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... Insanity. Safety Steam Barges —These elegant and ingenious contrivances are coming rapidly into use in the United States. The Cherry and Fair Star barge Is towed by the Congress steam-boat. Captain Degraw, on the Delaware, and the Matilda, by the John Marshall ...
... more disastrous season for fruit crops has rarely been experienced. Apricots and plums are almost universally below average. Cherries have been more abundant in the south, but elsewhere hare been a relative failure. Peaches and nectarines are fair average ...
... glow-worms fire. As much betickling his desire To burn his queen with the far- Ft-tch’d binding jelly of star ; With wither’d cherries, mandrake’s ears, Moles eyes ; to the slain stag’s tears. The auctions dewlaps of snail. The broke heart of a nightingale ...
... RATIS, MEDICAL WORK showing sufferers how they may be cared and recover Health and Vitalit7 ' th th V ,d 0' «u«ks, with Recipes for piuifyinj.' the Blood and removing Skin Affections. Free on of stamp to prepay postage. Address Secretary, instate of ...
... drink during efferre.-cence. CHERRY JAM.-TO every pound of fruit, weighed before stoning, allow half a pound ot sugar. To every six p nods of fruit one pint of red currant juice sweetened with one pound of sugar. Stone tbe cherries and boil them in preserving ...
... USEFUL RECIPES. LEIIIONADZ PALTARATIO•i. —801 l pounds of loaf sugar in a pint of stenined lemon juice until the sugar Is &evolved. Pour the nyrnp into slug, when It In cold put it Into clean bottles and cork It closely. When wanted for use put a table ...
... vinegar is cool buttle and cork securely. CHERRY BRANDY.— Morella cherries, good brandy • to every pound of cherries, allow 3oz. pounded sugar. ready some glass bottles, which must tie perfectly dry. Ascertain the cherries are not too ripe, and are freshly gathered ...
... well, and are now the etze of large paaa. Peaches are nearly forward, and plmna are in full flower. Most aorta of pears and cherries will be in fall flower ia the coarse of a few days, and applea are fast following. The earliest gooseberries are about fit ...
... seasoned mince meat and fill the potato, cover up the hole, and bake the potato. If the mince is dry, little gravy can be added. Recipes for Rhubarb.—Rhubarb is wholesome and tends to cool and sweeten the blood. should be eaten freely in the spring the year. ...
... though it is ! }foresee a few new varieties worth having : Hybrid Perpetuate —Ancient Bourgeois, large, full, cupped, bright cherry red, very vigorous; Auguste Auchner, large, bright scarlet, full, end imbricated, vigorous; Brightness. of Cheshunt, bright ...
... white silk, shot with pink and bine, and trfmmed with pale pink satin and the new ficelle lace. ITEMS FOR LADIES. HOUSEHOLD RECIPES. Potting up Curtains.—When putting up curtains which are to be draped, in low room, put the cornice to which the curtain ia ...
... THE FIFE HERALD, AND KINROSS, STRATHEARN. AND CLACKMANNAN ADVERTISER. THURSDAY, JUNE 1. 1882. ITEMS FOR LADIES. HOUSEHOLD RECIPES, Relaxed throats may benefited by gargle of alum, honey, and water, and use of some tannin, chluridine, or cayenne lozenges ...