... HINTS. In writing the habita most dogs have of picking up food in the street, one of the greatest authorities dogs has declared that this is almost the sole fault for which he uses the whip severely, so injurious does he consider this habit. AVliirmetfl ...

... manufacturers. S >me .‘{,ooo tons closet contents and domestic refuse of all kinds are collected weekly. All kinds of market garbage, slaughter-house refuse, &c., are also collected and taken the Holt Town Works. And there—what with riddling and separation ...

... however, is elueHy awns dogs whose teeth arc decayed. Ihe , o-mt-ie habit some dogs hove of devouring rverv sort filthv garbage can net uuo«tu.»ny tnd, spoil tho btwth. \. over and above all these causes must rememlwr that the roost imfiortant pan all ...

... bones . while being worn? have always imagined I that one the great advantages of muzzle weari is that it prevents dog picking up garbage I in the streets. ...

... oft solicited charity in street She lived on crusts of I,rend, the refuse of and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked from flirt heaps. Last week slid fell down from weakness, while passing the. door of the concierge, from want ; but ...

... prisoner’s house was he asleep ? Yes.— Did you slap his face ? I tapped his face to wake him up. —Did tell yon that he bad been picked up ? No, not that night.—Was drunk ? Yes.—What took place when vou saw him next ? asked him where my money was, and be said ...

... point of Dr. Salmon’s paper is that lime will kill the h'VT-cholem germ. Thi° very important, since this germ multiplies in garbage, in stagnant water, and even in good drinking water, and ordinary' tilled soils. Lime applied land at the rate bushels per ...

... (and potted in the garden under bunches of autumn leaves, with six inches of earth on the top), a winter food with whatever garbage can be obtained. Where cows are kept, or where plenty corn is grown, store pigs may be kept and fatted at a profit: but the ...

... never leaving their home except when accompanied their owner. That it is possible teach dogs of this dace not to pick and devour garbage we have proved upon I several Never let a youngster get the hail liaUt of which write, and neve- have trouble with ...

... the habit is almost orjioculisr to the domesticated genus or family. The pig will sometimes try to cat bonce and other hard garbage, and will partake freely of small coals, cinders, and acorns (the latter somewhat poisonous to the cow), because, nut only ...

... egg laid by thin, poorly fed hen is, says a contemporary, great the difference between good beef and poor. A fowl fed on garbage and weak slops, with very little grain of any kind, may lay eggs, to be sure, but when these eggs are broken to be used for ...

... talk. Ho, however. earnestly impressed upon his hearere the tact that there , was in that class literature immense deal of garbage, which required good deal discrimination and pure taste to prevent the demoralisation and ~nmption of the mind. commended ...