... is after the bird, which now appears but the size of a sparrow as it makes for dear life for a stunted hedge of thorn and blackberry briars if it can but reach that haven it knows therein safety lies, for its enemy will not follow into covert. The falcon ...

... and brick residences, churches, schools, and hospitals. European vegetables and fruits of all kinds grow well peaches, blackberries, and raspberries are the common fruits of the wayside, backed by hedgerows of beautiful pink wild roses. The forests, ...

... supplies equally pure and deliciously flavoured home-made jams, such as hot-house pineapple, stoned cherry, straw berry, blackberry, and damson cheese, a pot of each of which include in your Yuletide hamper this Christmas and receive, as I know you will ...

... Castle. The sur rounding villages were decked with bunting, and a triumphal arch was erected on the drive Irom the castle to Blackberry Hill, where the tents were erected. The Duke of Rutland presided at the luncheon. The Marquis of Granbv said he hoped the ...

... regular wear is not to be commended any more than the new cravats of brown Scotch fox or other fur with their large bows of blackberry or black velvet ribbon as the latter, so a medical authority informs 11s. tend to weaken the throat and make it more susceptible ...

... sign in any neighbourhood of ultimate ruin and degradation. On the very spot where I once gathered bluebells and picked blackberries and hipsehaws the modern County Council school- child is playing in an asphalted yard. Thus the London that Dickens knew ...

... suffer from any skin affection. Stewed fruits, as we all know, are very wholesome and so is the strained pure juice of the blackberry or raspberry with pure plain water or seltzer. Just now cucumbers are plentiful and cheap, and I can confidently recommend ...

... for meat gather the herries for house hold service. But the fruit that is sought for by the cottagers is the bumlevkite or blackberry. Amongst minor unkindnesses done to the cottager who loves his bramble jam by the motor car must be reckoned the dust which ...

... rapidly among the crowds on the quav. fe How to Stop Wasp Plague. The annexed view does not depict the y results of a recent blackberrying party but a pile of over 17,000 wasps caught this year at Eldridge's grocery stores at Westfield near Hastings 5? in the ...

... clipped oak and nut trees and glowing maple are garlanded by tra- vellers'-joy in profuse abundance, by triumphant sprays of blackberry with red and purple fruit, ivj' creeps in and out, and convolvulus is turning to gold. The autumn tints glow in harmony ...

... cially of the plaid patterns so dear to the French woman, and flowers are the favourite trimmings of the moment though fruit blackberries, apples, and berries of all sorts is also much used. A novelty is the crinoline lace made in crin straw, or rather horsehair ...

... own garden, which probably account for his point of view. It is so easy to rail against the passing tramps who pick the blackberries that grow along your orchard wall so easy, when you can go country- wards for six days of the week, to blame others for ...