... spring noith-east winds, is to preferred. Trees planted in valleys are liable to injurv fr??tu fr in ring. Blackberries Man” of the American blackberries a-o excellent, fruits. Strong, well-drained clay soils are best : but the plants thr-ve almost an) where ...

... Philleigb, Grampound-road. FH. and J. B. DIXON, Red Seal Jam . Factory, St. Clement’a-street, Truro, are buyer* of APPLES and BLACKBERRIES. WANTED, TRAPPED BABBITS and all kinds of GAME ; any quantity taken ; best prices guaranteed. P. H. TONKIN, Wholesale Rabbit ...

... an estate is entitled to all that grows on It, mushrooms Included. is not uncom- mon that geraons picking mushrooms and blackberries pay little attention to closing gates after them, sod cattle find their way Into the root and other fields, committing ...

... Price*, go Pedt.cttoo for Fat For particulars, apply to W. WILLIAM*. Cornish Meat Co . 152] 13. Pore Street REDRUTH. APPLES BLACKBERRIES FOB PRESERVING In OR SMALL QUANTITIES. •AHA ft ROYAL JAM FACTORY. TRURO ...

... YELLOW PUT 4d. 7d. Wd. GOOSKBERRY M. 7d. APRICOT s* ...

... drink. One day, as we retarned from St. Hilary esley topped his horee to pick the blackberries, “ ta t Nelson, we ought to be thank- ful that there are plenty of blackberries; for this ie the best country I ever éaw for’ get- ting an appetite, but the worst ...

... the address gi ven beneath, of charge, in full will all be answered return of post. BUSH FRUIT NOTES. Blackberries. — Many of the Ame | ¢ blackberries are excellent fruits. but the Strong, well-drained, clay soils are best, plants thrive almost re is anywhere ...

... St. Testh Connell Sehiol have collected £2 for Dr. Bernardo’s Home. Judging by the exceptionally line show of blossom, blackberries snould be abundant in Coro wail thia muod. ' Mr. John Hoaking, 4be respected stationmaster Lelent, is retiring the end ...

... did not. She was looking «o pale and haggard. Her lips were stained and brown, and I felt sure that she had been living blackberrier.” ...

... Churchtown, Fore-street, and *t Peterville. Crosscoombe choir also sang carols in the evening. Mr. John Tredinnick picked ripe blackberries and also a bunch of bluesom on Christmas Day. The season far are markably mild one. The name of Mias Smith was inadvertently ...

... Parriiss. A writer in th® “Croydon Guardian” writing a vi®it St. Ives aay*:— Ives the paradise. Artiets are a* plentiful blackberries, and there aio few houie lb® Jay during the sumimr months which one Joe® not stumble across half a doacn or so men and ...

... NOTE. It is some time since I have said anything on angling p but the same correspondent who wrote alwnit primroses and blackberries tells me that the members of the Fowey Board of Conservators held meeting last week, but as the Press have notification ...