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... specimen of any plant other than above— 1, J. Brown. ISGETABLES.—Apples—1, W. Deacon 2, Henry Stephens; 3, Thomas Price. Blackberries—1, A. Michaelson 2, E. G. Morgan; 3, E. Knapp. FniÍt, notiiacluded in above—T. Price. Potatoes-I, R. Berry 2, A. Redwood; ...

... another persons' power. If you put your thumb between two grinders, they are very apt to bite. CHEAP DAINTIES.—Plentiful as blackberries pro- verbially are, and delicious as is their flavour, it is a fact to be deplored that so many bushels are actually wasted ...