... y down again, and begins with resolute good will and manly patience to new lay his ground floor, and clear his drains of garbage. The next best thing to beginning at the beginning is undoubtedly to ,and at the beginning. Heaven knows, the national arch( ...

... evil which they profess to dread. Numbers are more largely represented than wealth; and yet, if any three counties were to be picked out with the representation of which they are satisfied, these would probably be the very counties. A third class is that ...

... tripe-boilers', glue- ends thousand other horrible abominations send forth their . skiers,. their infected smoke, their garbage and their fi th hourly into Cm air of the metropolis. How can its atmosphere be pure, and fit for use 1 We love to defer the ...

... because the world would not hold Wore than a certain number of decently behaved people, and the rest must be treated as garbage and offal, and cast upon its dust. heaps! The fools little knew the typhus and cholera that must poison their own atmosphere ...

... , and we feel it an especial duty to call attention to Its explanations. In repelling the assertion that the French were picking up the refuse of our camp, it does full justioe to the good fellowship of our army, by asserting the oonstant offers made ...

... If you deities to learn what manner of man a statesman or a patriot is, do you count the times he blows his noise, how he picks his teeth, how many shirts he wears per week, and how often he clears his milk-score? ' Adam was unconscious of immodesty until ...

... only animal that rejoices on the melancholy occasion is the fox, who hopes that the dog will leave him some live bones to pick. Arrived at the promised hind the emigrant pros, era, for the concluding couplet informs us that His goldm crops ha gold, ...

... only animal that rejoices on the melancholy occasion is the fox, who hopes that the dog will leave him some live bones to pick. Arrived at the promised land the emigrant prosi,ers, for the concluding couplet informs us that His golden he sold, st the ...

... only animal that rejoices on the melancho'y oocaaion is the fox. who hopes that the dog will leave him Cow) live bones to pick. Arrived at the promiind land the emigrant pro ore, for the concluding couplet informs us that Ilia mops he old. at the oext ...

... naked, upon his back, elevating his small sharp &kens a little above his nom, and picking into the ocoal-seava with might and roam; another is squatting *lowa and tieing his pick like a common bitter; a third is nutting • small channel in the GLIM, prep .ring ...

... peouluar we ever witageoL In a email eornerace nom tall of coal-dust, foal and noisome with hid air sad missellansue refute and garbage, glimmer three or bar stack in May which adheres to wall sad rood; or my ho My a some of Davy lamps, of which may be me styled ...

... asked, lying upon his back, elevating emell shim pickaxe a little above his nose, and picking into the atabesais with might and male; another is squatting sling his pick like a common labourer; a third is a small c h a nnel in the scam, and preparing to ...