... are old enough to be - ma - rried. A half-witted lad was once asked if he had ever seen a red blackberry. To be sure I have, said Barney, alt blackberries are red when they are green. We bend he knee, but not the elbow, is it the motto of a temperance ...

... sport. ‘There are gentlemen in Halifax to-day who have caught fish in the strcam near the present gasworks, and gathercd blackberries on its banks. A very small mill at Bowiing Dyke, a similar one at Dean Clough, and one still smaller at Lee Bridge were ...

... brandy-paper and afterwards cover the jar with paper fixed on with white of egg. The moulds must be stored in a very dry place. Blackberries are such wholesome fruit that we are wise to preserve them when we can. The jelly is excellent in winter, and , the wine ...

... blood-shot eyes 3nd shortened breath. The farmer dashed Ncrois a forty-acre stubble-field, across a frczen creek, through a blackberry patch, down a ravine, over another hill, across a stump-field, to be run down on the road by the tramps. They overhauled ...

... machines, Dated Slat March, WALTER BRIERLEY, Agent to the Parties. Mole for Patents—Crown Halifax; sad New Market Street, Blackberry. ...

... clinging oelandine and clematis, side by side with scarlet hips and haws! Who does not know the delights of picnics at the blackberrying and nutting season, while a look at the - orchards shows us the trees weighed down with their lead of luscious fruits. ...

... ferns, while those on the north were equally cowl:rich fur their vegetable display. The gar ettniarde were entwined with blackberry vine., bearing their own fruit, beiyhtrued by I Siberian crab and fl a The gaiety weirdoes and wasdeede had also ample tokens ...

... be cured of hio lunes. There were ten little nigger boys, two of them died; what did the others do P--WhY , went out black-berrying (burying). THE prima donna who carried away her audience is earnestly requested to bring it back, as there were several ...

... aneubos, elderberry, thorn, holly, privet, Michaelmas daisies, golden rod, ash, sveamore, plane, lilac, flowering currant, blackberry and few others. It is doubtful if anything more than few inches high would flourish, but the view from tl»e town would certainly ...

... They cannot help it, I suppose, but they ripen slowly, very slowly, and some of them never ripen. You remember thus* blackberries which we saw at berkland, the last day of September; some were green, and some were red, but none were black. They are ...

... o’clock. Towards evening we hud a short to Sawley Hall; snd the hedges were covered with wooidbine, mandrake berries, aud blackberries. Crab apples, gooseberrries, and potatoes were also growing on the road side. 1t was so wet on Sunday afternoon that we ...

... great majority of visitors from • distance, seeing that floral and horticultural shows are now becoming as plentiful as blackberries. A rich treat was provided for all roomers in this part of the day's enjoyments. The field rises to an violence on which ...