... luxuries to many poor invalid, because far beyond the reach of his scanty purse. And again, when the strawberry bads and the blackberry and currant bushes in our suburban gardens are yielding their abundant supplies, if their owners knew of the calls which ...

... enterprise is equal to her end. ramp, It was reported in the papers of the c0m1 . % that she picked ffiãit ,iii qiiartw of blackberries the last season. She assured the writer that the quantity was much larger than was reported. These berries she carried ...

... equal to her udu.' ranee. It was reported in the papers of the county that she picked and marketed four hundred quarts of blackberries the last season. She enured tbe writer that the quantity was much larger than was reported. These berries she carried on ...

... A Dangerous Hobse. —On Saturday lust little boy, 6 years of age, eon of Mr. P. C. Thornton, Clifton Bond, was gatberiog blackberries in a field on the Lower HiUmorlon Road, when he was attacked by horse, which bit him on the arms, lacerating the flesh ...

... apples, 38 6d to 9s 6d per pot; pears, 5s 6d to 12s 6d per pot ; plums, 16s to 20s per pot; damsons, 27s 6d to 33s get pot: blackberries, 2¢d per Ib. ; nuts, 2d to ?d perlb. ; peaches, 1s 6d per dozen; tomatoes, 5} Ib. ; grapes, 10d to 11d g;r Ib. ; cueumbers ...

... each bore mioiatnro basket constructed of wheat, containing black and grapes. Tho bordering was of tans, red berries, and blackberries. bottom of the several columns was affixed a sheaf of wheat; while tunning along Iho top edges the structure, a red ground ...

... the forty.nine trilas were run off in considerably under six hours. Hares were, as nnsua, as plentiful as the proverbial blackberries, and as they ran re- narkably w7ell, a really lirst class day's sport was provided. The weather, with the eceeptiuon of ...

... butts, said saw tbe defendanta at tbs butts on the day named, searching for bullets He went up to them, and found some blackberries which they bad gathersd, sod also some ballets, which wore produced in Court,—Hr. Caldecott aaid it waa vary kind of Mr ...

... cabbage, 3d per dozen ; carrots, 1s 6d to 1s 7d per pot ; apples, 2s 6d to 16s per pot; {ycars. 3s 6d to 23s Otfper ?ot; blackberries, 2}d per Ib.; damsous, 21s 0d to 20s per pot ; walnuts. 12s to 173 6d per pot ; nuts, lg)d per?l‘:‘; eggs, 1s 9d to 2s ...

... were filled in with an intersected cross of straw paper a ground of blue, as in the other case, the border consisting of blackberries, red berries, hops, and sprays of cereals. The surrounding parts of the structure were garnished with a network of greenery ...

... strongly :terms the range on any pro. ties day, and ywterday also the wind was very much against us. As some children were blackberrying near a rai:way arch at Seabrook, Folks.ton., they found the lead holy of a man lying under a bush. Information was at once ...

... butts, said saw the defendants at the baits on the day named, searching for ballets He went up to them, and found some blackberries which they had gathered, also some ballets, which were produced in Court,—Mr. Caldecott said it was very kind of Mr. Seabroke ...