... CRUATA OF BREAD they could lay their hands on. and even worse —he pad @ern them near tne butchers' shops turning over the garbage. picking out pieces and bearing them away as something for the support of life. Toe treaties gave them a reservation realizing ...

... DAILY MAIL AND EMPIRE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1895.-TWELVE PAC/.S. Railway Comiany for the removal of street sweepings and garbage by electric ears. The City Solicitor sa y he does not think the LegislatAre will grant the city the necessary amendments to ...

... hanged It I can mak' you out :'I —Household Words. GOLD IN THE GARBAGE. Berlin has gone a step In the right direction in using the garbage of the city in an economic and hygienic way. The garbage of the collection is emptied into a large cylinder of wire ...

... above all that, serene in her (inlet d,gnity, ldring in sort of upper air, as is were, not condescending to stoop to pick up verbal garbage teat Droves a succulent morsel to more commooplace people. The antiquity of scandal is incontestable. David and Solomon ...

... THE CITY'S HEALTH. Timex is no doubt that the erection of the crematory for the destruction of garbage in the eastern part of the city was • step in the right direction. It has now been successfully working fur some months, and has destroyed some hundreds ...

... course of the Markey' and Health Committee, who propose to call for further tenders for the collection and cremation of the garbage and night-soil of the city, is hardly fur to Mr. Mann of Montreal, who tendered in accord - ance with their instructions, ...

... disinclination to stray abroad. They sit about on the door-steps of Their poor homes, and the smaller ones play with the garbage of the street•, while the elder sisters, ranging from ten to twelve in years, but thirty or forty in responsibility and s ...

... Montreal on Monday. IT will cost Montreal $40,000 • year for fire years for cleansing the streets of the city and cremating the garbage. American schooner sunk in the channel of the Sault river on Monday by • collision with the steamer Russia. A Mr. company ...

... vermin, their pinched little tacos bemired by rubbing tears away with hands that had rummagwi the gutters and ash- pica, picking up garbage. This was the condition in which they were insured. Not finding enough to eat, they would go to their nelh bouts for ...

... a number of children were playing in the upper part of the city this afternoon one picked up a can, which is supposed to have contained nitro- glycerine, from a garbage heap, and threw it into the fire. A terrific explosion followed. Benjamin Barns, aged ...

... had reckoned that there was a yearly production of wags and garbage of 36,000 loads. In case it was decided to establish crematories, the by-law compelling citizens to keep their ashes and garbage seograti would have to be enforced. ►'here was no necessity ...

... range prim u the general market. The very feverish mad the Trust group boa sell*, railway Mares to realise Prodta. but Use pick. et leading stocks by hawse any important dachas. The foreign was maim:able Bt. Paul. sad It was that Atebisos won bought ter ...