... of a cup of butter, three eggs, three tablespor.asful of sour milk, half a teaspoonful of soda, half a cup of fruit jam—blackberry preferred—and one cup of chopped rallies tine. D.O. ...

... obtained from all ready-money groom the following low prices, jars includedfib. jars plum, ; jars and gooseberry. Is.; 9b. jars blackberry, la 9b. Jars strawberry, Id. when you ask for Hartley's see that you get it, inferior brands are often substituted for the ...

... s of a cup of butter, three egs, three tablespoonfuls of sour milk, half a teispoonful of soda, half a cup of fruit jam—blackberry | preferred - and one cup of fine-chopped rasins. Hor Porato Sarap,—Pare six or eight large potatoes and boil till done ...

... three-quarters of cup of butter, three ega, three tablcspoonfuls of sour milk, half a tenspoonful of soda, half cup of fruit Jam—blackberry preferred - and one cap of fine-chopped rosins. Hor Potato Bai.ad.— Pare six eight large potatoes and boil till done, and ...

... clawed a fine gazelle. Mz. Josepn BERRY was chosen as the pubic executioner of Inns and Vicars. He will now be known as Black-berry. EasTER-LY winds are now preva-Lent. ThTe there ! Don't get into a ion, weak reacr! Allow us to pat you on the S-ch ! St ...

... *ll ready money groom *4 the following low prioa*. jar* included2lb. plum, M.; 21b. raspberry eooeelx-rrj. 1* ; 21b. jar* blackberry. Jar* atrawbenry. la When jrou ask for Hartley* aee that you set it. a* inferior brands art of tec substituted fur the sake ...

... Black Broche Sllka from 2a Id. per yard ; Block Ottoman' Silks, Gro* l.ondrcs, Sicilians, Brochu Velvet*, blocs Velvets, Blackberry's, 4c. Black Louis Velveteens, in all qualities, at SPECIAL PRICES Pattern* poet free. The DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT Is under ...

... of a cop of butter, tilt's egs, three tablespoonfuls of sour milk, half a te. ...

... le obtained from po«n the following low prion, jar* included3b. jar* M.; Bb. Jar* raspberry and ox**-berry, la.; Bb. Jan blackberry. la.; 3b. jar* atrawbeny. When you aak for Hartley's aee that you get it. inf«iwc tfWada pitta lor the extra OF A SAXON ...

... the soft impeachment. Mr. Joseph Berry was chosen as the public executioner of Innes and Vicars. He will now be Tcnown as Black-berry. Biggar and Healy had eructed their uncleanest rhetoric, when, lo ! the good Lord Mayor rose in his place and —and used ...

... other day that his had been a chequered career. Ups and downs — chiefly the latter — were with him almost as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. But he had a wonderfully happy knack of never troubling himself about his mis- fortunes ; and whether he had ...