. Thanks to alluvium, there is an abundance of asparagus in the land in the Rhone valley, and tons are exported to various countries of Europe. For about a fortnight the patients make asparagus their principal diet ...

... and cover the top with Asparagus tips, previously boiled. Any cued ones left over answer if heated in a little oiled butter.— The Gardener. Asparagus Cutlets.—Take from thirty to forty sticks of irestuy cut, well-grown asparagus, and utter cleaning them ...

... top d ownwards. Nash the asparagus well cold water, but he very careful not to break the tips; then tie them into bundles, with ten heads all one way, and Kaye them is water for at least half an hour. Should proper asparagus coAer be available, choose ...

... German chemists are allowing that great quantities of oil may he recovered from the materials that have been largely wasted. Asparagus seeds contain cent. of oil; lime-tree fruit 9 or 10; elm-tree fruit, to 14; and horse-chestnuts and cherry-stones, a large ...

... Cabbage hastens the bearing. Recently-planted Asperagne should be secured against wind in enponed place.. It is not often that Asparagus seedlings ace raised in pots. but the plan answer where room ran be spared under glass. as it saves time. A few hundred plants ...

... amount of nitrogen they contain, are easily digested. Fruits and acid vegetables (tomatoes) are good for the liver, while asparagus and carrots are good for the kidneys. The sufferer from dyspepsia will find turnips, spinach. cremes, and roasted apples ...

... University of Washington amazed their follows by gather. ing common ferns, or bracken, boiling them and eating thorn as wo eat asparagus. They said there ferns were excellent food. This is the way they cook them in Japan: The stems are boiled in water to which ...

... amount of nitrogen they contain. are easily digested. Fruits and acid vegetables , (tomatoes) are good for the liver, while asparagus and carrots are good for the kidneys. The sufferer from dyspepsia will find turnips, spinach, cremes, lettuce, and roasted ...

... ADD MEDICINES. Nearly all vegetables have a medicinal action of some kind, and the subject is certainly worth studying. Asparagus, for instance, forms part of the cure for rheumatic patients at such health resorts as Aim-les- Bains. Carrots, as containing ...

... allow to stand until co.d. COOKING ASPARAGUS.—When cooked in often inconvenient to tat. owing to the heads softening before the stalks, and consequently when brought to table the beads crumble. T. obviate this, boil asparagus in an upright position, tying ...