... Bil-Berry before it us Dew-Berry. Your father, the Elder-Berry, wouldn't have been such a Ocoee-Berry. You needn't look so Black-Berry. I don't care a Straw -Berry, and I shall not pay you till Xmas-Berry. Your loving nephew, ROM. P.S.--1 had an Aunt Lizzie ...

... branches. f walked a little further down the country lune, between hedges free from all specks of dust or grime. The unripe blackberries assented to rejoice in the new warmth of the sun—the big luscious black tunes hung temptingly shining within easy reach ...

... Tie up the remaining canes very loosely so that sun and wind may well ripen them. Logan. and other hybrid fruits of the blackberry should be similarly treated when fruiting is finished. The long new growths should be tied up in position on trellis or ...

... MeV can be grown in almost any position, and turned to account to cover an unsightly wall or fence. while the cut-leaved blackberry is also handsome in growth, and of excellent quality as a fruit. FRUIT IIaRDEN. Before winter comes along nail up fruit ...

... can distritotte them. I like to know about your l'Dding Club. The Cousins But would hare. hoed to hell. 7011 gather the blackberries.' ..n the all right. Molly Mack (Stourbridge).—You forgot t o .and in the working of your aura. The in correct. Delighted ...

... to the troops in France. . . Schoolchildren at Ilenbury, Gloucestershire, in two days collected more than 1,090 lbs. of blackberries for the branch of the Red Cross. While etromming on a piano Sergeant A. R. Teeter, Queen Victoria Rifles, recovered hie ...

... work. The honey season commences with the appearance of the fruit Mason., and continues as the hawthorn, clover, limos, blackberries, and other certain honey plants burst into Sower. Not infrequently the been , travel be' tweet two and three miles in search ...

... one is quite simple to make, there is safety in precaution when yet it looks so neat and tailored on young folks go a-blackberrying. I I I the head that your friends will cailardeßowsers scarcely believe it to be home-made. Some sandwiches I saw a crocheted ...

... The few hours by the river paseed all too quickly, being occupied in strolls along the river. in picking ripe, luscious blackberries, and in a visit to the hop yards, where the crop is light, but if the present weather continues, the work will be exceedingly ...

... and Phenomena!berry. The latest addition to this bramhle class of fruits is the Veitchberry. another (moss be. tween the blackberry and loganberry. If any grower has tried thin newcomer I should be glad to know his opinion of it. PRIVET CUTTINGS. Hedges ...

... licensest--Albert Leonard, St. Kenelm's Road. Romeley, 109.; Thome. Vernon Hadley. Hill St., Haebury , 5e.. Martha Allison, Blackberry Lane. Ilasbury, 5e.; Frederick Lea, Its ley Road, Lower Hasbnry, 10e.; Alfred de Klerch, New Street, Hasbury, 10s.; Anthony ...

... John Hollins, for antique drawing from the cast; Alice Crump, for pointing from the cast; Louisa E. Diz, for crayon drawing blackberry bramble from the cast; and John E. Willetts, for geometry and freehand drawing. Second Grade Certifimlet: John H. Hadley ...