... Potttoei, per Hone 0 0 Guano per ton OOt. 00 0 Blackberry Diarrikea Cordial. —The’following is not only an excellent and pleasant beverage, but a cure for diarrhoea, &c.:—llecipe—to half a bushel of blackberries, well mashed, add a quarter pound of allspice ...

... Rubns that have contributed most of the cultivated varieties; but the common * high blackberry,” Rubus viUosus, “sand blackberry,” K.cuneifolius, and the “low blackberry,” are the most likely to have done so. have at present no means of ascertaining the ...

... French-rose, cinnamon-rose, and others, constitute the universally recognised genus Rosa; the various species of raspberry and blackberry compose the genus Kubusi the apple, pear, &c., the genus called botanists [April, Pyrus; so the different oaks, willows ...

... cover with a fresh cloth, and keep turning it daily till ripe enough for use. 2. Give good receipt for making blackberry jam. Make blackberry jam vou would anv other jam, boiling the fruit, after being cleanly picked, with an equal weight of sugar. I 3 ...

... undertake saying which is cheaper, but the cheapest, and we think very effective plant for cover, is the common bramble or blackberry. 2. 1 have seen buckwheat highly spoken of in the Gazette, as far as large produce goes. Is it the buckwheat sown in May ...

... labour to be sacrified at the shrine of indifference, stupidity, or incapacity? Flower shows are now becoming as plentiful blackberries,” and the question is one that affects not merely this or that society, but all societies. The first point that suggests ...

... packets, 6d., Is., 2s. Gd., and ss. eac . p immediate planting, Bs. and 16s. per 100. The Dorchester Blackberry, 3s. 6d. each, and The Lawton Blackberry, . . . 2s. 6d. each, are proved to be the two best American varieties. Henderson’s A. I. Ridge Cucumber ...

... air plants and if the latter, may I leave them out all the winter, regardless of cost? Both are perfectly hard]. —as hardy blackberry briers, and make magnificent beddingout plants. Prepare bed for them of about three parts loamy sods, one part bog mould ...

... To the poor in the vicinity of Newcastle it is of great importance, many of whom go a great number of miles to gather blackberries, while they are in season, and carry them from ten to twenty miles to Newcastle, Shields, and Sunderland, where they sometimes ...

... wonders of Tiptree Hall, Myer Mil), and Camming Park were not without their effect. There were schemes, in short, plentiful blackberries, whereby the sewage of towns was to more than pay for its distribution. Its value to the farmer was infinite, until one ...

... correct practice of agriculture might be taught, and from whence clever fellows would be sure to issue, as thick as sloes or blackberries. And why not? Such an institution would cost nothing except the rent of the land—a mere bagatelle. It could be worked in ...

... market is a real convenience, and catchci that class of dealers—and their name is legion—who fancy bargains ripen like blackberries, and arc best at tha last. Mixing with the throng now may be seen that invariably dirty boy, whose complexion reminds one ...