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THE FIRM, THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S NEWSPAPER. Vol. 95..--April 7. 1900. DIRECT FROM MOVABLE PENS. A 13atzuma SE TO 96 PER CENT. FUTILITY CLIARANTUO. Orders for above now Booked. Also for from PUBS CHINESE BIRDS. Special Attention to Report orders. Por prices and particulars apply

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SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1900. BICYCLES TN RELATION TO TOLLS. TIISTICES BIGHAM AND KULLIMORE were engaged for some time on Tuesday last in deciding whether a cyclist crossing a bridge on which a toll is levied is liable to any toll at all, either as a foot passenger or as the occupant

is now a good time to pruno or cut back these, and as the plants are much more i4orous and give larger blossoms after inch pruning, it may be said to pay for the doing. Frequently the plants become a confused mass of stems through long occupying the one position and having no pr