... on one. People who will tell you, though, that they knew a person who saw a ghost one time, are about as plentiful as blackberries in August. Received— P I (Wat erford) ; A Constant (New Rose); Mary; Vox Dei ; J (Rallyhaunis) ; V.l ; A Catholic ...

... alone; you may etupe with vinegar and water daily. 13essie says :—Will you kindly oblige me with a receipt for preserving blackberries, making a jam out of them, and if it is necessary to have a copper or braes kettle to cook them in.—We are sorry we have ...

... —We ea:mot say from your letter. Bessie.—A reader has forwarded us a receipt for.making blackberry jam, which is as follows :—Mix equal weights of blackberries and powdered loaf sugar, and boil *lowly- for three hours in a copper vessel over a: slow ...

... they have learned to know them by their selfevident individual character. No skilled knowledge is really necessary. The blackberry is known from the berry of the deadly nightshade, which is equally black. People, in picking parsley, don't gather the poisonous ...