... eeea about street, their pinched little faces bemired by rubbing tears away with lands that had rummaged gutters and picking garbage. This was tho condition which they were insured. Not finding enough to eat, they would to their neighbours for food. ...

... Similarly as respects his food. Garbage in not the food that the pig selects by preference! In fact a pig which has been fed for any time upon sweet food will turn away from sour and disgusting food. If left to pick his living where can find it, he will ...

... was. -.lie said, general Mrs. Redpalh quoted ih> im* h. pattern of education and though there own son. who had done fruit picking, were private schools they were few fish-canning and cooking tor a in number and little u'*hl. even by geological expedi inn ...

... were posted outside the municipal spot. Us, option picked pone Uait«d Kingdom Charles M'Hugh, was the buildings. ara n ba»». 10 Cork, steamar, 3,800 tone. Sept., local Court yesterday month’s garbage was collected and the public imprisonment for drunk ...

... pests : are in constant contact with putrefying matter, and the proboscis, wings, and legs are laden with dirt and picked from the garbage in which they forage. Not only they convey the germs of putrefaction, but also the specific microbes that produce ...

... aro hung np and beaten twice day and put fa irot'S. Starving from hanger and thin aa roasted storks, they pick Osh bones melon seeds from the garbage heaps to eat. If those who have paid bribes are strung aad their cries reach tho ears of the otDccre, and ...

... proclivity far persists that an Act of Parliament was required ensure the burial of dead animal earcaaaes against prowl and garbage-hunting the doguw tiers' pets. It is because in the same year iu which the dog tax was imposed larliament was obliged make ...

... devastation clused by the Idea when he saw a salvage the disastrous fire last vear collector pick up a pair of old which gutted the east wing of shoes out of a garbage bln and the Inner courtyard The noise ke them away to be burnt. makes It impossible for ...

... support themselves by eating green weeds, the refuse of sugar cane, and any garbage on which they could lay their Hands. On© of the Commissioners told me that he saw a boy picking like a sparrow the grains from among the dung of animals. Many escaped actual ...

... door, found him upstairs chained the leg to staple in the wall. He was in tbe habit wandering about picking up herring bones from the gutters, garbage, and other refuse from ash pits, and devouring them greedily. The body presented one of the most harrowing ...

... suppose that because pigs have voracious appetites and are not squeamish as to their diet they may with safety he fed on garbage of the most disgusting nature. Pork thus fattened can hardly whole, some food, and diseased meat should therefore be excluded ...

... @, BAYS: from the butchers’ stalls in Southern Euro s to be that the long-legged ewine which hunt th for and rove about to pick up a ing that of offal, are often unfit for heman food ; aod 1 essed & sing to were so to extent in the land of Israel is | ...