... human skulls that grinned on many poles, and the bones that were freely scattered in the neighbourhood, near the village garbage heaps and the river banks, where one might suppose a hundred canoe-men to have enjoyed a cold collation on an ancient matron's ...

... 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 ...

... slaughter) , of Mr. Harrison was structurally defective, that the walls were not of the right kind, and the tloor was sodden with garbage, and he recommended that the floors he concreted and other improvements made. The Clerk had advised that the matter could ...

... (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 ...

... ‘awmodemiec oven. Flavour with manilla. Cunuast Puppive.—Make a good paste and roll . out thin, have realy some currants, picked and washed. Strew thickly all over the paste, roll it up, scald and flour a thick cloth, roll the Bxuhling in it and tie tightly ...

... with us to see the Samaritan MSS. of the Pentateuch. Through filthy, stinking archways-and narrow streets, in which we had to pick our steps between heaps of refuse, he led the way to the ynagogne. We had to wait a few minutes in the small I courtyard adjoining ...

... next week.) the Samaritan MSS. of the Pentateuch. Through filthy, stinking archways and narrow streets, in which we had to pick our steps between heaps of refuse, he led the way to the ynagogue. We had to wait a few minates in the small courtyard adjoining ...

... certain that every age will coin some expression by which men of superior station may by marked out from others. GATHERED FROM GARBAGE.—A machine has been put in use in New York to sift from house refuse and straet sweepings_all rags, old iron, broken glass ...

... the walls, there stretching out their bony hands to I clutch the almagiver's dole, or failing that, to pick up shreds of offal from the heaps of garbage-to these St. Francis cames On the 3rd of May, 1220, the first band of Franciscans landed in England ...

... to tho of it being practice for children collect fruit which ordered to thrown' out ash- tha retail children plaeec picked garbage' which was afterwarda It be numtiooed Widnea few Years by Mrioai epidemic choleraic character Mtendfaaplmofl eQigiei ...

... smart inthe '4''W Bweet on their Sunday Jt may be ascribed also the sins k° ys and apprentices who , t]leir minds on the garbage of the i, hj burn to distinguish them- wa and since the road to fame difficult content themselves with to a^ d rob the till ...

... protect in proper manner the purses of both parties, but. particularly to protect the purses of the non-depositors from the pickings of the depositors. Again, when considers what the loss to the individual taxpayer will be eonseqnenee of this promotion ...