... bave recovered, have been hurried back reiniorcements in a war that isover, accord- i jt e to the hireling Gutter and Garbage Press, I itiftuerced by the Gentile and Jewvish money. erse Alultitudes have been murdered, or j'ed for life owing to the ...

... of the Khaki Guticrnsa Garbage Press. * * # a *- The Jewish Daily Telegraph writes:_ Mr. Kruger has sailed for Furope rii DDr-e;-Sa1oab, 7stI, and Jibutil, and it is a little atlusing to note hl al f` P, that there has been to pick out coaling placcs for ...

... lle2 meat be made of a mistake too often maps place when the forwade ate taking the hell st feet, that in, the tendency to pick op the bail inYttad of continmeg dribbl e . This maw. ably ended in the plays tatl‘ag .o catch the ball and knocking ou, r ...

... s t 17l it cztxuibz-s a spot; the windows Si s: 1. tI nn; andt everv led'er, evervc - 'c r.-.e ena is a resting-place for garbage. - ulow it i -erpd, toi- towards Holwell-| sz'. you' find theat a public con-venience nearly'] tole ron ded wavl of the - ...

... same.. Adoptd the 01~ ~ ~ ?? tieI EE.PAVING BTREETrS. r The Streets Committee resolved that the road in Victoria-street he picked over and newly macadnised in 'the proper seasonp The Surveyor rvporterl to the corn- 1l nmittee that to put Chapel-.st e'-t ...

... effect may be bettor imagined than described. I only wvish the I municipal authorities really understood i e tile boarn this garbage does. Such filth 1 e i j; not allowed to be sold publiclv in Timb- I don yet in Pais thle powers that be scene o to think ...