... BLACKBERRY JAM. Why not 1 Even in its wild the blackberry ia delidoaa frnvt. With aome system of co-operation in bringing it to market, the cultivation of the blackberry would, doabuaaa, be aa profitable aa hop-growing. Hope are a very precarious crop ...

... Blackberries Wan Mier ow Purchasing BLACKBERRIES ; price 1}d. (17,244 OUSEHOLDS FLOUR, SPCONDS, and Best PASTRY WHITES, all Roller Made, of First- class Quality, at Lowest Cash Prices. FIDDY & SMITH, 8ST. PETER’S, NORWICH. DOGS! DOGS!! PORTING DOGS stand ...

... Blackberry Jam. A Mother (Abbeydale).—This will be found cheap and wholesome preserve, and mixed with apples will be greatly relieved the insipid flatness frequently complained of. Any sharp-flavoured apple will do. but the Wellington or JJumdoro’s seedling ...

... AMERICAN BLACKBERRY. NEW BLACK RASPBERRY. With a splendid assortment of all kinds of TREES name, including 4, ...

... PLENTIFUL BLACKBERRIES. A lsrg>* of Royal and Imperial guests are stayin*.' at l'’i*d* ii*l'org Castle, and will remain for the Cart the end the month. Th® party comprises the Ling am- t.'* ern of Denmark, the King of Greece, with bis son> ■.••■igo and ...

... THE BLACKBERRY SEASON OF 1889. The display made the doors many the ■ruit merchants’ thopa during the past fortnight or sbree weeks abundantly justifies the assertion that the blackberry season of 1889 is the MOST EXTRAORDINARY ONE WITHIN THE MEMORY OF ...

... Blackberry and Cowslip Is. per bottle. Ginger, Lemon, Orange, d:c Is. 2J. per .bottle. Superior Port and Sherry Is. 3d. and Is. 6d. per bottle. Very Old Port and Sherry 2s. Od. per bottle. ...

... 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 ...

... to the old-fashioned blackberry, so closely associated with our childhood days. Thus most of us are familiar with the old nursery rhyme of the Babes in the Wood, wherein these lines occur:— Whose pretty lips with blackberries Weir all besmeared and ...

... DANGERS OF BLACKBERRIES. -- At Fobbangr, on Saturday . . C. C. Lewis (coroner for Laws) held an inquest on A lad named N'ail, who died somewhat su.lden!y, eating a quantity of blaekberriee. He v.lnited viol ntly alter eating them, and the med cal evidence ...

... BLACKBERRY CULTURE. Mr. Walter Ellis, of Sussex County., Delaware, writes : There appears no good reason why blackberry culture should not be a success in England in suitable localities and worked on the American plan. There are at the pre• sent time ...

... CULTIVATING BLACKBERRIES. A new rural industry is being opened up in Kent—namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and the idea has now occurred ...