... their, and the medical evidence went to allow that deah `cat due to convulsions consequent upon diarrb ca by eating the blackberries. AT Stockton-on-Tees a boy, named Walter raY was carrying a loaded breechloading gun fair a :LAC who had been out wild-fowl ...

... the trouble and cost or cultivation. In the Parramatts district, near aney. rich and luscious oranges are as plentiful as blackberries in as English country lane during autumn Ma Wll.l.tax LYNI, the Home Secretary in the Australian Federal Government, is ...

... (large), 6d. to Bd. per quarter ; damsons, 3d. to Bd. ppeerr quarter ; pears, 4d. to 64. per quarter ; 4d. and M. per lb. ; blackberries, : A. and 4d. per quart ; new nuts, Id. and 2d. per pint ; beef, 6d. to 84. per lb. ; mutton, 7d. to 9d. per lb. ; lamb ...

... earthquake. Is your table linen marked P asked the • iitherwoeuto. Oh, cart ,irfly, replied Mrs. Poplit!ay. e have had blackberry pie right along this aree'.i, and Mr. Popinjay has spilled his co's, twice. A wOMAN'S smile and a soda fountain clerk's ...

... raspberry culture particularly it, needs • liberal amount of manure dug into and the same may be said in regard to American blackberries. Root pruning may still be carried out with good effect on unfruitful apple, pear. and other fruit trees. Cut out the old ...

... to 6a. per lb. Walnuts—fid. per 100. Grapes—fid. to 1 • per lb. Plums—4d. fid. per quarter. Bogberries—fid. per quart. Blackberries—2d. per onart. Oranges —**,'■ hundred. I^emons—l - doz. Tomatoes—English. 3d to ftd. per Ih.; Foreign. •id. per lb. Cu ...

... before be could close bis optics for the night.” It was toe time of nutting, and she touched with her tip-tilted the dewy blackberry blossom. And they said, “ What pretty scene, what grace, what simple loveliness,” and then the queer nut-beetle scratched ...

... . Iod. per quarter ; damsons, Id. yet grafts Sad is. Md. Per gamier: kidney beene,;.c lb. ; 'laborites, 14. per quart; blackberries, 2 por quart ; aueustbers, I me bele ; dressed sumo sok .Ring very fowls from 3.. . ; dusk% from 4e. 3d. ; and chickens ...

... H' - o.d (.oriinis-.ouers should have built lid' marKel. uud \v.. can’t codec: the tolls. A poor woman carry.ng a basket blackberries is made to pay toll, but these rich farmers are allowed go without paying. . . Councillor J. E. Thomas asked for the facts ...

... flowers found after the ravages of these two contenting but almost equally destructive pests. SHRUBBIRITS.—See that rank blackberries, or other rambling weeds, do not gain • mastery over these. After the flowering season, shrubberies are all too apt to ...

... Welds bikes be Gould den hit eldhlt ger ow swap IT woe ihe dos et eielAlsg. and she toadied with ber tip.tillsd the dewy blackberry bloom. Aalthsy esidooll/tell a gesley WAS, IMAM roes, eller* liwids loveliness:4Ellllm the gems aut-beetie ementerbed that ...

... and 3d. per bundle ; apples, 6d. to Bd. per quarter ; plums, 7d. to 10d. per quarter ; damsons, Bd. to 91. per quarter ; blackberries, 3d. and 4d. per quart. ...