another Way Brockly, to boil Beast Kidneys, to roast Beans Kidneys to keep Buttons Mushrooms, to pickle Barberries to keep instead of preserving + Cakes + Drops preserving to pickle to preserve for Tarts to keep all the Year Barley Sugar, to make + Black Paper to make for drawing Patterns C Cabbage, to pickle Cake Caraway to make + Rich white Plumb Cake + Cake + Cake, Ising for great, do.

And he filled our glasses, and tossed off his own at a single gulp, smacking his lips after it, for the average Russian dearly loves his national decoction of caraway seeds.

Or smoke a pipe of tobacco and caraway-seeds.

Near by, the square front yard was sweet With rose and caraway.

SPICES, as they are sometimes called, such as nutmeg, mace, pepper, pimento; cubebs, cardamoms, juniper berries, ginger, calamus, cloves, cinnamon, caraway, coriander, fennel, parsley, dill, sage, marjoram, thyme, pennyroyal, lavender, hyssop, peppermint, &c., are unfit for the human stomachabove all in infancyexcept as medicines.

Fancy offering to the creature called child in cities to-day, lemonade and a caraway cooky and a few pink sugar horns and some walnuts and raisins to carry home in its pocket!

The national bread, which is made of flour, water and a little salt, with a sprinkling of caraway seed, rolled very thin and punctured with holes like a cracker, is baked only once or twice a year, and then in large quantities, as New England women bake mince pies and put them on the top shelf to season.

It was a well-built house, and inside we found some thirty sacks of caraway seeds, the stuff they put in what are called "wholesome cakes for children.

The whole camp smelt of caraway seed, and not an unpleasant smell either.

But I wasn't; only I forgot to take any caraway-seed in the mornin', and so I kinder missed it; you know it 'livens one up.

As he sat in his library, scented by caraway, heliotropes, or pots of tuberose, or orange-trees in flower, certain dames would look in upon him, sometimes malgrê lui, sometimes to his bachelor heart's content.

No, he had not; and then she looked up a dry caraway herb, that had kept all its tiny seeds intact.

The refreshments may consist of sandwiches cut in the shape of Christmas trees and filled with green pepper and cream cheese; caraway cookies cut in the shape of Christmas trees; and hot chocolate, with a sprig of evergreen tied by a tiny bow of red to each cup-handle.

'Caraway-seed and juniper-berries!

So he had no suspicion of the severe criticism passed upon him by the little girl who read the service so womanly, he thought, eating caraway and lozenges between times, and whose face he carried in memory back to his prairie home, associating her always with the graceful dark-brown heifer bearing so strong a resemblance to the cow which had so frightened Ethelyn on the day of his first introduction to her.

BRAUNE MEHLSUPPE (BROWN FLOUR SOUP), No. 1 Heat a spoon of butter in a spider, add a spoon of flour, stir briskly, but do not let it get black; pour boiling water over it, add salt and caraway seeds.

When all are pared salt well and let them remain in the salt for twenty-four hours or more; then dry each piece, put in layers in a stone jar with whole white and black peppercorns, small pickling onions, which have been previously pared and salted overnight, pieces of horseradish, a few bay leaves, a little fennel, caraway seeds, a few cloves of garlic (use this sparingly) and also some Spanish pepper (use very little of the latter).

PICKLED BEETS Take two pounds of cold, boiled beets, slice, place in crock in layers, sprinkle with one teaspoon of salt, one-eighth teaspoon of pepper, one teaspoon of brown sugar, one teaspoon of caraway seed, if you like, and cover with one pint of vinegar.

Caraway Seed Cookies Cardamom Cookies Chocolate Cookies Citron Cookies Cocoanut Kisses Cornflake Cocoanut Kisses Croquante Cakes Date Macaroons Dutch Stuffed Monkeys Filled Butter Cakes Ginger Wafers Hamburger CookiesOld Fashioned Honey Cake, No. 1 and 2 Honey Corn Cakes Hungarian Almond Cookies Hurry Ups (Oatmeal)

CARAWAY SEEDS.The seeds of this are in demand both by druggists and confectioners.

The quantity of seed and produce are similar to those of Caraway.

E.These are supposed to be stomachic and carminative; but this, and indeed all the other effects ascribed to them, as depending upon their stimulant and aromatic qualities, must be less considerable than those of Dill, Aniseed, or Caraway, though termed one of the four greater hot seeds.

Thurst knew a trail that crossed the river near by and met the Caraway Pike a few miles beyond.

I started Seth by Caraway Pike for Ogdensburg with the count's message.

Crossing to Caraway Pike, in the Cedar Meadows, an hour later, we stampeded a lot of moose.