... very closely together, 6u as to allow no juice to e•cap3. 313 k. a marmalade by stewing apple., ritsptierries, mulbsrries, blackberries, or any other kiwi of fresh frnit may be conveniest, with sugar. When the fruit has stewed long emiezh to he reduced to ...

... stove and beat while it is cooling. When half cold add shoed baniume, or whole strawberries, whortleberries, raspberries, blackberries, sliced apricots, or peaches. Serve me cold. The amount of fruit will be by yaw of the maker. . ...

... tracts of pasture land as would make your cowboys out West mad with envy • and right under the burning Equator we have 44 on blackberries and bilberrice sad quenched our thirst with crystal water fresh from snow beds. We have also been able to add nearly se:tiare ...

... the time when 1 spent my [RMlriM•ered M P.O. f o r Trairouk,ton übroad. half holiday, in the antunin-tide in gathering blackberries along the hedgerows of the fields on Forest Hill. The road which now runs from this side the censetery, and bads its outlet ...

... were Mime V yaw, Mrs. D'Arey Power,aad Mire Wheal. I. the asseed part the reederiag et Th. Masipwade, by Power, sod Blackberries' by Mho resolved eacerea. Mr. Mks sessesd a forearite. hie rwr..rj:T2abli g ave orreellsee sup ; Mr. Ellis NM reading ...