... kept airtight tin* To make blackberry .yrup, each pint of juice allow lib. of ■ugar, ioi. powdered cinnamon, Jo* of temipoonfulof pounded clo.-: bod for .tratoVand for each pint of .ymp add • wioegtamtul of brands. Blackberry vinegar i. made thu. lib. ...

... department of State in London. A imund or two of juicy blackberries which he sent home by (>arcel js»»t from Somersetshire for his children were ut the bottom of all the trouble. I packed the blackberries,” bays the rev. gentleman, “in strong, sound, wooden ...

... following it the for the 24 bonrt coding •! noon to day: Soatb-Matarlj and toolberly *ind«», moderate, fair While gathering blackberries near Hall on Wtdueedej afternoon, lioberl Cunnejwurth fell into brickpood and drowned. A meeting of the and supporters ...

... one another either side till their buck twigs nearly interlaced, and iU untutored hedgerows, with hero and there spray of blackberry leaf straggling in the ditch, had something of the promise of May it. It bad more ; for in spite of London wintrineea it ...

... (pink or red), cornflowers, chrysanthemums, or, in fact, any autumn flowers or berries—say spray or wreath of bramble and blackberries, ripe and unripe. Velvet crowns of the Tam o’ Sbanter shape are now worn, with fancy straw brim slightly turned up; for ...

... (?) years by Professor Singley, and in the stratum, which Is 100 feet in thickness, he found seeds resembling apple and blackberry seeds, _ Tub negroes of the United States possess this time accumulated property to the value of nearly £60,000,000. According ...

... cover with the ice cream. Keep in ice nad salt one hour. Serve with the strawberry sauce. For blackberry wine. Reduce to pulp thirtytwo quarts of ripe blackberries, and add two gallons of water. let stand for twenty-four hours, then strain through two thicknesses ...

... cloth. Blackbbbbt jam is improved greatly by adding half pound of peeled and cored sour sharp apples to every pound of blackberries. Thbbb is old saving that a woman can throw out with a spoon faster than man can throw in with shovel. Without reference ...

... Oceinsilkol fl«ker , .tone, oinked into fluff!ness and brightened with gleam* of orange, looks both charming and useful. Blackberries (remarks Madge of Truth) nre jolt now. They make capital tart, it mixed with apptes cranherrie*. A well-boiled pudding ...

... score pounds retell: while wholesale they touched 6d. per score, at «Inch price roily loads were dispatched jam works. Blackberries and elderberries are almost given away, and among apples 401 b of Prussian P'P^ pins were bought for Is. 6d. aod after ...

... function fashion goes without saying. All the available Royalties were there: duchesses and countesses were plentiful as blackberries, but it was noticed that there were some members of the aristocracy conspicuous by their absence. The gardens behind Devonshire ...

... front and back breadths of corduroy, the tides being cloth, art in close foide. Another gown in this material is of unripe blackberry colour, and deep purple black velvet—the shade the fruit is what fit to pick. The bodice is corselet form, having the appearance ...