... countless farm flocks fail. Such eggs are produced by fowls which are simply scavengers, roaming about the farm premises, picking up garbage and drinking polluted water. Because an egg is freshly laid by an apparently healthy hen, it must not be presumed that ...

... glass. Where not too numerous, the simplest 'ray is to disable each fly at sight by a light blow with a folded teacloth, picking it up with spring forceps before it regains its wind. There is an element of sport in this practice, and eye and hand soon ...

... it. on the contrary. that the garbage provided for the irreligious English working elassee bad spread like a plague over the country? Exemie had been made that it was for [ the news they contained, not for the [ garbage, that the newspapers were bought ...

... Republican movement is exploited for all that it is worth and for considerably more. Every foul thing that can he picked up out of the garbage heaps of malevolent misrepresentation is greedily seized upon and splashed with yellow-press headings. Every ...

... about with all ‘the “side” and airs of theatrical stars. Our places of amusement were so reeking with revue muck and imported garbage that theatre-goers were disgusted and sicketed.” The ‘‘ Herald” took up the cause of the people and cried out for clean and ...

... it is to add to municipal order and sweetness. They pick stray papers, hanana and orange peels. and I suppose any derelicts in the tinware line elf the streets and channels and place them in the garbage cans provided for their remittium. In Hotimid the ...

... waiting for David Jeffrey, yet Right was impossible. It was impossible, not because this man, this unsavoury collector of river garbage, barred his way, not because the man might hurry to the authorities with whatever tale he had to tell. For neither reason ...

... ate rats, mice, and even cats, which they skinned, cleaned, and roasted over camp fires. They picked up and ate ravenously cabbage stalks and other garbage lying about the streets or roads of villages passed through. In earlier days of their captivity ...

... snow-waves. found that the I and coy Otes, %thick former'% i.'l. - -0 herds of buffalo or camps of across the prairies, picking animals and getting the camps, had b eco me moderieseO hangers-on of the railW:l Every through Continental WO , tied one or ...

... Duchess of Cornwall, Up-to-Date, Maincrop, etc.; especially grown and picked for seed. Edmondson Brothers, 10 Dame street. VL FAISAL ools; special quality; Manure and Potato digging Forks, Picks, Felling Axes, Briar, Hooks. hand and cross-cut Saws, Plough Reins ...

... is mil rubbish. Rubber is not done with yet; but there is trouble ahead for the mere speculators who rummage for pickings in the garbage pits the market. Late advices from America show that trad* icqui.ements there have been furthei cons.kr ably increased ...

... Johnny. Father Bernard Vaughan, after going down to the East End of London and seeing human beings picking bits of food for their famished stomachs out of garbage heaps fliimped down on waste spaces by the dubtnian. went down to the West End and talked straight ...