... each ; do. RASP and GOOSEBERRY, Stl. each ; do. STRAWBERRY and GOOSEBERRY, Sd. each ; do. PLUM and APPLE, 71 each ; do. BLACKBERRY and APPLE, led. each ; do. PLUM, &I. each ; do. DAMSON & APPLE, 7d. each; do. MARMALADE, 7d. each ; Ilb. jar MARMALADE, ...

... CHILDREN'S COLUMN. IIOW THEY WENT FOUNDED ON FACT. Pat, said Willy, mother says the lady at the big house wants lots of blackberries, and we are to take our own little cans and gather all we find. and she will give us a spinning-top each if we fill our ...

... and the other members of the company do full jastice to their opportunities. Tamed Up preceded with a comedy drama, Blackberries, also by Mr. Melford. Little for this can be said beyond that gives Miss Julia Gilbert a splendid opening for rm illustration ...

... wh lts • rtditln. wse roc and worth baying. and It was only see maim.: that he learnt that AMUes `ad were as commoo at blackberries. that of the et item It was eel, when they were In fine '1 . 1: they were worth baying, and that only /revive. such as ...

... the 1887 report would be found an addition to the Flora of Britain, viz:— Rubus Podophyllus, a continental formof the blackberry, which he discovered not far from Howley ruins. He first found it in 1885, but it was not till the early part of 1887 that ...

... with satisfactory pro m for production. Cultivated blackberries, strawberries, and raspberries are among the principal crops produced by the associates. They sold over 24 million quarts of blackberries this year. BIN TILLAGE OPERATIONS (says the Agricultural ...

... ginger, whichever preferred. Boil till the apples are quite clear and begin to sink in the pan. Brackßerry Jay.—Pick the blackberries carefully, as they are often mfested with worms; reject all unripe ones, and to each pound of fruit allow {lb. of loaf ...

... in the ground and some out of it, some at hand for use and others as a reserve. AMERICAN - To all who care for preserved blackberries, either in the form of jelly or jam, I would say plant the American varieties. A single row across a uarter of the kitchen ...

... FRUIT PRESERVING AT HOME. 4C BEAST •ND J•N.—Take equal quantities of goad baking apples and blackberries. To a pound of fruit add alb. of sugar. Put a little water in the preserving pan aritb the fruit, and after boiling for a few minutiae add the sugar ...

... grow restless, you con gi on : Before I met you this world was a desert to me. I didn't take any pleasure in goir.g blackberrying and stealing rare ripe peaches, and it didn't matter whether the sun shone or not. But what a change , in one short year ...

... programme to the satisfaction of the w hole company, and were called uponin two throe instances for an encore : 1 polka, Blackberries; valse, IsobelLancers, Indiana polka, Now and Then;, schottische, Marie Stuart; valse, The ; polka, Phyllis ...

... cold And deathly autumn came. Only of that young time The bright things I remember; How orchard boughs were laden red, And blackberries so brave Came ere the frost and rain— ~ Ere the dreary dark November With dripping black boughs overhcad And dead leaves ...