... wheat cut g the week, no less than twenty“phits were caught, many escapwing (o the small corner. There o prospects of many blackberries o will put in its appearance, pie we are told will come to-da)’l (vt with the new moon. May A\USE.—In our last issue ...

... Strain this into a jug and, if possible, let the jug stand on ice until it is wanted. AuxrricaN Fruir DRINK. Half a pound of blackberries or other soft fruit; the juice of two lemons; one breakfastcupful of icing sugar ; one quart of boiling water. Pick over ...

... artistes and there is genuine variety and light, bright entertainment all the way through. Good comedians do not grow on blackberry bushes, but this company pPOSSEsses a ...

... Miss Wesley Quartette Concert Party, with Seymour. Damson: 2nd, Mrs, W. H. Mr. John R. Bee at the piano, and Mr. Smith. Blackberries: Mrs, Balder- A. Newstead as entertainer. The items son. Collection of vegetables: 1, Mrs. Were as follows:— Quartette ...