... will paint, it is better, observes a medical authority, '' to resort. to simple methods which will not injure the skin. Blackberry or strawberry juice rubbed slightly on the cheeks and then washed with milk gives • beautiful tint which cannot be milled ...

... about the steps the chancel gates. Fruit and vegetables were placed along the base of the screen. The pulpit was hung with blackberries. The services commenced with a celebration of the Holy Communion seven a.m., conducted the Rev. W. H. Morgan. There was ...

... - and I hope be would not be so unkind as to come without them, gather the .usciona blackberry now hang. ing in sable wreaths and garlands upon the ' hedges. Blackberry tart with a little apple is delicious. • • • Again down there in the hollow, and up ...

... of the gone— in the ()loch in the dare of may youtft—earrounded by friends and otherwisepen'orths of Innejuice hiporth of blackberry syrap—oake or tart—faggote—ah, those faggote! —the prodigious dimensions ! ! I felt some one tugging at me—gave a Mart—a ...

... Chaim, 8 to 1 each age Robert Dow and Garland, 10 to 1 mat Won by length and half; three lengths second and third. 4.O.—BLACKBERRY bLkIDEN TWO YEAR OLD PLATE of 103 eon. One mile. Mosley Chi/, 9el Watts 1 Bravo, 9sl Bredford 2 Lollard, 9.1 Boardman 3 ...

... air-tight tine. To make bl.ackberry syrup, to each pint juice allow lib. sug-ir. .’o/. powdered cinnamon, {os. of mace, and te.iepoonful pounded cloves; boil for 15 minutes. Mram. and for each pint of syrup add a wioeglas'fui brandy. Blackberry vinegar is made ...

... before ! I have been told of fairy “ blast” by recipient of it. She, at the age of three, fell asleep while gathering blackberries on a fairy rath. When she awoke all one hip was black,. Her mother took her a blacksmith, who was something of fairy dootor ...

... Tynt e and the loop of Captain Lindsay and Ns— Walker. FATAL ACCIDENT AT MOUNTAIN ANL. • man, known se Fred - relellteree Blackberry. place. Cenpeamaro as astigew morning by a tall viable meepeetei at bie work in the leer 1 the Colliery. the property of ...

... tress laden with rips fruit—apples, pears, and plums. The hedgerow. sr- largely covered with the bramble being its teniptiag blackberry. The booms of the farmer and cottager alike see surrounded by beautiful sad varied coloured flowers, dabliaa, asters, sun ...

... anil sultry, and there wav th* sheltered hollmr Inv fsrewrite re-.ort athen the were ro!der. and there wav the clump of blackberry wlev-a fruit wav larger and vweele than the fruit of any other * It was very eorioes following the beaten pa'h the flower ...

... perfectly rigid his hair standing up hi* hack . In* ryes were protruding from their s** ...

... the Independent Labour Patty, while I.L.P. candidates were seated beside him, behind him, in front of him, plentiful as blackberries. This party, he said, was not a Trades Union party. It had driven tried friends of Trades Unionism out of political life ...