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... may i Blackueruy ripe iulo jar, saucepan simmered for through a sio\ pounds of skimming it ii and tie down proved usin blackberries, •way tbo flatn Teikle.—Bi of an orange inches ciun doves. After and mix into six tnllospooi jellied—the weight of stir ...

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... flour, one each butter and chopped raisins, three eggs, three tabluspooufult of sour milk, half of soda, and half cup of blackberry jam. Stewed Chops.—Broil the chops and let them gel cold ; then put iulo saucepan with two tablespooufuU of but ter and ...

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