... notices are possessed by those who can pay registration fees), the finding of a situation for him is as els, asas plucking blackberries in a country lane! But the conditions of the labour market. of course, frequently change—notably. when the labourer's money ...

... be well on the approach of sherp frosts to mulch with short litter, which maker it easier tir.dig them up when wanted. Blackberries will do well in any garden so long as they receive proper attention. At the present time and old plants, overcrowded with ...

... of apples to every three pounds of blackberries, and three-quarters of a pound of iaigar to every pound of the mixed fruit. Peel; core, and •slice the apples thinly and place in the preserving pan with the blackberries. Boil till the jam acts, then place ...

... Letters to the Editor. THE BLACKBERRY AND MUSHROOM DILL. D tar . ir, —!evcral misleading statements Irsvieg appeared In the press regarding tee &Nave, and as the statements have been conside' ably exaggerated iu the immediate district, I shall foal obliged ...

... perfect skin and a perfect cornplexion such as no dweller indoors can ever have. TO MAKE AND APPLE JAM. Take equal parts of blackberries and apples, the latter peeled, cored, and sliced. Allow *lb. crushed white sugar to every pound of fruit. Set over a slow ...

... sprinkle with breedcrumb•. place iu a brisk oven, and tx.r%e at ona• when browned. etIITARD. —Line a deep glass dish with rips blackberries. Beat theyolk of rive eggs to a cream with six tablespoonfuls of powdered auger, and stir in two cupfuls of hot milk. Cosk ...

... and • pinch of cayenne pepper. Put a dust of coralline pepper on each egg. BLACIMIT CILIUM ICl:E.—Take lib. of ripe I blackberries, and crush in • bowl, adding the juice of a lemon arid 30c of castor sugar. When well amalgamated, beat in by degrees a ...

... to coat them Then .pour in the mixture. lay a piece ermagidatiper over the top, and stoat foe Y•adsa,ll4iii. {Serve with blackberry jolly . FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1909. ...

... green by means of some spinach juice. Pour this over the meat, garnish with rings of feed onion, and send to table at once. BLACKBERRY MID APPLE MOULD. —Take equal quantities of blackber:ies and apples. Core and peel the apples and place all the fruit in ...

... custard with one whole egg and the yolk of another. castor sugar. and milk. Add to it when cold half • cupful of melted blackberry jolly and a little lemon-juice. Stir the custard well, and then pour it over the pears and bananas. Qre►x'a PEDDING. Beat ...

... ing canes at the tarn only'snett 'y wires or 'stark strawberritie' from be planted eighte es two feet' aidMier' Afford blackberries plenty of Irate? as tag over ?go 'Mots, tith abundance .0 plies of sinker . pipes and A. Strawberry implement for berries ...

... countries la the no r Es•l', was shown in descriptions of the s. 'Gus fruit plant, the sloe, plum, apple, peach, -trawherry, blackberry, and others which were .11 offshoot' of the family. The rhododendron followed, with beautiful pictures of azaleas, ctrnations ...