... the other boat and after about three hours we were picked up the Plymouth schooner Florence We remained her till midday Monday when we were transferred to the steamer Knight -Commander One the picked up by the had both his legs broken He removed on stretcher ...

... not noticed by the inhabitants, but exceedingly distressing to unaccustomed nostrils. It was a mingled stench of decaying garbage, putrid bones, defective drains, and unwashed humanity. After an unusually hot day the air was charged with this peculiar ...

... tlii-e habit. Naur, of course, in the first place, it is quite iuipaasiible to expect any dog to keep from, eating all he can pick up if he is allowed to run lease all day loosr. Few valuable doss, however, receive such ?? treatment as this, tlie majority ...

... sword * swish, swish, goes hw arm, I and the heads of the poor wretches fall to tha i ground. These with the bodies a^ picked np and carried away, but there is no attempt at any dean- i ing up of the blood. I .saw six men lose their j heads, and be/ore ...

... and if the persons implicated are very high up in the social scale so much the better, for your journalistic pur- veyor of garbage is delighted to his heart's core when be can bespatter with his foul ink a lord or a lady. In this instance it was not a lord ...

... that one of the great advan- tages of muzale wearing is that it prevents a dog pick- ing up garbage in the streets. KENNEL HINTS. In writing of the habit most dogs have of pick, ing up • food in the street, one of the greatest authorities on dogs has declared ...

... invariably insist upon regarding the fish as ttheir property, kindly giving their customer a dozen Jlor his own use ! H I were to pick out a fortnight in the whole year ?? visiting Tenby, it would be the last week in August and the first week in September, when ...

... thi-. it is difficult to say. Of course, tho habit is a bad one, which should be checked as much as possible, 'as filth and garbage causes those dreadful pests, worms; yet it should not be looked upon as a sign of disease, and it is a habit which may b«* ...

... a barbirous treatment if meted out to a civilised being; but this is the food for a A native out here lives on any garbage he can pick op IT ve often sen them on the meat of sheep which hive the veldt for a week. A native too. pleased if he is teed a ...

... Flies assiduously make trips between the garbage the gutter ana the food exposed upon toe stall. disgusts one think that food for the table passes through this filthy market Pigs turned into the streets to pick living by feeding upon offal. These loathsome ...

... 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 ...

... individual souls England peril social impurity and the must educate men’s consciences movement prints might suppressed garbage pick their from the devil’s beds deservi short shrift” (Applause) In to shooting a Kaffir Bulawayo recently by infuriated father ...