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... BLACKBERRY WINE. Gather a quantity of ripe blackberries, press out the juice, and let it stand covered with cloth for thirty-six hours to ferment. Remove all the scum, and to each gallon of juice add three pounds of sugar, and one quart of water. Let ...
... 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 ...
... every one should at once take to fruit culture. The possibilities for Ireland in the blackberry business alone he believes to be illimitable. What with blackberries, sloes, aviculture, pisiculture and the other remedies suggested each recurring day, it ...
... Dales, near Omeath, left his home on Thursday for the purpose of gathering blackberries. It memo that while he was climbing salons wall to secure some bunches of blackberries, he accidentally missed his footing, and fell to the ground. A large stone, ...
... and eaten with good bread. Blackberry jam should be made from this fruit by all those who have children, as it regulates the bowels and enables you to dispense with cathartics—7.e., purgative medicine. In making blackberry jam, care must be taken to see ...
... extreme mildness of the season, most people will agree that this is nothing extraordinary when C.391e pared with a breach of blackberries found on Thursday in a piece of *seta ground under the Caslisle Bridge, Derry, in a perfectly ripe state. ...
... townland of Lisle., near Omiiath, left his home for th• purpose of gathering blackberries. It seems that while be was climbing a @too* wall to secure some bunches of blackberries he accidentally missed his footing and fell to the ground. A large stone. weighing ...
... VELVET GERANIUM, CAMPANULA WILD ROSE. MILDEW RUSE, VELVET PANSY, TUSKU, APPLE BLOSSOM, BLACKBERRY BLOSSOM, MAY, BLUWAWAY HEATH, ACACIA NOT, THISTLE, JASMINE. CORNFLOWER, LABURNUM, IBIS, ROSE DROOPS. J*d,Ud,Ud,l. ...
... plentiful supply of and whiskey. Wild fruits are often supply in the immediate seighCr! hood, including grapes, apples, blackberries. and many others. Then these is gami of various kinds to occupy in of idleness the attention of those whose disposition ...
... Bill—Berry Before it wee Dew—Berry. Tour father, the Elder Berry. Would not here been such a Gossio—Bset* Now don't look so Black—Berry. For I don't care • Straw—Berry. ...
... then the two bqvs reeroesed the stile, and May and John Temple seeing this, advanced to meat them. “Have you got lota of blackberries?” Mind John. Barely ripe, replied Hal, amiably, to proposed brother-in-law. Have a He opened hie stained cotton pocket ...
... °. AMAULT ON A POLICI CONBTABLN. Michael Murphy, Blackberry lane. labourer, and John Straiten, Plunkett's cottages, labourer, were charged by Cone %bhp 101 B with depositing a load of ashes in Keogh's lane, Renela.gh, and with assaulting complainant. ...