... her brow, and softens her high, broad forehead. She is a splendid horsewoman, and is never so happy as when seated on Blackberry, her pet mare. She has the reputation of being a wonderfully straight rider in a bunting field. PROFESSOR Max MCLLER has ...

... for golden rod. Deb and Jack lad wandere off and I bad tom hand—my etubhv, work-worn hand, unlike Nell**—on a draggling blackberry vine. Morris had bandaged it (or me, and as lookel up our eyes met. sliipel his arm around mo so tenderly, and “Km, lit ...

... immense fortunes nowadays in such a way could net have been done in earlier perious. Millionaires had become almost thick blackberries in Chicago, New York, and London, hut there was a degree of squalor, destitution, and degradation that was most regrettable ...

... And there was no roan amongst them save a clergyman who directed the ceremonies! That silver weddings are plentiful as blackberries, as the saying goes ; bot it is very rarely that the golden ones are trotted out. Either it is that there are cot many ...

... thing in benefits ever known in llte world *.ia t iratre. tile general lor la of high from Duke* d.mnward*. are plenty blackberries, and all tho big managers will las found there also. Leopold and Mr Alfred Rothschild. John Ami. Alfred Beit. Mr H. Gilbert—bat ...

... to be almost a specific for dropsy. Tomatoes stimulate the action of the liver, as well as lemons and other acid fruits. Blackberries, black currants, and red raspberries are excellent correctives of bowel troubles, such as diarrhwa and dysentery. Celery ...