... mend shoes both for himself and their family, or beat and knock hemp or flax, pick and stamp apples or crabs for cider or vinegar, or else grind malt on the querns, pick candle rushes, or do tome husbandly office, till it fully eight o'doek. Then shall ...

... dispute its claims. Each swept the street in front of bis own house twice & week ; and the bellmsn came around daily for garbage. The streets were lighted by whale oil, coal was slmost unknowr, hickery wood being used chielly for fuel. The milk‘men traversed ...

... to go boms for. For soob ba pUadad for tba eartaiaty of ooa * M masl to praraot tbair sloachiog about tba streets to pick op garbage of tba gutters. Da. HscNAMsas's sxpenaoca is tba axparianoa of other taaahers. If we ray that tbaee starrelinga mast saved ...

... SiUo.loo tbuiuisu.l Earl* »dlo*-k HreiU.** «*i. |«r tt»*HiHan I.—Apoly J. E Albert.*!*. Dam-I.«uc. Ritton.Wan uigtuu. ipW.* GARBAGE PLANTS. -On Sal#, 60JQ00 J C-l.bage Plant*. Evpiesa.—Ap|*lv Hunt, Olazcbrook. fP*®* DALHOCBIE and King from Scotch aeed.-T ...

... width or marked olenoli- dps*. for the lattor, It is difficult find iU existence. Abomination* and paddle* of filth 1 and garbage ere met with on all *i 'ee. Town oommuror-era are here unknown, and so tbs scavengers' carl has no existence. The home* less ...

... Cidc* for the infliction of fine upon •' whoever singly feeds has in hi* poroetH'-u «ith intent to feed any milch cow any garbage, roftt-e, or offal collect«>t by any city town. Tbeie Is, however, tpecial sanitary wspectlOß milk and it* aanroe* in any ...

... of narrow paddock and of the canal between the vicarage honec, and the noisanee and the smell from all kinds of fllth and garbage wee sioktnlcg. A more dangerous 'os for immense garbiga heaps could hardly than tba present rite Danbam Town, there was only ...

... Ciloucastar, Ox on, Wilts, and thereabout*. On certain farms labourers are allowed to pick tbaaa (or alight couaidaration, and there are (anaarawbo will allow them to picked (res of! coat, because th« growth of tba turnip ia thereby : improved. And tops are ...

... - ••Orcainly, John Jonra; what ; you don't >w own houw, rh. *-r This pretty «t things! *• Oh. -:ate of just r..mr .wo and pick out Jioa*. Whir the Black Watch ly.og n Kdiahurgh tU in l?i«, happened one that man nvmed D'-oaU , > ho“. n-vlive itHkj-. waa ...

... and the '■oat was immediately swamped. The crews of several floats wit- the accident, and the men put off and succeeded in picking up safety all the women, whose clothes buoyed them up. Fairclough, however, peri sued, before assistance could reach him. ...

... F twice), thr fbrud hil end never get C..bye ay toe, but *ow/ 13..4 et it fr.. elat.el every rethll Malec. 11Nt ea. garbage • none is the right dlrsere. • la* ti=brtzLe7.o:. Lpl,:dlirtega,lllll..,lLerrttl Railway Coetheny lowered ,belt 7.496 Ir. ...