" I left him kneeling there on the bridge, the bit of carpet under his knees, his two little cans at his side.

Shift as sharp as ye can.

CONDENSED MILK.Condensed milk is made by evaporating milk in a vacuum to one fifth its original volume; it is then canned like any other food by sealing at boiling temperature in air-tight cans.

Tin cans were strewn around, along with a number of fish and animal bones.

The section appears in none of the forms reproduced by Dr. Hilgenfeld (N.T. extra Can.

Other campers' comforts, too, had been secured, so that they even carried a certain amount of condensed food in the shape of milk powder; evaporated eggs that could be used to make excellent omelets in case of necessity; and even soup in double cans, with a layer of unslacked lime between, which, by the addition of a little water to the lime could be heated up beautifully without the aid of a fire.

I started business in a shanty, and I've expanded it into half a mile of factories; I began with ten men working for me, and I'll quit with 10,000; I found the American hog in a mud-puddle, without a beauty spot on him except the curl in his tail, and I'm leaving him nicely packed in fancy cans and cases, with gold medals hung all over him.

Only Cradock succeeded, and "he wan the golden can.

The man's back was toward the lighted tin can.

" The next time you get your bird, a great big, magnificent Can.

I have been trying to do more than any mortal can, and now must stop to take breath and write to you.

I don't believe they had more than a few cans of it so far advanced.

We had seen the piles of neat cans, labelled "roast beef," stacked up on the dock at Port Tampa, and we were impatient for the first mess-call that made us acquainted with the contents of those cans.

The women were doing everythingworking in the fields, tending the cattle, driving the market-carts and the milk-carts with their polished brass cans.

Two men with quart cans threw water from the stream on the edge of the blaze.

Some of the yards are thick with rusting cans, old tires and miscelaneous rubbish.

Put in medium sized can of tomatoes an hour or so before using and have ready two cups of cooked spaghetti or macaroni and put this into the meat until thoroughly heated.

Heat again to boiling, add one cupful of hot sugar to each quart of juice, and seal in sterilized cans or bottles.

From table to table young girls passed jangling tiny tin milk-cans.

Still, two bedrooms, recently occupied, were a wreck of broken glass and splintered plaster, while the gravel outside was littered with lead sheeting and twisted chimney-cans.

On the succeeding day we were each given an unopened can of the meat, which was supposed to last us for twenty-four hours.

Her right hand is in her pocket, or in the bosom of her half-unbuttoned dress; in the other hand she holds one of the high, narrow tin cans in which milk is carried in Paris, but which now, in the hands of this woman, contains the dreadful petroleum liquid.

Everyone felt it to be suspicious that Kaviak was unwilling even to try to open the all too attractive can.

Chorus: So early in the morning, &c. We hastily comfort the inner man With the warm contents of the billy can; The beef and damper are passed about Before we tackle the cutting out.

Ondrejko carried the crock with a narrow neck, completely covered with braided straw, and the covered can of milk.