... down In thin people almonds, bananas, dates, figs, nuts, and sv.cet grapes—grape juice to )ioiiri*hiiig buttermilk. The blackberry stimulates the heart. Limes ind lemons prevent scurvy. Asthma jflieved hv the elderberry. Catarrh tad. colds are cured banana ...

... Batoman. Vegetable Marrow—Mr. Barcroft. Beans—Mr. Barcroft. Parsnips—Mr. Barcroft. Carrots—Mr. Barcroft. Cabbage—Mr. Wilson. Blackberries—lst. Jeffrey Robinson; 2nd, Greg. Robinson. Nuts Mushrooms—Jeffrey Robinson. Wild Flowers Bouquet—lst. Mrs. Swinstead ; ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Great Britain imports blackberries chiefly from Ireland. In recent years increasing quantities have come in from France, principally St. Malo, while there now more attention being paid to the gathering ot this fruit in various parts 01 England ...

... Pivserverl Blackberries. —Make syrup for each quart of blackberries one cup of sugar and one cup of water. Skim it. and let it boil ten minutes, then put it in the fruit, and allow it to cook eight minutes. Pour into the bottle and ueal. Blackberry Cordial ...

... Amongst the moat popular articles of hod which Professor says #re to avoided are the following: Apples, apricots, bananas, blackberries. cherries, oranges, peaches, pears, plums, almonds, and Chicken, veal, turkey, ralAiit, grouse, pigeon, hare, partridge ...

... RURAL INDUSTRIES. MARKETING BLACKBERRIES. Why should societies confine their work to collecting and selling eggs? Why not collect wild fruit for sale? There m market for *loos. blackberries, bilberberries, etc. This trade could b© taken ui> by societies ...

... FOR THE TABLE. Blackberry Jam. Now. first all, biart ai'k ike oKI ami Jair.iliar klarkbtny jam. l)*» know make it, pvrhaF' ci>'ii i know v.ay.' Well, way i.> om* of ihc 'ii yoi. bi-Il try y«' ...

... concerning the falling off in marriages, and it stated effect mere than one of your girls seeking husbands were thick as blackberries, that they were ready to take any fellow who offered, and glad to catch him; but recent event shows the contrary the fact; ...

... reason atcll for thinking tliat girla eligible lor Mutrimonv are Like huinlretls other>, I. 100, think that they are thick blackberries, ami they cannot get hook or (took. you know-, there are queei old bachelorsi, and (rankv old oacfielors, and bachelors ...

... lanes that branched away like green, wavering tendrils from the borders tho great bog of Mecdian more. It haif-ohokod with blackberry bushes, which hung thick clusters red and purple berries, nearly heavy end big grapes. country people never thought gathering ...

... sounds. to a constriction tightening of the throat when the voice is raised. In Italy lieautiful voices are as common as blackberries in September. Why Because the main vowel oi the language ah—lends from carlic*st iufaiwy to open and loosen *lllO •throat ...

... the way very well; and I have good eye*.” But ye ink so sudJint! an’ I i think ye’d lie for a day or two vet Aii* thun blackberries not bilod—au’ no packin’ done! Never mind the blackl*crrie»: and 1 [ can send lor tilings: and—£ally, [ dear 1 h«)po you ...