... scavenger pig that 'feeds on garbage, and is, therefore, likely to become the vehicle of parasitic diseases. It is true, says Dr. Farrar, that in many villages of China pigs are to be soon rooting about. the streets and feeding on garbage. It is also probable ...

... EN 'IS :Finn Ova Own OtoinnronoEnt.) journal of 72-74, E LONLON, Monday. Want N'olvt.- THOUGH 31r. A. J. Cook char as a garbage of —whatev that may mean—the provisional repou t the General Council of the Trades _ Congress on the mess up of the ; strike ...

... despised of all. The other • |.*v the writer passed through a little hack u. the city where a big pile garbage usually reposes. dustman bad picked a I laticb of minima from the rubbish, and w.i* little bunch of the least wearytnoking i!s vellow feathery ...

... territory. So have the carrion crows, the black sinners which we found along the shores of the Mersey and Dee in winter picking up whatever garbage is edible. Nature observation proves that the conventional bird's-eye view is not helpful in the direction of a ...

... terrible than anything I have seen for many years past in London. The court which has arresied my at- tention is strewn with garbage and filth. The sanitary dustbin in it is so packed with refuse and ashes that the lid will not close. There is a fairly strong ...

... present and future that she will get what must T™’™PING GARBAGE IN SCHOOLS. The “ Arbeiter Zettung,”’ the the Austrian Social Democracy, an © Vienna the plan of u dren as collectors kitchen garbage. It seems that the m authorities have adopted the ich has ...

... matter. A telegram dated New York, Friday, says:—The drivers of the street cleaning department, objecting to the removal of garbage by night, have gone on strike, and strike-breakers have been aaaaulted. ' Refuse is piling up throughout the city, l and is ...

... The fart cf the little ones still in these Jays of vaunted enlighteemett gathering round the refuee shoots 4 city to pick act garbage which feu possibly be devourid or raddled to willing to eat it. cuts a lurid light epee the manner in which many are ...

... refused its proper fete; ' ll Th. roams sot awl y—be comes met even We. our yardk are filled with garbage; it is time the smears oast Ades aad sties as outery-.Pick ay thorough deg. The retepaver Is well rate,: let us rate the reter's..too. And oak them it ...

... black-headed and lesser black-backed gulls, with here and there a knot of the seamew or common gull. Gulls are content to pick up garbage or food anywhere ; curlews and plovers have their accustomed haunts and food, and these being under water, it was retreat ...

... for spates, and to facilitate an impioved tieveMpmeet of respective building areas. The Town Clerk of Liverpool (Mr. E. It. Pick. auggeated that it was wise not to too muck, or they would risk losing all. The wont they could expect was that the local authorUy ...

... The tinkling of a bell heralds the approach of a flock of mangy-looking goats who are doing a round of the garbage heaps, in the fond hope of picking a few succulent morsels. There are markets in the town which are very interesting. The lovely flowers fill ...