... adjourn the further bearing of thecae; the waiting moan, an 1 ie.. the managet's room. THI IMANICA-r. on Sunday • quantity of garbage of the most me t ', t e rmer) . had the noted Christina, tare, and • till the 15th inet e The eminence is ou the angle of ...

... during a recent visit to Dublin. and was swept up by the chamber. maid and found its way into the dusthole. The city garbage gatherer picked it out, and, net knowing its value, sold it fora few shillings, and it was afterwards retie .ered by means of • detective ...

... the punishment! groaned, nnd J relieved in her thoroughly i thought hoi pure, so sweet that— out upon rue, left h^' was * garbage. Curse im! cried in paroxysm rage her, with her smooth white innocent looks. The whole world is blasted with villainy, ana ...

... of feeding. All the care might thrown away if greyhounds in training were allowed to unmuzzled, for they wmuld pick up all manner of garbage. other reason is that cases of malicious poisoning have been frequent. To Darken- Grev Hair.— Lockyer’s SitWHltb ...

... dissemination of hydrophobia, lies in the number of unclaimed, filthy and often diseased mongrils that infest the streets, picking up garbage, and adding to their unhealthiness by the very food they eat. Had the old order, that insisted upon all dogs wearing ...

... lake, we retreated 190 miles to obtain our toat. In something like four months we were back on Lake Albert. Mr. Jephson and a picked boat’s crew {roeoed.od along the western shore to discover the whereabouts of gmin Pasha. In s very few days we had the pleasure ...

... length, instead of moving from the epot, a piece of sulphate of iron, the size of a pea, in the drinking water they fell to picking a hole. as fast as their heads could each day, and for food give Harlan mountain bread, canary and a nod. In their wild state ...

... place of a burly 'longshoreman in the barber's chair, chatted affably with the artist as his razor glided over the ?? face, picked up his own hat, brushed his own coat, paid-his 15 cents, and walked out of the place without even the barber suspecting who ...

... of burly ’longshoreman tbe barber's chair, chatted affably wl-.h tee artist aa his razor glided over Che President’s face, picked bis own bat, brnahed his own coat, paid bis fifteen cents, and walked ont of tbe place even the barber suspecting who ha was ...

... generally met with in all animals of the farm, but in consequence its gross manner of feeding and the variety of garbage which it will pick up, the stomach and digestive organs frequently suffer from disease. Again, the pig, although long removed from ...

... Mode; quiet ride aud drive, moil to children, been driven by a lady eet plated Hans,' for same : flO.—U. Sprints, near ()garbage, Surrey. VOR Sole, a Dark Brown Hose: - quiet double and single herring. end to ride. Also handsome Norfolk Cob: quiet in ...

... 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 ...