... blossomed heath, etray blossoms in the ee the while every hedge is reddened with bright berrie haws, and ; heaps, too, of blackberries, ir o’clock clusters,on brambles rich with many tiated leaves. / 0 some shoot of several woodland flowers—biue violets ...

... c6mirig i back again. ' Two gentlemen passing ' blackberry bush When the fruit was unripe, one sfcid it tras'ridicul6Us to. call them black berries, when they : red. '-Don't* vou bis friend, that blackberries always red when they are green. »- ' V ' u' ...

... house, the beys went away into the forest and brought home firewood; and aunng summer and ’autumn they gathered whimbernes, blackberries, and cranberries, which they sold in the town, and did odd jobs the farmers, and so helped their father to provide food ...

... CENTENARIANS. Mr. Timms should go to the United States. H. will find centenarians there plentiful as blackberries. Phi Anyto American Times reports that Mrs. Hester Artie, of Kent County, Delaware, died*December 26th, tied 116 years, i months and 1 ...

... farmer dashel across a frozen creek, and the tramps, following, broke through but got out and chased the fugitive through a blackberry patch, across a forty-acre stubble-field, over another hill, down a ravine, across a stump-field, and finally they overhauled ...

... the boys went away into the ferest and brought home firewood ; and during summer and autumn they gathered whimberrics, blackberries, and cranberries, whi y sold in the town; aad did odd johs for the farmgry and so helped, their father to provide food ...

... to rider, good timber jumper, and quiet In harneu. t.COLONEL, grey gelding ; quiet to ride, and good fencer and fast. a BLACKBERRY, black gelding; quiet to ride, and good !ON, ehunut gelding, by Crater; quiet to ride. r and fast. mare, by the Rover; =tide ...

... CENTENARIANS. Mr. Thoms should go to the United States. He Will find centenarians there ‘‘plentiful blackberries.” Ths Anglo-American rime* reports that Mrs. Heater Artie, of Kent County, Delaware, died December 26th, aged 116 years, 7 months and day ...

... the house, '.bbq-w-tuniw the forest and brought home firewood ; and during summer and sutumn they gathered whimberries, 'blackberries, and cranberries, which they sold in the town, snd did odd jobs for the farmers, and so helped their father to provide ...

... PASTE and BLACKBERRY JUICE at REDUCED PRICES. Fine opening for pushisg Young Men.— Apply to Marsden, Managing Director, Chesterfield. I sit weeping on ‘Fackley Bar’’ with my mouth smeared with strawberry paste, and my eyes tearful with blackberry juice. ...

... Is. 6d. per peck. The drought does not seem to atfect the fruit much, as there is abundance of nearly every kind, from blackberries to pine apples. It is a fine country for fruit and no mistake, but I don’t think apples, cherries, and some others have ...

... maintain them. It is worth thinking of, however, if might not well abate episcopal pride by making bishops as plentiful as blackberries. and constituting about every sixth clergyman bishop, in which case there would need of episcopal salaries. , . In regard ...