... Laxatives: Oranges, figs, tamarinds, prunes, mulberries, dates, nectarines, and plums. Tonics: Pomegranates, cranberries, blackberries, dewberries, raspberries, barberries, quinces, pears, and wild cherries. Most of tbese operate as astringents, and are ...

... attraction germs. If you have to use lard in cake in place of butter, always add little salt. For Thin People.—Ono quart of best blackberry wine, half a pint of pure strained honey, half a pint of best olive oil. Dose; One tablespoonful three or four times a day ...

... salary, some back to work after marriage, because life at home is dull.” All this tends to lower women’s wages generally. Blackberries and mushrooms, by law, are not private property when growing. person may prosecuted for trespass land where they grow, ...

... regard to granting increased compensation for horses slaughtered while suffer, ing from glanders. plant, deneribed as white blackberry, was mid Susans’ Sals Booms. A young woman named Manrtin poisoned herself In Puis drinking water in which she had boiled ...

... Patrick DillOn, tramp, of about sixty, found dead the ash-tip at Means. Oakes and Large numbers of persons enjoyed tbemselraa blackberry ing on Wimbledon-common, the fruit being m abundance year, and hundreds of housawirae took sappuas horns in basketfuls. ...

... and a farm house here and there widely removed. Woods, coppices, gullies and ditches overgrown with brambles, shrubs, and blackberry bushes, abound, and the whole country is an ideal one for secreting a body. Bnt the strange factor in the mystery is the ...

... difficulty in obtaining curate, and his experience, he says, is only the universal one. The idea that curates are plentiful blackberries is hopelessly wrong. Instead, a few years they will b© extinct the dodo. Possibly some may slulfed and exhibited in glass ...

... nine children. Mr. Farrow has been out of work for ! a few weeks, and has been earning a small sum each day by gathering blackberries, and on Friday wentout ( to Kesgrave with this object. While in the valley to i the left of Woodbridge lioad found what ...

... They are good for the digestion and the blood, and are almost as valuable ns the orange for beantifying the complexion. Blackberries possess tonic properties, and are also astringent in their effects. Figs are aperient, and exceedingly wholesome. An old ...

... surprise. A little gnome pops out his bead, And laughingly he cries : “You come along with me, dear~ I know lane in which The blackberries in clusters hang All ripe, and black, and rich ! ’ ...

... at Croft, near Leicester, on Monday after noon. In an adjoining field were found several parcels, bunch of flowers, and a blackberry basket wrhich the girl had been carrying, while a little distance away were discovered a man’s collar and front and pair ...

... notice has been issued in the Post Office circular. . The average output of wild blackberries thU country is 10,000 tons, but this year it will much more. Best grade blackberries are now realising lls. bushel wholesale, whereas cultivated plums of the best ...