... Introductory.—The question as to whether the cultivation such bush fruits as raspberries, gooseberries, currants, and blackberries, will pay depends largely upon the facilities at hand for picking and marketing the produce s for it is oh. viouslv useless ...

... ROME-MADE SYRUP OR CORDIALS. Blackberry cordial is excellent for nee in cases of stomach or bowel troubles. Put a gallon of black. berries over the fire in a preserving•kettle. Do not boil but let them heat gradually, stirring and breaking them 4-Pen ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE. Yet more requests for home-made wine recipe. Ti's time it is Ha(Ahern/ and elderberm, both of which are very gcod in their way. I rather fancy that I hove recently given a recipe for the latter wine. Perhaps, however, a constant reader ...

... found midst the Skegness sand dunes, where she had been hiding for five weeks. Daring that ti.ne she had existed. mainly on blackberries and taw turnips, which she found in the neighbour- Iced of the dunes. and it is probable that she have starved to death ...

... BLACKBERRY VINEGAR. Blackberry vmegar can be made in the same !winner as rasrberrr vinegar. Pl,,ce four quarts of &NIA ripe Markberries in a stone jar. pour over them a pint of white wine viregar. Stir the fruit and vinerar every day for a week meshing ...

... 1112 d ; fresh butter, 14444 per lb ; tomatoes, 3d to 9d ; plums, 3d to 5d ; pears, 3d to 4d; apples, 2d to 4d per quart ; blackberries, 44 per quart ; potatoes, 64 per stone ; onions, is 2d to is Gd ; turnips, Id per bunch ; carrots, Id ; cabbages, Id to ...

... poison, and that there are many blackberry jam makers who claim distinction for this homely fruit. lam giving an old-fashioned recipe hr blackberry cordial. It is said to he a viry refreshing and pleasant drink. The blackberries chosen should be the large ...

... of a clump of growing mistletoe. I have known a next of the song thrush placed on the top of an occupied wren's test in a blackberry bush, where boon species reared their young. I have known others to he placed on the ground. amid • lot of old tin pots ...

... of Alberta containing twentynlaa separate nuts have been plucked this seaman at Templecombe, Somerset. Late home-grown blackberries and early Jamaican oranges havo made their apparent, eimultarleensly on the market. ...

... FORTY EEET.—A lad named Charles Brown, residing in Dundonald Street, Barrow, had a miraculous escape from death while blackberrying at Furness Abbey on Sunday night. He climbed on to one of the ruins, and slipping, fell to the ground a distance of about ...

... House the comic papers fell renously upon the obviate jest, and pltsaantnea about a genuine Constable were as crampon as blackberries in datums. The other day, however, the jest was repeated, is all good faith, in mother form at the Whiter Exhibition at ...

... Stephen ; 2, Windermere ; 3, Kendal British School. Fur the junior boy's choirs four entries were made, and Myles Foster's Blackberries, another two part song, was the test piles. This was very suitable for choirs of this character, and was briskly sung ...