... death by drowning. He loft his bom* about half-past eight o’clock, taking a can with him, a# his mother thought, to gather blackberries. When had bee i gone about hour, hi# mother saw had taken stick which had used a fishing rod with him. She immediately ...

... were dropped very forward this year; they will attain full growth early in the autumn. Th e rabbits are as plentiful as blackberries. • The general prospects for: sportsmen are very, promising. Land and Water. AN I3IPORTAIT PREORDENT.—The aldermen and ...

... marsh mallow; spircea ulmaria, the meadow sweet; Agrinzonia .eupatoria, the common agrimony ; varieties of the bramble or blackberry; Aenothera biennis, the evening primrose, Fair flower that shunn'st the glare of day, Yet lov'st to open meekly bold, To ...