... out the red and white tints of the 'as skin. or Beets, carrots, tomatoes, strawberries, rasp- no berries, cherries and blackberries are red and I blood-making, developing infantile loveliness in as cheek and lips if eaten, not now and then, but he three ...

... say that. it ws a dent-ass ?? of the SiroOco. Not only are duck trousers and vest, ewhite umbrellas and fans, as ?? as blackberries in London in these torriri times, act only do the 'bus ?? and o-bers go about with gaily-declked stxraw hats , through ...

... ONS FOR LADI].I I. BLE I ?? fl' USEFUL HINTS. I If you wa nt to be sure of blackberry jlly j issteed of blackberry t treacle, boil, down -a i few apples with the blackberries. They Ira- prcto the flavour, too. That brown cobweb design of apparent cracks ...

... bearing it is a hybrid between the raspberry and the common blackberry, and it bids fair to become very useful. The Mahdi, as the plant has been called, has very mach thebabit of the blackberry, and in cultivation is trained in the same way. The taste of ...

... different kinds, such as apples, pearu, plum?, peaches, and grapes, then the smaller fruits—strawberries., raspberries, blackberries. I bave been told that oar peaches and strawberries have not so fine flavour as yours. Two-thirds of the great grain belt ...

... and are geaerally bad losers. It appears that gardeners have invented a new fruit, a cross between the blackberry and some other berry. The blackberry has been too much neglected except by street urchins ; it can be culti- vated in the garden and will repay ...

... 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 ...

... I have been urging various people to improve the blackberry by cultivation and grafting, and at last it appears a satisfactory result has been obtained by the union of the raspberry and the blackberry. I have not yet tasted it, nor have I met with anyone ...

... tints will take their place. The swallows leave us, and the fieldfare and other winged visitors arrive. The nuts and the blackberries are ripening for the gathering. There is no turn of the calen- dar that is dull, and the autumnal equinox with the gales ...

... 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 ...

... friends. She wishes she had been sent to the home four years ago. We think twelve months' residence in the country, with its blackberry and mushroom gatherin, will do more for this poor woman than any number of convictions. In-health and privation are often ...

... watch ootiddi.. H. mid the pickle-fort as Tutabill to • boy for 2.5 blsekbernw and roe of the *skin of soap for 10 blackberries. Tb• ciondren were bound over on their father order. taking so punish them. YACHTING. ...