... PSTEAij. A party of gentlemen partook luncheon * l . or L co , last week invitation of Mr. and Mrs. >v. Jp. H. Beever. Blackberries and nuts are very plentiful in this neighbourhood. A bunch of nuts picked bya man named Jindacott, contained fifteen. I ...

... Harlech arc ‘'marching all over the place, that millions of goats frisk on the hills, and that ponies are as plentiful as blackberries, that all women wear pretty hat* like sugarloaves, with broad brims, only black instead of white, that people aro always ...

... bad left comfortable, not luxurious, country home, with the idea that fortunes were to picked up in the city readily as blackberries on a sunny stone wall. Poor girl I She had found out her mistake soon enough, yet she had too much pride to return, useless ...

... steps once more and entered the haunted house. “So there isn’t anv real ghost, after aU?” said Louie. Only old Billy and the blackberry ehrub.” ■ *I m awfully glad!” whispered Kate. , f. declared Hetty. “It was dreadfully frightful fora little while, but I ...

... the tent, the elder turning over the sketches she had made during the clay, the younger preparing dish of newly-gathered blackberries for their impromptu tea; for the three Holt girls were “camping out” on beautiful Kennett Mountain, i£ the heart of the ...

... explosion was due to the carelessness of two men who were engaged in thawing 801 b. of dynamite. DAHLIAS FROM AND CULTIVATED BLACKBERRIES. I strongly advise everyone to in for raising dahlias from seed,” writes the contributor (to the Scotsman) of some interesting ...

... But your honour, with your honour’s vast experience, is pleased enough to observe that truthfulness is not plentiful as blackberries in this country. And I am sorry to say, though this witness is man of my own feathers, that there are in my profession ...

... bad stroke or give a single chance. Three times he sent the ball clean out of the ground, and boundaries were as thick as blackberries autumn. This is Mapleton’s second three-figure innings this season, and his total number of runs the end of Saturday’s ...

... flirtations used to have) he added in an undertone I think she married a Captain Thompson, but then Thompsons arc plentiful as blackberries, so this may not be the game.” shouldn't wonder if it was, said Miss Downing. 1 think I did bear that Mrs. Forbes Thompson's ...

... or wood fence* where nails and shreds are used. Blackberries are not much cultivated, chiefly, perhaps, because m many parts of the country they produce abundantly a wild state. The imerican Blackberries which have been introduced hove not given general ...

... hedges—ay and ditches, too—for little wayside flowers with old-world, countrified names, and comes home with lips stained with blackberry-juice when our glass houses are bristling with pine apples and Mardcbal Niel roses —that’s Paul.” * A genius ! smiled Sbardeloc ...

... bread spread a thick layer cream cheese, then thin layer of olives cut into small pieces. Press the bread together firmly. blackberries amt cpusbroon.., law are not private pro,,erty. You may trespovs on land whore but not for theft m one of the lar e.t ting ...