... EXCUSE. Two small boys, brothers, whose ages were seven and five respectively, and who were named Arthur and Freddie, were blackberrying the other day with their mother. As was likely with children of that age, more t lackberries found their way into their ...

... in soil or moss. They generally thrive best with bottom heat, but most kinds will grow in the open also. Such plants as blackberries, bovrardias, peaches, cherries, apples, pears, etc., are readily increased in this way under frame culture. Horse-radish ...

... table-poonful of finely cracked ice in the bottom of a lemonade glass, and over it the orange soup. Currant, raspberry, blackberry and cherry soups are all made in the same way. Fruit soup is served as first course at a luncheon. ...

... of the school-bell. If you ain't frightened, why don't you come? argued Harry Brown. I tell you they are the finest blackberries, and I . know where a prime lot of conquerors are. Come on, Ja-k; no one'll know. lint it ■ wrong, Harry, faltered Jack ...

... field was now wet enough to raise fine berries, so, as • desperate resort, he borrowed a few dollars, and planted it with blackberries, gooseberries, currants, and rhubarb, and started in as a truck former. In a few years (so he told me) he sold over twenty ...

... this kind operates upon even the most unfavourable minds. Examples of self-made men in New South Wales are as numerous u blackberries during autumn in a country lane. Of course there will be difficulties at first—there always are in a new country- but the ...

... the joy makers.— Willis. Ir women will paint, it is better to resort to simple methods which will not injure the skin. Blackberry or strawberry juice rubbed slightly on the cheeks and then washel off with milk gives a beautiful tint which cannot be called ...

... asunder. Standard pears about 12 feet, peaches and nectarines 20 feet, plums feet, apricots 20 feet, currants 4 by 8, blackberries 4 by 7. sod raspberries 3 by 6. Actual. Pt.ssirkso.—Probably few trees will be reedy for planting until November this year ...

... soastguard for a period of twenty-five years, they will reoeive as much as Bs per day; but these appointments are scarce as blackberries in June. It must be admitted that the pay of these guardians of our rockbound coasts is not excessive, even when the fact ...

... parts of the country. 9. Misrepresentation. This was presenting again wrongly anything one had seen or They were thick as blackberries there that night who had misrepresented their neighbours Now did be know From his own heart; for as face answereth to ...

... our wild berries become, by cooking, eery good eating. Many know what nice Carta and puddings and Gyms can be made of the blackberries, but few are aware of the delightful Savour of ripe stewed or baked elderberries. Pigs are not often cooked, but the ...

... fruit juices. Take a quantity of any kind of fresh terry fruit (red currant, black currant, cherry, gcoseberry, raspberry, blackberry, cranberry, k•.; also Flaws and thul alb). Clean the fruit, and put it into an ecamelled goblet or jeily pan. (Rhubarb should ...