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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

The NORTH AMERfcAN.-We tender
thanks to our old friend w. c. Tony, Esq,
for few copies ihis North American, prn.
ted in the city Of Mexico. Although some.
what tardy in getting to us, they are still
very acceptable, and we hope they will keel
coming. Tobey affords c,od illustration OF
the ups and downs Of the life journeyman
printer! Ten years ago little Tobey came
TO Harrisburg. Pa, with little bundle un.
der his arm, and a mighty little change in
his pocket, from away up to Tonaw anda
having made the tramp partly on foot, and
partly on freight boat on the canal-a run
away apprentice, we believe, and, though
unfledged in his profession, seeking n situa.
ton as a journeyman printer. He was a
funny little f.llow-could tell a capital sto.
ry-sing good song, and write poetry. SC
that he soon became q favorite with the
b'hoys and got "sit." He after that acted
as sort Of street reporter for the Pennsyl.
vanian and Leger in Philadelphia, then as
legislative reporter and assistant editor Of
the State Capital Gazette at Harrisburg
and was fora while the protsge Of the Hon.
Simon Cameron, under whose patronage he
studied law. But he soon forsook the pro.
fession, and we next heard Of him as editor
Of the "Ariel," penny daily at Pittsburgh
yhi. for rea sny,S mot ttributa HE a., ,,,o, ~,
ability as writer, proved failure, and he
next became sort of general correspondent
for several Philadelphia and New York pa
pers, and gained some reputation under the
nom de plume of "John of York" The wal
fever carried him oiI-,o Mexico, and now
he is catering for the dons and Yankees in
the half English half Spanish North Ameri-
can.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

Al important decision has just been made
At Chicago il. reference to the leases Of pre-
emo,.a canal lands. A number ct persons
WIN has, leased their land. and lots for two
WARS IN pursuance Of the or'lerot rhe,boar''
oftrlstces iisceyrarsaSc, ohtl'e expiration
of their leases in Juae lasbrefused 10 renew
them, and accordingly the attorneys for the
boar, brought suit against them torrent from
thattimc.. The decision, as might have been
expected, was against the trustees, and ac-
corded wild, the decision Of Judge Cation at
,,eJast term of our circuit court, when the
same points were involved.
There was, however, piece Of meanncSs
in this suit at Chicago, that was not resort
ed to here, and that enhanced the difficulties
of,he case, on the par. ofthe settlers Among
the pleas set up by the trustees was this /;
That the plaintiffs, having once taken
lease, were estoPped by law from denying
the landlords title, without first surrender
lag possession of the premises. Here we
have The key to the iberaliiy If the land
agents, in getting these leases two years
ago. They threatened the settlers with
suits Of ejectment unless they leased, and
then offered to lease at amere nominal rent.
Thus many were induced to lease TO avoid
the annoyance of a suit. But now it appears
this nominal rent was mere inducement
to get the settlers into trap. Get them to
lease once, and then they would be estopped
from denying the landlords title, and after
the expiration Of this first lease, the board
might ''set it up" on the settlers as high as
they pleased. This was the game, aud we
warned the settlers, Of it al the time. We
were then accused Of disappearing the
obiests Of the board, and Of = iaetious at
tenpt to embarrass them in the discharge
Of their duties. Dit we now appeal to the
settlers whether, in view Of the above suit.
the event has not justified our prediction:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

Gkn.TAyLoa AND JarwaiGs.-Itw will 60
hard with number IL wings to support
Gen. Taylor 'blind,' in the teeth Of the 'her-
ribls example, presenter by Capt. Tyler.
TheNsw York xprsN talks with feeling mad
energy on the subject. How humihating it
will bel to the editor to be Obliged, few
months hence, TO support Gen. Tsylcr, afier
having made the following emphatic deelar-
ations: -
"we have great interests to protect, aud
we can Ascertain from our neiehborS " beth
er they will rrptcc, them or not. We have
vast properties at stake, and our own breth-
reh dare speak out about them. Webelevc
III certain inmutable principles Of CONNER
cial goverrment-and the men at our own
doors, or, ifnot there, think of them. We
cannot, aud we will not sneak President
into Office. We cannot dream of enli>tinr
under civilian, much less under soldier,
who refuses 10 show his ensign or his flag.
We are hot SPIES, or PIRATES. or SOLDIERS
or FORTUNE. ready To sell nut 10 any high.
est bidder. Nor can General Taylor him.
sell, when he secs how things are, expect
any Of his respectable cOnnirymrn thus TO
deinean and disgrace themselves"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

y sas u home where they are best known.
Hsnce their application for change al ven
ne, which The northern demoerncy win not
grant. A 70 the delsgssioa from this state
being united, Il 10 Of no manner Of account
at a Isisiar better, ar more honest, that
saeh delegsie - Baisinore should reject
tn honest sentiments Of the Judicial Cir
cs,lt from, which he 10 taken. This was she
doctrine IN 1874, and none but petty tyrsnts
and usurpcrs would ask TO change il.
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Attention. Ottawa Cavalry.

NOU are hereby commanded to NEE, ut
i the Court House in Ottawa. on the I'd
Saturday Of February, at | O'Clock p NJ, for
amore efficient organization and amendment
of the constitution. An those having their
names on the roll and have not heretofore
met with the company are commanded to
attend. BY order of the commanding officer.
WM. COGSWELI., Orderly Sergeant.
Ottawa. January u, 1913.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

TuE CoRS LAw.--rhe prcsen, suspen.
sion Of Sir Robert peel's act for amendment
ofthe Corn Laws expires on the LIST of March
next. II appears. from the answer given
by the President Of the Board Of Trade TO
an inquiry which was made on this subject,
that i, is not the intention of the Government
to propose farther suspension OF that law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

refused to pay the duties, refused to deposit
. number of bars os the silver equal to the
value Of dutiss-wouh not tell where the
silver was, nor give the key to any OF his
rooms. This Is the more strange alter the
indulgence shown him BY our worthy e"m-
mandant, Col. Davenport. Capt. Chapman
had no other course left but to force door,
which he promptly did, found the silver, and
placed . strong guard over il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
BurTNIp. IAN d IS.S

Dispatches from Washington say rumors
are current there that dc.pa,thes were re.
ceived on Saturday from Mr.. Tri,t that Gen.
Herrera had been elected Presiden Of Mex.
leo, and the prosG Gets of peace are decidedly
fauerinc. The reporter who sends the
news thinks there is something in the m.
mors. but does not believe that any devel-
opments have been made from official quar-.
tiers as 10 the precise character Of Iris,'s de-
spatch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
CHICAGO DEMOCRAT OrrIcr, }
Epb. 4 1919
Gnmrncal

MARRIED-On the 23d inst, By the
Rev. \. Warmer, at the American House
in this place, Mr.. ISAIAH TERRIL, TO
Miss LOUISA COILS, all of this county.
On the Both inst, by Jesse Green, Esq,
at the house Of Matthias Trumbo, in Dayton
precinct, Mr. CHARLES HAUTALING.
TO Miss PARMELlA A. FORBES, all OF
this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

Tnr FisIsr LOT or Pork YET nRoronT
m.--Forty hogs averaging 3l4 pounds a
piece were brought in yesterday by Mr..
REIN Debolt, Of Trenton precinct, in this
county, and bought by Mr.. Boughton. We
will send the Free Trader one year gratis
70 any farmer in La Sale county who can
beat Il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
IT STANDS TIRlglLrD ,
IT mill retain its virtues for Deus

VIE great djs'crItum + Oluimcnl., is cam.
\ b'n'd IN it, hca'lug properties. TAeto i,
mn'e or les ir every core which should be drawn
'ui aud Tins drsI daws out all lheuflmaIjon
ana then heals, sg 50 doing sup,rr,dc, all other
compounds Ih,rc % no Preparation more ri.
tciuai IN curing Bmtrhs b. and h,aliup Oh
Sores or lccrs The following ccrtGcntcs.the
authors OF which can he verbally addressed.
peak much m favor al the ointment We do
not publish any ceh,iicatrs bul ihal are given 10
rs hy persons Who have used the Poor Man,
Ointment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
POOR MANS OINTMENT,
ONLY TWENTY CENTS A BON I,

The Boxes equal in size to otherOint-
mcnts. Give it trial. The
CHEAPEST AND BEST OINTMENT.
That has Srr been used. For opening tho
pores OF the flesh, and promoting n,ensible per-
sPia'I"h Unsurpassed hy any other onrmrn,
o''o[' me public The groaiea UtgeioJh Md-
e'""I '|fMS are thee combined, and it never
yet has failed as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
Sons of Temperance.

VNHE Regular Meetings Of Ottawa Division
No. 8, are held in the Masonic Hall every
saturday evening at o'clock. Brethren visit.
ing our place unexpectedly invited TO NEE, " h
us. BY order Of the Division.
IL. THOMPSON, RS.
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Notice.

Thercrula, meetings Of Occidental Lodge No.
40, 10y change Of the Bylaws, are hereafter 10
he held on the first and third Monday evenings
Of each month instead Of the corresponding FIJI.
day evenings. by order of the Lodge.
Ottawa. Nov. IL, 1917.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

The Peoria Register Is Of opinion that one
years service in the army has utterly dis.
qualified Maj. Richardson ~ civilian, but
thu twenty years service has had precisely
nc contrary effect on Gen. Taylor. Very
logical.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
An Efficient Remedy.

he propnelors wish the public To distinctly
understand before they buy il, that tho Pooh
MANS OINTMENT isn not intended 10 cure ,,e,v
disease, but 1t will I'll Ct
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
FRIDAY, Jan. %.

rHDAY, Jan. -.
Ssndts.-Pursuan 10 notice. Mr.. Rusk
asked and obtained leave to bring in a bill
TO incorporate the Texan Navy into that OF
the United States proper.
Mr.. Pearce, from the library committee,
reported bill for the purchase ofthe Ham.
ilton papers.
The debate on the Ten Regiment Bill was
continued.
Mr.. Cass expressed the hope that it would
soon close.
Mr.. Phelps was speaking at the time this
dispatch was closed. and will. of course
have the floor TO conclude tomorrow.
Howe-Mr Daniels MOVED to reconsid.
err the resolution authorizing the indexinc
Of claims, which motion was laid on the Ia.
Die.
The speaker laid before the house sundry
communications from the executive depart.
ment, which were ordered to be printed.
Bench warrants have been issued for the
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, and Robert Brent,
Esq, on account of the apprehended duel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

WHAT DOES 1T MEAS.-Thc following
toast was given by Mr.. Secretary Walker
at the supper ofthe Jackson Democratic As.
ISOLATION at Washington city, on the s,h OF
January:
iHnsred or conquered territories: No state
by legislation, past or prospective, nor Con-
grcss by resolutions or enactmcnts, direct OF
declaratory, can force the peculiar local in.
situations of any state. north or south, into
such Territories. against the will Of ,hcil
people, in violation Of prior existing laws
and Of the fundamental principle olself-gov'
ernincnt.
Is this the Wilmot Proviso' Not by n JUG
full. We take il, the Secretary means
simply, that Congress has no power to legs'
late or declare anything on the subject o
slavery in such territory. But suppose tn,
territorial governments should pass laws re
oognzine slavery in such territory, woul,
the laws be constitutional?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
Poor Mans Ointment.

Is not got up TO deceive the public for the pur.
pose Of moking money, hut to benefit mankind.
And We only ask the people 10 give II fair and
impartial trial, u wont cure every disease ;but
what does cure Ia cured cilrctually. Mothers,
have it in the house always, that il may be in.
ssnily applied in case the children are hurt.
DC prepared, for we know not a, wba, moment
an accident may happen. ........
For sale by G. L.. THOMPSON, Ottaws,
Wholesale aud Retail Agent.
BUTLER & Co. Sole proprietors, Chieags>
Feb. 4, ISt7-ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
Thirtieth Congress


MONDAY, Jan. n.
SsnGfe.-Messrs. Baldwin and Ilsnncgan
had an animated debate ON the subject Of
the difficulties in Brazil. Baldwin introdu-
ced resolution calling for copies Of the
Wise correspondence.
The house proceedings were unimpcrant
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
HENRY BLAKSLY. Agent.
OTTAWA PRICE CURRENT.

conaFeItp wtFxlr ny. W. M..,tl. rrlLIn
IN DIRT soops, 6aoc,nIts. Avn rnoprcy.
Otdird, Fec. i, 1917.
PROVISIONS: CG!iShins. or. Cal
Beet. 100, $2oOdS250 d" dry, IOal2
Pork, | 75d go ShecDshins. 1895
Tenison, 25Oa 300 Deer Skins" IiaI6
Lard, ID. lid3c Coon g ljd2J
idH0F. = WuS.rdf, Ga 4
GRAIN s FLOUR Mink. 1880
Wheat, winter, 52d5S GROCERIES:
- spring, iiGD Sugar, brown. Sail
oats, l2ul5 - crushed, Halls
Corn. l5dl6 - loaf, Halls
BGTicy, 20d2J Ofoiasses, gall. 3Sa5O
Beans, iOd5o Coffee, Rio, lb. 9dl0
Flour, sup. lOOib. 81 " Java" Halls
g fine, {. rs Tea, y. Tyson, 50d75
buckwht, 80 6 old g SSaSl
Corn meal, bush. % 6. black, 5Oa75
VEGETABLES: SUNDRIES:
Potatoes, bush. 1925 Butter, I2aI5
Onions, - 3Sa5O Cheese, 5d \
Cdbboges. each, la b Eggs, doz. l2dl5
FURS & SKINS: Honr,, ID. SaIO
Beet Hides, or. 2ia3 Candies, tall, lOal2J
:" dry, 8 al 50 sperm, iOaJ0
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO DrMocRAT OrrIcr,
Feb. |, 1913.
1t is hard to quote prices ofwheat at pre-
sent, as the article is rather scarce in mar.
ket. The late rains and the hard irosts that
followed has rendered travelling difficult. In
fact when it does freeze, farmers are afraid
to be caught far form home for fear of
thaw. Spring wheat IS worth from GOa7O
cts. Good winter would probably bring 50
cts. In pork there is nothing of consc-
quence doing.
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The New York Herald Of the nth, in it,

The New York Herald Of the nth, in its
money article, says: "lllinois is promptly
meeting every promise made; ANA the par
tial resumption made in the payment Of in
terest, has been adhered o,and funds are now
in the hands Of the President Of the Amer.
lean Exchange Bank, to pay onc.half per
cent on each bond, on the first Of February
The dividend will be paid on 50, 900, and
the payment Of one per cent will require
$4,000. Fifty thousand dollars have al.
ready been received, and further SUN i,
expected. The payment Of one.half pei
cent is therefore, secured, and there is very
little doubt but that full one per eent,will be
paid"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

For fresh wounds or any kind in horses or
cattle twill he found superior 10 oil Linlmcnis
as the following certificate will show.
Mcssrs. Butler & Co-Gen,s-l have used
the Poor Mans 0intmen, on my horse Tor Z.
chafc On the Launch. snl also Tor a cut Just
above the hoof and find i, more speedy in heal.
ing then any other kind have ewes tried.
IAIlN EtNE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04
THURSDAY. Jan, 81.

III hsbN Jhll.
NeRa!e.-The senate was called TO order.
and proceeded 10 the consideration of the
morning business, which was mostly uuim-
porant.
Mr. Yulee, from the committee on naval
affairs. reported a bill for the relief Of the
widows and orphans Of the crew Of the brig
Somers.
Pursuant to notice, Mr. Benton asked and
obtained leave to introduce a joint rcsolu-
ton, authorizing the appointment uf a COM
mitiee Ia inquire into the nature aud extent
of the liabilities incurred by Lieut.. Col.
Fremont. whilst in California.
Mr. Ashley introduced a resolution of in
quiry. as TO the manner i'll which the public
printing had been Observation-Disclosures had
been done according to contract or not.
Having finished the morning business the
consideration of the Ten Regiment Bill was
resumed.
Mr. Phelps spoke at some length in oppo
sition TO it, showing the enormous expendi-
lures and vast public debt which would ne
cessarily be contracted by a farther prose-
cution Of the war.
House.-Mr Bedincer explained portion
Of bis remarks on Yesterday.
Mr. Rockwell introduced bill TO index
all claims against the United States. allow
ed since the assembling Of the fourteenth
congress.
During the debate upon Mr. Bedinger's
resolutions, several members addressed the
house.
A difficulty occurred to-day in Washing
ton between the Hon. Reverdy Johnson
and Robert Brent, Esq, opposing counsel
Mr. Rrept s,,npo. cd ,bat Mr. Jnhpson b.l
charged him with a want of courtesy. which
charge Mr.. johnson pronounced false
Judge Legrand hereupon interiered.
The difficulty is not yet adjusted. and as
Mr. Johnson has gone TO Annapolis, it is
supposed that challenge has passed be.
tween them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-04

Cmc."p"i, Dee IL 1917.
N"s'r. Butler q Cn-G.itlrm,1;-I b,,.
received an invoice Of ynur Poor Man. O,,,.
ment.-Alhough you recommend i, hjrbly II,
your letter aud circulars, | fret tined n u,v,.if
being some" h', opposed la tn, Use ~ pa,,n, ms.
Hrinss having rather sofr ewes cat,I,ny .n
Piled u 10 tn. .ytllds outside, when f,tir, T.,
The night, aud made smother application in m.
morning-aIso at noon. have no, need !,
since, and my eyes are perfectly well. tncr =,
successful . result, felt in duty loupd IN 70.
commend the ointment, rbd have already de-.
posed 81 iva dUzrn boxes among NV p,l,cr,.
hnd II an excellent application in nh.,iuot,
sores, scad heads, burns. and ibl,mmato,v
pains, aud particularly hcn,iicial 10 ru,Ipr ,h,
ulcers which follow buns. II ~ the most cooI.
ing application ! ever met with. Believe me
yours with bcs, regards, T.. T.sMlrH, MD
ChieIso, ~, Dec. 81. Isl7.
Ne.scrs. Butler & Cp-tienls-I feel !, NV
duty To give you certificate proving thr ei,ica.
cy II your Poor M,n's Oiniincn,, which used
Tor Chilhains, from which red ,rIy much:
~ fact, It was Impossible some of the lime Tor
me :" yak. appled il five or .is ,,mc.. opI
was entirely iIer from itsn. used II also for
bruises on tie hand With EQUAL success
DsWi,s kSieWrs.
Madison street, duors Nssi NJ Ciaik.
Chiugo, Dec. 70. Is47.
have used the Poor Mas Ointment 10, q
bad sore on the hand occasionrJ BY blow from
= hsmmer-aDJ can rec ommeni 4, as very heal.
ing and simple IN lis use.
BySJAYiN SnniGtIr.
Corner al Lake aud Fulton s,nO,
81. lmlis. Jan. !. lSss
Messis. Butler n Co-Gen,s -Dar,or ,he
celebration Of our National independence, wa.
blown up and my face and hands 50 severely
burnt by powder, that my case was considered
h"pel'sS. have n, times wished that death
wonld TelieNemc Of my suilcfin,s. a sbor, time
since friend OF mine from your city, made mo
visit, aud knowing several instances where i,
had been uicdwiih great success. advised me TO
use some Of the Poor Mans Ointment. lie
procured ne sevcial boses-onc only of which
have uscd-hut the relic II have Obtained and
the speedy rilcct in lis use, desire that should
~ longer delay to inform you Ol its general re.
suits. The flesh on Uy face has hesled, leaving
bar ly the marks Of the burn. Nv arms and
breast are yet little soIe. but fast healing. |
have ia other psin. | have tried other noted
remedies which at times helped mo, hu, none
have done me hall the good as third Of box
oi the PIor Mans Ointment. Please send me
three dozcn hoyes, Tor which enclose you the
macy, as ! feel cor iidcn, can easily DISPOSE
OF II seinJ down the river. Yours, Sc.
OLIVER HUDSON,
Pilu, on the Mississippi
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Louis philIIppe,s wealth.

| | he avaflcseus .p"sitt th oi tue Ex
| X Kug ul The Freoch has been seen b, nls
~endIng an em:,issary TO the ProvIslouat
! Government, tu solIelt none, from them.
aud AT the sane time procuring the pub
| hcatinn, it, tie i.l ghsh papers, OF plteuus
,ales of his pecun,arl distress, wh,n he
has in EngIisn slucks alone, ample means
OF supp IT.
COCO 0 pounds invested in three per
ceul crusols (accurdiug 10 the egisler- J
nu.l Weld hlm a snug income IT ~ 90
p unds per aon"m-nea,l, 81 0 90 '.-
\ does II seem jas for the ProNl>,oo
Al G ,ernntnt To rontiscate his pr per
{, ~ Fra winch ha-, Ih a great meas
ure. been ahs,tacted from The general
circulation. For instance trum Tie 10,
al fnrests, which from large portion al
the crown revenue, he lnttudpced new
.ystem ot thinning, whIch increased his
ipcome some millions at francs, though II
was shown by De T,qnev,IIe last winter
10 the CHAMBER OF depnres, thar 10 ten
wears these s,urces Of wealth would be
entirely cut of The Ame rican lnuemnl.
ty. which lie slg"ed alter ha,Ins hough.
up a gnodh p,rllun ut the claim.--,he
govtrnmen contracts Tor ship bi>cu
tom his h,ke houses near En-- he use OF
the government lel.grsph. f"r stock sprc-
ulArInns, and other Instances of stam,f !
"v. zee. are we'll knnwn IL Frauee, apd
edged :" hnng ah"ni the un anIinous pep
uiaI ,-rdlcl ~ c1mtn.'jattun.
same would oe xris ,craltc simpathis.
eis nav descshtrd uu the iugrati'ude DIS.
pl.,ed hy itavtiied men, Wa unvel. l. a.
i. II pp, 5 tauI >, alttr nattog p.rtakau III
IL II sp,ah'l, and nerU cJruIsllj tecsn-
ed al the l"r.r,es, II lhet were mure
I'm h wi the fans OF tegai slatt.
ti.vt "uniH kn"N Hal cei atn AL waVCe
maze ~ ths Llde Code 10, eni er ana
meal,; ,"d mes sni e, "sn, spc. Z
Insberao % Yesis s"'ee, "A '"o Y .ani-
ncr,4I Drpolivs %, NJ. ih9vts, thrl VA,
nnd iuat "c .atgoo t.e kog Hlil, "ia
gaIult pn'itns gi'fat. .,pte 90 ttIs iu %
n,-u Ls 80" Z, iiers EtVn NmtiIc"u
{, ceNed at tourt va, ,hu. source a.
prodit to the kmg, nesides expe.d "g las
a, erage sum oil vne hundted Gudafs auung
,he trades people oi Pans, who siwa,s
sighed tor tie LAVISH expenditure. of Ia.
imperial snd IiurDuu Courts
> VIVA The Improvements Ot Paris
rhe VI sdeleIne G"uioh, the Arch oi IA
n,nphp, tue Cur Hall, the new s,,eets, u.
.hort every grea' woik. keep, the foI
tic stmns Is 80 be atlI"utea tothe m.ste'
n,nd u NspIea": l.oan PnhiIPpe, IA or
ser To en,p,o, The Psri.ieus, c~rrIed 10,
.ald Imp,r'.i plan. u.Io feet, p"'tiag '.'s
oAn ippr,nt oi !. Z. on Ner, tang, as'.
lhe iax payers c) Pris settled the &C.
Counts