... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 120 revolutions a minute, gathers up road rubbish, garbage, dust, mud, stones, jetc., and passes them into receiver which has a ■ capacity of 100 cubic feet. It is claimed that the machine will pick up anything from brick scrap of confetti, and the e ...

... market-place at Beyrout, and betore the British troops reached that place it was a common sight to see the people searching the garbage heaps for bones and refuse, to such a degree of hunger had they been forced. The Turkish Governor tried to exterminate the ...

... thrash would momin’ but bait” CONVICT'S CALENDAR Well man” a convict out answer I a of peapicking of fruit-picking man I may In I a of pocket-picking” Yes else?” Wot else? can’t see?-1 !u IN RETURN girls table that was of sprang her “ won’t you half peas” ...

... we once heard a man give for wanting his hens let out instead of being confined in the yard: When the hens are let out they pick up lots of feed and eat just what suits them best. Now in the matter of choosing her food, the hen has neither wisdom nor ...

... others, Mr. A. J. Waldron, Mws« G«skell, Mrs. Lakin, and Lord North km wheels). Han well Covert proved to blank, but hounds picked lino of' a fox in the gome*. They ran over the brook and through Mr. Kiiby’a gene, but the fox found shelter in a stone drain ...

... sweeter habit to put the must generous construction on human actions. Looking for loveliness is better than grubbing for garbage. Whether we are dealing with religious movements, or with political developments, or with national character, or with individual ...

... no uismiseed who might have conumlted an act revenge. In Mr. Gnd.’cw's stable a large white lump resembling rock salt was picked yesterday. it bad bitter taste burned the palate, and it has been sent analytical ch«mist. Building I tli« unions comply with ...

... men who wanted titles, jobs for their friends, pickings for their relatives, would have daily appeared. Thev would all have come, from Lord iffe and Sir Hector Slim, the editor that popular organ Garbage of the Gutter,” the Rev. Tomlinson Keyhole, of ...

... generous coating of rubbish and garbage; a crazy sign .post announced that it was terrain a Teethe. The air was sickly with musty smells-printer's ink and garlic and ease, and wood Ares and Derain; each could be picked out and identifted in the rancid ...