... Aberystwyth and Tregaron. to calve early in the New Year. food, but they want to produce the past. it was a useful bird to pick u p garbage from the streets and open s -ew-1 Strong Store PIG'. ' Thursday, Oct. - -Gorslas, Lien food they are best fitted to pro- ...

... out, certain Sunday newspapers there and elsewhere which are nothing but accumulations of the moral and social filth and garbage of the week. There is far too much littleness in newspapers and they often use their power to create panics and ill-feeling ...

... rush into towns when work fails in the country. In towns there is a possibility of picking up odd jobs, and there is shelter of a kind, and opportunities of securing garbage—in short, the process of starvation in towns is prolonged and altogether less direct ...

... Watertom se heed ut bens to the of Most that it ean lbs sa lhed, kills all that tha a t it ean master, sad greedily on any garbage. 1 But it is as is egg-Meier we here esedder it. In this respect it is astagraledl. Oa ground it ranges like • he sever hunts ...

... suniniary of 'the life of the people—good and bad, sad mid joyous, wicked sod sinuous. The untrue newspaper gradually picks out garbage, and devotes the bulk of its spur to lower forms of scandal and crime and speculation and brutality. There is • public ...

... mines now reckoned duffers may turn out to be veritable golden holes ; but I fear the odds aro too groat against any one picking out the prize where there are bound to be so many blanks. If any of the readers of the Observer are disposed to gamble ...

... towns it is indirect and proionged, far in towns there is always sort of shelter for the homeless], and seen sort of garbage to be picked up by the starving, to my nothing of occasional work and a larger comititeency in which to beg. Many onuses have tended ...

... Aberayron has been reported in greatdetail by the South Wales daily papers. The proprietors find that the reproduction of moral garbage, scraped from the gutters of the courts, pays, and therefore they reproduce it in their news columns, and preach high morality ...

... river-side mind, for in many places they were compelled to walk nearly ankle deep in mire and slush, or cross holes filled with garbage, musty hay, or rotting straw. Ilere dogs fought for decaying flesh, and snapped at the legs of passers-by. At last the companions ...

... pipes.-The Inspector said that the drain had been open for over twenty years, and it was a matter to Ire nmaidered whether garbage, dead cats, We., sent down the stemtn, would not stop the gniting He therefore suggested that the subject should be deferred ...