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... large-sized eels in the storage basins of water supplies, and that their progeny sbovld come down the pipes means that they are picked out later instead of earlier. Even water so charged with metal insure drinkers sort lead lining has its advantages over a ...

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... it in consequence of its complaints. It was also said that the child bad been ssen to pick up food from the streets and eat it, and had even gone so far as to pick of the swill tub for.food. One witness would be called who would prove that she bad ...

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... the human akulls that grinned many poles, ami the bones that were freely scattered in the neighbourhood, near the village garbage heaps and the river bank*, | where one might suppose hungry canoe-men to have en- j joyed cold collation an ancient matron's ...