... AUSTRALIAN MEAT RECIPES. PIE.-Two pounds of Australian meat, a few cold boiled potatoes (mashed), lioz. tapioca, a little thyme, a teaspoouful of salt. Lay the meat in small pieces, roughly, in the pie-dish, put spoonfuls of the potatoes here and there ...

... Poetical Recipe for a Salad.— Two large potatoes, passed through kitchen sieve, Unwonted softness to the,salad give. Of mordant mustard add a single spoon- Distrust the condiment which bites so soon; But deem it not, 0 man of herbs, a fault To add a double ...

... INFALLIBLE OOSMETIC.-We are in possession of an infallible recipe for making a lady's cheek red without paint For their special benefit, we publish with- out charge. Here it is—Place her at a wash tub, with her sleeves rolled up and a handful of dirty ...

... defendant from making or compounding any preparations for the hair or skin made, or professed to be made, according to the recipes of the late Mrs. Headman. It appeared that, in addition to the preparations above specially named, the late Mrs. Headman ...

... GIVE IT A TRIAL. It was not until a BrMgewater woman read the recipe in half a dozen different papers that she con- cluded t3 give it a trial. We refer to that, recipe which says that a lablespoonful of sawdust placed in each boot will keep the feet, ...

... aaa. Scotland GROSS SUPERSTITION.—An Isle of Skye corre- spondent of the Northern Ensign writes: A recipe for the cure of toothache has just fallen into my hands, a copy of which I beg to hand you. It is lamentable, but no less true, that numbers of these ...

... RECIPE FOR MAKING DOGS MAD. (By a Corre- spondent.J—Muzzle your dog so that it cannot open its mouth or put out its tongue—through which, be it known, the dog- perspires—and let the poor sufferer be tied up in the summer mouths without water. This has ...

... ARE SUFFERING FROM THE errors and indiscretion of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed ...

... —and he has had great experience among cattle. My object in sending this letter is not to create alarm, but to send you a recipe (sent this week from Hungary by a friend of mine, Colonel Isaacson, the colonel of a Dragoon regiment now in Hungary), who ...

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... The Kladaradasch, or Berlin Punch, gives the following recipe for life insurance:—I say, Muller, I'm going to insure my life. So; where, then? In the Russian army. Well, that is a queer fancy Not a bit. When 100,000 Russians fight battles, they ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. We shall be glad to make public A. B.'s recipe for the cure of plague or pestilence. A correspondent, under the title of Veritas, complains of the prac- tice adopted by the Monmouth gossips, of stopping at the door- ways and avenues ...