... another on either side till their black twigs nearly interlaced, and its untutored hedgerows, with here and there a spry of blackberry leaf straggling _in the ditch. had something of the promise of Hay in it. It had more; for in spite of its London wintriness ...

... who have guilt:bie land m'ght irytng-pan. and sermon:lt ball on • small square turn it to profitable account for growing blackberries. of tow. dipped in the in the frying-pan. There is • growing demand for the Jam made from I P. *rely Sore. Shen and empty ...

... little child. she had been one of lest Quarters children that I was allowed to pay with. and I could forget the glorious blackberrying etpeditions that she had successfully eng ne-red for me. Priscilla did not approve' of Charl , tte. and lost a chance to ...

... Picking by many. A cheap, wholmotote wine be made from the following recipe: Boil water. let cool; toffee,' gallon add of blackberries. Bgoeeare•eh day for a week; strain. Add to every gallon 3ilb. of Demerara stager. When Gnashed fermenting. add a few raisins ...

... reslised by the of her jewellery. Bride and bridwooss led into the woode.sad there, like the babes in the weer, story, lived blackberries, end slept oe Wool losses. When the danger was over they made their way to Buds-Postb. It is mid that be bee written more ...

... keep it well in shape. Never stuck it. It yes must stiffea, put a very isinglass is the riming water. iILLY.-Put 4lb. of blackberries with halt a pint of water into a preserving plan. Cook till soft, then strain through a hair slows. Press well, masers ...

... HOME HINT& R: Jaw —l2lietbor the blackberries ea • r. day. rock. wash. and weigh the fruit, and to of blackberries allow llb. of preserving put thew into • preserving pan let threw for about throaviartera of an boor, will when could on • Skim woU it' ...

... carefully, sod moisten the edges to prevent the escaping. It is an improvement to scatter • Mil. chopped apple amongst the blackberries when to, hues any. Tie the roll in a cloth, wrung oat in hurling water, and dredged with flour.— Loeslon FOR AQOARIGIC—Recipe ...

... The consequence is (writes the Calcutta rcreesponaent of the Kr pros) that B.A.'s and Ph. now as thick in India as blackberries on a Sep: timbre hedge in England. Sir Mackworth Young, Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab. in addreming the students on ...

... tesaipoonfal of salt. BIZCKBERRY WINN. —The following is au excellent recipe for the 'manufacture of a superior wine from blackberries. Measure your berries and brunrr them; to every gallon add one quart of boiling water. Let the mixture stead twenty-four ...

... and go scouting far afield for fodder. They lova to sip the nectar in the flowers of the lime tree, white clover, heather. blackberry, god apple and tiny flower which produces the desired juice does not escape a visit. DIVISION OF LAGOON. In spring or early ...

... the other day I made a terrible blunder. How's that? asked the oculist. The lady replied : I mistook a humble bee fur a blackberry. A man often decides that he cannot afford to but when he is really in love he marries d oesn't care whether be can afford ...