... natural. When we consider the vest strides matte floriculture and horticulture front that remote period when crab apples and blackberries were the chief produce of our woods and forests, we must admit that we are much indebted to our explorers and navigators ...

... the morning be arose • sadder but not a wiser boy. He had nothing for breakfast. He made • meal as well as he could of blackberries and wood nuts, but they did not satisfy lam. he went along the road, he thought he would ask for a piece of bread at a ...

... till the following October, end the wine is ready for without further straining or boiling. Another way : Take quarts of blackberries. crock them and press out the juice. Then dissolve 110 pounds of white alma,. in 20 gallons cold water. Measure the syrup; ...

... pleased to think, it is not my pro- vince to determine. Infidel Radicals are in these davs of general apostacy as thICk, as blackberries. It is refreshing occasionally,for tne sake of variety if for nothing else, to encounter one who is thoroughly orthodox ...

... muilm. Them it huge pulled bow of muslin on the crown, fnatened down butte props, carnation*, or such fruit cherries or blackberries. The jet-embroidered tulle bonnets remain in fatour. and can be worn with almost dirts, I-nth in town and country. They ...

... Potted Ham & Chicken. fig Eureka Apples. Pigs Feet. Potted Ham & Turkey. Jy| M Apricots. Pork Sausages. Potted Chicken. Blackberries. Egg Plums. Potted Turkey. T White Cherries. Cod Fish Balls. Potted Duck. £ A Dessert Fruits. Devilled Crabs. Potted Game ...

... and to each quart add two quarts of sherry, or one quart of brandy. Bottle it, and it will be fit for use in two weeks. Blackberries can be used in the same way, and make a cheaper beverage. To REVIVE SILK.-Boil in two pints of water a pair of old kid ...

... the coloured leaves the blue My was visible, and far ahead a faintly bluish shadow fell athwart the hollow. There still blackberries on the bramble, beside which the brown fern filled the open spaces, and behind upon the banks the mosses clothed the ground ...

... feathery plumes or pomegranate of intense pink; others have in heavy brocade of the same colour branching ferns, orchids, fans, blackberry-vines and fruit, peonies, or the Greek convolute, floating pendants of convolvulous flowers and large roses. In dress materials ...

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... tall sawing erases*, which pres•aktly, as the laue desert led towards the village, give plate to an overgreen hedgerow el blackberry and kle. it lim frond. of fern, of golden sad a few rt etemsof fox-glov grew by tbs wayside. Arrow the treeless &lad a chill ...

... counties. CAtch weight'. About one mile. Mr H. le. Wyatt's Toko, aged 1 Mr Romer Williams' Goodwill . 2 Mr Charles E. J. Owens' Blackberry, aged 3 Mr Owen Hughes' Madame Enault, aged ~. ii Mr Robert Humphreys' Louisa, 4 years 11 Toko came in an easy wiener ...