... PICKING UP GARBAGE With regard to picking up garbage or food, train him by dropping pieces of meat where he will find them. Directly he approaches, give the cautionary No, and if he ignores your order repeat it more severely, at the same time slapping ...

... PORTUGAL GARBAGE The Portugal cabbage or Couve Tronchurda is rarely seen in Staffordshire gardens, although it is easily grown and delicious eat. Unlike the ordinary cabbage, it makes very large spreading leaves and little or no compact head. The parts ...

... of the pets and their kennels should be kept scrupulously clean. It is not. however, an easy matter to prevent dogs picking up garbage and other undesirable matter; and the only method I can suggest to B. S. G., who asks for advice the subject, is that ...

... movements of the blind daughter, were half a dozen barrels partly filled with hardened bread crusts, said to have been picked from garbage cans at back gates and handed over the fefices by neighbours. Appearances of extreme poverty were found everywhere. ...

... by the British Gonad at Hankow that the exported pigs, so far from being of the wild variety living on whatever garbage they are able to pick up, are of the black and white breed raised between Tangling Lake and LOsow, where only the finest class of pigs ...

... Dudley are prepay to TENbERS the Supply of t following ALS. rlOr a period of 12 Mouth.. IRONWARE and BROOMS. SHOVELS AND PICKS. PICK SHAFTS AND HARD WOW) BLOCKS. DRYSALTIKRY. DRAIN PIPES. SAND. BRICKS. I FIRQUERED PAVINii• VS IRON CASTINOS. DISINFECTANTS ...

... appearance, has enabled thousands to retain their employment. Large inexpensive Bottles everywhere, or post free 1/6 (privately picke!) from 5. PEPPER & CO., Ltd., Bedford Laboratory, Londen. S.E The Cheapest High- achine on the Market ay M q £6 All our Payments ...

... and on their liability to carry disease getms. It has been demonelrated that as flies settle on every garbage or piece of decaying matter they pick np and carry on tbe hairs of their feet and legs the germs all sorts of nasty things, and therewith taint ...

... anything on its way, such as a man carrying a stick, or a flock of plovers which it wanted to disturb, or a garbage heap which might yield good picking. The rook—and colloquially rooks are crows —is not a particularly direct flier. He rarely keeps straight—much ...

... Tatters. Tatters is the name for the men who pick from the belts. Often they And artivlr4 of more than ordinary value—old firearms. pistols, gold and silver watches. Treasury Dotes, antlers, lions' heads, carpets, works of art, and the like. During ...

... and the skins of the pets and their kennels should kept scrupulously clean. It is not, however, a« matter prevent dogs picking up garbage and other undesirable matter; and the only method ran suggest to “B. S. G.,” who asks for advice on the subject, is ...

... oover to be drawn first, but unfortunately this was blank, as also were the numerous spinneys and osierbeds which Lie about Garbage fields and Hog Hall. Sharnford Shade, however, came to the rescue with a good travelling fox, and though it was at once evident ...