... cinnamon and eighteen peppercorns, and let th* vinegar hull gentle for fnrtr minutes. Rsmor# stalks (mm six pounds sound blackberries. which sre oul) just ripe, and put them Into the itaiulng the vinegar, with two p'umis of ...

... sugar, mix with the milk, and freeze. Blackberry TaiHe—Cook a quart blackherrie-. half teamdful of water, and pound sugar fifteen minutes. When cold, -erve in gla- dish with whipped cream round the bonier. Blackberry Pudding Sweeten quart berries with sugar ...

... trying brush off hi» waist. , •* IVhat will 9»y cried May. fJh, drachms! Ibselsjhore, she added she tripped Id) into hod blackberry brush. Her bands and luce were scratched, and her new apron didn't look new when she got up, but she tried bravely not cry ...

... SOME BLACKBERRY DISHES. Bt-srsarsitv Jm.i v.—Extract the juice from rip# blackberries by placing them in jar and standing the jar a pan of fast-boiling water. Drain off Hie juice it flows, until the blackberries are quite dry. Measure the juice, and Ct ...

... but not exceeding six years o? age. suitable for breeding purposes - 1. William John M’Curmick. WUlowbunk. Newlownbreda—Blackberry: 2. John Morrow. Ballydrain. Comber—Fanny, hay. foaled in 1895. asa 148—Two-year-old filly—l. William John M'Gormick. Willowbank ...

... THE HAITV-FAI I I' BOY Thit what I saw, sitting I •hind blackberry biisli one lovely spring day. quite out sight, you understand. over the fence jimi|ied a N.y, sweet, happyf.M boy ten. knew that hod come tlie sclmail-hoUi>i* down the road, and was going ...

... put down kittle an (rowl the younkira undher the table out *v iiorrum way. Misfortin’ to thim. but they re as thick a* blackberries oo tho flur© this mmxut. Out road, .spalpeens, the sivin out iv ye. Glory to geodneasl Any wan ’ud think ’twaa a common ...

... defendant, who was out for water, ntered him and hit him with his fist. another day when was coming along the road gathering blackberries the defendant and his brother caught him. and raised their fists to hit him. and one of them took the feel from him. and ...

... many times latelv, mother; knew th* blackberries are all ripe down Tnoder's-lane. and you never saw such a lot outs Yi*. t*», I know, tnt«mipt« ...

... th*t men gpod ,a 1 *>• iitm.-.i haired toward* .in of MArvt. ll tl.ai neri.«l dnt iaL. 0..55.. .. > were plentiful as blackberries U-me. -idl held that - plainly eAu m d hedge., and that wi.. what young Phineas v' - m.. «h .••■.■d i'ilu Id* reward ...

... Servant from August Ist. Apply, Mrs. Woodvale. 6p WANTBD, active, energetic Agents ia town or country to moeive and purchase Blackberries on commission. Apply, Bex XXX,, this paper. 4 KELLS BAZAAR IUTRS. H. C. ROSS and MRS. GEORG* M DOWKLL daslre acknowledge ...

... feathery, ere vases wHb coloured “carrot tops,” with which single yellow sunflowers can meet deeoratlvely intermingled. Blackberry branches, heavy with fruit, make the meet faeeineting floral decora* tion; and the Cape gooMberrj is not only glorious la ...