... Teacupful tapioca. U pints water, about 4oz. castor sugar, one pint of any kind of ripe fruit, such as raspberries, cherries, blackberries. juice of lemon, boiled custard or cream. Crush the tapioca as finely possible. Wash it well, then put it in a with half ...

... wish to repeat. indeed! Mistook entire stranger for old friend, perhaps! No, nothing of the sort. I mistook bumblebee tor blackberry. {From Ml) Slmr’i Btlf Btliia*) Eight.—He; But you don't know how I lore you, I would like to die kissing you.”—She : Well ...

... proper nul rinient. Among (lie laxatives are figs, prunes, dates, nectarines, oranges, amt mulberries. Ihe astringents are blackberries, rasptarries, pomegranates, quinees. pears, wild cherries, cranberries and medlars. I Ire kind used for diuretics are grapes ...

... possibly she it would melees. She hurried along and Anthony kept pace with her in silence. Cabs were net as plentiful blackberries in the locality in which they found themselves, but at Anthony hailed a belated four-wheeler. would take some time get ...

... again freedom. German waiters, head waiters, and even German proprietors of hotels and boarding houses, are as plentiful M blackberries. In these and in innumerable oases a like order of enemy invasion the average citizen who takes heed, and i« satisfied ...

... the skin, and is especially soothing when the sun has scorched the skin severely 15Iackborry Cordial.—. Mash juicy ripe blackberries and strain them through a jelly bag without heating them. To one quart of juice add one pound of white sugar and one t ...

... This nice to use with desserts. Pickled Blackberries.—Make a syrup two pounds of sugar, one pint of best vinegar and on» tablespoonfu! each ground- cinnamon and cloves (tied bog). Add six pounds blackberries to the boiling syrup, and let boil very slowly ...

... become as difficult to get as sugar, but that is not probable. In Germany, breakfast table beverages are so scarce that the blackberry crop in made use of. The seeds of the berries are dried and ground, and make very good substitute for coffee. MILBTARY SERVICE ...

... FRUIT-GATHERING PARTIES. supplement the scanty crop, organised effort is to made that no portion shall wasted of the harvest of blackberries and other wild fruit, prominent among which are the little oil berries or blaeberries* of Scotland, producing masses of ...

... much the same difficulty with regard to the collection the wild fruits. They are told they can get per lb. for all the blackberries thev’ gather, but they are left find out for themselves where and how they can obtain this reward. long there is no local ...