... applied to the most deli. cats silk, with the result of making it look like new. Bottling and Preserving Raspberries and Blackberries. Put the berries in the vessel tined for cooking, and potir over enough water to just cover them. Keep at the boiling point ...

... Blackberry Batter. Two egg , hai m P scup 4 ; f u l inin4 of butter one , a spoonful of baking powder, sod flour to make a thin batter. Place a layer in a pudding-dish, cover with a quart blackberries well dredged with sugu and a few dabs of butter. Cover ...

... 175. Do cdvilleed people lin longer than savages ? Noismili A LOW VALUATION. Tim beauty show is as common in the East as blackberries or black women, only the ladies do not contend !or a mss bonorarium, but for a husband ; not even a wink passe@ between ...

... in an essay on Nutty Autumn, answers the above question decidedly in the negative, thus : It is a berry year. .. . Blackberries are thick, and acorns are large, but not so singularly numerous as, the berries of all kinds. . . . This provision of ...

... and sheep were frequently boiled entire, which couldn't have been pleasant. Fruits, such as strawberries, currants, and blackberries were almost unknown, so were potatoes. Sugar and sweets were common, and confectionery was handed round after dinner. ...

... beddinv. This fruit promises to be On Blackberries. plentiful this year, so I want to remind my readers that it is very wholesome, and in cases of dysentery is most valuable. When you have procured enough blackberries for present table use make syrup, jelly ...

... of lemon. in a flat tin in a slow oven. When half baked out the cake into squares and return to oven. Blackberry Cordial. Gather very ripe blackberries, and pat them into a straining bag, squeeze out all the juice, then allow one pound of sugar to every ...

... hard Bl ac kb erry Jam k improved greatly by adding half a pound of peeled and cored soar sharp apples to every pound of blackberries. (Itspir go ConerramT Bu•nan) A Cure for the Rat Plague. soak papers in water till reduced to • pulp, then dip into a weak ...

... some to eat with his blackberries. She refused. Ile appeared resigned, but added, gravely : You know,' mamma, what happened round the corner There was a little boy, and his mother would notgive him any sugar on his blackberries, and— And 1 next day ...

... Pour off to cool, then add a little lemon-juice, and run through a jelly bag into moulds. (Reply to Nunn, Nottingham.) Blackberry Jam. This preserve only keeps well if the fruit is perfectly dry and fresh. After picking from the stalks weigh the fruit ...

... beepin work on the grass ((derivate); and one of them cuts hie toe with a scythe (ophieleide), which obliges him to go to a blackberry-bush the corner of the field for solace in a black jog. The way that the smell of the fragrant hay Is brought out all through ...

... wander away into the forest again, and pick wild strawberries and raspberrriee which are plentiful—together with nuts and blackberries, each in their due season. For those who love ferns, the tempts'on to cast off sloth and go digging for them all the time ...