... EXCUSE. Two small boys, brothers, whose ages were seven and five respectively, and who were named Arthur and Freddie, were blackberrying the other day with their mother. As was likely with children of that age, more t lackberries found their way into their ...

... AND DILIOAOT OF FLAVOUR IT IX UNRIVALLID. EXTIAQIUNISARY VALUE Psi itlb -Pot. STRAWBSREM LUI „ BLACKCURRANT JAM „ BLACKBERRY JAM „ PLUM JAM „ BILUIBLIC JIELLI „ APPLB LILLY -. „ DAIMON „ MARMALADE Jan Id Elm. GREIG BROTHERS, NORTHGATE ...

... AND DELICACY OF FLAVOUR IT 18 UNILIVALLIID. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE 2lb Pot. !STRAWBERRY JAM „ BLACKCURRANT JAM 701 „ BLACKBERRY JAW 61d. „ PLUM JAM 6d. „ BRAMBLE JELL I 64d. APPLE JELLY 119, 4 „ DAMSON gid. BCOTCIi MARMALADE 6d. ...

... habit. Growers have been advised to plant blackberries. That advice Ilea been freely given by us, says the Market GarJener ; hut where we differ from our coo. te,, poraries is that whilst they believe blackberry culture for evaporation will pay, we are ...

... that tlie 10u> September last, through bia sou Thomas, shipbuilder at Purt-Glasgow, be ■old defender the hunting horse “Blackberry the price £52 10s. Alter the bargain was concluded the defender refused acceptance of tbe horse, and the pursuer, order ...

... Anyway, coughs are very prevalent just now. and giving a recipe for two generally efficacious home made remedies. Put ripe blackberries a jar in cool oven to draw out the juice, to every pint of jnice add one pound best sugsr candy. Boil to a syrup. Take ...

... THE CEILIDH. HOUSEHOLD RECIPES. Blackberry and Apple Presorve.— Boil apples and blackberries together in the proportion of two juicy apples to each pint of blackberries till they are soft enough to rub through a wire siove, leaving the seeds of the b ...

... in soil or moss. They generally thrive best with bottom heat, but most kinds. will grow in the open also. Such plant' as blackberries, bovrardies, peaches, cherries, apples, pears, etc., are readily increased in this way wider frame culture. Horse-radish ...

... may done now, and some ameliorating substances, such as wood-ashes or eld plaster, mixed with the soil. Tire best of all Blackberries for cultivation is the Parsley-leaved Rubus laciniatus. That has fine black fruit that ripens a month earlier than common ...

... in soil or moss. They generally thrive best with bottom heat, but most kinds will grow in the open also. Such plants as blackberries, bovrardias, peaches, cherries, apples, pears, etc., are readily increased in this way under frame culture. Horse-radish ...

... twenty minutes. Weigh the sugar, usually a pound to the pint, but with thick juices, such black currants, raspberries, or blackberries, four-fifths will sufficient. Slightly melt this the oven, add to the boiling juice, and stir rapidly while the sugar dissolves ...

... - -44 d. 2 lb. „ Gooseberry Jam, - • - 4£d. 2-lb. „ Strawberry Jam - * - fijd. 2-lb. „ Raspberry Jam, • - -74 d. 2-lb. „ Blackberry Jam, 2-lb. „ Rasp and Goose, 2-lb. „ Straw and Goose, 7-lb. „ Marmalade, Jars returned 7d. - e,d. - 6Jd. 3d. J.. M. THOMSON ...