... sides the room projected low sloping wooden platforms about feet wide, upon which the convicts slept, side side, in closely picked rows, with their heads the walls and their feet extended towards the middle of the cull. They neither pillows nor blankets ...

... kennels. All dogs are more or less scavengers by nature, and it is largely owing to this objectionable habit of picking up filthy garbage tbat the trouble first begins, so that we cannot be too strict upon this point. Symptoms. —As a matter of fact, the ...

... were to come, and for ever boasting, m particular, of how she should be able, on account of my distinguished appearance, to pick me out from among a hundred others at a baby-show. Now, this latter assertion uncle George denied ; and in order to prove himself ...

... was to the point. rt 'S The sanitary conditions of the town were equally important. There were no sewers and t no drains. Garbage was thrown into the streets, and the streets were cleaned by the simple method of letting the heavy rains wash the accumulations ...

... fictitious Cod-Liver Od, the causes of which 1 appeared to be thretfo d ; firstly, the accumulation of fish and fish 1 I garbage ; secondly, the effluvia arising from the extraction of the oil 1 from these substances; and thirdly, the oppressive foetor ...

... you must thread your way carefully among them if you don't mean to fall in. Still horrid stenches of butchers' shops and garbage pits stores after stores; tents and booths, and bark huts, like a fair. There is the creek, or little stream! no longer t ...

... After the abuse had continued y'tys long time without results, a white man said to the party °[S. second part— Why don't you pick him up and mop the s'-ii with his legs?' I could do it, boss. Then why don't > C rjy Waal, 1 vvas considerin'. If we ...

... the council to alter one of the by-laws with reference to the keeping and removal of blood and garbage. The by-laws at present provide that blood and garbage be put into separate tubs or vessels, and conveyed away between the hours of ten at night and ...

... upon his back, elevating his small sharp pickaxe a little above his nose, and picking into the coal seam with might and main ; another is squatting down and using his pick like a common labourer; a third is cutting a small channel in tho seam, and preparing ...

... numbers who have ■heady experienced their influence. Wholesome food for the mind has been provided in the stead of the wretched garbage and offal of Minerva press fiction—the opportunity of intellectual advancement and improvement has been afforded to hundreds ...

... independent means, but of ■niggardly disposition. It is indeed horrible ■poor should be under the necessity of con- awful garbage for food. Etless Plunder of the Dead.—Mary ■ middle-aged Irish woman was brought be■ Wright, and Edward Grace, Esqrs., at ...

... this Mr. Watson moved an | which had been adopted by the Butchers' | blo S o°d Clat * on * exempting from this limitation garbage,: thino *° ps ' rerure » an d other offensive matters and | With + aD ...