... BLACKBERRIES. The trees were flushed with red and gold. As in the warm September weather. Among the country lanes strolled, And picked the blackberries together. Standing among the russet-brown And withered leaves that hid the roots, I pulled the bramble ...

... dance in the brerze! *Twaa there that we wandered—ah, long, long ago— And gathered fair childhood's heartsease; When these blackberries hung rich clusters above, ■Eager lit* their ripeness would tell. trampled blossoms, sauntered love— you thhtk »>f the black ...

... before it was Vs.-Berry. If you been the eider-Berry, you would not bate been such • 90ose-lierry. Now, you need not look black-Berry; for, I dont care a straw- Berry. ...

... wk.. Mr V J Blackberry. 4yo 11.4 3lb Mr Kenny 1 Mr W Milogho Barliugliv , 11.4 71b..M00re11y I Mr J li Jordth's M)oiry. . yr.. 11.1 . 0 , Mr J )Ire'a Vireroany, 0.4 1111 joyco i Mr J M•Drrak4e. Magic, 4 yra. 11.4 __Owner ; Blackberry led all through ...

... coastguards for a period of twenty-five years, they will receive as much as 6s. per day; but these appointments are scarce as blackberries in June. It must be admitted that the pay of these guardians of i our rockbound coast s not excessive, even when the fact ...

... internally. Lemons for feverish thirst in sickness, billionsoats, low fevers, rheumatism, cold, coughs, liver complaints, &c. Blackberries as a tonic. Undid in all tonna of diarrhea& Tomatoes *se a powerful aperieut for the liver, a soverign remedy for dyspepsia ...

... to make a hero of, and that those that matle should at once repent. Much better may easily be bail. The crop plentiful blackberries. Crimeans arc everything now, are everywhere, and, though wild-looking and hirsute animals, arc easily caught. Ido not ...

... cover with a fresh cloth, and keep turning it dally till ripe enough for use. 2. Give a good receipt for making blackberry jam. blackberry jam as you would any other jam, boiling the fruit after being cleanly picked, with an equal weight of sugar. 3. ...

... by a !rimed at Ilimeheld, and named by the kite John F. Wood lads Wetly. • seedling of own, being • event tie aa American blackberry, the fruit of %Inch 1 submit - tad to the committee of the Royal Horticultural Straiety. Oib..r emir which simmer in the ...

... Th. Rake Blackberry ildwot Biebocei, 4 yrs Nanny As healer's race. PAY S yrs arms, COolliefL Beeratt, 4 sweetheart, 4 yrs B • yre Sprigs Nig, . 19e. • Farmers Sam rilirt. agsd trivsigdknvpd 41 eV4 4 - 4 yrs .of £4 194. • beet ram. Blackberry Daisy. aged ...

... Boil half as hour, skim, sad pear into earthenware jars. When cold cover the jars. We have never tried to make jelly of blackberries—that Is, bramisleberries; but if you try to make it, pat the berries into • stone jar, pleat is a bailing water until hot; ...

... 011 the morning of crop in the East was it failure, So is the plum In the memorable year . 4a4 lie crop. There are few blackberries, quinces gasetted 14 hrigelle nod Governor are likely to be worth their weight in gold. .ot Tlestaten, mule of the st ...