, 1873-02-03

oago, III a Southern Michigan Cur, upon { bea,l-
tifNl Bunl,y morning OF spring, was obgnryol to
turn doatlly palo. A gentleman near by, por-
cosing her co,llittoii, nlnl awaro Of its probable
ssdo. Aftor 1lt.1o while, mid allo had reEatncd
her oomroB,1ro sho inquired tho meaning OF
TINT sudden md singular atmospheric abomina-
tion. The gentleman studied for n moment, to
arr3ve m at tho proper definition n tho premises.
fs called tho Chicngo Fertility Factory" In
sloeping-cnr, in Central Ohio, rs gomo gontlo-
men woro rotlrtng to their bllnka, ono Of LIEN
remarked TINT ho would liko to DO awakened bo-
TN i dooa yeseh@' @ s ss d. e sh aeESnF onF
DO Rtunl quito out Of this about llRlf an hour
boforo We got to tho depot" How many thoua-
sands Of travelera, upon tho Hoveral great rail-
road rontes into Chicago, will ald tloir testi-
fou}iaesa is stigma upon oi1r civilization, d ro.
pronch to tho city and to tho century.
Now. .thoao "worlse" aro destroyed by fire, and
what Is bong done daily. One hundred tona Of dcnl
the utmost those works oennot DO roetorod TO
full running capacity, within Iess than ninety
dayn Aud then. thoy will not much more thaii
kcop up with tho daily accumulation, at loase
5000 tons thus left to swotor md rot In m Alt
daily belng doodorized, dlsinfeoted, and other
wisn duly atrontod." During this extreme VIM
try weather tho stuff isa solidly congcalod mass
long before 1t reaches tho worltB. Ii is hoapod
up promisoMo%aly and ia handled At every daad;
interoat inform us how they will so about to
daily treat" this enormous amount Of frozon
oifal beforo Its wlntry e,nbracc tB loosencd by G
spring or summers sun? NIark Twain relatos
Ing one dark md stormy night. a stage
wes upset, mud Its conductor rolled hoadlong
down twenty.foot gulch, and %ant "kerhovso "
Into puddle Of water. seram1ltng to big foot.
come down ierol" Tho driver, coolly looking
over The procipico,. with lands upon Ills knocH,
laconi;cally replied, "Dyor think I'm a, . dunn
aGees Is there mag e stay awha 1ta peeus
combination Of aeah and bono is suoh Tint 1t ia
proof against ordinary edge tools. Nor can 1t
be cut by chlordes, or reduced by acids. To
blabt It apart would require the persuasion Of d
Durrll steam drill, AMI it will put to Shame the
Bpunlsy torrora Of nitro glycorine.
If tho Atnsworth works aro to reTnain, their
burning, on Now Years morn. was a calamity to
Chicago. But they wero destroyed - and
Ss Al nSr hsrf future propose to eonss2n 1ssgs
Of oura--provldod they follow tho Star Of Em-
piro md Horace Greoleys advice, nud Ego
VEST" Or, lot thom tlif to tho Sunny South,
aud there conduce to tho growth Of yams md
'Good thing!' Meanwhile, tho !" killing" inter-
oats of Chicago will take caro OF themselves.
Their propriotors will devise methods Of disposal
Of tho odal, with no such violent tendencies to
II .heylo not, they vii simply pro7o shamselSsa
no Yankees, and not up to their trade As to
this difficulty, 1t has oulninatod to it's crlsls:
Rebuild Ainsworth, and when will you got rid OF
it2 II Chicago grows, na every mothers son Of
ua believes il will, sho will bo down thoro bodily
within q few .years: And then ! The burned.
out "fortilizers" can moro cheaply
move, aud rebuild, now, thnn here
after THOR lands nt Ainsworth (south Chica-
go) thus roloasod, will go far, in value (and nov
7alneless) to rebuild elsewhere. Meanwhile!
"The People II hayo taken mp this contest, aud
who ahail prevail against thonl7 A sl11iconi
amount Of iniQuity was only needed to arouae
them to notion in Now York City: Railroad
! combinatlons, ohicanery, and extortion now be-
gin to receive their attention. Chicago haa ran
on her strcet sewerage by m uphill watol
| route. And now, Providence Tor hot gadgeon
will not say which, has opened tho door fo
| tho exit Of our southern diaagreeabllity. slal
wet knowingly md wilfnlly, close the door ant
/ retain the curse? Yours, &c, j. &.