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... combines the wonderfully healing and curative properties of Norway pins, pine tar, and wild cherry bark can be made at home quite cheaply from the following recipe; Obtain 3oz. bottle of pure bitrate of tar from the chemist; pour this into a jug, and slowly ...
... combines the wonderfully healing and curative properties of Norway pine, pine tar, and wild cherry bark can he made at home quite cheaply from the following recipe : Obtain a 3o e. bottle of pure bitrate of tar fr4.m the chemist ; pour this into a jug, and ...
... lemon, if available. A Cherry Sweet. The cherries now in the market are rather a disappoiutment—bigh in price and low in quality. A correspondent sends this recipe for serving them in a sweet: Remove the stories of dark, sour cherries. Sprinkle with sugar ...
... combines the wonderfully healing and curatire'properties of Norway pine, pine tar, and wild cherry bark can be made at home quite cheaply the following recipe: Obtain a :loz boffin of pure hitrate of tar from the chemist; pour this into a lug, and slowly ...
... which combines the wonderfully healing ami curative properties of Norway pine, {)ine tar, and wild cherry bark can made quite cheaply from, the following recipe: Obtain 3oz. bottle of pure hitrate of tar from the chemist: pour this into a jug, and slowly add ...
... several times a day half a teaspoonful to a teaspoonful of a pleasant .coshing cough syrup made from •ire following simple recipe: Obtain a 3oz. bottle of pure bitrate of tar from the chemis!; four this into a jug and slowly add sufficient not water to ...
... little ones several times day, half a teaspoonful to teaspoonful of pleasant soothing cough made from the following simple recipe t'Otain 3oz. bottle of pure bitrate tar from the chemist; pour this into a jug and slowly add sufficient hot water to make ...
... to httle ones several times a day' halt a teaspoonful to a teaspoonful of a pleanant snothine sYrep made from the following recipe: Obtain a Us. bottle of pure bitrate of tar from the chemist pour this into a Jug and slowly add sufficient hot water to up ...
... several times a day, half a teaspoonful to a teaspoonful of a pleasant soothing cough syrup made from the following simple recipe: Obtain a 3oz. bottle of pure bitrate of tar from the chemist; pour tbie into a jug and slowly add sufficient hot water to ...
... buildin~s. Very valuable buildinll. frontages.-Particulars of \VOOTTON and SoN, 1, Fenchurch Street, KC. 3. AMIDST KENTISH CHERRY ORCHARDS. K ENT (near Sittin2bourne). - Mr. AI.I'RED J. BURROWS will ELL by AUCTION at Sittin~b o urne on S~ ptem· ber 6th ...
... this summer that is out of the question. I it best to use fruits 111 sweets; then a smaller quantity serves. The inferior cherries at Is. :id. go • long way in puddings and tarts, so do white currants and loganberries at Is. and the cooking apples at 10 ...
... taffetas, tramoied with the fancy sift. Her -a ■mart casqneile navy taffetas, bss a pOak of goM lace and a bunch of' cherries. Cherries ace also worn on the bodice. . Spring-Time Bridtsmaids. V - Springtime colours have been.the chief H-W '-V rJ. >%. ...