... the market. They are delicious in tarts anl padding*. hut, for dietetic reasons, should always be combined with blackberries or blackberry jam when being prepared for the table. •FOR THE BLOOD THE LIFE? lidlMrlaJki WORLP-FAMED _ ...

... present time, greater than the supply. j The blackberries just now Brittany are glorious, ; writes correspondent, but they remain the hedges untouched. For the common Breton is vary religious, and thinks blackberries accursed because | the Crown of Thoms was ...

... luminous and trader evening eflecta, both by A. Ela worth, and show bis usual careful and finished treatment: docs also “Blackberry Gatherers (21), by the same artist “Where Nidd'a Waters Flow Town (33), by A. A. Friedenaon, rather ambitious hat fairly ...

... himaalf anddooned clerical dothoa, he tralked boldly from the house. A few later ] police-constable saw a clergyman feeding blackberries, and noticing that was eating ravenously became auapicioua. The clergyman aid not appear lathe least nonplussed at aU.Tition ...

... little sensation has been caused in the Ashby district of Leicestershire by the daring attack of stranger a lady who was blackberry!ng on the highway about half a mile from the town. Mrs. H. Sullen, with her daughter and son and a lady friend, Misa Taylor ...

... season, the bracken glows in every shade of yellow and brown. Over the low-lying bramble bushes, purple and scarlet with blackberries, trails the gorgeous jewellery of the bryony, relieved the pearly aeed-tnfts of the wild clematis, that the old herbalist ...

... surgeon’s assistant, on tl»e charge of wilfully murderinfr Maud Challenger. At West Ham, whilst two lads were searching for blackberries In they came acmes a calico parcel containing the body of a male child. The body had been preserved in spirits before being ...

... iuterested in the cure advised by over seen red blackberry. “To be sore I ll rr von Biilow thought that bis forces were suffimedical paper, which declares that the beet hyp- have,” said Barney, all blackberries are red ci-ndy strong to attack him and drive ...

... down rest and eat our candy. When we were rested, Lucy said“Wo are almost to the river, let us go down there and gel some blackberries off the bushes that grow close by.” “Ob. don’t!” said I. “I am afraid the water.” ** I ain’t afraid,” replied Lucy. And ...

... and uaafnl tamUjr containing the paa, oloTer, brooin, gone, and many othera, 19; Boaaocoe—plum, pear, apple, atcaaberrjr, blackberry. ruse family, M. No doubt many non earieties can be added to tbie group, eanationa among the rosea and brambles are almost ...

... the ruses, along the lane beside the clorcr meadow, and toward the dim whispering wood where the Inscioiu spheres of the blackberries were ripening in every fragrant nook. She looked unnerved, irresolute and altogether miserable. And her “going berrying ...

... glow, or the holly berries now shining profusely amid their parent green. The quantity of sloes almost unparalleled, and blackberries and crab apples sod the miscellaneous fruits of wayside and thicket hart appeared in great quantities. -Mony haws, moor ...