... April 15, May 15, August 11, September 9, October 24, and November THREATENING LETT/EIS THICK AS BLACKBERRIES. Threatening letters are at thick as blackberries at Merthyr. Everybody who is anybody connected with the election Berms to have received one. The ...

... asearaffil small-fruit growers in the Suite% et mime, it is Mated, the growth and sale raof blackberries • hierstive occupation. lie Ima sevel acres of blackberries; the average yield per acre being 126 bushel& Tbeestire oast of production rockoning inte ...

... ase is reported in which yeeng fellow was severely bitten by one cf these vipers under peculiar circumstancea lie was blackberrying with a friend. The friend wall attacked by a copperhead, which the young lad killed. A few n:inntes later hn was attacked ...

... pianisni. There are so many very saver players that one is reminded of the proverbial saying about the plentifulness of blackberries at the waver season. This being so, it is easy to understand Mat to arouse public intermit or curiosity the pianist a today ...

... grin, and as be turned ti depart be gently expl•iand that Lord Spencers io that particular locality were r plentiful as blackberries in the autumn time. Xxplanations and expostulations were useless, the ilieextofited Earl being forced to return the way ...

... furtrimmed cap to match. But this is a work-a-day world, and—alu that it should be so—new gowns are not as plentiful as blackberries, so few of us can afford to throw aside a dress the moment it begins to look elderly. Happily, a temporary rejuvenation ...

... disgust when they dpi that they won't get in with them ; while gentlemen of the Press, policeman, are as plentiful as blackberries. But the man who gets in without the alate-oolourei certificate of Mr. Hadley will have to be a smart fellow. Not only ...

... Little Women, says. Fruit, wonderfully true to nature, to a great extent replaces Cowers on autumn headgear. Clusters of blackberries, ripe and tempting, mingled with a graduated ribbon bow in two shades (green and purple, so as to correspond with the bramble ...

... pressed between blotting paper till perfectly dry, help to make up lovely winter bouquets. Nor is the rich red foliage of the blackberry bramble, if dried quite flat, to be despised. But thu neat point is to leave them long enough between the blotting paper ...

... bonnet, bristling with thorns, quite true enough to nature to make one shrink from handling it too freely, is crowned with blackberries, ripe and unripe ; purple and green grapes tray over another shape; and, indeed, on all early autumn millinery, when foliage ...