... more pleasant and safe than blue pill. The juice should be used alone, rejecting the skins. The smallseeded fruits, such blackberries, figs, raspberries, currants, and strawberries, may classed among the beat foods and medicines. The sugar in them is nutritious ...

... trees are only shewing the faintest tinge of autumnal colour, yet the fields are bare and the wheatshcafs garnered. The blackberries lag behind, and are as yet hard and green ; and wild berries, such the mountain-ash, and guelder-roses are lialf coloured ...

... Emily Vaughan, Magpie Hon. Mrs. Walter Portman, Jet and Gold Misa Ethel Portmun, Great Great Grandmother Mrs. Kinglake, Blackberry Miss Ethel Kinglake, Nancy Lee Miss F Broadmead, Rainbow Mr. Raymond Bryant. Captain Absolute Mrs. Woodland, Chaperone Miss ...

... fine.” and, later, one of the same family, with two other girls who had left school, said, “Oh, we picked 20 quarts of blackberries to-day; 20 pence make Is. Bd.; we can pay shilling fine.” G. H. Gordon, Esq., fI.M. Inspector, gives “(1), tho great desire ...

... would 20 per cent, of the total sum proposed expended. Why should they pay this large sum Engineers were os plentiful as blackberries, and they might get a man for far less money than that. Hero was an expense for a small place—.£soo ! Why, they had hedge ...

... through ‘Nor I,’ laughed Alfred. Then I sauntered on. the house, and on through the kitchen garden and the looking for blackberries, while he went away, singing restless and discontented, his favourite sung Phillis is my only joy. _ ea , . ready when ...