... gentlemen who are either openly or secretly employed in picking up and selling. scraps of personal 3oandal. The protest is a fair one, bht the New Journalis which 3 creates the demand for this garbage is scarcely likely 1 to purify itself to please its ...

... light for his pipe. He gave him a light, and they talked together for some time, when Steward lifted one of the workmen's picks from among a number, and, in a half-jesting mood, said John, will that kill a man? Walsh answered Yes, and it would kill ...

... under them. That the sifters are so wretchedly poor in some yards tbat,,as has been alleged, they are gled to eat the garbage they pick out of 'their sieves, is hardly to be believed ; and the report probably had its origin in the faot that large quantities ...

... dbinterseda pig ,to make into ausage meat; he had 4lloben in' -tho abit of.n6pplying the London, 1 sansege-tokea with sitilar garbage. He, was fonud I gqD tyt.and-sutenced to foar .nmntbs hard lahour. - , Ak4sftat tcolliery-explosion -occured at Ringley, ...

... witnessed. In a small corner-like recess, full of floating ooaldust, foul and noisome with bad air and miscellaneous refuse and garbage, glimmer three or four candles, stuck in clay which adheres to wall and roof; or there may be only a couple of Davey lanpa ...

... foul domestic. THE LAST ABOUT BARNuI .-The wags will never let Barnum alone. The last story in regerd to him is that he had picked tip in his travels a small pot of tar supposed to have been left where the Israelites pilchced their tents. * of my existence ...

... Flay him, attd he is goed fot' tothittg better thsn the imperial etigle that, living, lives a life of prey, and dying, is garbage, even as the leonilte offal. Hotsdiffereit the pig! Inuhis lifelhe is quiet-ve mean of course wttet civiltseed, reclaimed ...

... the persons who were faund guilty as co-respondents. But I suppose the news- papers which flourish upon the sale of this garbage are too strong to allow us, at least with such a Government as the present, to think of turning the key in the doors of Justice ...

... a large birch e tree, a hazel tree with nuts on it, and (extraordinary as it e may appear) a largo basinful of nuts were picked up. All e these articles were in excellent preservation, although they 11 must have been there thousands of years. 5 The ...

... the sl3imny the I things that crawl. Matters tire returning to the Middle Ti Ages, When streets were never swept, and the garbage was read shtnotenearest open space aind farmed out to fatten to ti hogs;. when the inhabitants were terrible jack-boots to ...

... nothing, and endures nothing; whioh thinks evil of every one, and rejoioso in every man's inisnuities, because they are the. garbage en which it is fed-but with a generous and lawful pride, as one of the representatives of that national greatness which is ...

... persons set upon them and used them most shamefully, tearing their clothes off their backs, pelting them with stones and garbage, and kicking and striking them, 'Mrs. Glover, in an almost frantic state, escaped into a house, and shortly afterwards her ...