... middle, and pat the apples in its place. Bake a quarter of an hour. TO CORRESPONDEN7NTS. Blackberry.-The cordial may be made after the following ?? blackberries may be ripe, but sound. Put them in a canvas bag, and express the juice. Allow one pound ...

... velvet picture hats, with soft plumes, will be worn shortly; meantime, rather coarse straws obtain. Poppies, rowan berries, blackberries-both fruit and flowers, eider 'berr:es and 4thheir floweeis, usich ivy, are sevesaallv vised too trim. Inmmeinse rosettes ...

... other chained up for a whole day; it is horrible to discover those who do this for a whole week, yet both are as common as blackberries in autumn. Scathing words of indignation do no good at '11 being generally considered to be merely the 'rayings -of a crank ...

... writer in To-day) have I seen the hollies and havhciorns so overweighted with berries, and though last year's crop of blackberries was large, it was modest compared to that which, is now ripeniang. But we have so far divorced religion from workaday science ...

... dense masses of 'the dark purple berries of the elder hang temlnptingly from the bushes, whilst more tempting still are the blackberries, the most luscious of them hiding away in the thick undergrowth. Hips qnd haw aire plentiful; and plentiful, too, are the ...

... thiiinly pared andl the strained jies'heould h)a added -in the- plren)riion of one lem',o n to et cry ntne poaunds of fruit, Blackberry jamha a renutabcin for ben sfli light throat a`feictions. Lemon PRioe,-Boil sufficient rice in mlill- arith wltite sug-ar ...

... daY. In septemiber last he cudgeiled his brains for an Improvement on the receptacles carried by children when off on a blackberry or elderberry- gathering expedition, adnd hung out several new un- ?? specimens as a 'trade-mark on t1.e cottage- front ...