... scene of grandeur on the ef mountain fect. torrent, and at an altitude of nearly The name of the s is Saghdur, ave means a Blackberry, and a travel describ- ing a journey through this valley in 1876, was struck with the number of partridges, which he describes ...

... sheltered from ring north-east winds w to be preferred. reee Janted in valleys are lable to injury from ost in snoring Blackberries —Many of Ive Nine roan berries are exoellont Tru well draine: best, Sut 1 « lante clay soils are a thrive alinost anywhere ...

... town a visit, yet many from the the Stretton lis. spent their holiday amonyst Motor cars were an lentiful clists and as blackberries, and eoun » brat came from all parts of assumi 16 the appearance that only to seen on a Fair Day. the te was scarcely any ...

... for other fruits are searce, and blackberry jam is now pub up ih eherimous quantities by preserving tirms, and Womects ay iereasing demand in the cities abd bowls A good trade will. course be done in fresh blackberries by ihe retail Possibly the dealers ...

... kidney com- oe sees el At a largely attended meeting of the Os- plaint and backache, and they will not take 8 3 u | 415 BLACKBERRIES RUINED BY KAIN. westry Division aud Shrewsbury Liberal a remedy which their own towns-people have Ré) 11 48 1s Associations ...

... to 7 bor ls Pet-toss 3d per Ib. Apples 2, Caubifivwer, lu to 3d cach Cabbage N tid te 7d per Ib, gm bane Prame 6d to ad Blackberries 24 pec te Peas plan a ver &yligh and inting HE BALKAN ...

... delicious and wholesoine couse you oan use blackberries and Line a pudding basin with slices of bre: od from which the crust has been removed. fit the bread in neatly. Now stew one pound of ripe blackberries with half a pound of good cooking apples ; ...

... the top open by ren.oving crowded linbs and such othe; branehes. intsplaoed ones us cruss the head or rib against Pruning Blackberries.—It 1s very important to pinch off the tops of the canes a, scon as they become irom 18 to 3 inches hig) in sum- Tne old ...

... generally effective, ia vhitewoshing the bushes in nwtnmsi with Urn. if quicklime to gallon of water. Blackberries.—Many of the American blackberries ate excellent fruits. Strong, well-drained day soda ate best, but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where ...

... and coated with @ rich, thick, smooth sauce, neither unpleasantly hot to the taste nor finvoured toe atrongly with onion. BLACKBERRY JEL As the season for the gathering ‘ot the but luscious ring gett Ser Heh ‘ake fresh ‘Led pus thom into © pre- very litthe ...

... flooding rains. The root Tips ind pastures have considerabl bene- ht uxt nowever, There is an unosual ! « Dp ly pir t. ‘blackberries and nuts this year in “the ...

... LACK BE RY JAM. Blackberries are a very wiwiesume as well es a fruit. Blickherry jam is oanily made, and is most woful for tarta, puddings, etc., during the winter, besides being an saree.” It improves the flavour of the jam if one-quarter raspberries ...