... mathematical pamphlets, and philosophical dissertations on the relations between the moon and tide, were as plentiful as blackberries, provided for the Amateurs by the Pensioners, who reaped a plentiful harvest by their hire and sale. At sineteen minutes ...

... in September a rash with sores came out upon them. She thought it was caused by chancae of air and diet, and by eating blackberries. She did not send for the doctor, but treated them herself. According to her, they were cured, and 1 the complaint had ...

... is now exceedingly rich in autumnal wild flowers and berries, and on the little girl pointing to a tempting cluster of blackberries the nurse tried to reach them and fell over the cliff. Fortu- nately her fall was broken by an elder tree, where she was ...

... good cook. * Mr. con- Now, could nothing be dono in all this enormous place, pocket ,n,,B wher ?? must be plentiful as blackberries, to heetght no elps, os who are at all disposed so to do, to imnprovefetI ? to. mth lvesl' Or, at lsast, could anything ...

... beloved country. He had to e contend against a great deal in his distsict, for the infa- mirous Copperheads were as thick as blackberries, and he often felt as iff he would like thrashing a muan to be a Christian virtue, that lie minght have the privilege of ...

... was of white e silk, trimmed with white tulle and white ribands. Her c Majesty wore round her head a wreath composed of v blackberries and diamonds. The Levee was very nn- merously attended, and a large number of noblemen and gentlemen had the honour to ...

... to mind all the thicegs,'' and it w-as - decided that Susie should do so, ae she did cot like prickiang her iingers with blackberry-bushes. Wihen they lied half filled taeir basikets they heard a scrceam. ornia recognised Susie's VOICO, and rushed to the ...

... ELLA WH2ELER WILCOX says that she loves the bustle in a large city. In the country it may mi be in the way, especially in a blackberry clearing. on BtOwN W hose umbrella is this? It looks P like one I lost. Smith : I don'b see how itr can, for I scraped ...

... illustrating the most revolting details of its most rerolting story ! Its Sund ay editionrs, with its 'yellow Rids,' aud 'blackberry- blossomns,' and various other 'special features ,lire got up in all the colours of the rAinbow, sio s that evelil the baby ...

... pa too much attention should not be paid to political a1;P rumours, which have been as plentiful as the Po .7 proverbial blackberry ; but there is reason to di! believe there is some around for the statement Gc )rthat the accession of Lord Rosebery to ...

... and eat our candy. s When we were rested, Lucy said- a We are almost to the river: let us go down u there and get some blackberries off the bushes v that grow close by. -Oh, don't I said I. I am afraid of the v water. 11 I ain't afraid, replied Lucy ...

... arir Iaged labourer' in tire shine wrry I The nisthror of Mareris will, I have Ino donubt fid reasomns ?? as plentifril as blackberries ''for itsarip- ,tirns, non diseirver somne method for tire srrotrer'irrg of decrepitrure and il~l riso'ttio[is' mrsnisily ...