... wing, that form so frail yet fit to outride a gale, is the outcome of garbage. The sea gull’s strength is made perfect upon filth. He changes the nasty floating stuff which be picks up from the waves, or spies upon the shore, into bis own pure and lovely ...

... “Let us leave ly parades to regular thik Esay, * Ditto,” it not too bad to throw soldiers.” To this ** Dear, dear, i our garbage to the regulars Your correspondent then talks of “the project of converting the intelligent and patriotic vo- lunteers of ...

... someone asked if she had been so her hus- band. “Oh, yes,” she answered. . “I first met him at a fancy-dress ball in the garbage. of a monk, and I said: ‘ That’s the man.’ But then,” she added, “someone told me he was as rich as Crokus/” St. George’s ...

... with regard to manure (except night soil), the removal thereof take place not later than 10 o’clock in the morning, and the garbage from slaughter houses and night soil be removed betwreen the hours of one and seven a.m. Mr. Shiles drew attention to the ...

... soothing to the ear ; but even then—and especially at all other seasons—it was a nuisance. Its basin was polluted by rotting garbage, and other refuse thrown in by idle and unreflecting jicrsons ; its pipes were choked with rubjbish ; and its water was rendered ...

... Oltaitiugo. REMARK BY AN AMERICAN SCAVENGER.— When dead horses and other garbage is left lyin' loose around a camp, the noosepaper reporter writes and says, ' Our army is again manacling the offensive.' BISHOP WARBURTON'S DEATH.—TiIe only event of any ...

... children altogether, whom the majority were going errands quietly, and only three were in the gutter, picking what they oould bom a fruiterer's garbage. He had no wish to say a word against those who, he wa* persuaded, were good and kind to the children ...

... school of morality than average English homes, we could not argue with them ; but the physical argument is easily disposed of. Pick out a hundred, or a thousand, or a hundred thousand of Continental conscripts after they have received all the blessings of ...

... answered Rethard, with • mile. I didn't prey on the high eeth—amite the cestnry. Tbe high sea captered my kit awl tom yews' Garbage I will tell it mem day. Ifl ham • liab to any name • breath kit is my lathy, it is no thanks to the I.thoo Omen. That is all ...

... London ot | eptember conspicuous dock can compete with this formerly-abused little por he was are constantly employed picking up the garbage fron in July, immense number of ships, taking it outside, com , but had to the deep. To give some idea ef the purity ...

... and insafficient food, and at times beaten with dreadful severity The poor boy had vften been seen by the neighbours picking up garbage and eating it to satisfy hi hanger, and even going to the pigs’ trough and devouring eagerly such refuse asthe pigs ...

... desirable places tor walking near the city) i* rendered most disgusting bugs colony pigs and an accumulation of th# foulest garbage. And to reach tbo country in any other direction one has to run gauntlet of similar nuisances. lam not unreasonable to dciirc ...