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... be alive and in m—would not come out at the false THE LISBURN STANDARD -SATURDAY, NARA% 26, 1904. timbigubialy it must NATURE NOTES. THE DEAD ROYAL DUKE. • BIOGRAPHICAL /EMIL Fall of years and of the honour woo by work for hie coasts'', was the life of ...
... NATURE NOTES, A WONDERFUL PLANT. A ieinarkable fact connected with the ries plant is its almost entire immunity from t►e attacks of insects, and from tlsose diseases which infect the cereals and other vegetable growths, as also that it supplies a wholesome ...
... THE LISTITTRN STANDARD-SATURDAY, APRIL If,. 1904. NATURE NOTES. WHERE OAT! WILL GROW. Country clurgymen are oft= naturalist* and dose obsemrors. The Roy. W. H. Jeuoure, rector Barwick. Yeovil, describes a novel sight which may be seen in his parish. A ...
... NATURE NOTES. ROCK BUIWERII. Them little builders do their wort didly. sad It is still going on. They l►bour at the bottom et the deep sea, which though it wee ones thought to be devoid of life, is now found to be • pomiloue empire, thronged with notice ...
... NATURE NOTES. CUCKOO ? Farm labourers and madmen ISM (says Luke EUisio his charming Echo aountryside gossip) as pleased to hear the cuckoo as the stranger. It is a teken to them of longer and brighter and warmer days. when they eau speak tople of ...
... Paris is built is composed of these fossil They form marble, and thus enter into the most beautiful forms of sculpture. NATURE NOTES FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS. ...
... EPITOME OF NEWS NATURE NOTES. CEDARS OF LEBANON. are to more specimens of cedar of in the gardens found Loudon than ou Mount Lebanon itneU. At Neatisbead, Norfolk, a man mimed Harter died from the effects of an insect bite, and at the inquest a doctor ...
... NATURE NOTES. AN INSECT PLAGUE. As a result of the excessive wet weather of last year we are destined to suffer a plague of gusts. Midges and such-like insects spend the earlier stages of their lives in the water and. an a general rule. they do not multiply ...
... NATURE NOTES. A CURIOUS WATER PLANT. One of the most curious w a ter plants, writer in the People's Friend, is the valisnetis spiralis. whose female flowers are situated beg, spiral stalks, which can be compressed or lengthened aecordieg as the level ...
... NATURE NOTES. ENGLISH CRAYFISH. Schemes for the restoration of crayfish to tributaries of the Thames, from whieh they have totally disappeared, owing to the erayfiih discsae, are, the County Gentleman understands.entertsisied by some of the proprietors ...
... mike bim go? Zugfish Tutor: t Monsieur do France: Zen what for you wind up boisess to make it stop? POPULAR SCIENCE. : NATURE NOTES. Is leer poetise' far divorce Mrs. W. A. Pith Mole Aral. THE AMORY TREE. of Chicago, complaim that her husband has sot ...
... NATURE NOTES. CANNIBAL FIELD NICE. Perhays. in proportion to its .lxe, the shrew is the most ferocious and pugnacious animal known to science, not excluding the hirmidshle of Madagascar. The daily combats of shrews magnified to • 6ft. scale would be more ...