... dead leaves offer shelter for all kinds of pests that breed rapidly. A good dusting of lime' soot about the ground when the garbage has been collected will help matters. HARVESTING POTATOES. There is no advantage in allowing potatoes to remain in the soil ...

... together with heavy chain round the neck, wandering about tin* town in quest of food lo satisfy the cravings of nature, picking bones and garbage every description from the dungheaps, snails from lb fields, and frogs from the ditches; and when the tide receded ...

... these miscellanea are eagerly gathered by a whole army of omnivorous gleaners, who are ready to pounce upon any bit of stray garbage that offers with the avidity of hungry vultures. This ariny is composed a corps (TeH'e, who pursue their av..cation as regular ...

... and dead leaves offer shelter for all kinds of pests that breed rapidiv. A good dusting of lime soot about pronnd when tho garbage has been collected will help matters. Cleanliness amongst winter stuff pays. MANURE EQUAL *TO STABLE. In some places animal ...

... of bad unwholesome strawberries, for instance. I earnestly advise you not to purchase the soft, half-rotten, rain-washed garba-ge, and to just particular with gooseberries. A wholesome gooseberry should be semi-transparent ; those that are dull in appearance ...

... Here they sud- en t L, f k ? d ' J > though n as their fox direction was forthcoming 00 amount of casting enabled hounds to pick up the line again. wu unlucky end a fart bunt, hounds well deserving their fox. The Oreenway-lane was next tried, and Archdeacon ...

... received in London, Westminster, md the surrounding boroughs, and their complete prosration elsewhere! For the return of their picked judidate, Mr. Horsley Palmer, was regarded as indubitable; it was heresy, Tory ears, to attempt to question it. They looked ...

... conscience on what was merely a very bad habit. They smiled pityingly at London housewives of long ago who threw all their garbage into the streets, but they still had the same bad habit in this century, only now they pitched it on the grass and in the ...

... j attained, their reproductions degenerate, and rice versa.— Field Culture the Potato, Cowan. Destroying Caterpillars on Garbages.- Those I persons who wish eat their cabbages without the sauce of I boiled caterpillars should lose time commencing their ...

... entire, one after another, until they were extirpated. I fed it on corn and garbage from the kitchen, to which were added bits nf bread and cheese, as well as some apples. would pick up the straws intended to keep its feet from being soiled, and arrange them ...

... History of Europe Vol. VII. I Shelley's MS.—The day I found Shelley in the pine forest he waa writing verses on the guitar. picked up fragment, but could only make out tbe first two lires; Ariel, to Miranda take This slave of music. It was a frightful ...

... astray with any weakness: somebody let it fall, so it has rolled away into the dust, and it lies. The question is, Who going to pick it up? That the picture of thousands who are damned by circumstances. They did not come into the world with any hope, any joy ...