... are dead. In extracts from the American press, quoted in to-day's COSMOPOLITAN, our readers will find reasons plenty as blackberries for this great, radical, and overwhelming change in public sentiment. The grand total of Congressional change may be stated ...

... COSMOPOLITAN. tionism, now Teetotalism, and now Radicalism under some of its Protean forms ; politicians become plenty as blackberries, while statesmen are rarer than diamonds; wealth accumulates and men decay; loyalty is lost in lust for power; andeven ...

... Cases like this, where patients are ruined through doctors' bills for what is caused by vaccination, are as common as blackberries, but they have hitherto escaped detection. They can do so longer. -We are on the track of the English Thug, and his downfall ...

... steadily advancing to a prominent position in the scale of profitable production. The profits resulting from the culture of blackberries, strawberries, and raspberries are such as to challenge the attention of every one owning; a few acres of land in situations ...

... L W. DENISON. SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES.—Our American friends who, are as plentiful as blackberries in London this week, and who wish to make their feminine favourites happy on their arrival home should take a look at the exq u i s itl y b eau tif ...

... necessities, the truly loyal trading patriots of the North made haste to be rich, and paper millionaires became as plenty as blackberries. JAY COOKE'S great national blessing —the national debtflooded the country with promises to pay, and 'bushels of ir ...

... by certain residents who have lived in Peru. People who have come from a country where such things are as common as blackberries ought, of course, to know what a veritable tremblado is like, and they aver that there was no mistake at all. As to ...

... don't seem to know why they received so many damaging blows, yet the causes given by the Street gossips are as plenty as blackberries. One of the real causes, which has perhaps not been sufficiently considered, is that the people who are expected to fetch ...

... how to use them, and will never be able to display the aristocracy of the pocket-handkerchief. Beaux were plentiful as blackberries when our Betsy came out, and her gay silk dress, so sparkling in the sun, bad many a flou-flou denoting under graces ...

... religion on his own account, as there is abundance of room in Calvin's favourite retreat, where sects are as plenty as blackberries. MADAME BAZAINE.—The ex-Marshal's wife and her nephew Alvarez de Rull have returned to Cologne from Spa with her children ...

... however trivial, is beneath the notice of the Parisian. Last year, during the Exhibition, crowned beads were as plentiful as blackberries—in fact, it was a relief to meet with persons who were not crowned; but now we have in our midst new excitement, a real ...