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... Blackberry Jam. - The fralt should gathered in dry weather and carel&liy freed from bosks sad stems; pat into a piseei fan. and to every four pounds of blarkbcmes add a of sliced apple. Allow a of swear to each pound fniH, and boil for aa hoar, till all ...
... BLACKBERRY JAM Pick ever the berries carefully see that there are no unsound ones ; weigh them, pul them granite or porcelain kittle and simmer them gently for thirty minutes. This will allow the watery juice to evaporate ; then add half pound sugar each ...
... BLACKBERRY JAM. Tke istdical prepartiM for which the blackberry i* famed, partly in reUtiow to ailment*, but more especially is regard to bronchial and cheat affection*, bare always been ackoowlodirad by the medical prefeesioo, and imagine that it would ...
... FUN AND olic Ueefol Domestic Cook«y_Mrii„ v meet. 7 The easiest way mark tell. the baby and a blackberry for three minutes. the table Father bis littu bo. brooght home bad mark from arrest of /Sow l, ...
... boiling. BLACKBERRY SHORT CAKE. One egg. one cupful of eugar, one cupful of milk, two and half cupfuls of flour, two teaepoonful baking powder, a pinch of Mlt. one tableepoonfol hatter, one cupful of sweet cream ; take a pint of blackberries and crush ...
... is especially well adapted to strawberry, but the very worst for the blackberry, it seems to cause more rust than other soils. A deep saud or deep loam is the best for the blackberry and the red raspberry. The black raspberry dose best rich soil and and ...
... successfully than by layering. is off-shoot from the root which, being detached, forms a new plant. Red raspberries and blackberries are propagated from suckers. An is an incipient branch which being ditacbed and inserted under the bark another tree, with ...
... hoosevires, co»* twnifrs end ell interested the pastimes and foiWee of ladies : EIACKBCBSY JAM not generally known that blackberry jam i* nearly a* efficacious black currant jelly for giving relief to the throat when inflamed by cough or cold. This preserve ...
... quinine. Anti-spasmodic*—Valerian, jsllow jemamlne, yellow lady's slipper, wild ysm, and high cranberry. Astringents—Logwood, blackberry root,catechu, witch hazel, cranesbill, hardback, bugle weed, and Canada Carroimitivcs—Winters reen, psppennint, and spearmint ...
... isn't what you mid te when I used You said * Gladstone—l'm sure Horn are more turnips in this apple and blackberry jam than apples at blackberries, Mrs Gladstone—l fate hall-penny pot for it. Mr too dear price to pay for torain. Herbert—P«. vex know the ...
... honeysuckle’s fragrant bteem Uirate the autumn violet’s sweet perfume ; The trailing briar's gorgeous new to view. With blackberry fruit and leaves of various hue J few sale rosea haag upon the trees. Ami faintly flutter in (ho passing breeze. stubbly ...
... iaternally. Lemons for feverish thirst in aicknem, bilious- Desa, low fevers, rheumatism, colds, coughs, livar complaints, Ac. Blackberries aa tonic. Uaeful in all fonoa of diarrhoea. Tomatoes are a sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, far indignation. Tomatoes are ...