I shall be waiting there, I promise you, and we shall drink some corked ambrosia.

Boil and carefully skim the pickle after using, and it will keep good, closely corked, for 2 years.

This is a very simple and expeditious manner of preparing coffee for a large party, but the essence for it must be made very good, and kept well corked until required for use.

When clear, it should be bottled and closely corked for a year; it will then be ready for use, but will keep any length of time.

Stewed fruit well sweetened, and put into glass bottles well corked; 3 or 4 dozen plain pastry biscuits to eat with the stewed fruit, 2 dozen fruit turnovers, 4 dozen cheesecakes, 2 cold cabinet puddings in moulds, 2 blancmanges in moulds, a few jam puffs, 1 large cold plum-pudding (this must be good), a few baskets of fresh fruit, 3 dozen plain biscuits, a piece of cheese, 6 lbs.

well corked, a bottle of salad dressing, a bottle of vinegar, made mustard, pepper, salt, good oil, and pounded sugar.

The blacking should be kept corked up, except when in use, and applied to the brush with a sponge tied to a stick, which, when put away, rests in a notch cut in the cork.

Put the powder into a well-corked bottle.

Put into a tightly-corked bottle and use as required.

as if it had been in a bottle strongly corked.

One of these he filled with water and securely corked.

Keep in tightly corked bottle; pour out only what is necessary at the time, and keep the bottle corked.

Keep in tightly corked bottle; pour out only what is necessary at the time, and keep the bottle corked.

It should be kept in a strong bottle, tightly corked.

Joe corked the wine and called to the horses.

I've been to Mr. Selincourt with the news, and it has about corked him up, poor gentleman!

And yet half a million devotees from every part of India come here annually, and not only drink the poisonous stuff, but bathe in the polluted river and carry back to their homes bottles of it carefully corked and labeled, which the doctors tell us is an absolutely certain method of distributing disease.

The next bottle he impudently pronounced corked, and when Pomeroy cursed him for a liar, brought him some in an unwashed glass that had been used for Bordeaux.

He purchased bushels of empty bottles, in which he placed his pamphlets; having corked them up tight, he threw the bottles into the sea at various fashionable watering places, hoping they would wash ashore.

"Carefully corked in a glass jar, it ought to keep to be given to your grandchildren as a horrible example.

Joe again cleared his throat tentatively, but Margaret ruthlessly corked the bottle, and, assuming her usual frosty air, remarked with somewhat scant politeness that it was time for her to be setting about her business, and there was no need for other folks to be waiting.

ALBUMINIZED MILK.Shake together in a well-corked bottle or glass fruit can, a pint of fresh milk and the well-beaten whites of two eggs, until thoroughly mixed.

This juice is then covered and left to ferment, then bottled into flasks, covered with wicker-work, corked with tow, and finally stowed away in caves among the rocks.

"Yes," said I, "they are about as different from Quaker services as a squirting fountain is from a corked bottle.

Hospitality of the Pumpherston people really embarrassing; they filled our pockets with candles of all sizes and descriptions, and insisted upon each of us taking away a quart bottle of paraffin oil imperfectly corked.