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... of dowers JELLIE; FOR SUMMER. A jelly is newer no good as when made at hams with the joie of fresh fruit and Brown & Pant' Corn Floor. When thus prepared all the fresh flavour and healthful properties of the 'reit are retained in the jelly. Neither gelatine ...

... wasted, • The crab apple may be met in many a field and lane. Those who do not neglect good things merely because they are unpopular know that the crab-apple makes an admirable jelly, or can be used for jam-making with blackberries, pears or quinces. ...