... shoeless feet bows in Nature’s oratory worship ; the uncultured crowd see no flame of God, and stand around and “gather blackberri* *.” Self-culture creat-s a new heaven and a new earth, because it has re-created mans overliving spirit. ...

... kinds. S. A. 1101INTSILLICK WORK.—When can I procure rood patterns foe Meantime Hick embroidery, especially designs of blackberries, stratibewies, bops, Red fuchsias Tarim AMATEUR RT WORK. NO. 2. lANEL FOR FLAT FARMING Of t pUIkNT )V001) ) I - 1 --- ...

... season. The writer inquires why bullfinches do not begin the buds in autumn or early winter. The answer is tht* seeds of the blackberry or raspberry are then plentiful, and. the minute germ is all they eat • and it is tho same with the fruit buds.it is only ...

... was produced, tbe following being tbe drematit personal : “ Toby Tweedleton (a poor relation) Mr. T. fl. Carlton Leviok: Blackberry Thistletop (of Thistletop Farm), Mr. V. C. Palin, Mr. Bsrnaby Brace button (a retired hosier), Mr. E. Dennett; Mr. ...

... brown mare, 4. LIMERICK.•• brown mare,ls.oi. 6. HAILSTORM , a brown gelding. ILL 6. CRAC UN. a cheannt gelding 11.1. T. BLACKBERRY, a black gelding, 15.1. 8. THE UN EX pEcTSD , ba gel di ng . Mash in the Pen, 15. n. 9. COMET. • grey gelding, 151 hes been ...

... 15.1. 4. LIMERICK, a Brown Mare. 15.0 J. 5. HAILSTORM, a Brown Oelding. 15.2. fi. CROCUS, a Chestnut Oelding. 15.1. 7. BLACKBERRY, a Black Gelding. 15.2. ?? ?? 8. TH?: UNEXPECTED, a Bay Gelding by Flash-in-the-Pan, Xi__. 0. COMET, r. Grey Coining, 1 ...