... countless farm flocks fail. Such eggs are produced by fowls which are simply scavengers, roaming about the farm premises, picking up garbage and drinking polluted water. Because an egg is freshly laid by an apparently healthy hen, it must not be presumed that ...

... and berries from trees; and that every night hundreds of poor wretches skulk about the 'fleets of Caroor, picking up what wretelied garbage they cau collect; that this ctiolies are so weak that, when they first come to this Public Works Department for ...

... disposed of. One night, shall never forgot it, I had been to opera of San Cs-los, and was picking my way to my lodging through the intolerable fi'ih and garbage of the streets Lisbon, defending [ myself bom the dugs and rats by which they were then infested ...

... snow-waves. found that the I and coy Otes, %thick former'% i.'l. - -0 herds of buffalo or camps of across the prairies, picking animals and getting the camps, had b eco me moderieseO hangers-on of the railW:l Every through Continental WO , tied one or ...

... cuter 111* town street distant from ray own bouse and pick my way amid foul gutters where fever always sits brooding, and orer alipjiery stones, rendered dirty and dangerous all aorta of garbage thrown into the street. lam lightly shod, and not niske ...

... combination id both, it almost the only description of writer that can bo found to engage in support of it. N-y sodilTijull it to pick and retain even such advocates, that S iino the tttelched animals will obliged, vsilh 1 tile assistiince upon occasion, to ...

... ea' everything that comes in its way, ceases 'o fit for human consumption. allowed to run about the streets, and pick all kinds of garbage, includb g ll.e dioppingsfiombutcbers’shamblesjtbepigbcc mescanion poisonous in its flesh, and no longer fit f-r ...

... alleged ihe same story, and plea led that he had done a most natural thing—the very thing his Worship would have done—io picking up the shawl when he found it. There being evidence to convict the prisoner, was then discharged. Mr. Callao said lie would ...

... idiom is invariably accepted in only one sense of calumniating import is ample proof that have unwholesome preference for the garbage of goesippiug i and that the errors, supposed or positive, of our fellow-creatures, unceasingly the most agreeable and exciting ...

... wretched puppy heels had succeeded iu announcing the presence of stranger. They were upon in amoiufiil from every heap of garbage and every hole and corner, was beginning seriously alarmed, standing perfectly still, with least one hundred infuriate*! dogs ...

... He found that the wolves and coyotes, which formerly followed herds of buffalo or camps of travellers across the prairies, picking off stray and getting the refuse from the camps. had become modernised into hangers-on of the railway companies. Every through ...

... per lb, Garden Line, per lb, Combs, (line and coarse) per dozen, Coal lk*xcs, each, Shrouding, per yard, Lime, per barrel (picked) Spades and Shovels, with ban lies, each, Scrubs, j*er dozen, Scouring Sand, per gallon, Tin Quarts and Pints, marked U.W ...