... Pure Ap le Jly is free frefom artlfldkl lonring, the Iltarde tint ethe ifetS -oly being preserLved; Mley's 1Zew $easonls Blackberry ashy5 now ready - pe t 4e dcc.-4a$ I I I ...

... carving.- it' First prize, (43 3s.) frame and paper-cutter, Mary Goodnike, kni Stradbaill i second prize (21 is.) panel-blackberries, he Enoch Archer, Kirkby Lonsdale. Reapoussli.-First prize nIO (EC3 35.) 1Sea and shore, G. Xewby, Keswick; second prie ...

... behind that august body, the English' Government. But it must not be omitted from calculation that he is a good suohmer. Blackberry or bramble growing is no new enterprise in the fruit gardens of America. It has been praqtised for at least twenty years ...

... distinguish between things.which differ, are full of fears as to the result. Suggestions are therefore as plentiful as blackberries. The Dewan Bahadur Ragoonath Rose, for instance, gravely suggests that seven sub-committees for religious pur- poses should ...

... apples-apples of the best quarity; udin ins fruit might just as well be grown in England. lears, cherries, raspberries, blackberries, and straw- berries are quite as easily cultivated, provided know- llge and skilll are employed, for, take it ever anl ...

... also guarantee that the win es ire usual adulterative ingredients, such ss eg- a | alcohol. To this ladv it theretor' o blackberry -wine making is an ind-as't t eminently suited to the conditions c I -: where the fruit is abundan = - is cheap. Whether ...

... pineapples lOs. to 15s. each;- P per dessert) is. to in. per box; do. Is. 63. to 2s. 63., a'pple is. 63.. to Is. per stone ; blackberries Sis. to Is. 6±- per stone. r, trn Friday.-Gamrao ns Dressed Poult-r---Grouse, 4.s t 4s. 6d. blaek game 4s. to is partridges ...

... bushes, the parent plant of which was dug d up from a neighbouring ommon. As s a fruit for the table or for making jelly, the blackberry d ese rves better brecognition. Railway station refreshments form an irritating subject of discussion, most people having ...

... tiacts of pasture land as would make tse cowboys out west mad with envy, and right under the burning Equator we have fed on blackberries and bilbetries, aisd quorshed our thirst with crystal water fresh frum the snow beds. We have alsa been able to a-id uearly ...