... calling for her, dared not make known her whereabouts. ~.'1 1 Thursday night until Monday, when found, . subsided solely on blackberries and similar +Axles. di ruing the circumstances of the girl's • !spy, the villagers waxed indignant, and mpg of the absence ...

... sunburned straw, edged with black velvet. The rosette was in crimson silk, and the curled quills were dark brown. A cluster of blackberries rested on the hair at the side, under the brim. • The little black silk coats which are being worn are very smart, and ...

... are used externally am well as internally. Lemons for feverish *het is for biliousness, low fevers, liver complaints, kc. Blackberries as a tonic. Useful in all forms of diarrbosa. Tomatoes are • powerful fir the Norm sovereign remedy for drmspek heilseilisa ...

... and was not found until the 24th, although she vise only a short distance from her aunts. She had had nothing to eat but blackberries, and was ins drendid elate of collapse. Since then she had been takes owe of by Mrs. Walmsley, the wife of the village ...

... to occupy the attention of enthusiasts until Easter. Concerts • for the various war funds are still as thick as , autumn blackberries, and a huge sum is being raised thereby. The Saturday 'Pops have been resumed, and one of the most noteworthy. points ...