... in void u 0,1, drain. Wash the blackberries carefully without breaking the flint. and it is a plan to let them stand in water fur about fifteen lull a teasp.smful of salt has added. This kills the little ahi.h blackberries; they then rise to the top and ...

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... to it. and he said it had been got by pulling blackberries that day. In witness's opinion. the cut could not have been got that way, because it was across the finger, and when coming away from blackberry bushes generally the cut was downwards. Witness ...

... things attractive. and the colours are lovely: such so often talked about. yet often overlooked, deep dark shades of wine. blackberry and are necessary—sound sleep. fresh air. good red. such soft tones of brown and blue! food, exercise. hygiene. daily baths ...

... lips. Great writers seldom came. and the question was often asked would there be another Scientists were as plentiful as blackberries but the Bacons. the Newtons, the Darwin were few and far between. Preachers still they had but the Wesley', the Whittlelds ...

... the celebrated Irish tenor. is also featured in this act. Feb. 15—Lew Lake presents the greatest of all coloured shows. Blackberries. - Feb. 2—.llmmy O'Dea in Blarney. INQUEST ON CHARRED REMAINS An inquest an &erred remains found bah who boss convenient ...

... ago. Burbank was responsible for the introduction of such curious things as the spineless cactus. 'toneless prune. white blackberry. and numerous other plants of economic vAltte. His procedure was to hybridise as many types as he could. and weed out the ...

... contained In the fleshy part of the fruit. That which is ripe or just under-ripe contains most pectin. Apples, crab-apples. blackberries, gooseberries, black and red currants, make excellent jelly. Pears. strawberries, rhubarb and plums require additional ...

... the fruit placed in a colander. Boiling water will kill instantly all those little insects that hide in raspberries and blackberries. If you gather fruit for puns and Jellies. either from the garden or the hedges, choose a fine, dry day. Jam does not keep ...

... Rhubarb Marlon* just as nice for those who like rhubarb. and why not make a Charlotte with raw berries. gooseberries. or blackberries. when they For hot days a Summer Puddrog= good. You make it by lining a b basin with thin slices of bread. pouring any ...

... recipe. If they remember the following formula it will be a help and save time: Strawberries. raspberries, red currants, and blackberries require sugar equal in weight to the fruit. and nu additional water. Black currants. gooseberries and apricots also require ...

... has the sugar available. Apples make delicious preserves. either by themselves or with other fruit. In sheltered places blackberries may still be gathered, and even a few give flavour and colour to apples. Vegetable marrows can be turaed into various kinds ...