... its fertility. It is generally thought that this humus cannot serve directly as plant nourishment though early investigators showed that it could It is largely composed of organic compounds of such a naturq that they are but slowly decomposed by direct chemical ...

... Silver blotter, Col and Mrs Manifold, I M 8; Silver spoon, butter - knife and. fork, Mr H 1) ?Chelsea; Silver card ease, Capt and Mrs liffiaw, I M 8, Rangoon; Flower bowl and vases. Mr and Mra Hyde; Egg-stand, Asparagus tongs and dish. Hon Mr F A larmour ; ...

... publication of Mr. Taylor's book on Auction Bridge with a preface by Mr. Morgan. Here we are unusually early with our show of cold weather flowers, and I understand the approach to Mr. Mackertitch's bungalow already ' presents an unique appearance. Some idlers ...

... gardeners have strewn their pet beds of pansy seedlings with layers of straw, to keep frost and snow off these hardiest of spring flowers, destined to cheer us with a muss of bright blossom before the earliest fruit trees bud. I need hardly any that the sadness ...

... se. Mr. John Adam, on behalf of the pleader, connoisseur tells you it is of value. Th contended :—(1) There was nothing to show you take it up with reverence, yo, that any of the offences enumerated in Sec- become alive to its beauties, and you tion 480 ...