... on tbe subject. thought of trying for a fellowship, sir.' c Audif you failed in the effort? Fellowships are as. thick as blackberries in. autumn,' said Mr. with a forced laugh. must bear my failure with fortitude, sir.' ' And expect to take you iu to the ...

... iutlostoj ttat be intended to tend tbe prisoners the Uuilrf Staten for trlaL Blackbxrrt.—No flhopbeoprr without W. P. Hartley'• Blackberry with Apple Jelly. May* from E. If. Monta, 78, Scholar loan*., 21 be,, and lib. jam.—Advt BmiAKPAST, No Man, Is an old ssyta® ...

... believe that publicity would have been given to this palpable fiction. Crazes abound, and new creeds are as plentiful as blackberries. Down Chatham way there is a gentleman calling himself J. J. JEZREEL, who regards himself as theprophet of a new di ...

... summoos for Sillier Agnes from Lady rollesfen. To-morrow, ff the weedier bold flue, we will go to Clarke Forest and gather blackberries, laid Sister Agues, mho gavel's° • kiss. That night I west early to bed, and never wok* till daybreak. CHAPTER IV. SCLEIDLLZ ...

... causes. Mrs. Svt.tt.i- sold by Medicine dealers everywhere bottle.—Abvt. .i Hlacxberbt.— shopkeeper should be P. Hartley’* Blackberry will* Apple Jellybad wholesale E. H. Monks, 76, Scitob*- In3ibs., 2Um., and lib. jars.—Advt “No Rbbakkabt, Man,” u old those ...