... decomposed. Apart from its value for seedraising, leaf mould is for lightening heavy soils.' BLACKBERRY CULTURE. A fact not generally known that the bramble or blackberry is cultivated in some parts of the country, and quite extensively in the United Slates ...

... boil together for twenty niinutes, when the chntney is ready for turning into pots. BLACKBERRY JELLY. Blackberry jelly is liked most people far better than blackberry jam, account erf all the hard seeds in the latter! Very carefully look over four pounds ...

... kidneys, and supmem or^an ' necessary to proper J the laxatives are figs, prunes, nectarines, oranges, and mulberries. The blackberries, raspberries, pome- quinces pears, wild cherries, cran din 1?' me dlars. The kinds used for are r,i P«8 } black currants ...

... suitable one. Excessive Perspiration : Rover.—Take a hot bath twice a week, and a 2 grain quinine tablet twice a day. Water : Blackberry.—Tinct. belladonnae, 2 drachms; tinct. hyoscyami, 6 drachms; water to 8 ounces. A tablespoonful in water twice a day. N ...

... one would naturally expect, there ia very low infant mortality. In other districts of Manchester pnblic houses are thick blackberries in autumn, and the infant mortality ia at the highest. But taking the figures for the whole Manchester, the mischief dona ...

... not be troubled with dyspepsia, gc be perpetually running to the doctor to patch you up. ANSWERS TO CORRESEONDENTS. Ulcer: Blackberry.—Wipe off all discharge with a soft rag. Varicose Veins.—Stockings always stretch, bandage best. Epilepsy: Reader.—Loosen ...

... made o: of crimson and cuffs and pocl The vest and are to be onej autumn hat tj worn with thj rose with grei taking away Blackberry lei for the rose are obtainable I: dull blue serge, with trimmings green (embroidery on the re vers :ets, and tinv crimson ...

... Throat : Constant Reader.—A teaspoonful of vinegar a tumbler very hot water. Gargle night and morning. Rheumatism : Anxious Blackberry.—Take 15 grains of salicylate soda in water three times day for a fortnight. Debility : D.L.T.—Ask chemist for mixture with ...

... they sped for another ten miles through wooded lanes and between high banks covered with ground ivy, harts-tongue ferns, blackberry bushes, wild roses ana tangle of verdure. The air was filled with sunshine and the sweet scent of growing things. A soft ...

... the artificial fruits of this season, they are not any means the most prominent. Apples, pears, grapes, raspberries, and blackberries are all there. And exquisitely realistic they to show that fruit, well flower making, has become fine art. Despite their ...

... following preserve is a very nice one, and if the berries are gathered on a blackberrying expedition it. is not expensive one as jams go nowadays. Take equal proportion of blackberries and apple},. Pick the berries carefully, removing any unsound ones, and ...

... regiment, but was afterwards picked bv the Welsh five days later, in a state of collapse. During that time he had lived blackberries and water, and had suffered great hardship. He was wounded by a machine-gun bullet, which entered his back and came out ...