... tea-tables id most well-to•do American farmers —viz., . fruit shortcake. Huck ieberries are much liked; iii this country blackberries or mulberries could be used in their stead, and nothing could be more delicious than raspberry or strawbeiry shortcake ...

... passementerie ornament is added at the waist, or towards one shoulder, the greatest novelty in this way, however, is a bunch of blackberries, walnuts, chestnuts, or some other autumn or winter fruit, imitated in plush or velvet. • • Foe more ceremonious toilettes ...

... passementerie ornament is added at the waist, or towards one shoulder; the greatest novelty in this way, however, is bunch of blackberries, walnuts, chestnuts, or some other autumn or winter fruit, imitated in plush or velvet. • • Foa more ceremonious toilettes ...

... wings is a curious combina- ently compared to a it has no similarity ¢ ular. A largo lattice straw hat Made of trewn with blackberry brow elosely, and the Maine has several nicv hats wards all ear. This is the part of the tassel or “knob” of that is often ...

... ' what's P and I foLlowed the bird to the hedge. Time I focal a helMedged bird, had falba of same; it was henOng ea • blackberry then, hal _piked the Ma of its beet. The visaed Were& itiokigg rigenedy, impaled from the kik, formal ea ever the ditch ...

... in the minds of many people that mushrooms growing in pastures by the side of a footpath may be taken without risk, as blackberries are gathered from the hedgerows; but this notion must now be dissipated, and mushroom eaters must purchase the delicacy ...

... elaborate programme was printed for tie occasion, with blackberry sprays and bunches of fruit for ornamentation, possibly with some occult reference to his lordship's advocacy of teetotalism as against blackberry wine, or the temperance legittattoo which the new ...

... certainly; more, plealo! And the fun and the happy. pleasant dilights of a day'. blackberrying in the lane* and hedgerows !--Rather ! Well,we wonder if blackberries would be half as nice if everybody grew them -tame-like, as they do gooseberries? ...

... writes: Some * wit had never seen a cow, Kg big their thumb the picture had never seen growing com, per ceni. . cent, did blackberries, or potatoes l w not know beans-even Boston . THE FORGOTTEN Krorvone has been struck the fact that «fee proposal to get ...

... more numerous than ordinary mortals imagine. Generally speaking, when asked what were wild fruit*, one would reply nnts, blackberries, sloes, bilbsrries, crabs, and some would add hips and haws, but these are but a tew of the many wild fruits be found ic ...

... reigns Luton compared with the prevailing state in the North, where the soup-kitchens and out-of-works are as plentiful as blackberries. The whole movement has simply sprung from Northern jealousy of Luton's successful debut in the felt trade. Mr. Wilde thought ...

... be erst at heme, and hit wife was reading tbs newspaper to him. Parsons taid Baldwin wu not there at all, bs wss only blackberrying. W, Y. Samm, re-oalled, men had not sticks with thes, end they told him they were there getting bUokbereies. H- told Baldwin ...