... 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 ...

... e and insufficient food, and times beaten with drcadlui severity. The poor boy had often been seen by the neighbours picking garbage and eating lo satisfy his hunger, and even going to pigs' trough and devouring such refuse pigs had eaten. .Siimc the ...

... unwholesome and insufficient food, aud at times beaten with-dreadful severity. He had often been seen the neighbours picking garbage and eating it to satisfy his hunger, and even going to the pigs' trough and devouring eagerly such refuse as the pigs ...

... off as high-muiuded Chris- tian folk. ?? they knew that by their action little children were dying of starvation or picking garbage from tho gutter in order to ?? the pang of hunger? Batler threatened to treat women as psoatitutes who insulted the Union ...

... LITERARY GARBAGE. Tue conditiou of m idern society, paatisularly in largo C1:1,3, and met notably in London, not morally healthy. There is a d -Fared appetite continually craving strongly sew soned, seosational, impure, prurient liters. tore, and gossip ...

... streets as they pick up garbage. To this I answer, the Town Board pays scavengers to do this work, and can dispense with the volunteer services of poultry. And I would add, that the revelation of the poultry in town being reared on garbage is hardly like ...

... GARBAGE HAWKING. TO THE EDITOR OP THE BIRKENHEAD NEWS. - Slit,—Your columns having exposed many nuisances throughout our district, may I hope that they will once more call the attention of the authorities to one which I have no doubt has materially aided ...

... question had since June last been constantly seen amongst the refuse heaps picking up anything they could find that was eatable. One witness had noticed one of the boa’s pick up » fish's head and eat it; another had seen the children drive the fowls away ...

... PICKINGS FROM PUNCH.” Change of Name. —In consequence of the impoverished condition of the Roman Treasury, it has been suggested that the Papal States shall henceforth be called the Can’t Pay-pal States. Wanted King. —The crown of Greece appears to be ...

... PICKINGS THIS • MR MACGREGOR'S GATHERING.. ' There's mist on the mountain and night on the brae.' There's missed an amount, and the shareholders bray, And the Bank has a name that implies it don't pay. The thousands, hard cash, from its funds that we ...

... PICKINGS FROM ** PUNCH.* Change OT Name. — ln consequence of the impove- rished condition of tbe Roman Treasury, it has heen sug- gested that the Papal States shall henceforth be called tiie Can't Pay-pal States. Waitod a Kino. — The crown of Greeoe appears ...

... PICKINGS FROM 'THE WORLD.' Duke of Portland is about to roost,. a *booths parts at Welbeok Abbey before dohs to Mao but the balked at Wetback Abbey will be the 1 Christmas holidays. The Duke's boss es Ma moots Ibis seams amounted to abuat MOO grease ...