... Pure. pon g Ipfe, WU V • general political principles of his party, he was to 1.0 found For Peel hint none pepper to spare ; cherries, tulation when wo reflect it forty Ketill'S seedling straeberries, siz kinds of room for eongra . pon the serious at his ...

... one-twentieth of an average | fruits which now form such an i e, how: ant portion of the food of both rich end poor. >» peer, cherry, peech, or and plums will also be few disease | berries and ore the oaly caltivation. [1 probable fruit season ; hence and ...

... of the United Kingdom. animal hey can Taste oy TuRNiPS iN BUTTER.—Mr Norris, W ir vital near Halifax, gives the following recipe for destro disagreeable taste of turnips in milk and butter :— pom the dai going to milk her cows, place os her kettle filled ...

... leg, which troubled him very much. One day. as he was running over the pages of a book he was binding. his eye came across a recipe for making a syrup which it was said would cure scrofula, king's evil, and other diseases of the blood. He copied it, got ...

... prefer to see it done thoroughly. would therefore urge upon them tw go into the whole matter now. d not nuke two bites of a cherry,” The whole thing would, however depend upon the subscriptions, and had no doubt that the money would be got ns readily for ...

... 's life. • ting rays the chief with fair fame awl drrolletees a s r lionicUrs, they Mr Arthur Arnold's ruddier than the cherry. We Aspect of Disestablishmen L'er t are feet travel over the dusty and nasty smelling roads beeiwy contains the first tabular ...

... believed everything, and thought it would be fine to be tha wife of Captain Heriot. “I kept my taorat from my father, but Cherry, oonain who Uvea with aa, got acme of it ont of me, for I w«a mad with vain triumph, and it waa indirectly tbrongh her that ...

... int t you, I will give you the recipe. It is by ne meatus a new recipe, having been practised by several genera. tions of Dense, not to mention any other family. The fruits I have preserved are plums, damson., cherries, and gooseberries. Take nothing ...

... it is a wise plan to rub the shoes with a waterproof (mixture, which will make them soft, pliable, and hardy. A very good recipe for this is ounce of beeswax, an ounce of turpentine, quarter of ounce of Burgundy pitch, melted over a slow fire with a half ...

... hand of the much-sought* after Bundle ” offspring was rich treat, Guthrie’s acting being really clever. His song, too, •* Cherries and Plums,” added considerably to the hnmoor of the situation. Alisa N. Wcstwater, Wilhelmina, bad an extremely lively time ...

... dye is very well seen. A gown of black chiffon over silk looks very beautiful if trimmed with cherry velvet ; overlaid with jet, especially if frills of cherry silk are made to line the skirt. These show as the wearer walks and when she sits down, and are ...

... more successful your taking will be. Buya7d packet from your grocer and try the recipes for Afternoon Tea Muffins.’’ **Milk Bread Twists,” “Jam Sandwich.” Further recipes for delicious light cakes, Ac., are included in Brown & Poison's Cook* Book, which ...