... lemon; shake the saucepan till the butter is melted. Sprinkle in some finely-chopped Puts*. and serve the beans very hot. Blackberry Shortcake.—lnto one quart of flour mix, by three or four successive siftings, two teaspoonful of baking powder. one teaspoonful ...

... friends to shoot the chinning ; and the meeting broke up in disorder to a chorus of mixed phrases, such as 'Dry up ! Nice blackberry you are ?' Hire a hall !' A Californian reporter relates a story of an old man who got out of a railway-car, 'to spin round ...

... those who believe in legendary lore to be thel last day upon which it is safe to pick blackberries, for on Michaelmas Day the devil pots his foot upon all blackberries. This strange dictum of ourforefathers is accepted with genuine faith not only in many ...

... lemon; shake the saucepan till the better is melted. Sprinkle in some finely-chopped parsley, sod serve the beans very hot. Blackberry Shortrake.—lnto one quart of flour mis, by three or four cmcceseive siftings, two teaspooetal of baking powder, one teaspoonful ...

... Peaches are the most wholesome of all our English fruits, and then apples and strawberries Pears and blackberries e the least wholesome. Blackberries have seeds with little curved hooks on the ends which makes difficult of digestion, Because it was more ...

... the shoulders, and cross them in front, fichu wise. The waistbelt should then match these ribbons Poppies, rowan berries, blackberries. and bios som, elderberries and flowers, ivy with its fruit; trim autumn hats and toques, along. with loops and huge rosettas ...

... the progress of ballooning should take long views—say of a century. WEALTH PROM WILD FRUIT.—By a strange anomaly, both blackberries and nuts are being sold in London at the present moment for 8d a pound, which is stout three times the price lately realised ...

... reading of the falsehoods and retractions—in most cases as worthless as the first statements —which have been as thick as blackberries in the e%idence tendered. Lord Campbell used to complain of the waste of time which was involved in his being required ...

... it had no interest for him. I thought it quite beautiful. The banks were covered with ferns and the hedges were full of blackberries, some ripe and others getting ripe, and here and there trailed a long tendril of the feathery traveller's joy, which children ...

... uef and 32's used to he in the days of the Snider or the Martini• Henry. Scores of 83 yesterday were as plertiful as blackberries, and totals of 3) went o f no account. Over the two ranges --200 and 5011 yards—to which the shooting was confined on ...

... loaded with berries and wild fruit—ph o ne and ebonies. The rasps are thick in July. also strawl-erriem, gooseberries, blackberries, cranberries, thimbleberries, and a lot more that are hard to name. Our cereal crops are F.fe,ani Black Sea wheats. barley ...

... turned e'er a one hungry from her door. I didn't get a bite all day yesterday, answers Norsk barring a few turnips and blackberries I found beyant in the fields. It's a poor thing to be wandering shout that a-way, remarks the widow severely. Have ...