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DISADV ANTAGES(j'F THE SHRPBERD SYSTEM. 119classes oflife!àûê(byno means fond of entering on, that the proprietormâlt:esashilHng of ourmoney a head annually of his Rock.In theCastiIles and Arragon but one house is seen in the coùrse of a day's tra:.veUing.In Estremadura the case is said to be very little improved.Such is the IÔsinggame this nation continues for o.thers, thankle~s,thri,re by.For amelioration severai things arenecessary;a knowledgeof the evil, and a discovery, andpos&ession of a rernedy; and aIl arehere equ~l1y remote.Hence, unless the hand of Providence interfere,national amendment in its political concerns must he left aIl to timeand the chapter of accidents.InternaI consumption, however, it isevident froUl the modes ofthe people, canhave very little effect on thewool.tr.àde. Thatof the upper classes is very triRing. The beau himselfis more distingllishedby the splendour arid massiveness of hisbuckles, the Iength of the quarters of his shoes, thanby the varietyandstrength of his wardrobe.Except the winter cloak, too, this wardrobeis composed of other matel'ials than those whièh the Rocks supply.the way, it is cnrions toobserve the penchant of the men of aIl agesbere for the most gay and Rnttering drapery.toEy'Vhen a female dare notappear in the streets, unless under danger of being. mohhed, withoutherJupon. nO~l'flndi veil,.sexagenaries of the male sex Raunt about in lightsilks, asth3t is, nntiJ thegrim visage shows itself, as80 out bya SUfl1mer'S day. rrhey choose, t'ùB,the 11).ostcolours; pink and sky bluel'J}'hhs tIleyarc often seeu in '\veatheriwhich'wonld drive the e1fenHnat~hypeI:boreanto his lower classes, ,'vith single exceptiibnofthecloal\,. pélting& ormany winters jthe conslitrnptionof woollën, trifling ihdeed. The stl!>cking tnanuf~lCtory,which takes off such a quantity ofonr coarse material, is obviouslya nullity.in Spain. rrhe pea~ant, \rith reaSOH, prefers palmira