... rid of by wing KEATINii'S WORM TABLETS, VOL IL ltd. each. Two gentlemen passing a blackberry bush when the fruit was unripe, one it was ridiculous to call them blackberries, when they were red. Don't you know, said his friend, that blackbenies are always ...

... in eilk of qnakerish stone, pinked into fluffiness and brightened with gleams of orange, looks both charming and useful. Blackberries (remarks Madge of Truth I are just In now. They make capital tarts if mixed with apples or cranberries. A well•bolled ...

... the Mile Town Girls' School at a salary of £45 per year.— Mr . Derry said this showed teachers were not as plentiful as blackberries, as they were told when the salaries were being reviled. The Chairman said teachers were generally scarce just at the present ...

... fixed. He then contended that some of the salaries were fixed too low, but was told that teachers were as plentiful as blackberries. Experience had since taught the Board that this was not the case. Ile was in favour of the motion, and desired to see ...

... (?) years by Professor Singley, and in the stratum, which is 100 feet in thickness, he found seeds resembling apple and blackberry seeds. Tea negroes of the United States possess at this time accumulated property to the value of nearly £60,000,000. According ...

... or red), cornflowers, chrysanthemums, or, ' in fact, any autumn flowers or berries—say a spray cr wreath of bramble and blackberries, ripe and unripe. Velvet crowns of the Tam o' !banter shape are now. worn, with a fancy straw brim slightly turned up; ...

... contenting themselves with simply kicking the ball hard up the field. Appeals for hands and off-side were as plentiful as blackberries the Dover goal was in danger, but Referee Leckie was not caught by these cries. Barnes was again to the front, and flout ...

... if at home • but he has sailed. 'There are the w oods and rocky hills. Yes, said Master I'easegood ; and plenty of blackberries, and hips and haws, and cold nightdews, and damp ferns. Bah. man, we can't live like hermits here in this Christian land ...

... ripe, and picked when quite dry. Put them into an earthenware jar, and cover them with boiling water. Some people mash the blackberries down, and others leave the jar in • cool oven all night. Strain through • sieve into • jar or cask, and let it ferment ...

... one matron, who had brought a child in arms to see the show, and who kept handing her little one clusters of the great blackberries that grew so plentifully upon the banks, because if she do I shouldn't like to stay and hear her cry aloud. Nay, said ...

... the faithful rough bead; I'm cast out on the world like yourself. She looked round the fields and found some half-ripe blackberries, but they were feeble nourishment indeed for her vigorous young appetite. A further search braught her to a patch of turnips ...

... turned e'er a one hungry from her door. 1 didn't get is bite all day yesterday,' answers Norali. barring a few turnips and blackberries I found heyant in the fields. It's ti poor thing to be wandering about that s-way, remarks the widow severely. Hire ...