... St»nejhilme. DIXON. ASSISTANCE.—Dear Uncle Jack,—l n >w write you story entitled Assistance. Coming home from gathering blackberries. Ralph heard sound of sobs behind high bank. Anuie Schleich had been gathering lierries too had ...

... fur. It is a very beautiful one, as I dare say most of you know, but the girls who wear it are not quite so plentiful as black-berries. But whyis it not common if it is so beautiful For very good reasons. The chinchilla is very small animal, its home the ...

... drying hay fell unnoticed on his olfactory organ; the languishing hawthorn blossoms, the green hedge-rows, the flowering blackberry brambles, the showy armies of wild flowers, wide spaces of waving grain crops arrested his vision not tor more than an unheedf ...

... the century. A tried | oa Thareday, toe lea, brings out refuee to adopt Labour candidates. A policy of peaches, two in blackberries, and the rest they is the President of the roade iso redited with aboat | there were lots of nuta, but they were not ready ...