... in September a rash with sores came out upon them. She thought it was caused by chancae of air and diet, and by eating blackberries. She did not send for the doctor, but treated them herself. According to her, they were cured, and 1 the complaint had ...

... ELLA WH2ELER WILCOX says that she loves the bustle in a large city. In the country it may mi be in the way, especially in a blackberry clearing. on BtOwN W hose umbrella is this? It looks P like one I lost. Smith : I don'b see how itr can, for I scraped ...

... and eat our candy. s When we were rested, Lucy said- a We are almost to the river: let us go down u there and get some blackberries off the bushes v that grow close by. -Oh, don't I said I. I am afraid of the v water. 11 I ain't afraid, replied Lucy ...

... onertitig the place S' at h eno ur. ices a Ivl iatii-p ?? utontel-b oard. theI u-ott i if Miss K. Ward. thle pattern being blackberries in F {rowtii,the border.. whichio was Valdyhedi, hemg bound reit with cird accordion_ ivith the colours of the eminjlutsami ...

... Portsmouth.- Si Apply personally to G. Farney Brown, 146. Queen- street, Portsea. x29 T W~TANTED,- PT- S OF BLACKBERRY - WV JAM1 or BLACKBERRY JltLLY.-J, Address Mirs. Bethune, Ivyblnlk, Nairn, N.B. g372 r A N T F . D,-L B F T-O FF CLOTHE6S.- E B. TE ...

... cream and old- Yf flounced skirt, trflun. traw, turned up with old gold, and Pi gold; the hat was o 1 , and ai cluster of blackberries on w trimmed wrih cream lab i dress, msade with a deep case- 01 one side. A. white fonlFO ts, ae., of painted flowers, ...

... poetical fashion. His poems, Ol- such a: I ean retenhber, sero i An Ode to a r- Blaoliberry Bush,' beginningL blackberry butsh you are, o0 A blackberry bush you'll be, a, £our misothier was a blauitbcrry bush, t Anid you are one the same as sbe,' I which cannot ...

... reached abouit half-past eleven. EC Lunobeon was discussed, and the afternoon was Spent; in rambles, and many a nut and blackberry, ripe andd S5 ot-herwise, met its fate at the hands of the merry ti Jexcursionists, who did not allow the occasional ~ 20heavy ...

... in bringing ransh into contempt. Already 'I ,,,d Captains, Majors, Colonels, and Generals are as Coin uuid plentiful as, blackberries in ticeir season; fand in ha% I ' . by mr.alittle while they -will be thoughtomr ?? has. then their sel-disauf brethren ...

... cannot he questioned ; o but n day I vould remind the First Lord of the A diiralty L the c that instances, as nuinerons as blackberries ii Irt mu1. Septeruber, can be quoted of c :Ies in vwhicih the |1 ther established practice of ?? hlis been departed i ...

... thee,, aitid the penslte, indeed, still remains unique of its kidl, but Easter eggs are nomv as pleistiful in England as blackberries, and many are the vague theories started as to tbeir origin. A year or two after, in 1864, I was in Germany when the Holstein ...

... longer than iver, passia' unther me windy, an' at la 1, the ind, an awful grate groenin' ilike some wan had bin aitin' green blackberries vz d 'What'st that, annyhow,' sez Ito meself, that's r, more like an ould Person than a sperrit. Be the ea y hokey ! ...