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have adopted the system ~ poisoning
The bait 10 their irRps With sfryebBins
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iu taking game. and The skina when
brought ~ sale are ~ All appearance o.
good ~ " the animal bad been captured
IN The usual manner but alter r. while
the fur fails Of from the effect Of the
poison. The Held ~ fufa for thc pfrssni
year has als0 been greatly diminished by
The existence NJ smallpox among many
~ The Indian tribes; and on this account
the Hudson Bay Company burned Hp a
quantity Of iurs which II freed from In.
lection, would have been worth great
deal Of money.
Private letters from Chicago state that
many Of the waraen ut that div, whose
sona, brothers, husbands and fathers
were only a few days ago men oi wealth,
are sending 10 New York for sale the
remnants Of their rich warirObes and
valuable lewclry 70 raise money % re.
lleve the wants ot the sufferers ar home
u was good sign, that, the very DAY al
ter the fire, Field, Letter q Co. shipped
most Of their rescued silks. laces and fine
sllawls to New York 90 ba exchanged
for domestic goods No sale for cash
meres and Rew-Raws. The Park i'm
provements will stop until Chicago IA
rebuilt. IN
After the great fire In l.oadon. IA Sep
TENDER 1860, a memorial monument.
which still stands, was set up In that city.
This monument bears, among other M.
scrlptlons, the following words. SAT
three years time the world saw that dp-
i'hed which was supposed 10 BE- the bust
ness ofan age" lfthls was said OF Lon
don two centuries ago. what would De
sald Of Chicago now Another uscrip.
ton which ascrthed the fire to Peplsh
pilot for extiruafiDg W Prutesb0nt rell-
gl0H and old English liberty. lnd We IN.
Producing Popery and slavery 70 "a liylt-
terated by the order vi the London Com.
mon Council In iSJt.
In Paris, the government has h,,en Il,
the habit o. endowing che 1rinuipsa appr,
hoases lad theafers ~ the extent IN all
81 sue lW or S&tN atiN 4 YEAR, and mis- il
Tue nitln reason why saeh amtsaa,pnfs
are % 20 algh character IN ehe H~wpp1
caplfn. The new government Is sgvtng
20 save a iifrle money 1v autrinp .iown
lli''ss sennttes, liiii Paris Is Is nnul A.
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til,s aiarau rafaanH vers regtu,asi,
A llG'tRi snI'aa 1eaa#t 1V i~tywtieslm
aaa aean aE1ihitGd IN Frlnmi. which ~.
ReagS no TEA enmnim iucasa rbasu,1t..
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lai improvements las s5saa hsan Agass. Krd 4
saSssssfGA tft&as made OF sts wnFkirg
laaIiESes. The consumption Of oil wa
% per cent less by weight, than that of
good patent compressed coal,
Another effort to demonstrate aerial
lasigailon Is soon to be made In Washing.
.op' The plans have been submitted 70
scientific men there and elsewhere. and
nave certainly awakened an interest
when Is tribute the demonstration may
regard as valuable. 1t is understood that
movements are on foot 10 organize a
company to give practical reality 10 The
heory which has been consummated.
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An indignant Frenchmap.
An ancient Frenchman, who has lived
n the Florssant Valley for half a centu-
y or more, says the st. Louis DsD,oernt
anne TO the city the other day to pay his
axes. lie has known the Collector from
ne childhood of the latter, and therefore
'ald more willingly than he would II his
money was going into the hands of
tranger. In dong so, however, the old
'loneer gave expression to his feeling In
n unreserved manner.
Hey, Mlstaire Magwire, you collect
e tax, hey g'
Yes, sir, collect the tax, and nav
ne money over to the city, the county
ar " ''" '' N''0"' ny
., the progress of the country and
ne clVlllzatlon OF the age demand heav-
Or taxes every year"
Damn your civilization and what Won
az progress Look heare, Mister Mag.
'lre, some time, a little while ago, some
len came to my place In 20 Florissant.
nd stick down some stakes, and put M
sthree-leggsd stool aud with one teles.
ope on y. ! say, What win YOU make
ere Ieysay, We make one railroad
Or civilization and progress. All rio If.
text two or three days some more men
anne anu put down some stakes and set
p anozer three-legged stool and a teles-
ope, aud | say, What 10 hi Ia lisp
'ey SPY, Iailgoad.' Isay. AG--d d--n
railroad | got railroad enough. putI
iih Little further ovair. and Give ze
ger fellow some railroad 7 Zey saw to1
le, lou be opposed to 70 civilization ,
40 progressV isay, To hi with civ.
lzalion and progress ! It makes too
lucn tax. In 10 good time when nobody .,
~ frenehmen live here, we leave ne !
oor wide open at night and nobody