... AMERICAN HUMOUR. A Lady wishes to know the best way of mark ing table linen. Blackberry pie is our choice, although a with a gravy dish is highly esteemed by many. —New York Journal. The name of a Sunday-school journal is the Advanced Qqarterly It wore ...

... there was no profit in it now, so sharp had become the competition. He was putting part of the field into raspberries and blackberries. It is my opininn 6at the raisin, prune, fig and orange growers are at present making the most money, though olives and ...

... the larger and better will come from NSA York State later on. The crop in the latter State promises to be a large one. Blackberries and dewberries were arriving from Maryland, and sold for 10 to 15 cents a quart. Maryland and North Carolina have be. gun ...

... less remarkable, though the despatzli of 760,000 cases of tomatoes, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, strawberries, apples, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, nectarines, quinces, and raspberries, mostly to this countr y, Australia, and New York, should ...

... somewhat risky growth on the lower lands, has been known to bear in the third year. The gooseberry, currant, raspberry, and blackberry of these (comparatively) highlands are described as of immense fresh, plump, and beautiful. Within reach by railway of ...

... alike, and the gooseberries, currants, raspberries, and blackberries (we rather disdain, by the way, to cultivate this latter fruit in England, chiefly because we only know it as the wild blackberry of the hedgerows)—all these fa.: ilisr friends, we say ...

... European plums will not succeed in this part of Texas. Blackberries are very profitable when cnv-nient to a market. The best kinds are D. 11 3 ,, Kittatinny and Texas Pink. The Braid- n blackberry is doing well in Colorado couary. • GRAPES.—OR my grounds ...

... trees. All the best varieties of apples succeed equally well. So do small fruits, currants, gooseberries, strawberries, blackberries and raspberries. J. P. Stewart sold last year $l,OlO worth of raspberries from a patch of one and one.sixth acres. Mr. ...

... fruit sells to dealers at an average of 8 cents a pound. The quality of berries grown on the foot-hill land is of the best. Blackberries give about the same returns as strawberries. Land such as lam cultivating may be bought in my neighbourhood for from $l5 ...

... already a spectacle of sizable proportions, although Republican candidates for the Governorship are not as thick as blackberries In blackberry time. Through the Lick telescope in California can be seen. as alleged, a little moon revolving around One of the ...

... :—Every roee may have its thorn, but not every blackberry has its briar. Professor Millsnaugb, of West Virginia, has found a vine growing wild in the mountains of Roanoke County which bears delicious blackberries, but has no briars at all. Let's plant our ...

... peaches, pears, quinces, pomegranates, figs, grapes, aguacates, cherries, plums, bananas, plantations, olives, strawberries, blackberries, mamillas, mangoes, pecans and walnuts. They raise cattle, horses, mules, burros, sheep, goats, hogs and poultry. There ...