... movements of the blind daughter, were half a dozen barrels partly filled with hardened bread crusts, said to have been picked from garbage cans at back gates and handed over the fefices by neighbours. Appearances of extreme poverty were found everywhere. ...

... appearance, has enabled thousands to retain their employment. Large inexpensive Bottles everywhere, or post free 1/6 (privately picke!) from 5. PEPPER & CO., Ltd., Bedford Laboratory, Londen. S.E The Cheapest High- achine on the Market ay M q £6 All our Payments ...

... solicited charity the street. She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt heaps Last week she fell down from weakness, while passing the door of the concierge, from want of food ...

... result is, not inf: ueutly, paralysis. And no one who has seen a paralysed dog roaming the streets, unable te eat even the garbage ot the gutter because his paralysis jerks im away, will ever wish to soe him in harness in England. In my young time, writes ...

... tenderly. Then she turned off the light above the couch, leaving only a small light by her chair. She tiptoed to the chair, picked up a book, but did not read. !ler eyes. tender and affectionate, rested on Dr. Cardin. An hour later, Martha was still in ...

... waif! for no fault his. even- man's hand is him. How con he procure even little food ? If in town, by picking scraps where may find them, filthy garbage, which fills him with horrible disease ; if the country, possibly by poaching, when be is shot caught ...

... costs: 90. Id., for being drunk and which they disagree have to be sent in to the that he had plenty of time to remove the garbage riotous at Weobley, on June 4th.-Elizabeth Board of Trade not later than the let Ampule. before the expiration of the notice ...

... passing himself off as an unmarried man. Adrian lied to me, and threw me overboard, she said to herself, and Levallion picked me up out of the sea. That's all I dare remember now out of the whole jumble. But Fil find out about the ring, anyhow. Even ...

... to breed ox with cart load of garbage. Who but Sir Charles Knightly has ever shown in Smithfield, the great Christmas market , number of shorthorns, firm flashed, first rate quality beasts, cither bred by himself or picked from three or four counties ...

... While in the pit they were fed with any kind of animal food, rats, guinea pigs, magpies, jays, rabbits’paunches, and other garbage, all of which they readily devoured. Once in the dell they began to make their home comfortable currying in a large stock ...

... absolutely pure, goes further and recital on December 20th, sweet for, mont Your grocer sells it. School Children and Hop-Picking.—At their Insist upon having ATORA, refuse substituted meetings recently held at Hereford, the Hop- growers Association complained ...

... small portion of food left on a plate, a saucepan or a kinky shelf will attract flies, the filthiest of insects, who fly from garbage heurs to boil prep.ar- , l for human ysmsamption and carry with then: disease germs of all kinds. Cern]: of decomposition ...