21 JULY 1894, Page 17

UNRECOGNISED DAINTIES.

[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " EPEOTATOR."]

SIB,—Perhaps the following may be reckoned among " nn- recognised dainties 1"—A few years ago, a friend spent his holiday at a farm-house in Scotland, and one day his landlady produced for dinner a pie, which he pronounced to be the most delicious dish he had ever tasted. The landlady informed him it was made of a sucking-pig. The following year he went to stay at the same farm-house, and asked if he could again be treated to seeking-pig pie. "Ali no, Sir," said the good woman, " they all lived this year "—I am, Sir, &o.,

W. S.