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... bourds and public bodies should test those cores, and if they were found effectual, then that Government should pur. chase the recipes, and make them public for the benefit of aIL Mr. Price’e remarks are certainly well worthy of attention. The Influence or ...

... e hot ; Mr Reherteon, Arbroath ; Mr M.Lareo, and Mr Perth, took part, the *,ewe Sir Wishart, on fres trade with reasonable recipe'. city Laing rather severely and adversely criticised. On the motion of Mr Millar, the thanked tie meeting were awanled tu ...

... pleasing voice, which, however, requires considerable tr ' - g. These were well received, and did him ninth credit. Mr Alexander Cherry conducted with his usual ability, and must be heartily congratulated on the efficiency to which lie has brought the Society ...

... estate and a baronetcy. The paper on Cheap Deliczciee for Small Appetite. is • valuable one, and contains many excelent recipes. An Englishman on Americanisms, touches the fringe of a rather interesting philological topic. The writer gives son,. good ...

... pepyrus became scarce and costly, wee called by | HOW TO MAKE AND PRESERVE THEM, the - Nem Tle werd The following are some new recipes for skins organized j adopted into Greck, and is the one used by the can be wm whe Apostie Paul (IL. Tim. iv. 13) * when thou ...

... the beautiful land of the lotus and cherry blossom. There are schools in Japan where one can serve an apprenticeship m -be art, and in some of them the course lasts for five years. Each school has is awn recipes and traditions, and certain cherfshecl ...

... kilted bat. Bat it not far every | one; salts best straight Grecian profile and broad, smooth forehead. Th« Ctirktaa* Puddlof A recipe suitable for children nod people who here liking for the richer rexietiee Chrietnuus padding, runs as follows. Three-Quarters ...

... This Week’s Recipe Last week’s Tecii>c for Christmas sweets has immediately brought me a request for more So here is how you can make Iced Fruits.” First you must i-ollect one tcacupful eaeJi of tigs, stoned dates, slielled walnuts and preserved cdierries ...

... fifteen shillings, acoording the price of the blossoms chosen. This Week's Recipe May will here before very long and with it come refreshing dishes like fruit salad. Here is recipe for fruit salad as simple the result is tasty. It has no particular name ...

... This Week’s Recipe The warm weather has inevitably resulted in a crop garden parties, so here is a seasonable dish, Ruby Glow,” which you can offer your guests. Take J lb. each of strawberries red currants, raspberries, and Morelia cherries, ' lb. of sugar ...

... This Week’s Recipe I anticipated would be the case, last week’s recipe for a Christmas sweet has resulted in many requests for more. here is the way to make “Iced Fruits.” Pass one taacupful each of figs, stoned dates, shelled walnuts and preserved cherries ...