... BLACKBERRIES. It leered that 'foolish blackberry crop will tbia year be a ditappointing one, aed that the reality will be under tiro In Wales, irbore - the finest the fruit yields will be better than thole of any ether oentre. In Poetised the berry crop ...

... BLACKBERRIES WAXWING . °NMI for & Wood,. Dublin, the that .up phe. Sligo trident •ith JAMS. fl.uhr.“ price• a •meshed I.y The Store that does Things well. Shiro. ...

... 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 ...

... BLACKBERRY WINE. The following is au old housewife's recipe for making blackberry wine, which is reckoned to be one of the finest of such beverages. As the fruit is now almost ready to our hand many may be interested to try it. Press the juice from ripe ...

... Blackberry Vu itia• The Himalaya blackberry is recommended by the Royal Horticultural Society, sad should be grown where space admit*. It makes enormus growth, and bears clusters of blackberries of large size. Unlike ordinary blackberries, it fruits on ...

... Blackberry rime. Blackberries now are at their beet And pass the critic's strictest test : For size and flavour quite oo top This year's a record, bumping crop. The berries, green, a short time back, Are now like Diggers, shining black ; Full of juice ...

... OTANI' BLACKBERRIES. Blackberries as large as the red 'lnglis& nowhere, were on sale at Covent Garden yesterday. They came from Kett. and were the finest that have been wen in the fruit market for years, sad customers were readily found to pay sixpence ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Place the blackbeme3 frac a large atcnc jai. then stand it in a warm even to draw cut the juice. When it is surliciently (coked strain it through a wive or coarse ctcth into the preserving pan. Allow lb. ',rosining sugar to every pint ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM Blackberries are new at their best, and many pleasant hours may be spent in the country lanes gathering them from the hedgerows. In making blackberry jam it is most impottant that the fruit should be ripe and perfectly dry when gathered ...

... BLACKBERRY JELLY Place the blackberries into a large stone jar, then stand it in a warm oven to draw cut the juice. Whcn it is sufficiently cooked strain it through a seive or coarse cloth into the preserving pan. Allow lb. t.reseraing sugar to every ...

... BLACKBERRY JAM. To every pound of blackberries allow a pound of sugar and the Juice of half a lemon. Place the berries in a pan with the lemon Juice and a little water. Simmer gently till the fruit is cooked. Add the warmed sugar, stir until dissolved ...