... weighs 15 cwts. and 26 lbs., to his opponent's 12 cwt. 1 qr. and 10 lbs. Thia ox bred by exhibitor, after Gordon (1707) dam Blackberry, uncommonly grand in his back and straight as a line, but he would take making up in his underline. Mr Stephenson's Lambkin ...

... for the expectations ef mortal man ! Rejected candidates are, if net “as thick as leaves in Vallombrosa,” plentiful as blackberries. Still, painfully numerous, they bear up with a good heart, most of them. It is not the men who are out so much who snarl ...

... Crops,” ** Greenhouse Heating by Ga.,” are deserving of attention. A short paper on The Blackberry; ite Culture and Uses,” will attract notice. tell, how the blackberry, or bramble, cultivated in America, where it produces euormou* crop, that are sai l to ...