... 1864, all the children d ;in the country were get to pick blackberries, v that their mothers and servants might distill from them a pleasant tonic and cordial for the soldiers b Rivers of blackberry juice, said Dr. Bellows, flowed in. o The peach crop was ...

... not lees than one year. . S Do not fail to order along with your Grocezfl ?? Jar of William p. ?-*4eysy. leer w . Sesn's Blackberry Preserves, the na~y o 0which wiulh efound to maintain theusuatn of excellence. c~ ri E's Esmox3? can lie prepared ins ninute ...

... Dutch, German, and American fruit I All the gooseberries, raspberries, strawberries, I Va black currants, damsons, and blackberries used by b cs me are entirely English-no foreign whatever n being used-and, to prove that the quantity is not o particularly ...

... son's make ?? 800 tons; raspberry, 300-tons; p! ib strawberry, 200 tons; black currant, 400 tonsg damson 600 ni IS tons; blackberry, 100 tons. They can be bought rom to ready-mone? grocers in two and three-pound stoneware pa yjars, at the following pr ...

... in his earlier days have made a political position for himself, especially as in those days politicians did not grow on blackberry bushes, as they appear to do now. There were fewer of them, and more notice was accorded to those who were in any way prominent ...

... Apple Jely is tree from artificial colouting, the natural tint of the fruit only beingw preserked. Hartev's New ieaison's Blackberry J eliy now read ve *reat deliciew. dei 7 DEaI ArE %VOt-ii shouli read a netv pamnph'eet entitl d Electrizatiun.' 'est ...

... Pure Apple Jelly i free from artifcial colourinj, the natural tintof the fruit only being preserved. Hartley's New Season's Blackberry Jelly now ready. emtdelicev. del7 C. Branasuer and Co.'s Circutar Pointed Pea neither scratch nor spurt. Of any stationer ...

... in a ferst rate way of business ! She had only to pick and choose. Humph t Honest tradesmen are not as plentiful as blackberries though, observed Mr. Weatherhead, reflectively. Mrs. Dobbs ignored this parenthesis, and went on: It was a bad day for ...

... should have managed to pull shrough so well. TWO LITTLE GIRLS DROWNED IN! GALWAY. As two little girls named Stewart were blackberr'ying on a cliff at Galway yesterday one of them fell over into the river. Her sister tried to save her, but in vain. She also ...

... chequec0 was, to which his Lordehuta reulied thiat the holders of deposit receipts in rural districts were not so plentiful as blackberries-, and when he got tule name and the date hie could easily find out that. i Taylor then pleaded not guilty, and the case ...