... customers to try genuine home-made blackberry jam; or would it not be possible to open a little depot for the sale of this and other home-made articles ? Blackberry jelly is exceedingly good to eat, and lam told that blackberry wine properly made is delicious ...

... each round place an almond blanched and split in half, put the cakes on a highlyfl sired tin, and bake for a few minutes. BLACKBERRY WiNg.—Put ripe berri,s into a large vessel of wood or stone, with a code in it; p or on them as much boiling water as will ...

... jobmaster, twenty Besessabe, Ids life. Itte young fellow on two named Keeping ia a wagoesttea to Tositsa, *boy got out to pick blackberries. WWI* waitiog for Stegcells drove tbe bores to the River Stour ia order to Ito animal a ariak. The went tar and got out ...

... AUTUMN. Lovz the hazy, slumb'rous days Of autumn-time, when nuts hang on the tree; Atli blackberries, under leafy sprays, In shining clusters peep forth temptingly ; When in the many-tinted groves are seen _ _ _ _ The gold and crim - son mingling with ...

... shunter named Cummings, and proceeded through Bickleigh Vale, the well-known picknieking spot, with the intention of picking blackberries. They entered the woods near the Lee Moor China-clay Works, whore there is a private railway in connection with the Great ...

... IN SCHOOL DAYS. sits the schoolhouse by the road—a ragged beggar sunning: • • . around it still the sumachs arow.. and blackberry vines are running. Within, the masters desk is seen, deep scarred by raps official; The warping floor, the bo.tter'd seats ...

... raspberry culture particularly needs a liberal amount of manure dug into it, and the same may be said in regard to American blackberries. Root pruning may still be carried out with good effect en unfruitful apple, pear, and other fruit trees. Cut out the old ...

... 2s. 10d., thus 1.13. fa. to Is. per score, p ,tatoes 83. to 81. GI per load, pears 10. to 6d. per 10, apples Id. to 3d., blackberries 41., grapes 53. to Is , tomatoes 61. to 81., plums 3d. and 41. per lb., cauldlowers 43. to 63 , cabbages 3d. to 41., onions ...

... little capes put into a trimmed with fancy black braid, which al s carried down the front. BLACKBERRY CORDIAL. Now is the moment for utilising blackberrie 2 f al lc ! those *ho want a little change front jam shoulu make this delicious fruit into cordial ...

... her niece, who is taking tea with her) —Take some of these stewed blackberries, my dear. Blackberries are good for the oomph Kim, Niece Brit , dear aunty, I don't want a blackberry corapl•xion. GroOD-NIGHT To- MORROW. —An hush gentleman, who hail ...

... dozen; cauliflowers, 2s 6d. to 33. per dozen; onions, is. 6d. per score; potatoes, 6s. to 9s. per load; p'urns, from 2d., blackberries, 41 Ad grapes 4d. per lb.; celery, is. 6d. to 3s. per dozen bunches. SILVER MEDAL, EDINBURGH, 1890. GOLD MEDAL, JAMAICA ...

... potatoes 101 t) 14. per score, onions Is. 3d. to ls GI., apples 2d. to 41. per lb., pears 10. to 61 , damsons 24., plums 3d., blackberries 41., tomatoes sd. to 7d.. grapes 50. to is. 62., lemons 12 for 94., celery 23., 42 , and 6d. per bunch, cabbages 24. to ...