... license. Then would disappear a class of i dogs belonging to no one in particular, left to n rosm and feed on any garbage or filth they can w pick up, and from whose numbers come most of it the dogs affected by hydrophobia.-I am, dear d sir. yours truly, ...

... and smell. The broth was of a still more extraordinary nature. It consisted of a sub- stratum of lights and fish offal picked up at the fish- monger's and the butoher'Ls, flavoured by the introduc- tion of a profusion of half- decomposed vegetables ...

... some pal, and at cooe adopted by the neighbourhood in which he lived, if sleeping in boxes and doorways, and eating out of a garbage barrel can be properly nailed liincg, Rags had no home, no father, no mother. nothing. Once a young lady who bad a new fad ...

... what are the effects of the system on the morals of the peasantry? It is an easy matter to take up the Registrar's returns, pick out some agricultural district, and show the large percentage of illegitimate births, but that does not prove that there the ...

... Tntkfieo. at Joint education-Gymnastics. 0r A table of ?? dinner table. d, Suites to the ?? trousseaux. cs How to disperse a ?? a pick-pocket. A w A favourite Hibernian ?? top of the morning. ti One thing in which two heads are better than one-A o] barrel. France ...

... exertion to stop the train in tioe to save him, but this was impossible until it passed over him. The poor man was immediately picked up, and the train put back to Hexham Station. Onl ex- amination he was found to have sustained severe in- juries. Dr. Pearson ...

... resp~cts., thils is very gratify- puiblishers, taking advantage of tile igtnorance of thle liraases, impase uon toled tine garbage of literaturei, the sLOVE AND stenoRi RUBBISHi of the wecldy press, anid the false -rand sickening seshtiment and the anriemic ...

... contents. Persona who had seen the eon. tents of thease boxs e3nd baskets described them as a loatbaome mass of putrifying garbage, with the pawn.lr running cut all over the fish, nosing through the packages, and utthrly unfit for human food; and howr the ...

... among old dogs whose teeth ire de- cayed. The objectionablebabi soene dogs have DE de- vouring every sort of filthy garbage they can pick up not unnaturally tends to spoil the breath. But over and above all these causos we must remember that the most important ...

... you have been at the seasirle (,and Ihps5, many of you are there now, having a jilly tunaeb 1! paddling) I know you must have pick t o tre i o; five fiuseics, or whatever the ?? They are such favourities w~ith children who vi4- t anidso Itake it for granted ...

... ftc-rn the now-house, an eighth of a mile roe' the Liv ri-ft and one has grown so ood that as helps hiai-''lf Err-in t'ic garbage-bairel at the back.d-onr and ?? passes tha night ruder an nothnue Cuter? at' rn-ore or 1cm c-red ilcos when told of such facts ...

... in M'Clellan's camp writes up to June 25, inclusive :-Bad water, malariaibreed- ing svamps, poisonous odours from decayed garbage, and every other abomination preyed upon the health of the soldiers, and crowded the sick lists. ct THE BATTLES BEFORE RICHMOND ...