... with its 250,000 inhabitants, sunk the lowest depth filth and poverty, with shanties for homes, mudihole-s far streets, and garbage d-irm.ps for breathing anaoes was gained in talks with workers, doctors, pdliceanen. saloon keepers, working men. and packers’ ...

... mattresses—the awful stuffing, the dust, the disease, the filth, fur they are often filled with the vilest of rags that have been picked out of the ashpits in cities, rags that beggars and tramps have worn, not even properly cleaned and disinfected, but teased ...

... declared that King’s County was never iu worse state of disruption. This was Iho widest distribution the day that the garbage picked op. Now lot u« see what the result. Writing morning papers High Sheriff says: Sir directed his Honour Curran that the ...

... the Ulster farmers bothered about sashes and flags, Protestant” dramming and fifing, and revelling in rancid No Popery” garbage of the platform, are content to retnrn to Parliament men who, onoe their purpose is achieved, give less attention to the flooding ...

... newspapers exis od England they were mere gotter rags, and of limited circulation among persons who had pradiloction for garbage. (Cheers.) If they raske the impossible assumption a great and powerful organ of public opinion in this oonatry oonld bs guilty ...

... horror; but they are* guilty a robbery fair more grave in its consequences than the plunder of few valuables whioh might be picked among the ruins. Nor should flatter ourselves with the conviction that these dangers not threaten us. They may seem to be ...