... extraordinary continuance sunshine the Isle of Man has been the ripening of the wild fruits long before Ihe usual time. Blackberries and bilberries plentiful, and the wild cherry is being gathered from tho hedgerows. There is, too, a profusion fuschia ...

... IN CITY STREETS. Yonder in ihe heather there’s a bed for sleep- Dfil:kn‘}or one athirst, ripe blackberries to eat, Yoauder in the sun the merry hares go leaping, Adt.hcpooliudw(ormfl-—idt.& Serely throb my feet, a-(ramping London highway (Ah! tt:’ese;w(y ...

... HOUSEHOLD QUALITY. Raspberry and Apple 3-lb. Jar 10Y. Per Doz, 10/3 Raspberry and Gooseberry 3-lb. Jar 10d. Per Doz. 10/3 Blackberry and Apple 3-lb. Jar sy. Per Doz. 8/3 Plum and,Apple - 3-lb. Jar By. Per Doz. 8/3 Red Plum - - 3-lb. Jar BY. Per Doz. 8/3 ...

... for there is food on every hedge—two good courses. Nuts are there the stand-by, the backbone of tho meal, and after come blackberries, pudding dessert. To pick the two for hour, and then, subsiding beneath a tree, to eat until all are gone—that is no bad ...

... died in a few hours. The post-mortem examination showed that amongst the contents of the children’s stomachs were found blackberries, gooseberries, currants, green peas, a berry and seed of the Arum maculalum, anil berry and seed of the common nightshade ...

... MO London F 3 r - tiit Salesmen.—Wanted a I as Fruit Buyer; have good connection in Welt of England for fruit and blackberries.-W 8.. 2. Rock-road. Royston. Herts. TRADESMAN'S Books kept and accounts made .1. up by an experienced accountant in spans time; ...

... difficult and many kinds will soon run out (made with the whole fruit) 6/6 per doz. Strawberry 6/6 „ Raspberry 7/8 „ Cherry - „ Blackberry 6/- Raspberry & Currant „ 6/- „ Black Currant „ Red Currant ~ Gooseberry „ Plum • • • 61- 7/- Damson Greengage Apricot • ...

... named Arthur and Freddie, were hhclb’r?'ing the other day with their mother. As was likely with children of ‘that age, more blackberries found their way into their moutßs than into their baskets. Their mother noticed this, but said nothing for some time, until ...

... in soil or moss. They generally thrive best with bottom heat. hut most 'dads will grow in the open also. Such Wants as blackberries. bovrardias. peaches. cherries, apples, pears. etc., are readily increased in this way under frame culture. Horse-radish ...

... twice or thrice should iemove the mildew stains. (Reply to A CONSTANT READER.) French Blackberry Cordial. should be prepared as follows. Gather very ripe blackberries, and put them into a straining bag, squeeze out all the juice, then allow one pound of ...

... ; 3 lbs., 10d. Apricot, lib., 4id. ; 3 lbs., 100. Gooseberry, 1 lb., 30.; 3 lbs., 80. Bed Plum, 1 lb., 31d.; 3 lbs., 70. Blackberry arid Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 lbs., 70. • Raspberry and Apple, 1 lb., ; 3 lbs., _ _ _ Strawberry and Apple, 1 lb., 3d.; 3 lbs ...

... all events, Baden is a bit too hot for ’em. The tyranny of tears. —Haying to mend the kids’ clothes, after they’ve been blackberrying. Now don’t lot me see any of these wheezes on page I, next week, boys. I’ve had quite enough, of late, of the sincerest ...