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THE CATTLE PLAGUE

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BT. AUGUMNE'S NUTT Sei3ll*;

... walking Is company with Fenny Warner, alma married woman, from Tyler-hill to St. Stephen's. and on the way stopped to gather blackberries from a hedge along the roadaid*, about • and a half from Canterbury. While they so engaged • priest puma them in the direction ...

WHITSTABLE

... the woods about two miles from where he was lost. When found be was in a weak state, having had nothing to eat but some blackberries, and he is now in a critical condition. The other child was found the same (Saturday) afternoon. _ Sairrnso lirrsixtamics ...

t (App l a use.) At any rate, under the guidance nt Archbishop , and with the co-operation 'tele he

... for what with the Volunteers, the Yeomanry, and other corps, they had colonels, majors, captains, &c., as plentiful as blackberries. (Laughter.) Be coupled With the toast the names of Captain Shepherd. 2nd. KAA'„ and Quarter -master Hearne, R.E.R.M.R ...

GENERAL NEWS

... GENERAL NEWS. A Lancashire paper records that a pitman of Hindle, ate a heedful of blackberries kr • wager. The Wert invention is apes that writea without , ink; the pen has merely to be dipped in cold water. M. Eugene /limners pmeuniery manufactory in ...

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OUR LADIES' COLUMN

... vour was. The blackberries would he in a highly jubilant oondition, declaring that they bad a glorious crop this year, and were prepared to deliver up their fruit ripe, juicy, and abinsduit, almost immediately. Formany mot blackberries have in a peer ...

1 WD3E AND OTHERWISE

... daily papers. A reparte otherw r t m ow i tgly tlludre to a man who i . . The easiest to mark table : 'me° • baby and a blackberry pro M the table for three minutes. . ----- I would die for you, she exclaimed, pillowing her upon his shoulder. Oh, no ...

SCUZI

... a delicacy MU cm the Mr of racist welLto-do American fare.—vii., fruit shortcake. Huckleberries are much liked; in this blackberries or mulberries could be used in their= and nothing could be &brims than raspberry or strawberry shortcake. The recipe given ...