... want to repeat. Indeed Mistook a stranger for an acquaintance ? No, not exactly that ; I mistook a bumble-bee fora blackberry. §irtip, starria g es, anb gcattp. IN MEMORIAM. BARTON. —ln loving memory of my dear son. Pte. RoIIERT BARTON, who killed ...

... of four, th+aqurtr• of a cup of batter, fge, three tablespoonfuls of =ilk, half spoonful of soda, half alp of troll jern—blackberry preferred -std cup of fine-chopped Ho r POTATO sic or eight large potatoes and boil till dens, and slice thin while het; ...

... AG EN TS° pt CARMENT, Hiss at once serve . instructions. 'I am • conjurer,' I said. ' 1 want you , is Paniaavas.—To make blackberry jam, Ito put this dollar in your right-hand trousers pocket. GRORGE aNDEßSON.lsasatarrnaa. crush one quart of ripe ferrite ...

... give it its proper name look charming arranged in an apparently careless way with trails of crimson leaves gathered from blackberry bushes. If one is lucky enough to find golden beech leaves or other branches in russet and red. here is a hint to enable ...

... cover with the ice cream. Keep in ice and salt one hour. Serve with the strawberry sauce. Pon blackberry wine. Reduce to a pulp thirtytwo quarts of ripe blackberries, and add two gallons of water. Let stand for twenty-four hours, then strain through two t ...

... eyes alight with w ischief, lips and face and fiegere stained with blackberry juice. Her cotton frock was Clean, even though it was patched and loin from a recent week with the blackberry hushes, and her brown hawk were shapely and small. He was passled ...

... that of the six-year old school children in Boston, Massachusetts, 80 per cent. have never seen • robin, growing corn, blackberries, or potatoes, and 18 per cent. have never seen • cow. Home of these last even imagined that the cows in the picture-books ...

... from the further side, nod shifting sideways he peered through the bramble'', heavy with their dusty burden of ripening blackberries. He was looking into an orchard of gnarled. uncared-for apple-trees. knee-deep in rank grass. Beyond was a cabbage and ...

... than them which depend on robbing Nature—l fern, herb. and wild lower gathering. staking rush whips, picking ants and blackberries, and the like. wet at Leicester a man who had come out ut London, and who was tramping into Derbyshire in search of a ...

... Monsieur l'Avoest, said the man with the bill-hook, letting a gleaming line of his white teeth be seen; there are certain-- blackberries shall we call them !'—which frightfully cumber the ground. Since you ray you are not of riuissons, interrupted the ...

... of blacking his boots. In the southern counties of England it is supposed that the devil pieces his cloven hoof upon the blackberries on Michaelas Day, and that misfortune is certain to befall any who attempt to gather them aftet that day. In all countries ...

... supper for ten harvest hands, did a two weeks' washing and the milking, mad*. calico drew , practised bar lesson went blackberrying, gathered a gallon, walked to town in the evening to attend a concert, and walked home agate before bedtime. istellantous ...