... in America for political supremacy is the easiest task in the world. Morals in the States are as thick as blackberries ; but, like blackberries, they are so ninmerous as to become despised. TheAmerican public is no longer capable of feeling disgusted ...

... leaves teach us a lesson. As we look at the golden chestnuts and paler lemon maples, with the bright crimson Bushing the blackberry vines, we may realize how graceful and beautiful a true old age may be if we will have it so. The bitter cry of the psalmist ...

... away from all but the bight of the one invisible witness, in the courts and alleys of great cities. Flower- gathering, blackberrying, and nutting, when the season comes round-what a host of i innocent pleasures can be enjoyed without money and without ...

... issensory. mv I only .':'isslatiai souvenirs, arc somss jarsso ve bon lackberry t~am aisd a bottle of fansous cider, uv VIe Way blackberries are only ggod wisep cooked, at least I think not, to aiyone past the age of twelve years. Cooking and sugar bring out their ...

... a drop too much. Without a spies of bigot and fanatic, ueo excitement, no efficiency. On laturday afternoon two men were blackberry.. ing on the Wren's Nest Hill, which lies between Dudley and Coselcy, and is a well-kuown habitat of Silurian fossils, when ...

... at all, as in a dry, warm atmosphere the i berries shrivel and lose weight. Those who are thinkiug of giving the American blackberry a trial should trench up a piece of land, then give it a good dressing of manure, and fork it over. Whea the ground has ...

... with its ballet of autumn leaves, in which squirrels, hazel nuts, wvild berries waving grasses, lovely ferns, acorns and blackberries, are included, combine to banish the recollection of everything that is not bright and beautiful. We left behind us dirty ...

... delicate grasses, recalls the spring time to some one of mygueste,and others have appropriate apple blossoms, or a branch of blackberry bramble and wild olematis. So naturally I are they painted that they are sure to ex- ! cite attention and admiration, and ...

... children, and rose to exhibit them sittiig on a bank, worn out with tbeir wanderings, the boy fieding his ?? sister with a hugs blackberry. made out of countless shoe buttons, tied together in a bunch of suitable size. Brobdignag robins were watching the children ...

... me from her country homes is Cumn. ?? berland, telling of sorme dinner parties sie leas teen giving. or and saying that blackberry ltaves and white wax berries e-(by which I suppose slhe means the milk-white fruit of the, ?? bush sprnilehoriee ?? were ...

... turning up in abundance. Skulls-some say of human beings- have also been found; geological treasures are as com- mon as blackberries in August; and a few Adamite articles, including a retinant of the original fig-leaf apron, will, it is expected, be turning ...

... the nnmislakeable ig what tines of his voice, nay even his laugh, when I asked him I flaire if I should send him some blackberry jam, that I quite hazard, believed I was not the victim of some delusion. After a Canner, few minutes' conversation, and ...