... allusion to these matters, and said it was like raking the refuse dust heaps. [A Voice: “Garbage.”] ■Yes, it was garbage, but for sdtmtiflo purposes even garbage might worth rifting. [Cheers and lausrhter. 1 was not goin gto call attention to speeches ...

... director of a “Garbage Reduction Company.” Tln the interval he had found ‘tim» to go to Philadelphia and study the sewage ~system in vogue there, as well as at Barren: Island, the sewage depot of New York. When last I heard of him, garbage was “booming ...

... fiercely against tbs tone of tbs articles. One of his observation* wm that did not know anrtbtog of rrato except what bad picked to ease; hoped Mverehonld. As to the of the defendanta, eabmltted that in point of law. by the dedaioa of Lord Mansfield, ...

... bad. Those who are prurient and wunclean in their literary tastes, as in their moral conduct, will always find the literary garbage which delights their perverted appetite. Moreover, 1o censor a book nowadays is to give an extra fillip to its sale and to ...

... with the bad, and tim speaker who ato get owt of. Mr. Balfour bed declared that to ont, often lay undue it was not moral to pick out any particular cmphaaii on the woraa aide. remedy trad# clam and tax it. Mr. McKenna admitted evil, it necessary to denounce ...

... although the ‘‘home supply >• of the former is necessarily limited, what is lacking can made stable and cow-thcd manure and garbage from the slaughterhouses of London which can obtained at about Ss. a ton, to which, of coarse, has to bo added tho cost of ...