... Many of these shoes are from ash barrels and garbage boxes, having been discarded as past the worth of mending. About the let of May there is a harvest of old shoes, thrown out by tidy housekeepers and picked up by the ragpickers, who send them to the second ...

... fell the rain, Ind the filthy streams running In the open gutters were swollen, sweeping down all kinds of vi'e•smelling garbage to the Liffey, and filling the air with noxious odors. Few pedestrian, were in the streets beyond the occuional swaggering ...

... time. TIIE lords cannot be mended. They must be ended. They are like old and rusty kettles, tit only to be thrown into the garbage box. Mit. Joni: F. FINERTY, assisted by Mr. AL J. Murphy, lectured on The Story and Songs of Ireland, in Buffalo, N.Y., ...