... the bl remove all scum and the sauce is ready for e for serving with roast beef or muftten Blackberry Jam.—Put six pounds of pertect's ripe, sound blackberries into a preserving (o with a pint of water, stir over the fire until the fruit is quite soft ...

... cccc 36/~ 19/ Chateau La 1 our Morin Cha‘'enn La Chaume«, Margauw . 18- 10/6 9906 1506 BRITISH WINES, — Ginger, Blackberry, Black ¢urrant, Cowslip. Rhubarb, Raisin, Tent, Elder. Gooseberry, Muscadine, Orunge, i/ per botile; 1/3 per quart. ...

... outside with blanched almonds cut into strips, and the centre filled with blackberries stewed in syrup. It can be served either hot or cold, as preferred, if hot | with blackberry siquce, if old, with cream sauce. - “Devil” Mixture.—Scald fonr ounces of ...

... upon the lea l_sv_da.;)cin's with do.ligiht';” e ‘And every bush and flower tree Is singing in its flight. v NEXT WEEK: ‘“BLACKBERRY.” Correspondence: ““ Flora ” Editor, ** Chronicle” | @fce. ...

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... ccco.ooe 18/~ 106 Chateau La Chaume. Maresux . _ 22% 15/ & e &l 8 & wl & &l a 2 2 &8 i 2 &) BRITISH WINES, — Ginger, Blackberry, Black Curramt, Cowslip, Lhubarb, Raien, Tent, EVMer. Goeseherry, Muscadine, Orange, 1/- per hotile; 1/2 per quart. X ...

... READING. AT THE ROYAL ACADEMY. Qur artist onflines a few of the notable pictares. (1) “Blackberrying” (late Mt=. Stanhope Forbes); (2) “The City of Refuge” (Margaret Williams) ; (3) “The Tumult | e House of Commons” (A. C. Gow, R.A.). e eound and ripe ...

... J. Brandon. There were two items of interest exhibited by J. T. Hargreaves, not for competition, viz., a collection of blackberries, which are being introduced for allotment and small boldings men, and purple flowers and green and red berries of a very ...

... it has been a very killing bait on Doffcocker reservoir. In somo parts of Lincolnshire boiled peas, and even cherries or blackberries, will fill the angler’s basket when other attractions fail; the wise angler therefore notes the character of the produce ...

... brought un to be punotual-—ae punctual, that is, as ten-yoar-old human nature can be. One day his mothe: permitted him to ge blackberrying with some other children. “ But,” she said, “‘vou sust be at home by half past twelve, in time %o get cool and clean beiore ...

... purpose the flowers had bheautified the earth, and that their work was row heing perfected. No doubt yom will netice the blackberry bmshes, which are now sending forth their flowers, and also that the bracken fern seems now to have made unite mind to decorate ...

... bv the use of ecithee lettuce or onions. Use all kinds of fresh, ripe {ruits to purify the blocd and tone up the system. Blackberries and raspberries are tonic, and usefud in all forms of diarrheea. Bananas are an excellens food for those suffering from ...