... by the British Conaul at Hankow that the exported pigs, 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 Lake and Lakow, where only the fin ...

... the British Consul 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 ana white breed raised between Tungting Lake and Lakow, where only the finest claw of pigs ...

... of the campaign will be deplored by the children; who had a glorious time raiding butchers’ slaughter-houses, stables, - garbage heaps, and other places “where flics do congregate.” They.carried the war into the enemy’s camp to such purpose that nuisance ...

... eouceutrates• but in.•rease the bulk. Feed but little garbage. On the day of farrowing give the sow cooling drinks. If pan sible be present at tlw time of farrowing. As soon as the pip ere :iota pick them up by the ears and put them in a basket until an ...

... controversy. Of course, one noist always alloy, - there were a lot of hot-boadod people, who PO biassed that they would pick up any garbage and throw it about. Throwing mud at the reforee, was a port.etly well understood thing, and in polities it was just ...

... She lifted a- pair shy brown eyes Mark's face. Are you the kind gentleman who picked up? The lady told me. ii dear. am glad to hear you are;; not much hurt. Did you pick up my flowers? she asked eagerly. I did not! The little face fell pitifullv ...

... with sufficient cream (or milk and cream) to get them thoroughly moist. Arrange them neatly at the bottom of a glass dish. Pick lb. ripe strawberries, cut them in half and arrange them on the sponge cake mixture. Sprinkle with sugar, then pour over the ...

... literally accurate to say that- cleanliness is part of godliness, as much part telling the truth and keeping one's hands from picking and stealing. If you doubt it, consider that, other things being equal, the clean nations and the clean peoples must flourish ...

... the walls of Jerusalem, • tire was kept con- HOW THE CHRISTIAN FULFILS ststitly burning into which was coat all sorts of garbage, including the carcases of those THE LAW. who had died by the hands of justice. Brim- The Pastor then slowed that has made ...

... presentation only in her family; those designed for the public necessitating a seriousness and gravity of expression. Of those picked the Princess selected three which she said I might sell to the people. They showed her in a most austere mood. I later learned ...

... the labouring man. Then, too, the snails are not the common striped helix of British hedgerows, but a large, yellow variety, picked from the vine leaves. Shortly before the vintage they are largest and juiciest, and in flavour are not unlike an oyster—oxperto ...

... that th e one I mind was unable to follow, and it was an (icy which eug is h ee tl ignorance which rendered them unable to pick week after k preached out a single fact on which to start an next election ' was a policy of increase of argument. There was ...