... T.otta 61) This has been one of the most successful seasons for many years for the blackberry, blackboyd or bramble, the schoolboy is busy gathering them from the hedg e ro ws , eating more than he gathers am a rule, and careful housewives are engaged ...

... nature of the instructions given for faucy-work a'l kinds. The literature is entertaining. A coloured sheet o; birds and blackberries, admirably printed, is given with this part. A new story, popular author! entitled Breath of Slander” is commenced, there ...

... BLACRBEKUYINO, The Daily Telrgrapi holds that “the blackberry everyone's fruit. one cultivates it. number of them together constitute an orchard, and, though ■bey may be growing In acres, they never make up the sum of garden. Tltey are the fruit of brambles ...

... this weak. A correspondent of London newspaper puts queation which ia worth repeating, in this way‘Thousands of tons of blackberries throughout the country are perishing, thonaands of children in the country wanting employment, sad thousands of poor families ...

... l«*z , potato weighing 81b. 40x., a radish weighing y jlb, a pumpkin weighing 931 b., a watermelon weighing 841 b., and blackberry bufih that grew (hiring the year Jlft. BEST YOU IlEi: BEST EUR HIM. the steamer, oh, darling ! When the foghorns screech ...

... ; Wm. Spenser, 10s; Wm. Hunter, druggist, ss; Hunter, James Hunter, 10s ; Dean of Guild Anderson, 10s. Recipe foe Making Blackberry Wine.— Place in an eartbern or tin vessel any given quantity of ripe berries. Pour over them boiling water till barely covered; ...

... his conception of duty must be of the most singular kind. Why, instances of meu-of-wsr assisting shipping are plentiful blackberries, and why should not the Jackal do all that possible succour fishermen in distress. There seems no good reason that can ...