... 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 ...

... the berries is very healthy ; teamade the roots and leaves is beneficial end a syrup made of the homes is still better. Blackberries have sometimes effected a ■ cure when physicians despaired. LOAF engpr end brandy relives a sore throat; when very bad ...

... table-oalt kept moist with water. WHEN people have a sorq month, from taking vT calomel, or any other cause, tea made of low blackberry leaves extremely beneficial. BLACK cherry-tree bark, berberry bark, mustard-seed, petty morrel-root, horseradish, well steeped ...

... wn boots, suit Messrs. O'Reilly, Dunne. and Co., hat, carried Mr 3 glo wea, tie, ete., all made in Dublin, rich an Irish blackberry stic! ‘wore the costume of an Irish Cent’ by the advice of Major ED lady of the 13th f the Royal Academy. MacHenry, Curator ...

... of Mr Graham, was made by M, Prosper Lore; the boots, gloves, and tie were also all made in Dublin, aud he carried Irish blackberry stick. The Countess of Aberdeen was attired in the costume of an Irish lady the 13th century, designed by Major MacHenery ...

... t Mr Graham, was made by M. Prosper Lore; the boots, gloves, and tie were also all made to Dublin, and ho carried Irish blackberry stick. Tb« Countess of Aberdeen was attired in the costume of Irish lady of the 13th century, designed by Major MaeHenery ...