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... to gather blackberries while they are in season, and carry them from 10 to 80 miles, to Newcastle. Shields, and Sunderland, where they sometimes sell them high threepence and rburpence per quart, for puddings, tart.-, preserves, or jellies, and even the ...
... intense wit glare of the sun. Apples and figs were also tried, I but it was understood that these as well as the pre peaches were a failurb. The most acceptable present Ar that can be made in the Mauritius is a plateful of in, apples, which are brought with ...
... were likely to be or- *nentea with oak, ash, sycamore, beech, and other forest 0l) 08 , and the gardens stocked with pear, apple, plum, and tUe r fruit trees. Outlaw's Career. — Benjamin Lett, a h e j j an outlaw, died recently at Ottawa (Illinois), where ...
... agreeable to the only human being in the world for whom he cared two straws, viz., himself, had(ascockssay of mouldsof refractory jelly), turned out badly, and given himself up to every kind of devilry which caught his reckless fancy. Some three months before ...
... remedy for this distrossing complaint. DR. LENNARD'S MEAL PILLS and Dr. THOMPSON'S EVENING PILLS, for InJiccsHon. ±c. GLYCERINE JELLY. GLICERLNB COLD ORE AM, and every othor Winter re ...
... AKTL. ». M. 11 1 -.uid.— Appl> to the Motbob, STml— W tWhsr.Mi '1i.1.L [l DiTLIV ?? ?? ?? il -Servant, tor Ihe country, about St). — *l-i ?? ' ■■ La. ?? Bichmond, near Sheffield. rahTSO, _ ..ueral Servant, about At.— Appl> 30, P I— hi . ! r. , I . ...
... Changing Pastures, and The Chalk Waggon. by Rosa Ronhear : Reposeâ a Summer's Evening. The Way Down the Cliff, Blackberry Gatherers, The Young Rustics, HiU Bos-,** The Cherry Feast, Peru Uatherers, Returning trom School. Gathering ...
... punishment, whatever it might be, without a word. ge was a eon of Adam, but he was not so mean as his forefather. Had he eaten the apple he never would have men- tioned Eve—never. Little he knew who brought up the rear of that long procession that had turned out ...
... D^I^CE^FRUITS, ELVAS PLUMS, BON-BONS, COSAQUES, CHRIST- MAS WEEATHS, FLOWERS, FRENCH MOSS, ?? Ac. AMERICAN NEWTOWN APPLES.— Tbe Best Apple Grown. •JJ OEM ANDY PIPPINS, Sd. and lOd. per lb. K~~I_~NT FILBERTS. Finest ~Qna*i.yi G RAPES, ORANGES, and LEMONS ...
... was hie intention to visit the scenes of his early chistiah ramblings, one of which wan wool where he bud often picked blackberries. Hitting down, buried is thoughtsad thought. the feeling none but those who have experterical it, of lea viat 000%1 native ...
... less live in one. In addition to apples and pears being articles of diet, and similarly plums, which are preserved In the autumn to a fabulous extent for the food of the population during the next spring, blackberries, raspberries, and all kinds of currants ...