... Clark, or Baal, Bartow. I have never claimed for the Boere human perfection, said there were no blackgtuds amongst them But to pick oat here and there isolated acts of crnelt* nro-ecutlon, and to present those aa picture of the Boers, is about parity with ...

... some time, but one day, while engaged in his regular duties, he happened, unwittingly, to Ut it fall from his pocket. It was picked some person who conveyed it to Mr. Ouselcy, the editor of the Herald, and that gentleman founded upon it his article in the ...

... It resembled Welsh rarebit. Mr. Jobson worked patiently for two hours; then he picked the ice-cream freeeer, carried into the yard, and dumped Ha contents into the garbage-can. “Mrs. Jobson,” remarked, entered the sitting-room, “don’t again try persuade ...

... thousand miles. That the good work the Army done is not unappreciated is shown by fact that daring coal-picking week they naked for volunteers pick coal for them, with the result that woman from Mill brought them a bag of coal from Atherton, and 1 three ...

... in squalor and wretchedness the cottage we ban seen the previous day, determined explore them. Picking our way across the numerous cesspools and heaps garbage that lay scattered about, entered one of these poverty stricken dens, preceded the master the ...

... THE OHHONICLHJ, PKIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1891 their oatul rashes and carried hostilities into the home 25. Houghton picked up, but had his kick charged down by B. Fildee, and France gathering the ball up had little difficulty in completing the try. Sinclair ...

... soda and water. refuse matter ought to allowed to lie scattered about, nor yet be left to putrefy in the dust-bin, for such garbage favours the germination of the seeds of disease. With regard to the prophylactics of cholera, the following are given on high ...

... •scribe it to the lower! sweeter to pat the 'moat generous construction human actions. Looking for better than grabbing for garbagS-Whotlmr we are dealing with religious morements, or with poJitiesl aerelopnicnts, ■with natienal character, with indir.duai ...

... costs. Pocket Picking by Young Girl. —A young girl of 14, named Mary Pickup, of Kochdale, but who figured on the charge sheet as Mary Lorreyson, her mother's maiden name, was placed before the magistrates charged with attempting to pick the pocket of ...

... dropping one, and putting the oilier his hat which he took up and placed under ilm chair instead of upon it. Tlien lie had to pick up himv glove and pul it in his pocket, evidently feeling utu-asy directly after because he had not put it in his hat, but ...

... mission to Egypt, has been appointed Civil Judge at Rai Bareli. Tiie ordinance prohibiting file rummaging of ashbarrels and garbage-boxes by practice which has assumed wide dimensions Philadelphia, much to the annoyance of many housekeepers, is to be more ...