... feeding. You may give Ponto, your retriever, beefsteaks, or wings of chicken from your own plate ; but he will prefer the garbage he picks up on the banks of the river. Ihe dog is as incorrigibly dirty a feeder as the pig. Let M. Pasteur look to it. Not long ...

... the King was pleased to exclaim with his usual dignity and coherence, What, what, what, eh what ! bloke old Garbage • lord old Garbage old Garbage! By all means. Kept • stall at Leadenhall, and poisoned my sailors. Call him that, gall him that—' Lord Leadenhall ...

... good eating exoept when small. The taupa is another species of shark and is a bottom : feeder,anythilig will catch him, even garbage. He is a useless brute both in a sporting and edible souse. When landed be indulge. in a ruing or rather a series of squeaks ...

... that they contain the principle of life, and by others because they are generally laid by the domestic fowl, which lives on garbage. Curiously enough many persons do not object to eat the eggs of the duck. High caste Hindus will not eat turnips because ...

... present the scenes of absolute neglect are heart-rending. Yuu find them, naked and withered, se: nuking fur garbage upon the offal heap, picking up repulsive roots cud buds from the trees ...

... our owns people and blood at home, to render Englishmen contemptible in the eyes of the Natives by reason of that garbage which they pick out of the London and Paris gutters for tho edification of all Hi ndostan. The Marquis of Salisbury very justly remarked ...

... persuade Lord Lytton that be was doing more than countermine Kauffman's intrigues. And now observe the rubbish that Simla was picking up, from the date of Lord Lytton's arrival, in the following specimen of it forwarded from Simla to H. M. Secretary of State ...

... descended, el) as bad as others. The value of life in China may be seen ftem the following passage That wretched beggars sometimes pick up, said carry away for the purpose of food the carcessee ll of dogs that have died from disease, I have personay witnessed ...

... that in local bazars numbers of dogs are permitted to roam about, many of them practically ownerless, picking up a precarious existence from garbage thrown out by the shopkeepers in the bazar. In other case ; e:rtait tea garden employees arc known to ...

... p arents will more readil y trust their boys to the Stmohey. General Wodeliouse joins the party on work of trying to make garbage, slush and all ca re of a man who has the coura g e of his the 17th at Bliagalpur. The tour will last nearly the rest of it ...

... ptocluee her • a to the detichoant, and pioneer equipment had before him. Shortly •Iterivards Mn. Manly was a g ain tb• picks, spades, and sates fur 3a Ulm ',dicer's arrived. Sir Andrew Scohle was tile placed before the Alagistrate, and on being examined ...

... proper layer of earth of at least three feet in thickness be laid on over those parts of the tank already !Wei with street garbage. The veneer of e ,rth laid on at present is utterly useless. S. N. CANTWELL. THE COOLIE I_:ONSPIRACY. 10 THE EDITOR OF THIC ...