... those present prevalent is the African cat’s - eye mounted silver. The (Crocodile ball” designs in silver, gold, and ash or cherry wood, are also popular. If you want to drape your mantel shelf in new and pretty way, get plain piece of plush velveteen, ...

... wear. At this season of tbe may not be amiss to mention that stains caused by certain fruits, such black currants, black cherries, Ac., are removed first washing tbe articles strong soap lather, and then fumigating them in sulphurous acid. It is, however ...

... have already said this respect. I flunk, therefore, that I will moat helpful to my readers by giving some carefully-chosen recipes for sweetmeats and various dainties easily prepared for children's sad other parties, for the prownoa of which it is not thought ...

... comparative ease, and she will leave the shop conscious of having secured a small shoe that is a perfect fit. To-day 1 give recipes for two very good cold, sweet dishes, thinking they may perhaps prove useful this sesson of suppers and children's parties ...

... contain—leir.onwater ice. The following hints, rather than recipes, for making ices—Le., for making the liquid, which must be frozen aa directed above—are given not because they are the best recipes, but because cream, which the basis of all fitst claaa ices ...

... one’s old friend, the homely and rather indigestible compound known as roley-poley padding, in each smart guise the following recipe which I happened on the other day;—Thoroughly dry half a pound of the Tory) finest quality pastry flour, and mix well into ...

... pudding, tbore are many different forma that wholesome dish, though all are made more or lees in the same wsy. My own particular recipe is s very good one, 1 give it here, perhsps it may d’fler slightly from youre. Boil hsl.-a-pint of new milk, and stir into ...

... Serve up with mustard sauce, or horseradish sauce. The herrings are simply cooked in oil, instead of vinegar water, in the recipe given below. Herrings potted are beat served np cold. Tbe bettings are ■ot washed, but are merely scraped and well wiped with ...

... exactly the same way, so that in noting down the directions for apricot cream, one gets recipe applicable to any other variety the same—pine apple, greengage, cherry, or strawberry. Take twelve tiouarl •nrinots and nut them in Stawuau rg jfEWR, TU ÜBSIX£Y ...

... simply smothered beneath violet and golden plums, currants of size that would ensure first prize at a show, and luscious cherries that look good enough to eat. But beautifully made as they are, can never bring myself to look kindly on the marketgarden ...

... into Scotland, though their native town has been famed for them since least the early part of the seventeenth century. Here a recipe lor them -Take equal quantities of currants (washed and dried) and raisins (stoned and chopped), butter beaten to cream, mixed ...

... training City. Prospectus Free. Special. Houses, Shops, &c., SHAWLANDS.-5 Rooms and Ritoheo. with immediate entry; rent, £25. —Wm Cherry, lit APPETISING and Handy-Gow Close Pish ; ready for Use. selectedlrom the Freshest and Fmcat. _ Weomsider these close fish ...