... procured from the I inches above the froatboun I ground—is short, a people of the plea, who resembled the dull, unconth, blackberry bush reduced by roll the abject and perhaps sullen, rustice of that distriot, some sonilition of a will •tialiberry vine ...

... “ teasers” from bunches of re and haws, the black berries of the privet, ballreshes “ pampas on on mixed with pamp may black-berried privet. The nus of taid Mat tn and ont of flower rece arranged on « ) are in the stadded with flowers, is also The crotoss ...

... the movement, is read in political circles with interest. CENTENNIAL observances are beginning to be as plentiful as blackberries, and scarcely • week passes without s celebration taking place in memory of the centenary, bi-centecary, or tricentenary ...

... left very uninteresting, but this one was quite different. It was a wild road, leading amtinuously uphill, with strawberry, blackberry, and wild flower in great profusion, with silence only relieved by the occasional and distant tinkle of the cow-bell as ...

... Author of tiny Leioh,” Gkaiiam Delaware’s Wife,” &c., &c. CHAPTER IV.— A Woman’s Hand. A rider came at headlong speed down Blackberry lane in the November afternoon. The trees were leafless now where once they had cast long, cool shadows, the air was keen ...

... and the red cardinal bird said Robbie. ' Well, it ain't a bad idea. She pee me some bread and jam, the night I got lost, blackberrying, on the hills, and told me such a nice story about Fortunatus and his purse, when I was restiug on her sofa.' ' Yes, and ...

... oft Bummer Orem—This excellent remedy foe sore throats is easily made and procurable by all. Put some very ripe and dry blackberries into a jar, cover tightly, and stand in a cool oven aft night, or it a saucepan of water by the tire for six or eight hours ...

... 0 uew goldfields on the Transvaal border have stimulated trade and adventure, | mining companies being as plentiful as blackberries for the moment. But Natal Zululand are finding that the pursuit of ry “Imperial” policy in the past has left ‘unpleasant ...

... very uninteresting, but this one was quite different. It was a wild road, leading continuously uphill, with strawberry, blackberry, and wild flower in great profusion, with silence only relieved by the occasional and distant tinkle of the cow-bell as ...

... hall. Mr. Baker's second and third steers were both bred at Altyre, Ferree, and were half-brothers—out of the same cow, ' Blackberry.' The younger stood second, and is well matured over the crops, with a great deal of not over-fed meat on the other parts ...

... Forres, aiid in the possession of 'Mr tAn Baker, Colville House, Wi~bech. The second is goit Ated by Gordon 1707, out of Blackberry. He is two years sto- and eight months old. H-e is rather bare of flesh onl ,red the top, but lies fairly good ribs. At ...

... contrary, when a start is made, and big and o little, high and low are at it tooth and. nail. t! 1 Sales are as common as blackberries in the n autumn, and, in fact, it seems that by common f, 7 consent February is the month hit upon to c hoist the big ...