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... crab, and in spite of its daws, haul it cut of its hole. On the south end of tbe island there are number low sumac and blackberry brambles, and in the midst of these* the rats have made their nests. As to how they came there, old fisherman advances the ...
... Make a custard with one who! egg and the yolk of another, castor sugar, milk. Add to it when cold half a cupful melted blackberry jelly and a little lemon-juic®* Stir the custard well, and then pour it over tfl pears and bananas. Queen’s Pudding. Beat ...
... v this time the lie was that iio fa Wethoreil- For in every be can oat lares bridges,” as t.fae borough lor which heas blackberries, b'ot only of Tories, l>ut was casifco- for, mont.’fao had bee., diwnjwod CatlKilie cJaifrw. then himself, all the opponents ...
... water for rinsing ?- W ash them by dabbing them upon the surt of the water and dry them in the open air. NICE DISHES. . Blackberry Cup-Puddings. —Beat up butter to a cream with Jib. of castor Then mix in 11b. of flour, two teaspoonful* baking piowder ...
... has a perfect skin and a perfect complexion such as no dweller indoors can ever have. ‘ TO MAKE BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM. Take equal parts of blackberries and apples, the latter peeled, cored, and sliced. Allow Zlb. crushed white sugar to every pound ...
... juice. Pour this over the meat, garnish with rings of fried oinon, and send to table at ence. Blackberry and ami Mould.—Take equal quantities of blackberries and apples. Coro and peel tho apples and place all the fruit utewpan, boil gently till quite soft ...
... good-humoured man or woman is always welcome, but the dyspeptic or hypochondriac is not wanted anywhere, is nuisance as well. BLACKBERRY pickle. Put three pounds of crushed preserving sugar into stewpan with cjuart of vinegar and a little muslin b?g containing ...
... Major, gelding; 29 guineas—'Mr Broxburn. Filberto, 16,627, two-year-old *%, chestnut; guineas—Mr Neil, Kilmarnock. Blackberry, two-year-old filly, hay; 1898: 19 guineas—Sir Dickson, firebridge. Danseuse, two-year-old filly; 30 *p«neas— Mr Rycroft ...
... winter, but it is not yet too late for housekeepers to lay up stores of home-made likely to be : useful during the winter. Blackberries, man women think, are not worth the full weight of the sugar necessary, and the consequence of stinting the quantify is ...
... Goodall. Major, 29 gu>nea S -Mr Rrnxburn Filberto, 16 627, two-year-old filly, chestnut; 62 guineas-Mr Neil, Kilmarnock. Blackberry, two-year-old idly, bay; foaled 1S98: 19 guineas-Mr Dickson GorehHdze Danseuse, two-year-old filly. 30 S_Vr Rycroft, Bradford ...
... HINTS FOR AMATEURS. rt yone has a rough wooden fence, it will oav to 'plant Blackberries against it and let ramble over it without much training, merely cutting out some of the old wood after fruiting to make room for the strong young branches Give a ...
... first season to give them chance to make strong canes for the next season. The same treatment should he given to Logan and Blackberries the first season get them well established. Lime will be useful to Morello and other Cherries. Sometimes tho fruits fall ...