... must be dismissed. Probably the dogs themselves benefit greatly by the restriction, They cannot fight, kill cats, or pick up garbage which must be injurious to them, popular theories notwithstanding. In Berlin, Vienna, and San Francisco every dog wears ...

... at Jobanesburg besides the gold fever-comrades die-off in a day, : They sink untended, to be hurried to burial unmourned; picked off 'the bed wberethey- lie in their clothesiperhs, andthrst into the makeshift coffn, likeapoor young Scotch- man who died ...

... gentlemen who are either openly or secretly employed in picking up and selling. scraps of personal 3oandal. The protest is a fair one, bht the New Journalis which 3 creates the demand for this garbage is scarcely likely 1 to purify itself to please its ...

... now aban- doned, linen hanging out to dry, horrid stenchies from butchers, shops and holes into which they have flung their garbage. Along the valley, to lie left, grows a smooth award. What thera is, however, to indicate go d here more than in a thousand ...

... it the prosperous middle class, who live in modern villas, inartistic, perhaps, but certainly sanitary? These occa- sionally pick up the disease in health resorts(falsely so-called), native or foreign, wehere sea or mountain air, fine scenery, and it ...

... brought forward has been professed advocate of Free Trade in its widest sense. Vet they now descend into the gutter and pick up the garbage of the last generation as the most forcible weapon for attacking reason, experience, aud common sense ! Nor is this ...

... and dissipated class, and these unhappy nomads of course bring with them the lessons of vice and immorality which they have picked up in the streets. The effect of such evil leaven can easily be understood by those who know what harm a single bad example ...

... under them. That the sifters are so wretchedly poor in some yards tbat,,as has been alleged, they are gled to eat the garbage they pick out of 'their sieves, is hardly to be believed ; and the report probably had its origin in the faot that large quantities ...

... dbinterseda pig ,to make into ausage meat; he had 4lloben in' -tho abit of.n6pplying the London, 1 sansege-tokea with sitilar garbage. He, was fonud I gqD tyt.and-sutenced to foar .nmntbs hard lahour. - , Ak4sftat tcolliery-explosion -occured at Ringley, ...

... strike, and from' north to south workproceeded briskly.. There are still from 700 to 1(00 imported 'men employed,-but they are picked, labourers, 'ehiefly- from Scosland, who have been permanently- enga4ed ,by sev~erl of the different companies on'thfidr 'o'wn ...

... witnessed. In a small corner-like recess, full of floating ooaldust, foul and noisome with bad air and miscellaneous refuse and garbage, glimmer three or four candles, stuck in clay which adheres to wall and roof; or there may be only a couple of Davey lanpa ...

... charity in the street. She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse iof abbages and other vegetables, and suee like garbage that b she picked up from dirt heaps. Last week she fell down from caweakness while passing the door ta the coneofrge, from want E ...