... BLACKBERRIES, AND HOW TO USE THEM. NJII ...

... were intended, on hearing the story, laughed till the swelling went down. NOT BLACKBERRIES? Ti. English agriculturist is reminded that there is such • fruit as the blackberry, and that for jam-making wine and cordial making it might pay to cultivate the ...

... Coongan in two or some hints about the time to gather blackberries which are worth quoting. Ile says—lf you three days 400 oz. of gold, and one nugget • wish to enjoy the richness of the blackberry, ne i g hi ng sap on, you mast not be hasty to pluck it ...

... • kievole acoldmit at Wrotham, Maidstone. Mr. Oassima, veterinary eargeoe, of WON was down an no hie Demamd, whit wee blackberrying by the side of the road, saddionly attempted to scram the road, with result that his strook the obild with great loran ...

... wore pounds retail ; while wholesale they touched 64 per snore, at which price lorry loads were despatched to jam works. Blackberries and elderberries are almost given away, and among apples 401 b of Prussian pippins were bought for Is 64; and after the ...

... THE MODEL HUSBAND. Tax model husband always change, his boots in the hail; he invariably says No thanks to the blackberry jam when hia wife has company; he does not think fifty shillings an exorbitant price fore bonnet; he walks the floor at night with ...

... give the boys a chance. Personally, we pine for gymnastics. Any day but paper day, and from 9 to 10 am will suit us best. BLACKBERRY CULTURE. Ma WALTZ LLZU . of ileaforth, 8011SOZ County, Delaware, writes to the St lasses's Genets u follows !—Thers are ...

... Poctrp. IN SCHOOL DAYS. STILL sits the school by the road, • ragged beggar Around it iniU the sumach' gr , w. sad blackberry vines are Within, the mast p. d is area. Deep rearred by raps elk riot ; The warping fl ire battered rests, The jack knave's carved ...

... considerable amount of testimony has been borne not only to the sire but also to the of this improved Blackberry. The col. tore of thew mouster Blackberries doe, not differ essentially from that of Raspberries. They ate of freer growth, and need more zoom ...

... where he saw an old crone stirring • black mixture in a huge cauldron, which looked like a compound of blacking, sloes, and blackberries plucked from the neighbouring hedges. What are you brewing there, my good woman! said my friend. The old witch, stirring ...

... Mrs Rachel Dederick, wife of Frederick Dederick. • waggon maker of Cairo, Grecs. County, N Y, was passing through field of blackberry bashes, when ehe heard a queer tree.. She stopped and listen d, and, as the noise ceased, she again went upon way. after ...

... strong and rignrou.. and grao fields exhibit in all is beauty and the colour to which our isle is &woes. We have sera the blackberry blossom in full display in some of the hedge-rows; also the cowslip, as well as the now much.admired and famous primrose ...