... arises, and fruit is absolutely necessary to the preservation of health and intelligence; not only the soft fruits such as blackberries, raspberries, red currants, and gooseberries, but also strawberries, pears, and apples and plums. For all these we in Scotland ...

... expense in their cultivation. It is wonder gardeners do not grow blackberries as a general thing. They are more profitable than raspberries, and far moro delicious. Everybody likes blackberries, and no matter how heavy the crop tliuy are never left on one's ...

... or Shawl. eapacit have suffered from it throug! bout to develop into a oa fine haps never think s- as Blackberry and Aunt Handy =_ Tt : like blackberry as regards mid he used with received as a probat.oner witl stitehes divisible but at the same time it ...

... melted svt ot thin jel ily 3 Mae brandy; sti to T., Conon ivis Glasgow (value of for use ab once. ; uiry);- and. J. (2) The blackberries must Hi gathered on a dry day. of which js and which To us the witb boiling the be Saas wre pa. San ot the fiuid is then ...

... Dawson. Elfin 14 Properly o* Mr W. Wllaon, Coynachie, Gartly. HEIFERS. NoMfay of Coynachie—Mr John Aden. Elgin, .. 20' i Blackberry 3d—Captain Brown. Miltonnill, .. 19 Enbr 87«>i--Mr M'William. Stoneytown 93*j Rnby 60th C. Maitland 80 Unecn Mother of Oarily ...

... shooting himself with a oneertion and per- body was found in a diteh on eplendidly suc- last Saturday by two ao hitch has ing, blackberries. tyled a * triumphal ‘The Coroner read at the ory state of affairs, a portion of a letter whit in great Measure dressed ...

... as I opportanitie [HE NERVES. ways of bi them, watching the tone of one letter, nd ra too, ing—** Fashionable, pint of blackberries how true it e annually, but I would ra T learned because jam and f jelly on my etor birds and mavi fewer blac ig the fashion ...

... strawl>crry festivals ami garden parties become the oruer is quickly followed by other amull fruits, such cherries, ratpbernes. blackberries, thimble and gooseberries, with many others which grow more or lees wild. the small-towns and villages it is common thing ...

... the bloke ia the storm clouds are b in September. er, * and This month ee and addres without the golden rain, when thi blackberries. covered wit! de him good-night ripening in the woods. | ore Stanley was worthy of mention, but account. Clyacks' front ...

... raven’s wing. Right brink of the steep bank of the loch, bonk richly clothed thia July evening with heather end woodbine, and blackberry bushes, she and Phil sat. Both were still Iheir bare feet; th«*v had just concluded doing their station th© holy well, and ...

... world, the sail of larnin- It would take man Juno day to count tho Colleges it, and the common sohoola were *s plentiful a** blackberry hushes. The greatest school, and grandest of them all then, and tho farfamedost. was the Great High School of Munster, which ...

... Fifth Rov Ni VIL): Robert Seventh Row—Knit. “ Ladder of St ” 02, T, 02, T. Eleventh ] “Tho Di row. Row—Cast off 6, knit 6. Blackberry Patter i Life,” pages 50 to from the first edition First row reads—Sl, * (K with knit 1. stitch), purl 3 together, re R ...