... ar for the old dietary. They had considered, too, the odvi.shility of erecting some shelter for the gate porter, who was exposed to all kinds of weather, an 1 as that was not only fortaide hat injurious to rho old mon, they to erect n eovering aimihtr ...

... them from the encroachments of the moth. Fur should to protected in the same way, but where either wools or furs are left exposed during the summer they should be well shaken every morning. and the obnoxious insect thus unhoused will have no time to his ...

... the slippery condition of the rails, notwithetandine the application of the brakes, ran over the junction just s. the goods expose from Preston to Belford was due. Fortunately the signalman at the junction cabin saw the danger and put on the sigma! against ...