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... BLACKBERRY SPELT. NEGLECT. The presence blackberries is usually indication of shortage phosphate and of neglected, ilf-grazed pasture, The quickest and most satisfactory way to eradicate writes J. G. 5.,” and obtain a good pasture, would to plough out ...
... & HERALD LOOKER-ON state Looker-Onhcre”— Now tlic 1887 fairly nicnccd for celebrating Queen be expected to spring forth blackberries honour of leading loyalty as this concerned to Heathco Amory another column of tho Jubilee memorial— every c the Queen ...
... gently for live minutes, adding occasionally little water. Strain through a napkin Make some blackberry and apple jelly. To every six pounds of blackberries add three pounds of sour apples, cored and sliced. Put fruit in pan with sufficient cold water ...
... enough to wake the dead. Dogs havn’tgot no gratitude.”— Field. Cheap and Wholesome Food for Children.— Blackberry Jam—how to prepare it. —Boil the blackberries with half their weight coarse sugar for three quarters of an hour (an hour longer if the berries ...
... contain more of the essential oil, on which their flavours depend, than at any other time. To Make Blackberry Wine.—There is no wine equal to the blackberry wine when properly made, either in flavour or for medicinal purposes, and all who can conveniently ...
... IaLLINBRY end DRESS* MAKING.-Wiimx, Waterloo Roed, Wellington, Soicewet. (« ANTED, dnitj nipplies of APPLES, PEaRu, PLUMS, BLACKBERRIES, MUSHROOMS, Clean-Trapped RABBITS. Bank references given. William Ellh, Wholeeale Market, Dewsbury, (w WANTED, WORKING ...
... (3id. post free) and may oe obtained from the Tiverton Bookshop. 4, Gold-street. Tiverton. BRAMBLE TEA. —Tea made from blackberry leaves is the latest suggestion made to housewives by the Nazi radio. But what will happen when the leaves fall is not stated ...
... and rosebuds, which appeared on our tables, and were most certainly “gathered out of doors;” tasting the bunches of ripe blackberries which still lingered on, somewhat plentifully in the hedges, and looking with astonishment at the green bursting buds on ...
... cover them over. If they are piled on top of the ground and covered with earth and straw, do not expose them to light. Blackberries, apples, and other fruit can be preserved by drying them in the sun and then storing in bags in a cool and dry place. To ...
... debating socie y has under consideration the question, it wrung to cheat a lawyer The result expected he, No! but impossible.” Blackberry picnic parties are becoming very fashionable. the young ladies go pick berries, and the young gentlemen to pick tiiorns ...
... planting in blackberry' fruit is ex- is highly desirable can ccllent stewed while it also capital JU undisturbed several may also permitted to oft tbeir fine fruit it is not unsightly the loganberry but black colour in it in ot true blackberry flavour It ...
... forget The least of thy sweet trifles The window-vines that clamber yet, Whose blooms the bee still rifles ? The roadside blackberries, growing ripe. And in the woods the Indian pipe r Happy the man who tills his field, Content with rustic labour Earth does ...