... the effect of expelling them. BLACKBERRIES.-At this season of the year the following receipts for the employment of blackberries will prove useful, especially to country readers : Blackberry Jam.—To every quart of blackberries allow a pound of loaf sugar ...

... unnecessary as it may appear at first sight, it means a great deal. Professed writers for the young are as plentiful as blackberries in a good season ; but writers whose books have one spark of real interest for those whom they glibly warn or admonish ...

... certain that there istil some boyand-girl foolery between her and Joe Flardwicke. Perhaps I had better send her down to Blackberry Farm for a few weeks, while I am ordering the wedding things. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, as I've always ...

... rich people at all, Will and Ben's father and mother. They had enough money to give their little boys bread and butter and blackberry-jam, and fresh, ...

... Avenue, and everybody is satisfied, except old Mrs. Silsbee, who has never left off wishing that she hadn't sent Dora to Blackberry Farm. ...

... judgment as to which she will follow in any given case. English cookery books, good, bad, and indifferent, are as plentiful as blackberries in a favourable season ; a knowledge of French receipts is confined, in the case of the majority of housekeepers, to an ...

... wished it, and he telegraphed, Come next week. And then one day I asked Dolly to walk down into the meadows and see if the blackberries were ripe. We took two little baskets, and the berries were hanging plump and large and purple-black; but before we picked ...

... large wedges of various pasties, which he calls pies, and which are richly stuffed with peaches, huckleberries, and blackberries, the latter fruit being not only plentiful to the extent contemplated by Falstaff, but biggsr than the largest mulberries ...

... broad-brimmed Maud Muller hats, the brim having three pipings of black velvet; dark blue or brown scarves round the crown, with blackberries, white flowers, and greenleaved sprays intermingled. A Frenchy little hat, dented at the sides It la Watteau, is suitable ...

... young lady writing to us from Westport, Co. Mayo, the other day, says that during the last week of March she plucked a wild blackberry blossom from an adjourning hedg,row in the vicinity of the town. SCIENCE AND ART. —A striking instance of the immense value ...

... who ean be A cOniptinion as welt as a helper, and every ktioWs that sort of young damsel don't grow On every bilsh like blackberries; no, nor in every inte/ligence office. ...

... so painstaking a correspondent in every town in the kingdom. COMMUNIC&TIONS from the following are declinel with thanks : Blackberry; F. F. ; Myrtle, and A.B. C. ...