... Whit) Blackberries. Till! white has Ion? been familiir, and now w.- liaee .a white blackberry. Itj cro-s-bre. dim -Mr. Luther liurbank, I of Santa Bom, Calfornin, lm developed a variety of blackberri-s which ore perfectly ’a-brii-ht snow in the sun-hir ...

... Blackberry Pie Or pudding i* also excellent, either using the blackberries alone in conjunction with apples. The latter impart a flavour and piquancy which many appreciate greatly. Blackberry Cake le well known, I daresay, most of my northern reader* ...

... Extract of Blackberries. In addition the many well-known pies and tarts, jams and cordials made with thisfrnit, flavouring extract is very palatable used in the same way as vanilla, raspberry, any of the other fruit flavourings. The blackberry or bramble ...

... Blackberry Jam. This excellent fruit is not much esteemed country people because it can had for the gathering, probably. It makes, however, delicious preserve for the tea table, and is also useful as a mild aperient for children. For the latter purpose ...

... Blackberry Cordial. Brambles are now ripe in most parts of tbe country, though in some places they are past. Brambles that are just turning black are best for preserves and cordial. To each quart of juice put a quarter pound beat loaf sugar and a quarter ...

... over the nickle. This quantity will fill two gallon jar. Y&lne of Blackberries. A blackberry pie is always in and with the right cru?t and supply berries does not gc begging. Blackberry coidial is one the best known remedies for ecmplaint. It is easily ...

... nged close After three months it should be drawn off into another cask. and when quite fine, bottled and corked Blackberry Wine. For blackberry wine the fruit should be gathered when quite ripe. on a he. drv dav. It should be placed in a vessel with the ...

... on the 4 at Riv ; bat w the moonlight on the rippli ng waves, or to stro! mutual into the country in quest of nuts and blackberries the samo thet they both t in the world ific and civilizing interests, and that, if on our way old town or castle notable ...

... course, the fruit as been well sugared before using. Strawberries, raspberries, as well as cur- rants, make fine filli Blackberries are not ae only trouble is they roll off easily. ...

... it is sure catch tho *amo tint in ibis jewelled insertion. Various Diet the Blackberry. As the blackbeny season now us, few ways of using them may not come amiss. Blackberry jam is, I think, a nniverral favourite. Used with tartlet*, roll-over puddings ...

... Through the breandown of • cart ca.k• of blackberries in Newington-butts. on Monday morning. serious delay and canoed to tarps numbers of per between South London and the City. The sight of the scattered blackberries proved irresistible to such juveniles ...

... WOOD,” told in the following! Tableans: The, Death of tlve Parents—Toe Treacherous Uncle—Tho Slaying of the Rnflian—The Blackberry Fcost-Tho Burial the Babea. New Device; The Firework Piocesaion of Animals. Humorous Devices : The Donkey and Carrots, the ...