... Beast ens Put a pint and a-half of fresh juicy fruit, such, raspberries, blackberries, damsons ifito jar with sufficient sugar to sweeten it. generally about half its weight, and two tablespoonfuls of water. Cover the jar, set it in cool oven, and let ...

... them, bringing with them p'-nrks (little field. The bouksmao the but at the bottom acks)oftcu returning with thetn tilled. Blackberries i*.rth countryman, known>g Long Willie. vere also very abundant. But the*e good old remember his round, willow basket, ...

... tries off tree, but her returning she wan 1 ry sorry find that her little girl had disobeyed h*T, \Vhv did yuu eat those blackberries, wlien I told you hail not do* asked. The little girl refilled. It w»? ni't fault, mamma, it- Satan who tempted me. ...

... washouts; w here too the people came from Shore gather them, bringing with them p oxks (little returning with them filled. Blackberries ' were also very abundant. But these good old times have long ago goBe ;so have the trees that 1 brought forth fruit been ...

... resides. It it, with walls all round. we you do, the garden to play whilst our tes was were a swing, & see-saw, and sea and blackberries round th e each had @ swing our tes this we. weut on the to play. We — nuts, biscuits and toffee us by the te along with ...

... St»nejhilme. DIXON. ASSISTANCE.—Dear Uncle Jack,—l n >w write you story entitled Assistance. Coming home from gathering blackberries. Ralph heard sound of sobs behind high bank. Anuie Schleich had been gathering lierries too had ...

... love, isn't tire name for it. Mrs. Youngwoman wants know Which is the best way mark table limn ?'* Leave the Why and a blackberry pie alone the table for three minutes.. '* Why did Abraham after all not kill his son Isaac? Tommy i whose father is the ...

... seek labonr, It mnst made of servioe. CATITAL IS A HELP LABOUR Labour can do very little wicbont capital. Yon may pick blackberries growing on common without much capital, bat yoa want turn them >to to jam sad keep them for future ase, yoa mast ' use ...

... wy chi 1d. T said, trying to lead her away. been when bowled Wade for to the poor bare, and come and ik at other Rene, blackberries, n “Good - bys, poor hare: The second wicket fell at 13, and eventually the Visitors were all ‘ for +0 Holland and obediently ...

... heroine: M Bending with three-pronged fark In garden uprooting potatoes. What years they were then Great books clustered like blackberries in every publisher's list, and I am, of coarse, taking account of but few of the moat typical. Think of year like 1850 ...

... the century. A tried | oa Thareday, toe lea, brings out refuee to adopt Labour candidates. A policy of peaches, two in blackberries, and the rest they is the President of the roade iso redited with aboat | there were lots of nuta, but they were not ready ...