... person,-Bestoit Transcript. SALTING A TENDER FOOT. A dozen years ago, when eastern tender-foot capitalists were as thick as blackberries in tbe west, and every single man of them was ready to buy a silver mine before breakfast, four of us who had jumped an ...

... fruits, a vast 1 ! extent is given over. to the growth of straw- berries, gooseberries, currants, raspberries, d r and blackberries. The statistics of the t I importations from foreign countries in- 3 dicate a more remarkable increase. e t Taking apples ...

... There will be an abundant yield from the it ggarden this year of all esotst of fruit and vegetables. (I Gooseberries and blackberries appear exceprionally c plentiful, while the prospect of a good crop of apples could not be batter. £ SPEYSIDE. d All' along ...

... Sib ?? 'Mr H. 2.0ilnerts Whistle Jacket, S yes' 15sf li1 ?? Mr H. Milner's M~alog, 2lyre 7t ?? Golding Mr IS. Sanstorson's Blackberry, 2 yes. TotlO . svo lilr W, Gl. Stevens's Torrent, a ?? lilh ?? 5Mr Vsner's Glory Smsiten, l ye'-st ?? Matthews es At 4§~-Tloe ...

... cannot he questioned ; o but n day I vould remind the First Lord of the A diiralty L the c that instances, as nuinerons as blackberries ii Irt mu1. Septeruber, can be quoted of c :Ies in vwhicih the |1 ther established practice of ?? hlis been departed i ...

... calved in February, 1886; both bred by exhibitor. 3, A. Weir, Guystowvn, Ballindrait, Aberdeenpolled Angus black heifer Blackberry; calved 28th of July, 1888; bred by Solomon Chambers, J,P.,J Brockagh. St. Johnston; dam, Lizzie; bred by Mr. Milne, Overhill ...