... the coarsest fish, with stale and refuse vegetables. Nay, there are crews whose only animal food is such vermin and garbage as they can pick up ! We are stating here, not only what we have been told by others, but what we have ourselves seen. For a con- ...

... are told that fly in the milk may mean baby in the grave.” The reason is not tar to seek. Bred and reared in the haunts of garbage, he carries with him, when leaves those haunts for our homes, the filth of tiie rubbish heaps the food upon the table, the ...

... public bodies w ho are ever ready to act as political or social or religious jackals; men always desirous of picking up all sorts of garbage and snarling over it. There are such men, apparently, in the House of Commons, and they have showed their existence ...

... of good, and when I had finished second bottle I was almost, well. I could eat and sleep, my pain and dizziness left and 1 picked rapidly that soon I was completely cured. I take the Syrup now. when I feel the need oi it. and recommend it to friends.’* ...

... about the end of the thirtieth century. But a Yankee has invented a new form of coal. It consists of sawdust ' slack ' and ' garbage.' The North Country must look to its smoky laurels, and Kent may yet be saved from prosperity— and sootiness. Another ingenious ...

... not ignorant ot the fact that such a course of feeding de- teriorates the pickling qualities of pork ; moreover, such garbage must materially affect the wholesomeness of the ' meat ' ; and a persistency in the filthy practice can only tend to induce ...

... gentleman writing from that city says— lf it should continue, I belie ye we shall shortly be reduced to live j upon herbs and garbage. There is but too much reason to fear a renewal of the dreadful ravages caused by the famine of ISIS.— As a proof of lhe ...

... that escape into the air from the drain pipes, the waste pipes, the sinks, tbe foul cellars, the badly-trapped closets, tbe garbage and the decaying vegetable and animal matters of our cities and villages. So, however, it is, and the Sanitas Disinfector ...

... nothing, and endure, nothing j which thinks evil of every one, and rejoice* in every man', iniquities, because they are the garbage on which it is fed— but with a generous •nd lawful pride, as one of the representatives of that national greatness which is ...

... eagerly seeking about for something to Pin-asp bis hunger, at length spied a hen, il. nt was busy scratching the earth, and pick- ing up worms at tbe foot of a tree. Vpcm the same tree there also bung a drum, which juace a noise every now and then, the ...

... road at the back of ! die Parade. There was no doubt it was in a deplorable t v jondition, a receptacle for all kinds of garbage and filth ivbich were allowed to pntrify to the detriment of health. t f* Mr. Pearce thought it a pity that the genteel residents ...

... would in general be found employed on tbe fatigues of the prison, in tbe garden, or at some unmeasured quantity of oakum picking, or perhaps at the pleasaut occupation of learning a trade from the com- mencement of tbeir sentences. Sometimes they were ...