... charge of the stray dogs in our streets ? Hydrophobia originates with these poor half-starved animals, that may be seen picking up garbage in the streets ; and if we are to root out this fearful disease we must begin at the beginning, and prevent these lost ...

... compared with seaports, tnch m Liverpool, Hall, and Bristol, where, it may supposed, all kinds of fruit and vegetable garbage te picked up—m I have seen—by the children the poorer classes. This is problem which should be soluble. S IT AH. 20th August. ...

... by anything on its way, such as a man carrying stick, or flock of plovers which it wentod to disturb, or garbage heap which might yield good picking.” The rook—and colloquially rooks are “crows —ie not particularly direct flier. rarely keeps straight—much ...

... clean, i.ots of they say, ent garbage the and drink from stagnant pool? ' l yet are none the worse for it. can it matter then If their doirysti utensils are clean or not ? It is perfectly true that some ...

... liable to pick up a flea at an odd time but the relative Immunity of dogs from insect pests or their susceptibility them depends largely the owner's methods management. The animal that Is alio well to wander freely on its own. nosing in garbage cans and ...

... remain therein. He was fined 54. slid costa,—Josars Sastraaa, butcher, charged with not removing a quantity of blood and garbage from his slaughter house, was fined 51. and costs. He was further charged with not washing his nlaughter. house Reaording ...

... poet lives or writes otherwise than an orthodox way the orthodox with their unequalled facility and love for nosing among garbags pick out the smelliest bits and hold them up to the public, crying; This Is your Byron, Shelley, Lawrence I Look at the dirty ...

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

... years. His end was peace.' Of course, adds Mr. Robey. was glad to hear that his end was peace, but is that quite the sort of pick-meup one wants with the morning meal ? Poaching.” At yesterday's meeting of the Notts, and Derbyshire Cinematograph Exhibitors' ...

... thatSUver Street, which of old had the reputatlon being the richest street In the world, odorous of mingled Incense and garbage, picked way through the chattering wlegated °j natives, garlanded hulls, wandering donkeys and thieving goats unttlhe came to ...

... Assooiaiaan.. , Leaders Deported. •; . Thijrsdft^' Natioaialjet l6a ...

... under any scheme of sanitary improvement, however half hearted it may be. We enter narrow court, picking oar way with caution over the nameless filth and garbage and the decaying vegetable matter that, flung originally ia heaps outside the doors, bee been ...