... processious for mmni at the top. There was alwavs a crowd at the bottota of the ladder. Ordinary clerks were as commun as blackberries o&L hedges, but for the first class clerks there werc places always open. Many persons were poor because they did not under ...

... clusters of nuts in the hazel n bushes; such gleaming of acorns amongst the d dark foliage of the oaks; such temptation of I c blackberries on the familiar brambles. The c Blders in very rural districts warn the youngsters s that we are to have a bard winter ...

... the reddened brown one that shows telnder tit of fading the plant is displayed. PA ;another, the yearly story of the blackberry ,is $told in the sames realistic fashion, summing up the whole tale in a gance, defiant of chronology. ff'he bats, are, ...

... Empire, g the future of the racem. 4' APPnas, as they are led, of worki'g a pbilaxthropio kind ar as coms wome. nsuet as blackberries. They always ; for money, but the appeal which Mr. S ?? BEsAANT made in our columns yester- i ;3 is for anothe commodity ...