... left alone with the four children, and she lost no time in weeding her husband's two little on late the woods to gather blackberries. Then, going to the bed where her own children lay, she lifted the baby up cautiously. so as not to disturb her seven yearold ...

... peolessiouril and amateur senora, and the working chars division the vegetablee were a highly medrtahle display. Tile rave, blackberries, gooseberries, dm., were also in point of sir, and extent of maturity exceedingly doe. The errangomeate for carrying out ...

... suddenly upon film at one. bends the road. Birkhill showed his propensity for fruit by taking taste erf the gooseberries, blackberries, currants, rasp*, or indeed anything that within his reach. The growing crops along tne side of the road, too, did not ...

... cream, one inch thick, well-sweetened. aannproreaent have the berries stand, well sprinkled with hear before using them. Blackberries and raspberries used the same way are very rich nod toothsome. KERRY TRIPLE.— One stale sponge cake sliced, foar eggs, ...

... asked with regard to Scotland, we suspect that the same answer would require to be made. For in Scotland, ministers, like blackberries, are a plentiful crop ; and in the case of the ministerial profession especially, the market price would appear to be ...

... Coming to the fruit, the show, because of the lateness of the season, was not so good as it was last year. Nevertheless the blackberries were such as to elicit universal admiration ; while the strawberries were also good. Special mention should be made of ...

... season's bread secure Shall strengthen thankful hearts anew. Iv. Silence now rules by woods and fens ; Hips, haws, and blackberries are ripe; Stray children loiter thneigh the glens And hearken lonely robin pipe. ! poaveful month, full soon we learn To ...

... rises. Four the marmalade hot into jars, and when quite cold oover.— From People s Friend Household Columns. BLACKBERRY PUDDING. Stew your blackberries and sweeten to taste. While these are oooklug cut siloes of bread aud butter, and cut off musts Now take ...

... to her niece. who is taking tea with ber)— Take some or these stewed blackberries, my dear. Black herein are good for complexion. Niere — But, deer aunty, I deal want • blackberry /wimple:leo. I DON'T think, says old Mrs Prawn, Mast bsok-keeping ...

... procured from the I inches above the froatboun I ground—is short, a people of the plea, who resembled the dull, unconth, blackberry bush reduced by roll the abject and perhaps sullen, rustice of that distriot, some sonilition of a will •tialiberry vine ...

... cou! manece it myself. I on, bat could not see the wav oat, and as I began to get very hungry indeed, I picked a lot of blackberries and other little things to eat. Thea it began to get dark again, I was getti azain vel tire, I lay down While he was lying ...

... PuBLISHING AND GEOEmA| AomxicY COMPANY,) The Garden. of Girls' Waltz. By Jacques Pierre. Waltzes are as plentiful as blackberries, | and seeing that they are in the main as common- , 1 place as they are commnon, it is refreshing to come across one in ...