... filling their pockets with the went inswimming, took a tramp of about four miles after the cows, picking ten quarts of blackberries on the way, weat to a corn- roast in the evening, followed by an old- fashioned breakdown in the kitchen, and imother round ...

... MARMION STORES, 45, Marmion Road. NEW MARMALADE (a perfect preserve), 3lb. Bottles, 7d. Great Reduction 1n Price of Jams. Blackberry and Ap le Jam, 3lb. Bottles, 74d. ie Jam, 5 i lb. Bottles 64d., 7lb. Jara 1s Plum and Appl lackberry Jam, 3lb. 9d. Plum ...

... after the r that they could not work es owili • A instance of the popularity of William, who is known as member for all Blackberry that the Reform Club was the ffie to give • sane by hoisting a flag in his honour. Mr. Jobs Yams, the manager of the Corporatism ...

... preserve), 3lb. Bottles, 7d. NEW MARMALADE Great Reduction in Price of Jams. Blackberry and Apple Jam, 3lb. Bottles, 74d. Plum and Apple Jam, sib. Bottles 64d., Jars 1s Blackberry Jam, 3lb. 9d. Plum Jam, 3lb. Bottles 7d.,-7lb. 1s. 2d. Apricot Jam, 3lb. Bottles ...

... Wading jest warred which de- Sen. to be A 'boa was taming along Berms Valley, when suddenly there mussel over the road, to Blackberry teeram, either a steam roller or a traction There were only one of two thing, to do—collide with ,ee vehicle or get out ...

... MARMALADE (a pertect preserve), Slb, Bottles, 7d. Great Reduction m Price of Jams. Blackberry and Apple Jam, 31b. Bottles, Plum and Apple Jam, Stb. Bottles 7ib. Jars 1s Blackberry Jam, Sib. $d. Plum Jam, 3tb. Bottles 7d., 7lb. 1s. 2d. Apricot Jam, 3lb. Bottles ...

... planted whole, are to be preferred. Thb Bi_cx~D_tT. The treatment accorded the Raspberry will in moat particulars suit the Blackberry. As with the Raspberry, its canes may be planted during the next few weeks, weather permitting, and thereby many waste spots ...

... useful for raising other seeds and plants. Those who have suitable land might turn it to profitable account for growing blackberries. There is a growing demand for the jam made from this fruit. ...

... useful for raising other seeds and plants. Those who have suitable land might turn it to profitable account for growing blackberries. ;I‘hher;) is & growing demand for the jam made from is fruit. YEGETABLE GARDEXN. This will be a busy time in this department ...

... items: Cigars (eight boxes), 16 cc dols. ; three packs playing cards, S0 cents; halt- re rout Old Crow, 35 cents; ditto blackberry brandy, to R cents; salts, 10 cents; 4 lb. pulverised Sugar r, 32 cents; medicine tablets, 13 cents; papers. ga lemons, ...

... we have iron in a very marked degree, also in all the red and black fruits—to wit, red and black currants, raspberries, blackberries, &¢ These who suffer from poverty of blood would do well to make currants their standard fruit. In cabbage, peas, green ...

... perhaps aict mnuch of a bei distmuatioto., Generais in some parts of Seath pial Amer-.ica be ing almnost as plentiful ats blackberries O11t ina1, igrlaud : ?? G en eral Aetor lo oked everyinci LeI a sl~ier, just the turin, I thought, to wviu thle l baibble ...