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... in Ea since I came heme,” LOST AND FOUND. The Professional Finder at Work. ‘The idea that a person could earn a living by picking up lost articles in the streets may ecem too bizarre to be true, but it is an absolute fact that a considerab'e number of ...
... waif; for fault his, every roan's band is against him. How can he procure even a food? If a town, by picking «p scraps where may 6nd them, filthy garbage, which fills him with horrible disease; if in the country, possibly poaching, when is shot or caught ...
... the mat- te of refuse collection. Nor are they content ut ther achievements in this direction shall fam Every morning the garbage of | previous twenty-four hours is, by invita- im, placed upon the kerbetones of tie princi- gu theroughiares, there to testify ...
... Flies assiduously make trip* belwrea the garbage in the putter and food exposed upon stall. It disgusts one to think that food for tablo posses through this filthy market. Pigs are turned into street* to pick a living fording upon offal. Th'wc loathsome ...
... ie against him. can he pracure even a little food? Tf in a town, serape where he may find them; by picking up which fills him with horrible di- vy garbage $e 3 if in the country, possib! ly by poaching, | where he is shot or ca ught ina trap. “Poor faith ...
... but they are - GUILTY OF A ROBBERY FAR MORE GRAVE IN ITS CONSEQUE.NCES than the plunder of the few valuables which might be picked up among the ruins. Nor should we flatter ourselves with the conviction that these dangers do not threaten us. They may seem ...
... prevents the development of any eggs whidh may have been left behind in the cracks of th*» hoards or in the aoil soaked garbage. Garbage cans must of course also be scalded out thoroughly at least once a week, and the addition of a little coal oil, crude ...
... news- ts existed in Engiand they were mere gutter ‘ho rags and of hmited circulation among persons w! bad predilection for garbage. (Cheers.) i could make the impossible assumption that @ opinion én this sreat and powerful organ of public ilous, country ...
... depression—scratch the hill side, a lean cor and a kid speak not in the irreverent human sense—make common cause in quest of garbage. Verily is Bethania true to its titledeed—•” the town of the poor.” - We stood moment or two above the wady, the centra of ...
... for lb© foulness the stench that comes from tho net. The water-logged garbage dark with hitli, and among the meshes transparent shrimps suggest moving gentles. But the catch picked over deft hands, and tiro© yon have conquered a physical nausea which ...
... went to there • eery low Nile, and the people in many pro▼incial towns were. I waa informed, living the refuse and garbage which they picked the streets. Thousands died of starvation of disease incident to the prevailing flats of affairs. This has now nil ...
... Fares—Rombey and Calcatta, trom £3] 1's to £37 20, carried costly boxes ef their favourite yet, but they aay che has the man picked cut.‘ Quay and Quay. len 1s tn tw at oth abe, é. KFENA’ JALT.RNGE Dining-ronm Ruite, | ecenrding with them. These were Prices ...