... Fruit Juices.-Take a quantity of any kind of fresh berry fruit (red currant, black currant, cherry, gooseberry, raspberry, blackberry, cranberry, &e.; ato plums and rhubarb). Clean the fruit, and put it into hn enamelled goblet or jelly pan. (Rhubarb should ...

... thrilling hdventcres of hIII forgets that such a thin5z an a speil:ng4 tusk a existence. The story is written o15 rlkg~euu. blackberry ink, -and the imnpiessioii on -tile m, o the gentle reader is lurid in the exti cmv. We no fornial announcement of the publicit ...

... intending to row house. How we enjoy our tea after the singing and the sailing ! and how we load our scones with butter and blackberry jam ! Then comes the visit to the Manse, which is as regular a Sunday institution as going to church, as it is tire only ...

... shocking J e accident is reported from Penitirth, G!amorganshire, , where.a youth named James M'Janet was gathering i 'blackberries on the summit of Peniartb Cliff, near the zig-zag path. Missing his footing, he was pre- cipitated over the rock, a depth ...

... Mr Peter Forbes, Shannoh, showed a number of fine large garden apples, and was awarded the first prize. Raspberries and blackberries, more particalaily the latter, were rather baokward. The Rev, James Gillan, the Manse, Alford, was a successful exhibitor ...

... o girl who clings to the arm of the hero. James or Hector shows a highly creditable specimen of his [r work, GMthering Blackberries on Tullos Hill. The id light is particularly well managed. The Tay yAbove Dunkeld is a very taking picture by Cecil ...

... reduced the r National Chureh to the dimensions of a mere 'Ill sect. L.'gessons of that kind may be found to as thick as blackberries for any pur- pose on earth, ihow~ever discreditable, a But Do man, it is said, ever wanted ati excuse f for doing what ...

... Yorkshire, Warwickshire, and Dorset- I shire Sile Hisi. Hlly is a plat expressiy formd y t nature, as it were (like' gorse and blackberry I brambles), for the' use of c 'mmons and open pasture |lad; and the thiee togethet form the' staple vegeta- j, tion of ...

... delicats grasses, recalls tIe spring time to some one of my gueste, and othershave appropriate apple blossoms, or a branch of blackberry bramble and wild olernatis. So Ss naturally are they painted that they are sure to excite asttention and admiration, and ...

... matcIeLs The Vermont housewife who reads that English nobles have lots if bares in their preserves says she tried it in some blackberry jam and doesn't belierv these foreign stories.-Boston Globe. How shell I have my bonnet trimmed, asked Maria , so that ...

... rapidity, and giving oil promise of great abundance., Gardens have rarely shown-ri to such advantage in spring flowers, swd the blackberry and red currants promise to be excep. is tionally prolific. Of apple blossom there is quite Ch an extraordinary display ...

... morning, seeing there was no thi chance of any work in Leicester, -I walked to bet Coventry, ea -ting on the road a fewv blackberries from ho' the hedges.. I got to Coventry about seven o'clock, t -and sold two pairs of socks and a shirt for mninpenCe, ...