... BLACKBERRY JELLY. Blackberry jelly infinitely superior to blackberry jam that it well worth the extra trouble. Very carefully look over four pounds, more less, of dry, ripe blackberries, gathering them, when possible, early in the morning. Remove all ...

... be shown together, they shovld be; for instance, the yew—which,is an eve .-green—and its terry; whereas the iris and the blackberry are berries cmly, the leaves of their plants not being evergreen. hope have made our competition quite clear. ...

... Teader in the North sends me a copy of the Scotsman, and calls my attention to an article in it on cultivating brambles or blackberries. She, as it is a lady (what a delightful Jot take a keen interest in such subiects!), asks for opinion of tke idea, and ...

... treat >r well, we'll dahn ye at the whilk stall. Ar. Frow 'er kiss, gals. Ain't she a booty in sky-blue an' poppies an' blackberries? Cheer, me gals, Ooray, ang-kore!'' Hi! 'Era's the larst pair to-day. Young Bob and Missis Wheeler. At 'er age too. Well ...

... coughs are very prevalent just now, and I am giving recipe for two generaily efficacious home-made remedies:—Put ripe blackberries in a jar in a cool oven to draw out the juice, and to every pint of juice add one pound of best sugar candy. Boil to a ...

... before. The Widow Simpkins remembered him as a red-headed, barefooted boy, who trudged over the lulls with his bucket of blackberries to sell. Since those days, however, William Dorrance had traded bags of wool and sides of bacon for a college education ...

... once for all, his oppressive antagonism to England and everything English. Pretexts are not wanting—they are as thick as blackberries—for absolutely direct interference on the part of England. But I fear have little to expect from England in this connection ...

... Purcell; Miss EB. L. Crates; 3rd. Miss Rose E. Williams. FRUIT. Gooseberries, red: R. Smith. Currants, dish of red: - Smith. Blackberries: R Sidford. Best specimen of an fruit not included in above: H. Stephens, andough. VEGETABLES. Pctatces, kidney: ist, A ...

... this time of the year especially is one impressed by the rusticity of the scenes around, with the hedgerows teeming with blackberries and nuts, the apples ripening in orchard and garden, the lowing herds wind- ing slowly in meadow and field, and the sheep ...

... Mean barometer, 29.85in. Solar halo, ist; swallows left, 2nd; lightning, 9h; thunder, 17th; great crop of mushrooms and blackberries, 4th to 3ist. Nothing as yet (31st) injured by frost. Liandovery.—Rainfall, 5.85in. ; 22 «days; heaviest, 1.42in (28th) ...

... to be abandoned for want of sufficient entries. Pembrokeshire is drawing it mild. They are picking ripe strawberries and blackberries in the open air in that sunny shire. The first of Swansea was elected this day 54 years ago. His name was Thomas, and the ...

... collection now in being and bios- svm out of doors, including mea- suring about 29in in circumference black- berries and blackberry bushes in blossom, strawberries, fuchsias, roses, and apple trees in bloss om vegetable marrow kidney beans dahlias and ...