... NEW JAMS. Jars GOOSE AND RASPS - —lO each. Mk Jars BLACKBERRY AN D APPLE - lb. Jars PLUMS &lb. Jars BLACK] APPLE - „ tY AND - / 7 211. Jars GOOSE AND RASPS - -/ 7 „ 216. Jars PLUM AND APPLE- —/ 51 „ 311 s Jars PLUM AND APPLE - —/ 8k • 811. Jars NEW MARMALADE ...

... are of him. How he would carry me in his arms and show me the young lambs, and let me stroke their soft wool, or gather blackberries for me in the hedges, and first violets and primroses in the wood. Dear Reuben, I was so happy with him in those days when ...

... o'clock in the afternoon. I have seen them march up the stream to meet the waiter, and they could then go bilberrying and blackberrying. After the reservoir was made the water came down regularly, and we never saw that again. Had the weather been fine, I ...

... o'clock in the afternoon. I have seen them march up the stream to meet the water, and they could then go bilberrytug and blackberrying. After the reservoir was made the water came down regularly, and we never sow that again. Had the weather been fine, I ...

... are of him. How ho would carry me in his arms and show me the young lambs, and let me stroke their soft wool, or gather blackberries for me in the hedges, and first violets and primroses in the wood. Dear Reuben, I was so happy with him in those days when ...

... NEW JAMS. Jars GOOSE AND RASPS - -/10 each. IL Jars BLACKBERRY AN D APPLE - - - - BK. Jars PLUMS Jars BLACKBERRY AN D APPLE . - • -/7„ SRI. Jars GOOSE AND RASPS -/ 7 „ Vb. Jars PLUM AND APPLE- - „ Jars PLUM AND APPLE - -; „ Jars NEW MARMALADE -84 Jars ...

... back by the high road. He passed the boundary wall of the defendant, and saw a boy, whom he named, lean ing over getting blackberries. Complainant went on his way. and when begot to Netherton Wells a than. named Sam Stead, a platelayer. spoke to him, aod ...

... came back by tho road. He passed the boundary stall of the defendant, and saw a boy, whom he named, leaniugover getting blackberries. Complainant went on his way. and when begot to Netherton Wells amen. named Sam Stead, a platelayer. spoke to him, and ...

... lad, ten years of age, said it was not true that lie knocked the wall down.—Cross-examined : Be looked over the wall for blackberries, and two stones fell while ho was doing so. lie did not see the defendant go near the wall. He SAW him go along the rood ...

... ten years of age, said it was not trite that lie knocked the wall down.—('mss-examined : lie looked over the wall for blackberries, and two stones fell while he was doing sr% He did not see the defendant eo near the wall. He saw him go Mom,: the road ...

... stock, they will require treating wore liberally with veutilation. —Amateur Gardening. RASPBERRIES AND BLACKBEBUIE.S.—AII blackberries, even our own English varieties, thrive best where the soil is rich and deep, and where they have a thorough supply of ...

... chiel part of the stock, they will require treating more liberally with vomilation. —Astatrur Gardening. EAsPilEltitiLs AND BLACKBERRIES.—AII black. berries, even our own English varieties, thrive best where the soil is rich um! deep, and where they have a ...