, 1874-06-28
The Stenches Fof the Render;ng-Es-
adjustments and The River.
A Concert Accompanied by a Chorus
Of Steam-Whistles.


has been lnhaling sea-bTeezeB on tho Atlantic
Coast, or gathering renewed health from the
fresh air of the White Hiua but what is all that
worth compared with
THE DELICIOUS opoEs
of his oTn town? The e1press-train, that seems
aa if snail-drawn, is at least app oaching tho
city. He opens the window; he leans out TO
realize the fact that be is nearing home; and.
Us lie does, perfume fills his nos
/ trils that at once couyinces him Of hia 1ap,d
approach to the goal OF his hopes. He sni1s it
eagerly. Home again to the morning nausea
and the midnight gasping: It is here in all its
perfection.-the well-known odor Of the rendar-
ing~establishments. He has travelled far and
vide. perhaps..; but in other city has he found
such an all-pefvading perfume. 4 Wretched bar
baran from some Eastern city where they send
their refuse of to distant eea-grt ialands, to be
Eecomposed into gluten or phosphate. sni1s and
1etchas and implores to have the window closed.
Ladies who have come Westward in search OF
health or novelty look for their sal-volatile or
aromatic vinegar. One dreadful man declares
that he has been in Cologne, and inhaled all its
bouquet OF 40,0 900 unpleasant and indescripable
odors; in Constantinope, Scutari, Cauo; but
never had he smelt anything to compare with
this peculiar
QCETEssENCE OF PUTREsCEyCE
before. But still the Chicagoan inhales this
peculiar home-odor. He has keen scout, like
that of well-trained hound; and, in few
minutes more, with feeling Of supreme exalts-
tion, he Hnifs the breeze, while bright CLEAN
Of joy llumlnes his face. It is home indeed.
But what have they been doing to get back
that other odor which Chicagoans knew 80 we'll
for 80 many years, and which they bad spent
millions to gst rid Of, Had thew found th.t
tney could not liye xithont It , II hsd haan
well-known fact that tlis sams odoT had had
power to reyiya from an almost fata1 anenana;on
Of his sensea one Of her sons whan far,wav
from home: that. when Iii other remedies
hnd hean triad " hr;na h,u. hsa,s 80
conscionsness ono nerson more thoncht.
ful than the rest - true worshiper Of hls eity
concantr.ta es,anca ~ nc aha:a ~ ;ta ~ ano
i;.r nower-a nh,aI tllad viii wa4a4 f.a~- f+hat
niac;d strasm wh:,h ho.ra +ha 49,, a.na
This md raised that wanderer when tramo]ino an
that shadow snaca intervening hsIsean tima
hTonoht @ him hack r. ,;ta and mads h,a ,nna n%1
for hona Rar,rdIaas ~ thesa notanr a 1nad,ea
efYacts thr,s Sere thoaa uho dacIarad .hs, va.
cn;;.r scent tn ha a nuisance .nd who narar
ce.saa from o7mmh,ino and ,nnaa,;ng mil ao-
dearora yrare made to remova il Esra ho1-
ayr Il VIVA ~S~"
,,,D,rr .o.ru
.vaa +bt. +. bona ~ .Nho1oa ,nda.a ,,sr, ~.
retnrne Toyaper a. bia ies seIa
travellers hold the,r noges m 10 or ipale their asIta
:; th, aad ah unGs l ~ .1e ooa.n
adrart;aa a. a. eaas ~ Ses+" sIrsat r. ei,i hsns
tha henet,s ~ s,t ,hs hnn,aIaI;nhta ~ ~ +.tass
chance 70 inha1e tha bononat yhich ia s nresan1ad
to hin, The hridcs ia onan of cnn1aa E-snothar !
i;nt in the hone.cha;n fna Two tbraa 1aa-
sels, mass tbronch. :T1rna ia mn bnt h. doasnt
mind: he IL inhIlinp the dajicions odor NJ the
river: he ia vouIerine why ali cities are not 40
vide harborg aud long piers. where ali the shin
nino il oonrrerated on the nntsida ~ tho c,ty
wills here. through this delicious river
It ia strlun out tor mlles. Lookipg from
MAJ m:sts pm in fauch imme medata encces.;on ;,n
dial Il saenna Az # some t1dal-vave n,nst have
awcnt tha an.jr, SIMMER iake-Hsat and oarrv-
ine T. oror the TINA Of thu houses f.r fnwar1
the i oity' T But this IN oniy = stranrsr's fancy
Thn res;dent knows better, He knoxs hv tba
small and tba nsnal de1av At the bridga thyt ha
has poarod the Chicago River, The bridge has
coaed for .n }netanf v,,;Ia be il uo;t,n@. hui
tha1a .ra too c.ra aorer,i tTncka .rt stsgs
aha.a ~ him md haiore tho oar ba Ia in IN
rasch II tha he'll h,s aoa;n aonndad II. warnin1
a ~ La "a "e -'''0 No>~1'1 >111s'
4a.r, COMPELLED TO WATT.
Hs doesnt mind be- il % in no l,mrrv. Vita and
children A wAftinr tn pfAAt tina Fan9nrAr 6rt- 1
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snaeeoi5 COMES 10 an abrupt nalE. on1y t"o OF
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