... soiled. to be sure, yet soiled. Mr. Clyde Fitch. the most promising of American dramatists, has once more descended into the garbage barrel, adapting Emile Augier's Le Mariage d' Olympe for Miss Sadie Martinot. but stripping it of all its Gallic lightness ...

... continue to resort to tears, scratchings, and hysterics when in need of weapons. If force is to be employed in matrimony, let them pick somebody their own size, or stay single. • ' • wERE you ever a stranger in a strange land, keen upon obtaining all the information ...

... support anything of a high order of excellence, that they wanted something light —musical comedy and other semi-dramatic garbage of a like nature. That there was nothing in the excuse was demonstrated whenever the theater-goers had an opportunity of ...

... inside, and gives the papers and boxes a kick around the corner. The place is as picturesque in this respect as a metropolitan garbage dump. On lots which boast four posts and sills. with a card. This lot and foundation for sale, will spring in three nr four ...

... their mother's milk. At five and six years of age they run wild upon the streets, eat decayed fruit from garbage-boxes, smoke stubs of cigars picked from the gutters their knowledge of arithmetic is gained by counting the spots upon dice as they gamble ...

... hostility of honest citizens. lie was of those who, for one tense or another, have fallen out of the march of civilization ; the garbage pail fur larder, the rubbish heap for wardrobe, a shed for bed chamber—these were all that were left to him of human aspiration ...

... dragoman. whose house adjoins the pool, that nearly all the people living next this stagnant or semistagnant water throw their garbage into it. Of course it was not I lezekiah's design to create a cesspool four or five hundred feet square. but such it has become ...

... suspect that the children are being exploited. Aid you are surprised to see me pick bread up out of the mud ! Allen I'm used to it. I've picked many a crust out of the garbage heaps, and when they were too dry, I let them soak all night in my wash-bowl ...

... the possible calls of next decade. Not a money grubbing lot, but a busy lot, with our hands full of useful work, no time to pick quarrels with our neighbors or hatch plots and schemes and go about with :t chip on our shoulder. Our women are generally so ...

... armadas of the nations, but shucks ! no matter how magnificent a giant is, he would resent being bombarded with cigar stubs and garbage. It takes all the poetry out of the situation. _4O-- The Mikado's New Prime Minister. AGRACIOUS manner, a spotless reputation ...

... than his. The food that I eat is of the best quality and in perfect condition, while he eats adulterated rubbish and stale garbage. His house is ill warmed and insanitary, and mine is perfect in these respects. The poor man dies, and in nine cases out of ...