... 1 ' 7 5 U. 4405 allowed for r. 11.4 716 Jam Jan returned lo Lace JELLIES. TABLE— Crone & 431ackweIrs). Pint quart Calves' Peet Jelly. Lames. Vanilla, champagne, govt Pleas Catrig Jelly, Laoo.Oea 44 10:4 111 Tabla lel Iles /favours— Cbakes Table Jelllea ...

... a potato race; an arithmetic race; obstacle cycle race for ladies; a costume cycle race; apple race, in which competitors had to run fifty yards, take out apple from a bucket of water with their teeth, and to run back again; and a tug of war for married ...

... took part with that regiment I. the Abrecinies is Ink for which also ha had the medal. The desth in Rah year, et Hervey, Jellied the Wiwi years sae, sod attained rank et IS. Ni. active service ea he bar is sal sad he we i& tipper leis& Catch. ad Their ...

... ' ! Juice may be made into jelly ut else mixed with stewed apples and cream. The blackberry Harvest, however, is more apt to prove remuneri- | to cottager's wife and children than to ; -he farmer whose hedges the blackberries grow. Still, he will feel ...

... paste lased patty pans, and bake in a brisk oven for twenty minutia. If fresh apple* are used. they mufft be boiled Met in a very little water until bender. Fruit Mould.—Make a jelly by boiling one pint of any sort of trait juice with llb. of pure cane roger ...

... lemon peel. Cover and gently for throe or Seer home. When tender. into a dish and pour the liquor ewer them. Apple and pare some aka thwart apples about twenty to a pint end half of water. in 'shirk boa there zwitil bawler. Strain the liquor thiwask a roleader ...

... in ripening. Therefore, it will have be blended ciders instead blended apple*. There is every indication- a huge blackberry crop, and this leads strong demand for sour or jam apples, and it is these that are eo deficient this year, that prices should rule ...

... BLACKBERRIES. blackberry-Nail-apple tart on the Tea' taurant menus, and no blackberry jam or jelly on the cupboard shelves at home! It is the plums that hare been distinguishing thein.sclves this year in the land of pies and preserves. They ...

... so that there are no bruised or mashed berries. There is an old prejudice against preserving blackberries for winter tarts and puddings. Even blackberry jelly wao said not to keep without leas frpm fermentation. But the housekeeper was often to blame for ...

... so that there are no bruised or mashed berries. There is an old prejudice against preserving blackberries for winter tarts and puddings. Even blackberry jelly was said not to keep without loss frpm fermentation. But the housekeeper was often to blame for ...

... been a quince season. How the old housewives made quinoe jam and jelly. Where do meet with it now! The hedgerows are veritably black with the blackberries, and there are very few crab apples to boil down with them into that rich jam. Are our seasons getting ...

... Mignonette-1, Xi,* A. 2, G. nner. _ . . cooking—l. W. Carpenter; 2, .1. Underll; 3, G. Linton. Apples, dessert-1, B. Ewen; 9, W. Carpenter; 3, W. Apples, b ast pack-1, E. 2, F. Watkess; 3 C. Pearce. Currants. rod or white--I, Mims Currants, laok—l, W ...