... the stream, tloing IxM-k we had to tautious about our step*. anel aome places dare not look down. There is great show for blackberries. As we were walking a grouse hopped about in front of 11s. Evidently it did not hear our foirtsteps, or would not hare ...

... enclosed bv stone fence: the best kind fence at the season of the year when hedges are receiving the destructive attention of blackberry gatherers. plots ««n bare; and even where the soil is good, the south aspect and shelter of the stone wall are exposed a ...

... over a fence, up stakes, or allow them to ramble about. If your garden is limited and you live in a district where wild blackberries are plentiful, 1 do not advise you to plant many. woon for garden fekce. Llanelly.—Oak Is the be*, wood to use for a garden ...

... tell you. for one itinerant hawker with a basket rockery his head, and a handful chilJren rifi'ng the hedges for belated blackberries, not a living creator* crossed her path from the time she left lier own house till the moment she drew up at Justice Baldwin's ...

... to 13s. per barrel : Duehess, 6s. to 6a 6j. per box; do. common la to la 64. per stone . bilberries la. 9d. 2s. per keg, blackberries 3a 4a per stone; tomatoes SJ. 6d., foreign do. 3d. to 4d. per lb. Lerrs.—Garr.e sad Dressed Poultry—'Fheasants 7c. 6d. ...

... harral; cAnappl** 18*. Hiebaal'i) s*. 6*. 6d. rack ; pear*, •abatad 6%. id. to 7*. 64. par bo*; do. common I*. Jd. to I*. %L, blackberries 3a. 64. to 4a. 6d. par atoaa; bilberrie* 2*. to 2*. M. par keg; plana, Is. 94. »* 25., do. wiaeaoar* I*. 3d. ta I*. 6d ...

... impending, or the revelation of that bad p—ed. . , . . Evnstord sat on that nxstis seat icily, faring out upon the currant and blackberry fronM him, with unoonsekws eyes. Suddenly jumped up and swung his arms, snapping his fincers. *I am worse than a woman.* ...

... te Is. , Baldwin applet 12s. to lit. par kml; peats, 6a. 7a. par box; coamon la 3d. to la 64., damson plums 2a. 64. 2a. blackberries 4a. 4a. 6d. per stose; tomatoes sd. to 7d., foreign do. 24. 34. par lb.; bilberriee 6 ...

... contributions were it not for the te the oiottinj rule, as innings reaching to and exoevcLng the M half-century were plentiful blackberries. Referring to the adoption the cloeurp ue»erthe£eae instance where toe deciaration the innings might trail baas been dtdared ...