... Charles A. Vogeler ‘cof the same nature was shown a mass of | from France, Germany, as above from all parts of the United ‘Blackberry teas are at the fashioe parts of Ireland. 1 young and the young men come to eat it is not said, assist in removing stains ...

... with its ballet of *‘antumn leaves,” in which squirrels, hazel nuts, wild berries waving grasses, lovely ferns, acorns and blackberries, are included, combine to banish the recoliection of everything that is not bright and beautiful. We left behind us dirty ...

... Manchester Academy of Fine Arte. All the critics speak very highly of his works, one confidently asserting that his picture *‘ Blackberry gatherers” is the best water colour in the exhibition, if not the best work in the room. Mr. Jackson has sold four or five ...

... that. Beware of naggledom, my dear. The man that will stand being nagged at is a saint, and saints are not as plentiful as blackberries in the ‘world. There’s male flagging, my dear, as well as female—male grumbliog lntf never heing pleased ; and folks who ...

... way of neediework, of which I saw specimens Jater on in the afternoon. I looked with pleasure at | Miss Ethel Cooke’s * blackberry corner cabinet, i which won the Princess Alice Prize in this exhibition, and at the decorated set of | twelve tea cups ...

... stitch a row all round the outside. Yellow wool is the joining shade. Wad and lioe. BOTTLING AND PRESERVING RASPBERRIES AND BLACKBERRIES. Put the berries in the vessel used for cooking them, and pour over cuough water to just cover them. Keep at_the boiling ...

... Take it off the stove and brat cod a it is cooling. When half cold add er whole strawberries, whortieberres, rash Serve blackberries, sliced ur peaches. eold. ‘The amount of fruit will be determines L) taste of the maker. Ma.rep Burren a lump of fresh ...

... afternooe, og dinzer, the lad went out with his his senior. sister, a girl about two They walked and ate about half-a-dezen blackberries from the road- as far as Heysham, and while out he gathered nde. He was very merry on the Sunday evening, but about half ...

... Heysham—a country village two miles west of Morecambe—and on the way both of them ate s number of what they supposed to be blackberries. Neither was :gpmuy any worse—indeed the girl has not been ected at all—and partook of their usual meals very heartily ...

... very effective just now. At this scason of the yearthe beautifullytinted ieaves of the maple, lfle barberry, or even the blackberry, and sometimes the small leaves of the Virginian creeper, can be so arranged on a dress as to look very charming ; I have ...

... wending his way throngh the orchards’ fruit ripe, Un: t:-m where the wheaten sheaves yield to the N From his lips staios of blackberries strives he to wipe, As hazels o'erladen upon the ground trail. The woodlands to malberry, russet, and gold, He changes ...