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... KELLBTTB Bilk Squares. worth to ; long Black, Ostrich Feathers, aid. worth Sd; Ostourad da. long. IQtd, worth to lid ; Blackberry Wreath, 7jd. XF ELLETTB Coainme SeegaSid yard; Fronds Cashmsre. from to 3]d;)toncertoattarit.Hd: German C«h-mere, 46 inch ...
... Square* «*d each, worth la; long Black Ovtrleh Featbera, 3Jd each, worth la Sd; Coloored Ostrieh FeathMS, 10|d, worth 2s 110.; Blackberry Wreath, “td. KUL LETTS Cotiume Serge.3id yard; French Cashmere, from Is 3}d; barge, 6}d; German Caabmere. 40 Inch wide, ...
... Square*, each, worth Is; long Ruck Ostrich Feather*. each, worth Al; •10-in d Ostrich Feathers, Ion;. IOJd, worth . ...
... forest. There are several different shrubs growing out from it, among others xas ever- green three or four feet in height, a blackberry. bush which has put on leaves and flowers, and a water oak which is about two inches in circumfer- en ce. We are told that ...
... have lost littls of my taste fur fiolent outdoor exercise, I shall write book on hygiene, embodying all your recipes for blackberry jam, kxlecanon, and on. I shall dedicate the book to you, and both of os, having become famous on the spot, ■hall set up ...
... maid k«pt, * * young Woman about 26 yeara of M*; I Si.?? 1 “.•*' CKUloh F««Uiera, worth Ij Colouwd raa * do., long, lid ; Blackberry Wfwrth. id. ELLCTTS Oottomc S«rj«.B+d rard; OMtunem, (rots 1* 3}dUafliertoa 6)d: G«rm*o Cuhmere. loch yenl; Owt Shape 8» ...
... sure ; and Richard is such a genius. And, oh! Magdalen, authors, and artists, and poets are as plentiful in this house as blackberries on the bushes at home. Richard! Mrs. Bat stone repeated demurely— Richard is — Oh, Mr. Tompkins, of course ! Fanny ...
... far as eye could reach, extended the fullleaved arborage, in the centre of which was a green spot—a little dell, with a blackberry-covered well, where they could obtain a drink when they had partaken of the bread which Myles had brought with him. The ...
... two l%rge valleys lying within these limits The Beaver River, which empties into the Columbia river about miles below the Blackberry (or Pass route), rises south of the 51st parallel have not seen its source, but have seen its valley for that distance) ...
... 4Pd each, wiorth Is; lon g ?? Feathers, S3,d eachb, worth ls lid; culoured1 tstrich k'eathec's, long, l1dAt, wnrth -s 1id; Blackberry Wreath, 7id. TiELtnis TS Costume Serge, .~d yard; French Crsb- .1 m~ere, from is 33d; lecn~gertion Serge, ?? Germunn Calshmere ...
... in a small family; young. Girl;, can do ALplain vasshuog; is a goodcosok, and can be highly recom- mended. Address 56N,2 Blackberry place, Rathesines. rpHOROUGH 'Servant; steady young Woman; good plain JLcook and la~unfilrescould caxe dairy andmilk; berwell ...