... Blackberry Jelly. That room joinder of the wild fruits — the blackb.rrj—in plentiful thin season, cud where it can be readily gathered it in well worth while to obtain a supply r making blackberry jelly. The fruit , Imuld Mist hr slowly boiled for half ...

... MONEY IN BLACKBERRIES. The pupil. in tine of the school. iu the Barony of Forth Colt erford, by their induetry io gathering illackterritt frorn the hetigeron. hate earned from a repreeentative of an Engliali firm of jam rasher. £l2O, the price offered ...

... a Dublin and Belfast Exhibition Fund, has been considering this subject of blackberry wine, and thee. berms: —Five years ago I poiuted out that hundreds of tons of blackberries were every year allowed to be wasted in Ireland, and! urged that they should ...

... Blackberry MAN. Blackberries bear on the canes of the preceding year, and the quality of the fruit can be greatly improved by proper treatment. During the autumn all the * old canes should he reino‘ed. only 5 or ti of the strongest of the new ones being ...

... A BLACKBERRY ItECEIPE. Procure Nord quantities of large ripe I.lacklierries and loot auger. Allow than half a pint of cold water to each pound of sugar. and pick the fruit, and see that the berrice are whole, Put lire augur and aatrr in preaerving.pati ...

... Used. Blackberries fir Raking. Food Control Committee for Deletd that the Belf eat Jam Nun. facturers recently approached the load Feb. Committee of the Food Control with view to making armingtete is .seem with the of that woald en. mango the pickiag ...

... lass; the grandmother sends the little ones there to get big blackberries for jam-making. And while I have men. timed them as too separate lanes they really are one: for whet in good for blackberries is good also for lovers. It is the cosiest little lane in ...

... (lihadamanthuR Welldone) beat Mr. Lysier's b Lizzy (Wbitcfooi —Dove). Blackberry beat Reporter. Whip beat Bridal Bonnet—(l). DECIDING) CO It HE. Whip beat Blackberry. First Tiks.—Blackberry had the best of the run up by three lengths, wrenching three times ...

... and a blackberry. The plant is ornamental in growth and quite hardy, so that it is suitable fur grow. ing on arbours, as well as fur fruit production. The annual growth may extend to a length of IS feet. The large black fruit resembles a blackberry in flavour ...

... mixture, and it should be kneaded till quite smooth. Blackberry Pudding.— Line a greased pan and rice, previously boiled in milk, and water and , sugar until it is a thick paste: fill in with blackberries, and put another layer of rice on the top. Tie down ...

... can by using Brown .2 Poison's -paw- Corn Flour Imer were its upon you. ey do not last ries, rasp- , currants, peachA . blackberries and ummer fruits have masons. Let the I en enjoy these for preparing fruit . blancmange and sauces to serve with stewed ...

... and ,hen Vold, bottle and cork tightly. Keep cool place. and serer by adding one tablespoonful b. a glass of mild water. Blackberries may lee used in the some manner. ...