... possesses this effect on the constitution, is not found in the spurious imitative teas. Compounded sage and valonia, sloes, and blackberry leaves do not possess “theine,” therefore the mock teas do not impart the strength or produce the same effects as the real ...

... swarming with fish. 1 have been two or three times becalmed there, and cauglit cod as big as donkeys and plentiful as blackberries.” Upon that information Captain Rhodes acted. He had often thought trying it, but it is a lonely place to alone, St. Kilda ...

... —which erre limited to a few specimens of strawberries, nut very large, a dish of cherries. only half ripe, and ditto of blackberries in the same emdition,—were altogether, and in very stave, meagre. Vegetables and early potatoes were very little better ...

... white taffetas and black velvet, with teblier marquise of fine Brussels lace sgraffed with bouquets of vsnegaled rosea and blackberries; corsage correspond ; train bom the shoulders white and black ray poult ■oie, ornamented in silver and ruches of white ...

... his head above the parapet, for the Yankee sharpshooters, armed with rides a range, with telescopic sights, were thick a« blackberries” in the woods to the front, and were excellent shots. “Darn the blue-skins, any how; who's scared the blue-bellies (i. ...

... of these numbers, being annoyed the fact that so large a crop of balf|>etjuies had been cast into the treasury thick as blackberries. He was happy to state that, a Lint from the Rev. Mr Cnchton in the pulpit, had been successful in getmg larger coins. ...

... scarce, but tha clement of Toryism remains, if the men fewer. We are even in worse hands now than when Tories were plentiful blackberries, Tha representative party of that political sect, being composed of such strange mixture of and actuated by such questionable ...

... defeat to win the suffrage® of their fellow-men. May worthy aspirants for representative honours continue to be plentiful as blackberries —may their virtues continue to shine forth—and may constituencies happy iu their selection of good men and true never fail ...

... to the cattle transport service between foreign countries and our own. Inspectors may be appointed, and may number like black-berries ; but inspectors are as powerless and helpless as more experienced men are in detecting the latent seeds of the insidious ...