... loaded with berries and wild fruit—ph o ne and ebonies. The rasps are thick in July. also strawl-erriem, gooseberries, blackberries, cranberries, thimbleberries, and a lot more that are hard to name. Our cereal crops are F.fe,ani Black Sea wheats. barley ...

... blamed if ibis is'at a pestle VARIETIES. AN Irisfiman wan once asked if he bad ever seen a red blackberry. 'To be sure I have,' said Pat; all blackberries are red when they're green.' WORMING Our. —Being asked what made him so dirty, an unwashed street ...

... Hutt-2 Andrew Slate -3 Robert Fiudlater Collection of Vegetables-1 Alexander Pratt -2 And. Sinn- 3 David Robertson Pint Blackberries-1 James Lawson-2 Andrew Hutt 3 Alexander Smith Pint Red Currants-1 David Smith-2 Andrew Hutt 3 Rev. Walter Irvine Pint ...

... friends to shoot the chinning ; and the meeting broke up in disorder to a chorus of mixed phrases, such as 'Dry up ! Nice blackberry you are ?' Hire a hall !' A Californian reporter relates a story of an old man who got out of a railway-car, 'to spin round ...

... quaint old house, the quiet orchard. Blissful scents coat on the air. There is corn rustling on the sunny slopes, there are blackberries ripening in the lane. The whole air is hazily sleepy with its freight of sunshine and sweetness. After that rare, that ...

... not been as much money realised off the land as pay for seed and labour. and cases of nothing for rent are as common as blackberries in July consequently there is little wonder at the quantity of land seeking tenants. Landlord occupancy has been tried ...

... sauntering kimurcly in his working clothes when isidee Wilde stool before hint as suddenly as if she bad rirett out of ferns awl blackberry-bushes at his feet. • ?Ay ! Ir that you he cried out. joyfully. ' Wes, I 'Aria.. it is I. I hare changed my mod, Chris. ...

... thin that a knot is tied in his tail to ..lipping through his oullor. Ax Irishman was once asked if he had ever seen and blackberry. 'To be sure I have,' said ; 'all bind. berries are red when they're green.' A RECIPE for making lemon pie vaguely adds ...

... manage it myself. I went on, but could not see the way out, and as I began to get very hungry indeed, I picked a lot of blackberries, and other little things to eat. Then it began to get dark again, and as I was getting again very tired, I lay down to ...

... some superficial antiquariee made out. Every land agent in the past was called • ilaillie, and notaries were as thick as blackberries. The lecture: aid Shakespeare was wrong iu sayine there was a Thane of Fife, and people generally in the supposition that ...

... saw there, but it makes no difference if you want to go to town. Across the sedgy land by the brook, through a tangled blackberry patch, into the moods, where squirrela frisked and birds chattered, where the bright sunlight fell in long shafts, and where ...

... brings with it, I, for one, don't wants to be rich ! Get up, Old Gray.' Farther dosn the lane, however, %here the ripening blackberries hung their knobs of jet on every bough and spray and the sound of a little brook somewhere in the distance made a dreamy ...