... BLACKBERRIES FOR PROFIT. Pro fes*or Dailey says of the improved forms of blackberries the there is no bush fruit which it capable of yielding greaotr profit, but his observation relates only to plants that are properly cared for. food drainage is essential ...

... BLACKBERRY CORDIAL Stew the blackberries until tender, then and to every pint of juice add 11b. of loaf rugar, of cinnamon, and }or. at mace and clove. Place the mixture in • lined saucepan on the fire. and after it has boiled for twenty minute. set aside ...

... snow; as peon as grass. but it F•n't as red as blond. but it isn't blond; as black as ink, but it isn't ink. What is it? A blackberry. When is a an above his in debt? When he has got a hat on that is not paid What le that which is up the hill, down the hill ...

... field day on Saturday when, at he expense of a weak }finale) , team, they woo with ease. Goals were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and the visitors were made to look very small indeed. For all that they played a plucky game, and at the times ...

... di;tencle of ripe blackberries, linueekeepeni are beginning again to Mecum the ireastion, as they do each retuning ewes. whether or sot the belt la worth the trouble of peeserving. and the cost of the sugar added it. Of blackberry jam, and blackberry jelly, very ...

... some of the rougher parts of the soil at the bottom. THE LOGANBERRY.—The Loganberry is a very fine Blackberry, the product of crossing an American Blackberry with a Raspberry. The Bramble habit is maintained, though modified by the smoother and dwarfer habit ...

... Thu literature is sound and eatertaining, and the pastime. and miscellanea always amusing. A coloured sheet of birds and blackberries, admirably printed, is given with this pert. We have also to notice the of • story, by a popular author, entitled - A ...

... the' great authority on preserving sweets that blackberries will not bear to he treated like currants, and have the juice strained off for jelly. their laconic being thereby impaired, and that blackberry jam is the proper aecompanimeet of roast pork. ...

... be delighted with the pleasant chat concerning ape/ea, pears, plums, cherries, peaches, walnuts, cbeenuta, strawberries, blackberries, gooseberries, and the like, whilst the interest they are likely to evince in the book will undoubtedly quicken their faculties ...

... lending agrienlinri.ts with an active secretary .non arrange a emir.e of instruction, and wiry experts are as plentiful as blackberries. ...

... cha-acter it resembles our English viper. Blackberries. It in t er, evident from the charged for blackberries in the market that then , is an inorcaving public appreciation of them. Black. berries in tarts and blackberries in iam are better liked for three ...

... morning mist and evening haze (*Unlike this cold grey rime), Seetn'd woven warm of golden alr— When I was in my prime. And blackberries—so mawkish now— Were finely flavoured then: And nuts—such reddening clusters ripe ne'er obeli pull again. Nor strawberries ...