... and on their liability to earry disease germs. It has been demonstrated that as lien settle an every garbage or piece of decaying matter, they pick op and tam oa the hairs of their feet and legs the germs of all soda of nasty things, and therewith taint ...

... sa. Often the cat could make both ends meet, and a wrap from a garbage heap tasted better them delicacies in the old days. Ile became so humble that he thought well of when he could pick over the bone left by an ash-barrel cat. Fortunately a ponies of ...

... eating of bad, senwh4moine strawberries, for instance. 1 earuestly you not to purchase the mat, but rutten, or rain-washed garbage, and to 'lust as particular gooseberries. A w gooseberry should he semi-transwest; thole that dull so appearance, as it with ...

... ooncentrates, but increase the bulk. Feed “but _little garbage. On the day of farmwm*wgire the sow cooling drinks. If possible present at the time of farrowing. As soon as the pigs are borm pick them up by the ears and put them im a basket until an hour ...

... the better teem throteghout. After Edney had had difficult im punching a toes allot fru= Pendell over the bar, glattmgley picked up one of Needham' dying and meetly deceived Hoarder. Tie piece of strategy left Bowl wits a deer path. and with • good shot ...

... at the desk for want of food, that when the dinner hoar came instead of going home thsy had gone to the gutter and picked np the garbage that had fallen from the costers' barrows and eaten it to appease the pangs of hanger. The Liberal Government had ...

... and yet are none the wsns for Whet can matter If *sir %lentils are clean or not T it is perfectly true that some dogs eat garbage and drink from muddy pi ois and appear to su ff er no 111 effei ts. It is equally true that many cases of +(lions illness ...

... cheap mattresses—tin? awful stuffing, the the disease, the filth, for are often filled with the vilest of rags that have been picked out the ashpits in cities, rags that beggars and tramps have worn, not even pro|»erly cleaned and disinfected, but leased ...

... mattrasse—tbe awful Muffing. the dust. the disease, the Mb, for they see often ailed wttb the vilest of nip that have been picked out of the admits In cities. rap that beggars and tromps have worn. not even properly cleaned and didlnfeoted, bet tensed ...

... mattresese—the awful stuffing, the dust, the disease., the filth, for they often filled with the vilest of rags that have be. n picked out of the sahpits in cities, rap that beggars and tramps have worn, not even properly cleaned and disinfected, but leased ...

... Nellie at the Roman Villa. There you confessed your love for her, and she threw over Major Parker ;—the man whom Lady Lacey had picked out for er niece.” To all of which assertions Norman promptly answered in the affirmative, and with a touch of passionate ...

... and often children went to school in large towns and cities without any breakfast, and bad no dinner, and were found picking up garbage from the gutters so as to stay the pangs of banger. What was the good of trying to educate children who were not in ...