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BLACKBERRIF,:

... BLACKBERRIF,:. lit years blackberries hoe betNime extent article of comm.-re. Considering it, abundant , aid the it is that a, little tow haw hem toade of it M the mai,mty of English A few housewives, on tnigai Mongols intent, know how to make capital ...

A LETTER FROM TIIE STATES

... most profitable crop we can raise under the present conditions, although the small fruits, such as strawberries, rasps, blackberries, and currants, usually pay well. The method of cultivation is very generally the same with all kinds of fruit except s ...

opp Vat ) RURAL LIFE. BY A SON OF THE SOIL

... breakfast, and hot at dinner time— Why, certainly; more, please !'' And the fun and the happy, pleasant delights of a day's blackberrying in the lanes hedgerows !-- Ratlier !- - Well, we weeder if bleckberries would be as nice if everybody grew them tame-like ...

SIIOCKLNG BOAT ACCIDENT IN CANADA

... which happened at Seven Islands, North Canada. On the 23rd ult. nine young persons went to one of the islands to gather blackberries, and in returning the boat was capsized and all of the occupants thrown into the water. A dreadful struggle ensued, and ...

BILLINGBOBOL;Gli

... annual trest. Tea was provided in the Wesleyan schoolroom, after which the party ad j =reed to a Geld kindly lent by Mr. W. Blackberry where games, etc., were Indulged BAPTNT CRAPCI.--Oa Thursday week the anniversary of the above place of worship we, held ...

FATALIIIII:3 TO CYCLISTS

... Collins. Every well known actor and manager in London need the house, as clubs at thst time wets not, as plentiful as blackberrie, SETTER FILIS CAPSULES. Al Me • .f it mnrni e l'brosle ht.} act 3e TIT ONL CA4II T0.1.1V N.Aeets. 11 A PERF C CUR . _ ...

A STILT RACE

... and its moving as ever. We can only regret that her sojourn amongst Is so short, for though talent Is es plentiful as blackberries, genius Is rare. A QUEEN'S GIFTS. Thin year's shower of birthday honours cannot he likened to that impartial rain which ...

NICE DISHES

... NICE DISHES. Tann CosrAlD.—Take half a pint of rasp. berries. plums, or blackberries, geese through to it of skin or seeds. mix with the juice our pint of milk in which iil of Sour has been stirred Le daa fr e irorri al ps, beat a egg thaeougtily, nix ...

WISE AND OTHERWISE. Yea of the tiros —Watchmakers. • one canordly believe. Board School comparativea —Boil, ..

... PVISIIIVI , and welfare of the postal de;•artment. Our • must not coofound the two Melo ards nb •.plied : 'There is no merit Blackberry jam: Crush • quart of fully - . e -- P. • In • ',t to be so. They get five ripened blackbe rries with lib. of finely pomaded ...

-SAM ACCOUNTS OC TWA LAND LiAOlll.

... him open it. Two men named Player were arneted foe the murder, but he asserted that the name of Dwyer as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. INN:DI/WE TO Now the willies& made a terrible slip. inc If. premed hint ao to the Dwyer*, and asked hint when ...