... wt. Hold before the Gre a few minutes to brown the top ; turn over with • slier, and serve in • very hot dish.—D. 0. T. Blackberry Jam. Four pounds berries, two pomade Wherries, four poled. Nagar. Hoil tbe with one pound sugar till the seeds can be strained ...

... for the purpose ; when done split and butter slightly, put on each layer a generous supply of strawberries, raspberries.blackberries,rhopped pins apple. sliced oranges or peaches; do not mesh the berries; sprinkle the fruit with powdered Sagan, and pour ...

... and Tom, and Bill and Sim. Barry and little Kate; And you may swing upon a bough. Or ride upon a gate. We'll gather juicy blackberries. They'll serve instead of wine, And hovel► graceful fronds of fern Around our hats we'll twine. Yaks petunia of rushes ...

... modest and good as she was witty and lovely. No wonder she was considered • lucky girl, and that lovers were as plentiM as blackberries.' or that Peggr had the pick sad °beim, of the likeliest boys in the townable; fee like the famous Widow Malone— She bothered ...

... THE CHILDREN'S CORNER. A Berry and Stow.. In this mast know that the month of June Is tea gm* M go • blackberrying, and in Ameba it la else ass goon for blush/Hying. Two little however, know this, and Lizzie Deering tells • about their adventures' is ...

... miles of the point near we would And at Mast a pa, train slackened its speed and myself began to keep a careful clump of blackberry bushes in fence someone mug out: ..um clean back here far Ille. ;het i 'predate it. 'Tisn't every u't no meson' engagements ...

... Saturday afternoon. as a boy named Frederick Greenwood, of Queen's Road, Halifax, and two or three companions were gathering blackberries in Wade Wood. Luddenden. they found three suits of clothes, evidently left an the wood by some person or persons who had ...

... be H. the the raison' the skip ow is ad de *rem sabot • theme Mew way be a el asp as they am. ay spread ewe no sea sedan Blackberry Wise. 'rake twelve quarts of berries when fully floe, end crush them with the bend. Bail six gallon@ of water with twelve ...

... mniagement jet as • crowning point which closely resembles brandy snap in form. No stria but kept is place by large-headed jet blackberry pins • rule, bonnet strings are not worn for full dries. The hair is imaged high, and the capotois pereleed the top. :; ...

... jars, the stopper and screw mg should be Is their pieces, bat screwed only about belt down. Strawberries. raspberries, and blackberries, if cooked In the jars, require only water enough to suntan the suer. which should be placed in the jar with the fruit ...

... • sheet of paper loosely over the tops of the jars. Blackberry and Crab-apple Jam. Thu is one of the most delicious preeervee made. The addition of a few crabapples to the rather luscious blackberries le a vast improvement. It neutrahese their excessive ...

... of the pan. Pour into shallow resell es potting jars, saucers, teapot steads, ha la • day or two turn them down a der dry Blackberry Jam May be made by boiling the berries in • romans Iron saucepan over a dew firs, with treacle on coarse sugar, in the ...