... on the doorstep, under the green apple boughs', and the sound of a brook gurgling along beneath the willows beyond. The blackberries on the hedge were ripening ; the roses had blown away, drifts of pink, and the early apples were beginning to gleam like ...

... THE REBEL RUNAWAY. A STORY FROM OVER THE WATEH. Zim set his pail of blackberries on a rock and swiftly levelled him gun at a small dark object that moved up the side of the ravine like a shadow. Bang ! went the smooth-bored musket --but the shadow ...

... charming picture in all the centuries of its existence. The walls on either side were smothered in wild roses and tangled blackberry vines, and from the wood-lot not far away a warm wind blew up a fragrance of new-mown hay, while she could hear the farmer ...

... Blackberry Jelly. Many of us are apt to take it for granted that preserving ends with July, but we must not forget the autumn preserves, and a few recipes for some of these may be acceptable just now. Blackberry jelly is a luxury which is overlooked by ...

... Blackberries a la Florida. Peel, core, and cut in quarters half a pound of apples, put them into a stewpan with ha li a pound of blackberries (keeping back six of the finest), a little grated lemon-rind, and three ounces of moist sugar; let them stew ...

... of yellow,which is quite-an ideal colour for shading either gee or lamp light. TO IBLACIBMI2I2I. Blackberry jam: Crush a quart of fully ripened blackberries with 11b. of finely pounded eane loaf sugar, put it in 3 preserving pan, and let it simmer over ...

... her back hair, and on every part of her dress that °flared any inducement there nestled and jams, quinces and plums and blackberries la artless _ _ _ Dazed by the sudden crash she stood for a moment or two mechanically endeavouring to rotnove the strawberry ...

... jar, and melt slowly; en all ttre melte i beat with a fork until cold. OLACKIIEHILY WINIL—FiII a large pan or pans ripe blackberries, and let them stand in a cool oven for a long titne until soft, when they must be pressed to extract the juice. Strain ...

... rested on a band of black velvet. Wine without Alcohol. To make wine without alcohol of small fruits—red or black currants, blackberries, &c., using sugar and water only—upon every gallon of crushed fruit pour one Crabs Xststouncentents (costtinued). Mosissas ...

... are old enough to be - ma - rried. A half-witted lad was once asked if he had ever seen a red blackberry. To be sure I have, said Barney, alt blackberries are red when they are green. We bend he knee, but not the elbow, is it the motto of a temperance ...

... Jetnmy says that he's snore than once seen Dan's brother Jack about the meadow fence, with a bucket along, pretending to be black-berrying. Now, who knows whether that bucket cars hos home milk or berries? Their aunt, Peggy Burnet, Isn't. a bit too honest, ...

... the roses, along the lane beside the clover meadow, and toward the dim whispering wood where the luscious spheres of the blackberries were ripening every fragrant nook. She looked unnerved, 'irresolute and altogether miserable. And her going berrying ...