... furnish upon being absorbed stimulate the digeitive secretions and peristalsis. Fruits with seeds are laxative, such as figs, blackberries, strawberries, and also grapes in large amount without seeds. Fruits having special laxative properties through chemical ...

... loaf of bread, vegetables; Wellingtonwtrest Sunday Schools, flowers and apples; Mr. Else, roses; Mr. Conn, applea and blackberries; Mr. E. S. Payne, Daily Mirrors ; Mrs. Phillips, Daily Graphics; Church Army, Hesettea : English and Scottish Co ...

... The search was continued the following days, but the lunatic has not been moored. Probably Macdonald subsists on nuts and blackberries and wild fruit, ',bath are plentiful at Bricket Woods and neighbourhood. ...

... Absent Friends, Forget me•not ; A Clock, Thyme ; Anger, Passion-dowers ; A Sheep, Phlox ; A Donkey. Thistles ; A Negro, Blackberries; An Industrious Woman, Thrift; A Roadside Inn, Travellers' Joy ; A Dancing Master, Hops ; Chignon, Maiden's Hair ; Three ...

... for the Natty, was sent off on Wednesday. All the school children contributed, but the rain prevented them getting the blackberries they had hoped to pick. Beside large contributions, people with little gardens or allotments brought what they - I should ...

... yea rid yen bed no blackberries did not be say, there they are in year —No, beaus I bed no apron on. (Loughter.) DM he ay thee, Yea have get them in that eW frock' 7—Ys. Then he esten to you and didn't he pull it and the blackberries fail to the Iloor ...

... CAN EX MN EVERY NIGHT NORRIS' PROVISION WINDO przvelions Line is being shown in the Grocery Window— THE VERY FINEST . . . BLACKBERRY and APPLE JAM Per 61icl. 21b. Glass Jar. YOU WILL LIKE THIS. NORRIS, Packer of the Luton 'Red Cross Tea,' 1/8 per lb. 27 ...

... guinea -fowl's eggs. He also admitted that be had had seven before, I saying that he saw them in the geld when he was blackberrying, and took them because he did not think they belonged to anyone. All the eggs were reoovered except three, which had been ...

... greater then at any other period. A little sunshine will make this really ' , blackberry vosnosor. In the North they do not. go blackboning. but - branibl*, and a blackberry is a 'bramble-berry. except where it is a brameberry,” s - brumlekite, and ...

... same as last year, lid. The_ amount of sugar allotted to the Luton Rural Food Committee for distribution for preserving blackberries was 174 cwt., and all of it has been distributed• THE LUTON ...

... which, though few in number, are perfect in other respects.—A farmer of Uro)den, Cambs., it 16 said, gathered 40 bushels blackberries on his farm lost week, and sent them to market. ...

... at Brockmoor, near Brierley Hill, lost his life under distressing circumstances. Deceased went with other toys to gather blackberries in • disused brickyard, and ventured upon timber placed over a disused pit. The timber proved to be rotten, and the lad ...