... NICE DISHES. DAMSON Comm.—Put the damsons If a jar Is same way as for blackberry jelly. Bet this in a saucepan of cold water, bring to the boll, and keep boiling till the fruit is tender. Then skin and stone the damsons while they are still warns. and ...

... Melesburgh; 3, Mrs R. Skea. Green Rhubarb—l, Mrs Work; 2 and 3, Llzste Hitch, Netherstone. Peas-1 Mrs entailer. Post °Mee. Blackberries-1. E. Drover. ntrawberrles-1. Mrs Allan. slnipplgar; 'Maness; M.e.. E. Dreyer. Gooseberrisa-1. Humeri H. Spence. CHILDREN'S ...

... teaspoonful of the spirit to a pint of water, and then iron. A beautiful gloss will be obtained. BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Gather very ripe and dry blackberries, and put them into a straining bag. Squeeze out all the juice, then allow one pound of sugar to every ...

... lassies having any trouble in getting a sweetheart, it's more often the other way. Sweethearts for lassies are as thick as blackberries in summer. One has nothing to do hut. hold up their finger and there will be a dozen to pick and choose from. I write about ...

... should be sought out and paid an annuity on condition of their rental il ig in their country. Geniuses do not grow like blackberries, and ten thousand a year would support quite a century's crop. ...

... NICE DISHES. Dawson CESIUM—Put the damsons he a Jar ia same way as for blackberry jelly. Set this in a saucepui of cold water, bring to the boil, and keep hailing till the fruit is tender. Then skin and stone the damsons while they are still warm, and ...

... the calendar. Black being the unlucky colour, and turquoise the lucky gem. for December, the newest charm is a gun-metal blackberry studded with these dainty pale blue stones, which are now to be seen in half the jewellery displays of Christmas presents—Mrs ...

... all my life. I'm nineteen years old, and I bavo the courage of a woman. But situations as governesses aro not as thick as blackberries in autumn. I regret to say. What am I to do?' Mr Nisbit groaned, but nerved himself to answer. He realised that he must ...

... she done! She ave her little buy $ slim of bread are.] butter, and told hint to go out and tit where he could smell the blackberry jam Perkins wee making. Of coil she said. the earrings are Quito pretty. but er--the *tome are very small. But. my ...

... will illustrate this. A white blackberry was produced by Burbank as follows:—He took in insignificant and little known variety of bramble which has pale berries and mimed it with the variety known as ILawton's blackberry. The result was a white hybrid ...

... Cos Lettuce-1 and 2, J. 8. Gibson. Cabbage Lettuce—l, J. S. Gibson; 2, Miss We, Roadside. Gooseb Tries-1, J. 8. Gibson. Blackberries I, J. 8. Gibson; 2, Miss Craigie, Cuhiday. Marigolds-1 John Mainland; 2, Kate Harrold, Bigland. Chrysanthemums-1. John ...

... to coat them thickly. Then pour in the mixture. In a piers !creamy' pare. , over the top. awl steam for at len tr. with 'blackberry :,blly saws. STROIINZB/1 AUCTION BART. Sales of LITZ STOCK, ete., will be held on the FIRST sod THIRD WZDNICSDAY of every ...