... G«ml Ssrrsiit wsnts situsLo'n; ba«- z.ms private bouse; good (dais cook sad weaker; can well recommended. Address B. D, Blackberry lew, Bathmiaes. 36191 GOOD plain Cook General Servant in small family; taka small can Registry. Registry. / MIDDLE-AGED ...

... “'t^ l - |-, tor.* a i.|. .f •- tbo Itodv of man namod Miohaol CiiJm**ro, I Samiuono. 1 as far ,t It'i .«• woo uai dt’ad in Blackberry knew, pot. i»o Flanapan s. n»r» i lane, off road, on 14ih inr-t. r b‘> vuuotr. ••,Sq Uj , l . , i, , wa.s ox-car driror ...

... grandfather would have me annoyed somewhiles, when I was a little girsheaefa, tike Biddy there wid her mouth fall the ted blackberries. For if ever hid e’er • pinny of an odd time, be be biddm nLi and plant somewhercs the bit of car- den. to see would grew ...

... iatrodnoaa “The girl 1 left behind with treatment suggestive of dance of country lede end laerise, and also air kaonn as Blackberry Btomom. In the third Wist another fine Irish air, Jemmy Mwe sis Btersad original subject era wrought together; and in the ...

... - drees 38337, Freeman eNFRAXi Servant, private bn sinew house; rood plain cook, take small washing; well Apply B. D., Blackberry lane. Uatbtninee. . „ , GENERAL Servant; smart country Girl nants eilnatson in nice private family; fifteen months last ...

... 4416, Frfomsn Office. up S«rv»at, experienood, warts Situ*- tion, business bouse, city; can well rccom- Deoded. E. D-, 1 Blackberry Isno. Rat turn Serrant, e*pori«K*d, wants Sltna- UT tion. city; plain cook, wash; can w«U recommended. Address 28669, Freeman ...

... 6liver Song Mr. Jersey’s I by O.^osood—Little Wledom Mr. U. E. Eandall’s Lord Crlngie Cant. J. O. R. Hard Jsak Sir Vinoent’s Blackberry . . . Mr. C. HlWwri’a Tarporisy-Amlsts Mr. rt LoaUs’s VacUlants _ , (Abova have arrived or are trained ■* B.o—The FIEJ.D ...

... neglected their tea, toast, muffins, swiebsck, cakes, bread-and-bntter, orange marmalade, raspberry jam, strawberry jam, and blackberry jam, which kickshaws consulate the alight snack taken at 6 p-m. by the true Bnton. eye I could tee them when they get back ...

... “Many city boy and girl might be made healthier and happier, we are told, en- thusiastkally, “if those who live In good blackberry and mushroom country would re, ccive tent-foil youngsters and set them > to work.” yablish today letter from lord DundonaW ...

... past the Belfast Boathouse, when they slowed op and rowed to tbo side of the strram with tho intention of gathering soma blackberries. It should be stated that parts consisted four—Mr. Jones, Aberoare, South Wales; his daughter, Miss Ada Jones ; her brother ...

... reaoutres. and ruined as educational system. Every city Rnriand had its University, and la Germany they were a» thick as blackberries, while In America ere were score of Unlyateitim. France also had its thirty-one institutions. But state •min out Bedlam ...

... second. £5. , -Ist. R. G. Adamson. Addmstown. Delvm.; 1 •Sloe,” br.. aged, bred by Mr. H. Beasley. Curragh, s. Hackler, d. Blackberry, stinted Easter Prize; 2nd, Edward A. Miaw. Mullingar, M Florida,’ ch. aged, bred by C. Kilmurray. Esq., Enfield, s. Favo ...