... but everything neat and clean, and although we ate with tin spoons, we had fresh, ripe blackberries to eat with them, and that on the last of September ! The blackberry as well as strawberry vines were white with blossoms, for continuous fruitage. Of course ...

... are told, is a millionnaire ; but of course this is not thought much of in. America where such things are as plentiful as blackberries— thick as autumnal leaves that strew the brooks in Yallombrosa. We also get the information that the said Moro. mini ...

... etc., on it—he had this season cut a ton of bay; his family had been abundantly supplied with strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, cherries, apples, pears, etc., from the fruit on it—the neighbors had enjoyed also free access to the fruit—and in addition ...

... most extraordinary decision that ever has come from a quarter of the globe where astounding decisions are as plentiful as blackberries. If Irish husbands continue to be rewarded with two pounds sterling for rapping their wives' heads with the heels of heavy ...

... garden, all carefully clessed by promiaent botanicts. Of fruit there are 1,100 varietics of apples, 1,080 of pears, B 4 of blackberries, 200 of strawberries, 66 of hagelnuts, 73 of raspberries, 74 of currants, 119 of gooseberries, 269 of cherries, 203 of ...

... one shown her, when sghe and eaid : “Lr- m uke:::h the dhry.w fat hl:gnu mm m,vuto&n.flflh.uw&pu: “:{zflon‘t you do it, take blackberry cordilt 1 it ) ) It was #pi ?, o ; 1 S LR mr., rmfi “ You don o E¥:l. indeed ; p‘.\lnfoaq‘fl oil.” “Well, I never! Inoil ...

... Oquaw! Bernadotte, El Paso, ville, Balt Creek, an,honu-, Blue Ridge, Harker's Corners, Big Foot Prairie, Flat Rock, Gaff, Blackberry Station, Fuller's Point, St. Elmo, Ripley, Limerick, New Philadelphis, @reenbush, Jimtown, Hoosier Prafrie, Marshall's Ferry ...

... gardens of America, are the Dutcheas, Ulster and Poughkeepsie grapes, the Marlboro raspberry, and the Minnewaska blackberry. Robert G. Hinsdale, the esteemed rector of the Episcopal Church at Biloxi, Miss., died January 9th. He was a brother-in-law ...

... they carry them for sale, and the ridiculous prices they sell them for, form a matter for wonderment. Think of luscious blackberries' at 10 cents the gallon, and water.melons brought by wagon from tifty miles away. even higher up than this; a half mile ...

... it was in the early part of September, and the country lanes are tempting for a ramble. The hedges still contain a few blackberries, and leaves 4 , f the white i.eriwinkle—whose Latin name is convolvulus—which the Americans aptly call morning glory, ...

... dengrase; John's wort ; McLachlan, monntain rich; Mc- Lean, blackhurg heath ; McLeod, red who! tie. ',wry ; MeNati, ro-e blackberry ; McNeil. gram; Mel'herson, variciated boxwic..l; Mc- Quarrie, blackthorn ; tlcltea. fir cluh-mreoi ; Munro. eagle's fealhera ...

... cherries to 50,000 each, apricots and grapes to 40,000 each, black cherries to 30,000, strawberries to 20,000, 1111 d apples, blackberries, currants, gooseberries, nectarines, quinces, and reapberries to smaller amounts. The exports from San Francisco amounted ...