... «n left bi» •« bed roller*. You eio’l got the old dr«* you gif* me. •oo f Thie ■» •eem* like hit ail picked oat with the blackberry u fit far to wear the boryin. dl ooald get crape.’’ . . “Bat roar falber not deed yet, Maplee. He **ay better vhea yoa ...

... internally. Lemons fur feverish thirst in aiekneea, biliousness, low terete, rfaeumatian, cold, coughs, lirer complaints, he. Blackberries aa a tonic. Useful in all forma of diarrheea. Tomatoes are powerful aperient for the liter, sortreign remedy for dyspepsia ...

... >*'uicrb the little town, and passed hare-footed women and men aeninf shillelaghs, into the lovely country road where blackberries hung in ebony clusters and lined the wav. I see the hills am) the lake, and the and the heather and the arbutus-such luxuriant ...

... fanner dashed across a frozen creek, and the tramps, following, broke through, and got out and chased the fugitive through blackberry patch across a forty acre Stubblefield, over another hill, down a ravine, across a stump field, and finally they overhauled ...

... little voice. Oh, dew, - - What shall 1 do? Mrs. Flaherty, wife of Mike Flaherty, the aboemaker, of Ballyboley, was picking blackberries for supper, end kneeling down beside the bashes, when she heard the voice. She knew in &minute that it wall a fairy voice ...

... attention. Looking in the direction whence the noise proceeded. I saw enormous black bear standing upon his haunches, eating blackberries. was scooping them in by the quart, stripping the bushes with his mouth as if half starved I watched the animal a desire ...

... would act Carey. (Itauithter). . . . Croar•exernined by Ur Halpin—Did you get Aare of the booty .10—No.. Nothing bat blackberries and goats milk ? iLingl.tor)—No. Portniasion was then granted by the Bench for the examination of the remaining witness ...

... Samuel Gordon, Mount Kearney, cross bred cow Jenny, year old—First prize ; Arthur C. Junes, i).L., Bromautine, Kerry cow Blackberry, 5 years old—bred Henry Thomson, J.P., Altnaveigh—Second prize ; Meredith Chambre, J.P., Hawthorn Hill, cross bred cow Young ...

... cork and gream-. calling themselves Ciiristy’s Minstrels, or some of those Professors,” who have get to as plentiful blackberries, arc pretty sure to secure* “good house” in Newry, while real merit and respectability are so frequently underrate I and ...

... bowling green, over the common, into the fields and fir-plantations —where we were clear tresspassers--or where fire-bobs, or blackberries, or dog-roses tempted us. But I never ran wild with theta through the old churchyard—my mother and brother lay there and ...

... that are practically denied to c tizc* • denied absolutely rotten society. Vtt fruit ...

... magnificent future for the fruit-growing industry, if July its opportunities were turned account. Even now most of the blackberries that come to th« English market* are grown in Ireland. But there are enormous possibilities there which no one has yet ...