... certain tones and of a soft make are well worn. I saw a most original tea gown recently in two shades of what is now called 'blackberry ; it is the tone of the fruit when slightly crushed. The gown had a wide crow-cut gathering of velvet of the darker tone ...

... piece of soft washleather damped with • little sweet oil. BLACKBERRY Brane.—This excellent remedy for sore throats is easily made and procurable by all. Put some very ripe and dry blackberries into a jar, cover tightly, and stand in a cool oven all night ...

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... ovidonoo showed that several children were playing together on Sunday in Penrith Beacon-wood, where they were gathering blackberries. Graham had been interfering with the fruit-gathering by jumping on tho bushes, and the deceased, who had a stick, threatened ...

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... has been spent. It consists of a taain of pale yelbw velvet and a white tulle, on which are 60W11 garlands of embro.dery—blackberries made of clustered beads and ears of corn of white pearls. The velvet bodice, high with Vshaped cut out back and front, ...

... allow me to write a few words in explanation. After the celebrated Council of Trent, where curses were as plentiful as blackberries, Pope Pius IV. drew up a long confession of faith to be observed by the bishops and clergy. This profession of faith was ...

... sugar is far better than syrup of squills and other nauseous drugs in many cues of cough. The small seeded fruits such as blackberries, ligs, raspberries, and strawberries. may be clamed among the best foods and medicines. We should look more to our gardens ...

... fortnight I have bed Se diddle thoroughly disinfected. VlL—lbegMspunthatnotire , havebeen served Ppee the of property situate at Blackberry. lace. proper drainage and privy VI 1. —I bog the and dilapidated wall in re tie bete of Napier street, and beg to that ...

... oommun ditto, 2d. per lb ; damsons, 2d. to Bd. per quart; grapes. Zuglish, 3s. to 41. ; Rusks, lid. to Is. id. - per lb; blackberries, 3d. ; filberts, Bd. per lb; lances, Is. to 2s. per dozen ; cabbages, lel. to 2d. • cauliflowers . 2J. to 4d. ; scarlet ...

... by its Hasten bright scarlet bsrrtot which called in tome phosa Devil's Q rapes. They era violently poisonous, mart th* blackberries another Solanum. which heart while fine era, aad to vary common ia ooltivated ground. One lbs very strongest vagotablo ...

... whey—often drunk also as a substitute for saline water, A decoction of the berries of the mountain ash, sweetened with blackberries, was not an uncommon drink in districts where that tree abounded. (To be continued.) ...