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... BLACKBERRY CULTURE. )jr. Walter Ellis, of Sussex County, Delaware.writes : There appears no good reason why blackberry culture eheeeld Roe be a success in England in suitable localities oo the American plan. There are at the premot tiara within a few ...
... on the platform of the train and was whirled off. Anyway, she fell, but instead of falling on the ground she fell into a blackberry bush, where she lay unable to move, while the train whirled her parent onward. The engineer of a second train, which came ...
... with an active secretary could soon arrange such a course of instruction, and dairy experts are almost as plentiful as blackberries. Ludlow Grammar School has three thousand pounds to spend in equipping itself sa a centre of agricultural education, and ...
... - 15 Thy works shall live whilst sunny beams valiantly at Lepanto, so it was that the half-moan ' BLACK aaaaa Jar.-Put blackberries that are ere SPECIAL THROCON RATES TO MANITOBA Shall gild with gold the rolling streams. formation was suggested to Medina ...
... innkeeper, I'it House Lane, had known the mad where the barrier was broken down for 32 years. H., had, when a lad, gathered blackberries along the same road. and ale goon to Lambuin Castle and right round by the same road. Jraeeph Davison said be had gone ...
... trees in the k with the of ber maid, one of to meet and hurried on fearful of being a sent train. It waseasy A thick of blackberry and bolly, form- beeches which grew in the hollows she threaded she had chosen bat one com parati varied little dells iT) ...
... and 3 Jessie MtKiindie, Inchrorsie. Salt butter. by a crofter, 3 entries-1 Mrs Watt. Moss-side; 2 and Jeannie M•William • Blackberry iim. 6 entries-1 Mrs John Stewart, Nfilltorles ; 2 and 3 Mrs Smith. Inebenrsie. Green fronieberry jelly. 6 entries—l Mrs ...
... exhibit being the grapes, lovely clusters, shown by Mrs Lawson, and the colleetii n from Huntly Lodge. Some exceedingly large blackberries were shown from Lessendrum amongst the professionals ; and from Cleaobrae amongst the amateurs. There was a large and highly ...
... now 2s. 6d. a ton, will rise to 10s. Nearly two million tons are sold annually. Two little girls, named Stewart, were blackberrying on a cliff near Galway, on Friday, when one fell over into the the river, 24 feet below. Her sister tried to save her, ...
... unitary and P•TALITIZB, Two Siena. Tleowttn.—A molmclioly drowning la reported from Galway. Two girls mimed Stewart were blackberrying • cliff. what me fell Into the river fort below, Het aster tiled to bar, and also fell over, etriking • projecting boulder ...
... closely together, so as to allow no juice to escape. Make a marmalade by stewing either apples, raspberries, mulberries, blackberries. or any oilier kind of fresh fruit that may be convenient, with some sugar. When the fruit has stewed long enough to be ...
... through, an ahumit total absence of I sunshine, and frost in the early autumn sufficient to sicken the peas and blast the blackberry crop. The wonder is that there should be material left even I fur a hardy fruit show—that there should be I oven Siberian ...