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... BLACKBERRIES. Can blackberries be turned to marketable account like rasps or strawberries P lit possible to collect them in lerue gnat titles and make a profit off their role? If collected will they be bought? Some such questions as these turn up year ...
... BLACKBERRIES. Blackberries are iusl aow very plentiful, tad they are a deltchos wholesome fruit, and grow wild most sections cf our country, they are within the reach of almost all country housekeepers, who esu use them in miny ways while season, and ...
... UTILISING BLACKBERRIES. A Leeds gentlemanonto has been travelling in the South of Ireland, writes to a southern ooatemporary calling attention to the rich harvest of blackberries which is allowed to go to loss every in Ireland. Where he comes from, b ...
... BLACKBERRIES IN JANUARY. The present winter season has been marked by some severe visitations of rainstorm, hut it would seem that in sheltered localities a marked measure mildness has been experienced. A striking evidence of the geniality of the weather ...
... BLACKBERRY BYRUF. With lump nogar la-p iff all tbe jellov from three lemons. Then slice up the fruit out all the Juice. Fat this on tbe and add icrouad gingwr and sweet spice to fora paste, which then put iat> deep earthenware bowl with tbe remains of ...
... boiled fifteen or twenty minutes it will answer thereto. Blackberry Jelly.—Preferable even to blackberry and apple jam, in the opinion of folk who have tried both, is blackberry jelly. Blackberry juice is, however, so thick that it is quite safe to add ...
... THE BLACKBERRY INDUSTRY IN EAST TYRONE Ovist to to* sharp frosts Use blackerrits sro not so plenUfnl Is this port this sssson, sad tons is marked falling off is the shipment toe berries, lbs fstoortof which is now an estoblishod industry. Experts can ...
... BLACKBERRIES, AND HOW TO USE THEM. NJII ...
... It flushes with crimson the blackberry leaf. And djM prolden-y ...
... £6O A YEAR BY SELLING BLACKBERRIES. STRANOE 83 it may appear, a very good income ia made every yesr by a biackberr)-grower in ove of our Scuth-Midland countics. A cuto farmer, owning a few acres of land which were singularly unproduetive, bit upon the ...
... Li 0 A YEAR BY WILING BLACKBERRIES. Sac t 5 may appear.• very good iIIIONO I. male “ery mer by • a of our linuth•Midiand A erne fanner. • few norm of and tinnularly unproduetive. bit epon unique id:a of sbart• • brambla tarn. Tbs pol is sight oaths ...
... THE BLACKBERRIES. SOME SUPERSTITIONS CONNECTED WITH TBE FRUIT. In most paris of England bramble-picking ends at Michaclmas, for & very quaint reason: On Michselmas Day, so runs the rural belief, Lu-bwqu—numdmwm devil. It is extraordinary to find ihe foul ...