THE END.
FOOTNOTES:
[A] McKenzie's Travels.
[B] Lewis and Clark's Report.
[C] This place is famous in the history of Canada, and more particularly in the thrilling story of the Indian missions.—ED.
[D] This gentleman was really chargé d'affaires.
[E] Bougainville calls it "Calf-foot root."
[F] The Tootoos and all the women, the wives of the king and principal chiefs excepted, are eternally condemned to the use of fruits and vegetables; dogs and pigs being exclusively reserved for the table of the Eris.
[G] Some Indian tribes think that women have no souls, but die altogether like the brutes; others assign them a different paradise from that of men, which indeed they might have reason to prefer for themselves, unless their relative condition were to be ameliorated in the next world.