... the Treasury la regard la granting increased compensation for slaughtered w saferlog from glanders. A plant, as • white blackberry. was sold at Stevan' aseaa. A young . wossaw sari Mantilla poisoned her- self in Paris by Makin wailer in which she had ...

... Salisbury Plain. by order of the Army Council. One elect of the rain coming just now, said an exert. should be a record blackberry season. Nothing has occurred recently. Mr. Robertson states, to alter the Admiralty's favourable opinion of turbines. Sonthwold ...

... ground ivy, cleavers, and Jae. in-the-hedge, herb Robert, doe's mercury. ea/ other charming v.ildings, nestling beneath the blackberry and hawthorn, which in turn us overshadowed by the trees. PEASANTS AND Imma.—The Russian peasant has, of course. writes ...

... Preston and Leyland, when, failing to note the approach of an express. he was caught by the buffer and killed. Tons of blackberries on land of the War Office at Buck's Horn Oak, between Farnham and Bordon Camp, are rotting for want of picking. The public ...

... HOME HINTS. Blackberry jam is greatly Improved V I adding half a pound of peeled and cored apples to every pound of blackberries. Young fowls should have smooth skin and, legs, pliable joints and breast bones, plump brealts and necks, bright red combs ...

... chrysanthemum-red, a delicious reddish bronze; a beautiful vivid crimson suggestive of the colour of blackberry leaves in autumn ; a deep blackberry purple, and • rich Burgundian-red are among the colours most in demand at the present moment. More ...

... caul gin you more. FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS. IT MA!!. One summer morning a little girl left tar father's hoax in Tema to ptbr blackberries pear a Not returning at the expected time, went to look for her. The child was not at the spring, aor did she reply when ...

... which Is extraordinarily becoming to the unman who is past her first youth. looks splendid if achieved in what is known as blackberry purple, a colour which closely resembles the berry after which it is named. The coat fits closely to the figure, except ...

... here the branches are covered with mossy growths dust quicklime amongst them. or spray with fluid caustic soda sod potash. Blackberries.—These are becoming increasingly popular for garden culture, and growers are costing to appreciate the fact that the much ...

... pew, for the other day I terrible blunder. How's that? +shed oculist. The lady replied: I oststook bumble bee for a blackberry. t ~. k. L E BUTTERCUP SOLI FINEST THE AIDLOTELLE An ILORSE—td Thuds, Quiet is all Harems. No further use. Will Sell Cheop ...

... Where grown in quantity plant in line+ and support on posts asd wires. They may be planted any time from now until May. Blackberries in the Garden.—These fruits meet with suet general appreciation that its a matter for surprise that they are not far more ...

... BLACKBERRYING. The sun is up in a bright blue sky, And all the world's aglow. Come fetch your baskets, girls and boys, For a-blackberrying we'll go. I know a spot where the ripe fruit hangs, Luscious and black as sloe, Below the stream, round the hazel-copes ...