... lazy nigger. Dar's right smart ligion in a plow-handle. Twelve erclock Debbi, is in a hurry: Never 'peed too much on de blackberry blossoms. Deal bet on a 'tater bill befo' de grabble' time. Heap V good cotton stalks gits chopped up fuss 'sodatin' wid ...

... distinguished man under the plea that Poplins or Toinkins had a share in his remarkable work. Ideas are as plentiful as blackberries. Briudley did not invent canals, nor George Stephenson railways, but they were the authors of our canal an I railway systems ...

... 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 ...

... her lover onle,s he performel some heroic deed. Ile eloped with her mother. PEOPLE say that blackberries are good for the completion, bat who wants a blackberry comp: , ,ion I'LL give youlo or thirty days. Well, I'll Mk , the 810, squire. norm . keepers ...

... footpaths led to private houses situate at different points of the common. Gorse bushes, radiant with bright yellow blossom, blackberry-briar bushes, which in autumn snpplied the Inhabitants with abundance of berries for pudding or pie, and patches here and ...

... that defendant was a was in receipt of outdoor relief, and his wife were stated to be in the habit of goi..g out picking blackberries or Mastic close s, several times repeated. season-ticket holder between London and it •ckenlinw, bird -catching, but the ...

... manifest in one way or another a fondness for dangerous pursuits. Bold and daring youngsters are plentiful in the land as blackberries were in summer when Falstaff larded the lean earth. The other day four boys were found in an open boat—probably a l ...

... of a cup of butter, t arse egs, three tablespoonfuls of sour milk, half a tat-. spoonful of soda, half a cup of fruit jam—blackberry preferred and one cup of fine-chopped ruins. liar POTATO SALAD.—Pare sic or eight large potatoes and boil till done, and ...

... young lady who promptly answered A prickle pear,' got the medal. A MUD-TURTLE can neither tly, sing. gallop, cry, or go blackberrying; and yet, if they are let alone, they get along just as well u the young man who tries to le fanny at a lawn party. A BOSTON ...

... humblest of mankind. The promoters of the Show bad no difficulty in gathering reasons from his plays '• more plentiful than blackberries in summer,' showing why Pity should place a solace in the hand of Charity. About a dozen scenes in all were illustrated ...

... the National Monuments' Committee. As for the rules of the Fenian Society found on him, such rules were as plentiful as blackberries. Mr. Adams contented that the prisoner should at least be admitted to bail. The counsel for the Crown would not agree to ...

... stood hanee La. . . . . (Ti be mistimed) HOUSEHOLD HINTS. FRUIT SuonreAar.—lluckleberries are much liked; in this country blackberries or mulberries could be used in their stead, and nothing could be more Mick am than Itasliberry or Stress berry Shortcake ...