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... swelling into buds, with the prospect of being checked later on. Snowdrops and aping floes?* are in full bloom. The parasite on blackberry bushes has brooms very prevalent throughout the district, and most of the awes will have to be thrown out. ...
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... thoroughly and then stir in two cupfuls of ripe blackberries, dried, and dredged wit' flour. Haws ready some greavd Hip, pour in the miens*, and bake in a quirk oven. Serve with • sweet; sauce made of blackberry juice sweetened and flavoured with lemon. VENISOV ...
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... (&AI& LESSON. On. day In antumu Clara was blackberrying le I ,nu• .rr field, when her Imes caught no a brier sod was tern. Whim she return. I home her 'nether VII it. Chirn, not thinking of says A it firm 51, in her Aro., In I .1 t. Wan I ta I. if ...
... Wyatt sugar. For simple home use the following method is an eseellent one, mid may be used for plums, damson., apples, or blackberries, or, indeed, any fruit, large or small. Choose dry Fern fruit not ten rive. Fill the bottles up to the neck with fruih-three ...
... taken in their meauileriug by the pit.lees nightfall. Whether the bath fed them or whether they fed themselves upon the blackberries and such other luxuries as theirivrande i ig eyes could bud, is a mystery wh.ch they atone can solve. But they were missed ...
... younger plantation. Lt well managed field cultures, the average yield is about to 10 troikas of fruit per acre. CULTURE OF BLACKBERRIES. Strong, well-drained clay coils are beat( but the pliurts thrive almost anywhere. Where lussdde, a cool exposure is desirable ...
... ie useful in rheumatism. Parsley is beneficial in bladder and kidney diseases. Asparagno is also good kidney medicine. Blackberries have useful astrinvnt properties. Endive and dandelion in salads stimulate t►e liver. Garlic is a liver tonic, and is useful ...
... spice-box unlocked to prepare something sweeter than any Bond Street sameness At this moment millions of ripe neglected blackberries shine dark upon the rusty holes, where autumn has not yet flung his goody cloak of rel and yellow. The strange superstition ...
... Gooseberries—E. Mann; A Watson; Thomas Pate English pint (any variety)—A. Philip; Thos. Pate; Bobert Gordon 4 English pint Blackberries—John Graham; Hugh Lawler; Mrs Melville, Netherton 4 English pint Raspberries—Thomas Pate 8 Strawberries Thomas Pate; A ...
... berries yield the smallest amount of energy from • given weight, compared with other fruits Raspberries stand next, then blackberries, theg watermelons, then cranberries, and these, again. are followed by currants. One can get three times the amount of ...