... BLACKBERRYING. Blackberrying is a pa,tinis which, if taken !piously, is net beneath the notice of grown men. it cannot rank with skis:Ong or fishing, it portal of the joys and excitements of both. can you ask for more than the lanes of Beikshire, *sunny ...

... Blackberrying in ‘“ OW will we take a walk in the N dale of Notting, where many brambles abound in large quantities, and from whence we may return heavily .- '»n with the entrancing fruit of the thorn.” 1t would be difficult to-day to find a blackberry ...

... BLACKBERRIES. OUT-DOOR GAMES. CROQUET, LAWN TENNIS, CBICKBT. Ac. LOCAL VIEWS. PICTORIAL POST CARDS IMMENSE VARIETY. CIRCULATING LIBRARY. ...

... BLACKBERRIES. These are very useful and profitable late hardy fruits where suitable positions can found for their culture. Pars'ey-leayed.” variety raised at the Haudswortb Nurseries some twenty ormore years ago is, we be'.ieve, still unsurpassed, although ...

... Blackberrying Little swirls of rain found their way between the hastily erected windows. Don't touch the hood Mother warned, or you'll have water trickling into the car. Dad sat hunched up over the driving wheel, peering into the rain. Every few seconds ...

... Blackberries THE juicy, delectable blackberry is ripe for the plucking. Indeed, little fingers and mouths have Jicen stained with its juice for some weeks past. To-morrow scons be regarded as Blackberry Sunday by the majority town-dwellers , but in truth ...

... BLACKBERRIES NM OW Blackberries. Fruit larger lepaNioneke. Can be planted by et ANN. sr any odd corner of your Extra strewg bashes. meet. 3 1., awlsg fruit. lid MASPIIIIIRAT CANES All varieties 12 ter 3/6 BLACKCURRANTS Streit, all varieties 2 for 2/6 ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Sayings and SaparstanonsAs plenty as blackberries. It is a commonplace of speech. This year this , modest little fruit has been snore plentiful than usual, and the harvest of the hedges has been a boon to all of Us. The writer is still ...

... given to the blackberry, owing to its supposed tendency to produce the eruption known as scaldhead iu children. This however is quite an crrdheons ides, for doctors and scientists are agreed that the blackberry is one of the most wholesome fruits, and it ...

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... Blackberries. Sir Edwin Arnold, writing u•uai article in the 'Daily Telegraph, discourses upon blackbenies.• It is a fact, he said, to noted in the present damp and dismal year. that blackberries •-icre never so abundant. If th• months already I.A.SSNi ...

... Blackberries. By Mrs. MABEL lIART. Now that the blackberry-picking Reason is here, some different ways of uring the berries may be welcome. Syrup.--Simmer quart. of blackberries in a pan of water for an hour. Strain through a hair sieve, add 21bs. sugar ...