At least as long ago as the days of CROMWELL, whose advice to his troops was "Put your trust in Providence, and keep your chowder dry.

Didn't you ever go on a chowder-party, and do your own cooking?" "No, I never did.

"Could LEONARDO have painted two?" The Chowder King, or whatever he is called, smiled inscrutably.

He never said a word aginst any vittles that was set before him, but I mistrusted that he was more partickerlar in his eatin' than he wanted folks to know of, for I've know'd him make believe to eat, and leave the vittles on his plate when he didn't seem to fancy 'em; but he was very careful never to hurt my feelin's, and I don't belief he'd have spoke, if he had found a tadpole in a dish of chowder.

Fresh fish can be handled as above, except that it is cooked much quicker, and potatoes and onions and canned corn are the only vegetables generally used with it, thus making a chowder.

" "Then I'll drive you off with a shot-gun, by chowder.

He evidently thinks we Americans, at this remote point, are mere barbarians, and have some shrewd design of making a chowder, or a speculation out of our granites, and agates, and native copper.

She could get up a shirt to perfection, and made irreproachable chowder, but she was not a woman of letters.

I do not purpose inflicting a bill of fare upon you; but, having, in the foregoing pages, made a promise to furnish the proper recipe for Toddy and Chowder, I consider this the proper place to redeem that promise, under the guidance of my hospitable host, who initiated me fully into the mysteries of mixture, proportion, &c., by making both before me.

It appears that the commodore had given some instructions to the steward, which he evidently had not understood, for, upon asking that functionary towards the end of dinner for a bottle of fine old Madeira which had been kept back as a bonnebouche, he gave a wild stare-of astonishment, and said he had put it all into the chowder.

He put the largest and coarsest into the coppers, after cutting it up, mixing with it onions, pork, and ship's bread, intending to start a fire beneath it early in the morning, and cook a sort of chowder.

Codfish chowder and sun.

Codfish chowder and sun.

Codfish chowder and sun.

Codfish chowder and sun.

Codfish chowder and sun.

Codfish chowder and sun.

Codfish chowder and sun.

Codfish chowder and sun.

"No, only terribly hungry" whispered Dodo, as if rather ashamed of the fact; "and do you know, Olive, after dinner to-day I told Olaf I never should be hungry again, because I ate so much chowder.

"'Oh, yes!' said Eunice, 'we can have chowder-parties: that will be delightful!' "'Clams!

This morning, when I was casting through the surf, a good-sized drum chased me up on shore, and he's now the star performer in a chowder that your ma has billed for dinner.

Things had gone on now for some three years, and I'd about lived in my books,I'd tried to teach Faith some, but she wouldn't go any farther than newspaper stories,when one day Dan took her and me to sail, and we were to have had a clam-chowder on the Point, if the squall hadn't come.

No. 1 Lentil (Linzen) No. 2 Milk Milk and Cheese Mock Fish Chowder Mock Turtle Mulligatawny Mushroom and Barley Mutton Broth Noodle Okra Gumbo (Southern)

By Theron Q. Dumont A Chicago paper in a recent editorial said: "There are men in this country in abundance, but good men, while in great demand, are as scarce as the clams in chowder at a church supper.