... —The elderberries and blackberries are now in prime condition, and should be turned to account shortly, or it will be too late to utilise these inexpensive autumn fruits. Blackberry and Apple Preserve.—Take equal weights of blackberries and jelly apples, ...

... HARDLY TRUE, SHOULD THINK. Anecdotes Royal personages are as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn, but I fcb'ink that told the Paris correspondent of “Truth’' bias the merit originality. It is concerning the late Grand J>uahess Hesse-Darmstadt, who ...

... Monday week a farmer took to the house of Birmingham gentleman who is staying at Douglas a branch bearing a large number of blackberries. See “Sports” next week. —Photo Group Blades” Football Team. IVlaUes Prime BOTANIC BEER, jVfakes Prime BOTANIC BEER« Makes ...

... cherries, of course, in the forefront of this’ fashion. Barberries and >he,ir humbler cousins, blackberries, will be popular .later op, and blackberries upon pale turquoise straw, draped about with gauze, with a couple of jetted or spangled grills, would ...

... RECIPES. Blackberry Oordial, eitc. (“Pheon”). —Is tihis tihe recipe you desire? Put into pan two quarts of blackberry juice, 31b. of lump sugar, £oz. each of cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, and little less of cloves; let all stand together for several hours ...

... Pour over a round buttered toast and serve. Another country delicacy is blackberries. These, like mushrooms, are better if cooked as soon after gathering as may he. Blackberries will soon he in season, and delicious way of cooking them the following; ...

... until the leather is well saturated. Blackberry Pudding.—Soak some slices of stale bread (tho crust being removed) in milk, or cream; line a basin or mould with the same, so as to form crust. Have ready some blackberries, boiled with enough sugar to sweeten ...

... that.” Tihj, they’re plenty as blackberries.” ery true; but you see, Lord Gobblestown swallows all the pensions for his own family; and there are groat many complaints in the market against him for plucking that blackberry bush verv bare indeed; and unless ...

... add ■- ' tiie vinegar and other ingredients, mix well, boil for three hours, and bottle without straining. Blackberry Jelly. Strip the blackberries from their stalks, put them into a jar; place this jar in a saucepan of boiling water, and simmer them till ...

... sadness and entreaty touched her heart, and brought the colour to her cheek, and she turned her face from him to gather some blackberries on bramble bush which encroached on the path. “And you are going sing to to-night, Mr. Brown. Has Lady Stapylton given ...

... REPLIES. R. K., Rnry.—Tho cost auclionccr'a license is £lO. »hh Diarrikea.^ —Stew blackberry leaves to ■lroiiK tea and drink a tcacupful frequently.— Vt. G. J. L.—For the information you require, write to the Emigrants' Information Oliico, Broadway, West* ...

... AUTUMN FRUITS. Blackberries are considered a cure for dysentry. A syrup made of these berries is excellent, and is available when the fresh fruit is not in season. A tea made of the leaves of the brier is credited with like curativa properties. Old cheese ...