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... residents. The few workmen of the Council scavenging staff have industriously swept and garnished various streets, painstakingly picking up winute pieces of paper and other litter, and I have personally witnessed householders, and even shopkeepers, sweep their ...

... ffupecu of the American trade in this country are mving. As to the increase in miscellaneous es exported, it is difficult to pick out special classes or items, and it Aslpem the increase is !mz spread. Indeed, the diversified character of British exfort ...

... resemhled a Welsh rarebit. Mr. Jobson worked patiently on for two hours: then he picked up the ice-cream freezer. carried it into the yard, and dumped its contents into the garbage-can. “Mrs. Jobson,” he remarked. as he entered the sitting-room, ‘“‘don’t again ...

... and here perhaps his work is of a more deadly character. His vile insinuations, thrown out for the use of those who live on garbage, is often sufficient to wither a life—alas, too often the life of most promise, which is also the most susceptible to covert ...

... inspection will reveal the eggs packed in two lines, one on each side of the midrib. The best means of destruying them are to pick off the affected leaves and destroy them, and to dress them with hellebore powder, or newly slaked lime when the leaves are ...

... to Mr. Swingler, Harby. £%2 10s.; Mr. Proctor’s ditto, to Mr. Morris, Saxelbye, £2O 17s. 6d.; Mr. Proctor’s ditto, to Mr. Pick, Scalford, £23 138.: Mr. Proctor’s ditto, to Mr. T. Brown, ilehon, £l9 13s. Lord Dysart’s bullock, to Mr. Holloway, Melton ...