... successful small-fruit growers in the States, makes, it is stated, the growth and sale of blackberries lucrative occupation. He has several acres of blackberries; the average yield per acre being 125 bushels. The entire cost of production, reckoning interest ...

... Except as affording a means of enjoyment to children who collect it from hedges and thickets, the blackberry is not much valued in this country. Yet blackberry wine was once held in high estimation, and for jams and jellies it is still extensively used. Persons ...

... woman with her yokes and her milking pail., the children's playground and nureetraids' rest, buttercup and daisy dell with blackberry brake, the signpost cad horse ring, horses' water free, the wagrners pnU up, the jolly old fashioned grates with rearing ...

... as I recollect, was as follows: Boiled and Fried Herring, Roast Beef. Melted Butter. Vegetables. Plum Pudding. Apple Pic. Blackberry Pie. fJanuary 26, fBBB. Mosquitoes and beetles notwithstanding, the prairie has its charms. I often think that in the fall ...

... communications to Mr. William Greet, 22, Henrietta-street, Coven t-garden. mURNED UP TOUT I By Mark Mklford, Author of Blackberries The Coming Clown Secrcts of the Polk The Young Pretender Tnr Commercial Room, Frivolity, No Rose without a Thorn etc. Amateurs ...

... WORTH LIVING. For terms, address Mr ScuD.Mos.E (see Companies' Page). TURNED U'P, by AR K M E L F 0 R D. YL Author of Blackberries, The Coming Clown, Frivolity, Secrets of the Police, Burglars, &c. Amateurs are invited to communicate with bliss ...

... tackle employed, the skill necessary to kill a 9lb or 10Ib fish (which that all-wonderful day, be it Said, were plentiful as blackberries), is fully equivalent in the midst of the foaming hurly-burly of a weir pool, to that which it is necessary to exert in ...