... old story about the blackberries. Why, said the searcher, these are not blackberries. The urchin Stanley replied, Don't you know that the blackberries are always red when they're green. Flash 7.—The above was the blackberry. Here is the blackthorn ...

... commission to report on the question. PRUNING THORNY Busur.s.—As to the time of cutting out the old wood from raspberry and blackberry bushes, I have now pretty much settled on fall. I always like to slick up my fruit patehes before winter, and have every ...

... forming itself into natural rings and tendrils on her forehead. Mr Corbin, raid she timidly, would you like a ba•k.t of blackberries ? Blackbers les repeated the good man, thinking how like one of Milais' pictures Patty looked, as she stood there ...

... jelly bag. Pour it into a wet mould to set. Blair PDODING.--Cat stale bread into thin slices, removing the crud. T..ke blackberries, raspberries, and currants in any desired proportion : bat currants should Put the fruit in a kettle sad allow it to come ...

... and which had a sparkling, magically-murmuring streamlet , coursing through it towards the Trent. There were nuts and blackberries ripe for the pluzk'ng, and foxgloves in thousands, with their pre•ty pink and. spotted blossoms, which in Scotland are ...

... seconded urging, and was soon seated at a corner of the table ravenously chocking down the cull meat, hot biscuits, and blackberry jelly and seed cookies she hat placed before him. All the while Miss Keziah kept lookiog at him in undisguised astonishment ...

... In the rear of the house there was then an orchid well-stocked with fruit-bearing trees, and beyond it a little dell of blackberry and hawthorn bushes, whose opparite side rose gradually until it was fringed on the left by the back of Packer Street,and ...

... easily reached, but the auli•equent walk through daisy sprinkled meadows, green country lanes, with walls of clematis and blackberry bushes on either side, was longer than Mrs Meacham had calculated on. A mile further,' she said to herself, after making ...

... and eeztariaes 20 feet, plums 20 feet., apricots 20 feet, cherries 20 to 30 feet, figs 20 to 25 feet, currants 4 by G, blackberries 4 by 7, and raspberries 3 by 6. Actual Planting.—Probably few trees willbe ready for planting until November this year ...

... Next week, Fatalism will be the subject under consider- ation. NOTEL—Profeseorsneem to be getting as plentiful as blackberries. Time was when, at the sound of professor, an idea of fossilised wisdom entered one's mind, but now we could give the Americans ...

... said “The fellows of my college wi-hel to organ in chapel a stop to it An Irshman once if he had ever blackberry “To be I have” sid all blackberries are red green” Two writers (theatrical critics course) werequar rolling “tfour articles are the laugnii'g ...

... says that is Planting a ten-acre tract he would divide it ss follow.: Three acre, of e•Parlidua, two aleawbseries, two of blackberries sad one of the other two for buildings, shelter bells sad wade& Accoaoure to the Prise Cermet of Thursday, the ..s, has ...