... country —animals which, although having owners, are so ill-cared for as to subsist principally uu what they can pick up after in the way of garbage. Now, as that the disease is pro. ...

... the vicinity. But so far only garbage and ashes have been accounted for. There still remains the waste paper and rubbish. These are required to be kept indoor, till called for by special carts, which carry them to the picking yards; only one of which is ...

... Bromley picked up a sixpence —or, according to his own account, a button—in some garbage in the street at Ronsean's door on the day in question. Ronseau said that she had dropped a sixpence there earlier in the day, and it was this.that Bromley picked up. ...

... their gt iity cysts. Man gets trichinosis from the r the foul-feeding pig from mice, rats, or any trichinous flesh he may pick up. Rats, indeed, cipccially suffer, and whole colonies have been found to I , e infected. In Paris, during the siege, rat ...

... South America is not what it eboull be. Certain persons have the contract for ridding the city of Georgetown, Demerara of garbage and manure. A big native negvo —tbe larger and bratsl the better for the contractor—le hired to charge of *book twenty to ...

... given period, say 10 years, how many have occurred at that prison; and where, in each case, if any, the individual got the garbage or other infective poison ; and to what extent have any such cases led to the non-employment of the convicts outside the walls ...

... has the usual prison meals three tittles a day between hie daughter awl the cunt for whom and his present oecitpation is picking oakum. lie was rooming such risks. Would the lay. Thisbe fails in alf his fingers as yet are too alty of the stihject have ...

... Ihe abovementioned gale, in which she was disansted, and finally went entirely to pieces. Only three men were saved who were picked up from some of the of the wreck by Captaim Little, of the ship GlaBg‘av, from Liverpool to Baltimore, in lat. 39. 40. long ...