... Laxatives: Oranges, figs, tamarinds, prunes, mulberries, dates, nectarines, and plums. Tonics: Pomegranstaa, cranberries, blackberries, dewberries, raspberries, Wherries, quinces, pears, and wild cherries. Mast of these operate as astringents, and are therefor* ...

... Laxatives: Oranges. dews tamarinds, prunes, nialberries, dates, sectarians and plums. Tonics: Pomegranate', cranberries. blackberries, dewberries, raspberries. berberries. quinces, pears, and wild cherries. Hat of these operate as astringents, sad are therefore ...

... Northern experimental train between Bradford and London, the distance of i miles being covered in ahre. Four boys, while blackberrying in a game cover near Cockermouth (Cumberland), found • spring gun. One pulled the wire, and another named Daniel Morris ...

... fine collection. sod he is fond of entertaining his friends with impromptu verses. If it pays the Breton peasants to send blackberries to the London marketa by the South- Weidern Railess from St. Maio. it is remarkable that the splendid crops of this fruit ...

... anal II iruni 21 to 40 years apt. A Mature tr,•e nit', ages 2 tu 40 hushela ut fruit e‘ery alternato year. BLACXBERRIZA. -- Blackberry plantation. usually remain profitable from to tell Sari longer than ra.pl,errie.. The al.ert.t, under good culture is Irons ...

... chrysanthemums that autumn is not far of. The milliners windows, too, ate showing beta trimmed with autumn foliage and blackberries. ...

... lILM:E BEERY JELLY. Blackberry jelly ha.: a advantage over blackberry jam. in it you have all the fine flavour of ft+ trait without the bother of the seeds. Take bruit which is just ripe, pick it over but do not wash it. and stand it in a thick enamelled ...

... Pomegranates. 16'8; cherries, 161: pe..r.. 151: grapes. 141; apples, 131: shortleberric•. 101; raspberries. 97; pineapples. 91; blackberries, B'4; cranberries. 81: lemons, 71: melons. 71; strawberries. 61: peaches. 51; olives. 51. Aeveral other fruits Were dealt ...

... cupfuls of ripe blackberries. washed. dried, and dredged with flour. Have ready some greased tins, pour in the mixture, and bake in a quick oven. rve with a sweet made of blackberry juice sweetened and flavoured with lemon. BRAISED VENISON.—Wipe the portion ...

... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL Stew the blackberries until tender. then strain, and to every pint of juice odd 11b. of loaf sugar, ion of cinnamon, and jos. each of mace and cloves. Place the mixture in a lined siniorpan on the fire, and after it ha, boiled for twenty ...

... and then stir in two cupfuls of ripe blackberries , washed, dried, and dredged with flour. have ready some greased tin., pour in the mixture, and bake in • quick oven. Servo with sweet sau ce made of blackberry juke sweetened and flavoured with lemon ...

... predicted. Irish growers have now developed a large industry with blackberries, and they ship the fruit to West of England ports regularly through the season. Tons of Irish blackberries are bought by city fruit preservers turning into jam. Many cargoes ...