... TO-DAY'S RECIPE. Blackberry and Apple Jelly.—To each pound of bleekberries allow a harpound of firm green apples and a teacupful water. Cook the blackberries with the water OR reduced to a pulp then strain through a jelly bag or cloth tied . to the legs ...

... fruits give the best result. Of the soft fruits cherries, gooseberries, and loganberries do bast. while strawberries and blackberries and curranta are dillicult. Apples and pears need to be peeled, oared, and quer. tered, and part cooked before bottling ...

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... BOTTLING FRUIT. method of bottling fruit without4zr speoialy suitable for phone, damsons, or blackberries, is to commence W selecting bruit that is thy and firm, and not The fruit then put into the bottles up to the neck, the beet receptacles being three-) ...

... LHT. The followin g E is the sale list for cows and sold at 35 guineas and over: — (Property of D. M. Allan, Ballintomb). Blackberry 2nd (8z prise)-Mr G. Egin, 2nd (tbird Beall Hawkins Glom 3rd—hfr Gilbert, Whit e n& Gionina-Bir John Dewar 2nd—Mr J. H. ...

... the fashionable way to get out of petty worries, and drowned themselves. Romances of one sort or another are plentiful blackberries in the district where the girls lived—oos of the most curious districts, by the way, even in our mixed-op metropolis. Just ...

... reel reasons which determined the course the Cabinet has taken. Reasons amulet everything it has done are as plentiful as blackberries, in the mouth of every Radical spatter who dish up a roc/mei* of a leader from the Daily Aim Even Sir DUAL goes over its ...

... without sugar. Tor simple home me the following method is an excellent one, and may be toed for 'fume, damsons, apples, or blackberries, or, indeed, any fruit, large or small. Choose dry firm fruit not too ripe. Fill the bottles up to the neck with fruit ...

... making their purchases at the big shops. Fur the next few days Lumen, and rural persons generally, will be plentiful as blackberries in the Strand, especially in the menings, fur our country are great theatre-goers, and are quite equal to a fresh play ...

... not accept the expediency of Mr Catro's resigns.' tion 1 That is impossible, because reasons for a change, as numerous as blackberries, are stated in the letter bg Game himself. Then the Council, it must be admitted, have not hitherto been too hard on the ...

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... 2nd); 5 of Lite A. D. Macrae, Ruthven (Erof Stenhouse). cdied on or after December 1, 1914 — id 3 D. M. Allan. Bollintomb (Blackberry I Blackens* 2nd); 2 J. B. Findlay Kati.) 4 P. &rant, Carrbridge and .Enchantreir) 5 J. C. Grant, Garrault Cup for beat three ...