... Malvern certainly benefited me very much. It evidently a great place for invalids, for trained nurses are as plentiful as blackberries. You meet them all over the hills, in all the shops, and you see them looking out of all the windows. People come Malvern ...

... your friend. By all means act his advice, and let me hear from yon again as eoon as may be. Miriam, (To le continued,) Tbe Blackberry posaesaes medicinal proi pert lee great oxcelloace la fact. It on record that It has been need by travellers as tbc'r only ...

... Germany, and with his widow. tThe Blackberry possesses medicinal P r pertfes of great excellence ; in fact, il recom that it has been used by travellers an tl.vi' *u°a for considerable period of lime. .>*l Hartley’s Blackberry Jolly retains great these Invaluable ...

... tbe school, but Effio and me’ll be pleased to see yon.” “ I will just sit hero for little, Christian, and do you with your blackberry gathering,” said Miss Hamilton, seating herself on tbe rustic bench which, at Elsie’s suggestion, Hugh had long ago erected ...

... before milking time that night, when Christian and her mot her were taking little stroll in the garden sse whether any the blackberries were ready for use, she gently broke to her the substance of Miss Ritchie’s news. Mrs Dalrymple stood still against the ...

... together of the possibOitiea of the future, while their children were playing tennis on the lawn Cheriloo, or gathering blackberries on the common. Sir Godfrey was enough a man the world rejoioe in the idea of his son’s marriage with the heiress of Cherifcon ...

... standing directly under the gas lamp, read the name“oir Archibald Grant.” 1 To continued,) BIRCH DENE; OR, SENTENCED TO DEATH. blackberries. Bn* Ills *m*wledgment, supported by and conroborated by a chain of circumstantial would render oar position Impregnable ...