... unwholesome and iusuflScient food, and at times beaten with dreadful severity. The boy bad often been seen the neighbours picking garbage eating to satisfy his hunger, and going the pigs 'trough and devouring eagerly such refuse as Uje pigs had not eaten. ...

... worms. The germs are taken in eating garbage or drinking impure water. Accordingly there should always bo a supply of pure water within the animal’s reach, and should be prevented far as possible from picking garbage. If has worms couple dozes of areca ...

... M Dumping Garbage. A aeries of obwaoterlstleslly *bla papers Mr. Henry Qeotgp era just now appearing in Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Paper, under the general title of Problems of the Time. One of those papers, nnder the heading quoted above, and dealing ...

... which so liable to intestinal parasites the bog. In consequence of its gross habit of feeding and the variety of garbage which it will pick up, liable consume all of creatures which have their habitat iu decomposing aninihl vegetable matter. This we/l ...

... When the tide U out the birds frequently assemble on the soft mud itie edge of the watei, either in solemn conclave or picking any garbage left by the receding tide. The black backed gall, the kittiwake, the little gull with black bead aud neck, the herring ...

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

... hal pittinil v with the r. I • o ho claim descent from the Let\ W- IL. Cepliimus oie We two shallow waterrolir.4.4k.i by garbage, and eamingeil by washorool.leN. very justly remarked that thoeapit.l of the Hellcats tim • city where you mu- t. a stick ...

... juicy hams, or toothsome sausages. He is commonly looked upon as a dirty animal, revelling in filth and mire, and feeding on garbage. Thu is not at all the case. The pig, like many other outcast against whom prejudice is strong, is just what society makes ...

... often solicited charity in street. She lived crusts of bread, the refose of cabbages and other vegetahlea, and like garbage that she picked ap from dirt heaps. Last week she fell down from weakness, while passing the door of the concierge, from want of food ...

... Roman candles about election time, but they do not pave their streets, nor remove their heaps of garbage. They have no objections to a poor devil’s picking up a diamond pin or so aiderman or councilman ; bat when it comes to member of Congress—O dear, ...

... WHAT TO WITH HOUSE DUST The subject of the riddance of house dust,’* under which name are classed multifarious sweepings and garbage, is one deserving attentive both on account of health and of economy. The maintenance of the dust nuisance is not a mere matter ...

... Varieties; sure to please; per dozen; worth double. Croker, Limerick. /GARBAGE Plants, all varietiss; prune strong plants, pre«ctu planting, 7s bd thousand; caoliflowers, fauest picked, 6s; lettuce, prime, 2a, onions, 6d hundred; parsley, dozen. A Fox, Newcastle ...