... stepped on with a kindly laugh: but, at that moment, orange peel lurking under the garbage threw up his heels, and the old gentleman fell his length on the pavement. As he picked himself up unhurt (the fall was broken by a stalk of rhubarb), he turned to me ...

... KENNEL HINTS. writing the habit moat dogs have picking up foo! in the street, the greatest authorities on nogs has d dared that this is almost the sole fault for which he uses the whip severely, so iniurious does he consider this habit. Whippets and grey ...

... compared with seaports, tnch m Liverpool, Hall, and Bristol, where, it may supposed, all kinds of fruit and vegetable garbage te picked up—m I have seen—by the children the poorer classes. This is problem which should be soluble. S IT AH. 20th August. ...

... years past an old man might have been seen carrying old bag on his shoulders, scraping up odds aud ends from tho gutter and garbage from the streets. This man’s home was in ixmdon suburb, a wretched room, filled with rubbish—old pieces of iron aud brass ...

... tbe wharf. This shed is approached from the street-end by an inclined plane, which reaches nw-ly to its roof. The ash and garbage carts drive up this plane to a shuts, through which they discharge their contents into the sifter 'within the shed. The matter ...

... tor them. Today—this afternoon it was—l saw a poor man, not a bit like a drunkard, with torn clothes and a pale, white face, pick up a piece of orange-peel and hide it away in his pocket. He then walked along the water-table as if in search for some other ...

... way, leaving his wife's remains nnbnried. His two children—one ten and the other three years of agowere left to starve, pick up garbage, or steal, while he was indulging hia disgusting propensity for drink. One almost regrets that the law did not permit ...

... The carts of the scuvengers carry off the receptacles without the chiffonniers having anything but the merest superficial pickings. 8o they met in council yesterday in the Cité Maupy, one of the dingiest and most poverty - stricken corners of Paris, behind ...

... and often solicited charity the street She lived on mists of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vege- and like garbage that she picked from dirt heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness, while passing the door of the Concierge, from want of food; ...

... solicited charity in the street. She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirtheaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while passing the door of the concierge from want of food ...

... chiefly among old dogs whom teeth are decayed. The objectionable habit some dogs have of devouring every sort of filthy garbage they can pick up not unnaturally tends to spoil the breath. But over and above all these causes we must remember that the moat important ...

... solicited charity the street. She lived on crusts bread, the refuse of cabbages Mid other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt-heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while the door of th© concierge from want food, but she ...