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... the district a miserable looking object for some years, getting a scanty and precarious subsistence by begging, and picking up any garbage which came in his way. His lodgings at night being some outhouse when available, at other times the lee aide of a ...

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... alcohol, half an ounce; remphor, tea.; ammonia, half an ounce; and colour with for. of finely-powdered charcoal. Haman BAWD.—Pick a bead of endive to pieces andtwash in cold water, drain and place.on a dish with the bleached leaves in the centre, the dark ...

... Exhibition being open on Sundays. FACTS ABOCT EILL—The river eel is a most dainty creature in its appetite. So far from eating garbage, as is generally supposed, it will rani* a bait which is not fresh in toe slightest degree tainted ; and, as to it, favourite ...

... obtained In the dissectingnoun,. The greeter the number of dogs kept by the poor, or by those rim do not feed properly, the more garbage sad filth are eaten by thorn, especially when trade hod, and number. of Menage throw., of employ nicat, hence Um grater the ...