... PORTGLENONE MONTHLY FAIR, F OR Salad CATTLE, SR EP, and Palk NOW BE.OPENE.D. HELD FIR TUESDAY EACH MONTH. NEXT FAIR ON TUESDAY, 7TH AUGUST. GOOD BUYERS WILL At FEND. (by Oran of Um Market CJAlmitue). UM JOHN 11.‘LAIjOHLIN, Socntary. ...

... pareley is added to the salad ; & plain sulad dressing is used for petate salad, the propertion beins ope-foarth of vinegar to three-fourths of oil, and palatable se.coning of #ait and pepper ; pour the dresing over the salad, and keep it in a cool place ...

... ze parsley. This for one pint bowl of salad. Savonit —Hard lour eggs and them to two: remove yolk= and till the with a et pomaded tongue, cliovy, a little beetroot and caper. t metes earl' with a few drops of salad oil or a equeen lemon. and grate over ...

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... has been elevated to the English Bench since the •formation. SALAD or FRIINCH BrANIL—The cantind French string beans which are tender, young, and bright green, are very rile• for a winter salad. Cook theni as much as needfel in a little bciling wat m, drain ...

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... CONTINIPITAL [MIGRATION. From both Swit Litt:and and Germany emigrant. are pouring in a stream to the United States. rod tW Lad Salad; j,urnala, alarmed at the proportions wheh the movement last 'mistimed. are reAryttin4 that such vast nu.nl. rs should be tog ...

... such as will be taken up full-grown and transplanted into other pita at the first approach of frost. Other Latches of these salads must likewise be transplanted on to sunny seathern;borders, where, even though none of the many kinds of plant protectors ...

... Attend to the prodaction of ]hubo. such as mint, sorrel, tarragon, %c, as before | directed. Chicory is an excellent winter salad herb. | Put several roots ia 10-inch po's, take them to the ‘-nhwo-ohou- at work, and keep them from light. |Of the broad-leaved ...

... sugar. on: teaspoonful bebop ova,. one eyg. mil to make a thin batter ; Into in gets tins in a well-heated oven. A Sovoulia SALAD. —Take the hearts heeds of foolery. cut them rut.. vary 0111 vets and lay them in the of an oval Elms Slice a boded beetroot ...

... fresh lettuce washed and wiped dry, chopped tarragon or mint. • few young onions or chives, and half • cucumber. Put into • salad bowl two tablespoonfuls of oil, a saltspoonful of nit, half • teasposuful of pepper, • denverupooss• ful of cater sugar, and ...