... our in terference will be. It is very evident from the prices charged for blackberries tn the market that there is a n increasino- public appreciation of them. tarts and blackberries in ja m are better liked for these respective uses than any other kind ...

... “ A Counsel of Uprightness,” and * Aunt Patty's Payiug Guest.” I'be complete slorics are “ Nanee,” and “ In the time of Blackberries.” Articles which will be peruscd with interest aund rrcfi? are *“ A new proiession for girls,” “The Hosebids ot Eagiand ...

... dlseup is, and those store in theirown Lan will improve later, | likely to be any very as the world's crop is rash after blackberri hedgerows are getti those who are fond of are very scarce. Ti Monday night was w. well shaitered the o ...

... of skeps and small baskets filled with blackberries for the Metropoiia, That the women and young girls in the towns and villages are gaining a substantia] and welcome addition to their livelihood by the blackberry harvest, which is one of the ‘best for ...

... boys 1 years. That on the platfor in and near Buekin seen hundreds of skep with blackberries (orw That the women i towns and villages a and welcome additios the blackberry harve best for years past. That they receive —who send the hedg 9d. to Bd. per gallon ...

... A larch spinney is about the nakedcst th ing that winter has to show; and we can so ill spare any greenery when the last blackberry leaves have gone and bronze, and in the hedgerows only the elder-neither common enough purple and bronze, and in the hedgerows ...

... the scentless has been imparted. A race of fruit trees impervious to the attacks of frost has been created. Huge white blackberries have answered to the call of the magician, and daisies are grown from sin. to 7in. in diameter. \Vhen Mr. Burllank turns ...

... cannot supply in the future the thousands and thousands of earnestly religious teacherg which there are in the country like black“berries on the hedges. Can they pot be created in _the Churches and the Sunday Schools:—Yes, but the teaching profession is the ...

... during the summer, order was kept. On Sunday mornings, during the summer, pugilistic encounters would be as plentiful as blackberries. My home was immediately opposite the most level parts of the field. From about 6.30 a.m. to eight it was our custom to ...

... of the crowds of birds that are sometimes turned into the woods. It is a critical period in the life of a pheasant; the blackberries ha Ye not yet come on, and in their craving for a green vegetable diet the birds will-in default of better-eat bramble ...

... during the summer, order was kept. On Sunday mornings, during the summer, pugilistic encounters would be as plentiful as blackberries. My home was immediately opposite the most level parts of the field. From about 6.30 a.m. to eight it was our custom to ...

... least a dozen small tortoise.shells. Perhaps the fact that it is so long since one saw anything of the kind-not since the blackberry blo,gom of last autumn-has something to do \lith making it seem so very good ; but very good it certainly is. l-Jt BIiRNAT ...