The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-16

IN humbag 70 70 the Giades. You WIN there 1nd
boats al every descriptions. we'll ntted With 6shiaG
slippsrs win take yos q ousads ashias grounds
where cod and haddock q tbs largest size viii give
your muscles the most vigorous exercise. A little
further In, the golden coloFod rock cod swim, and
lows Is delightful sport, nor need We Inform the
gastronomer that these rock cod form one Of the
best repssts Of fish which ever grsced table.
But you are still too far out at sea to have your
breakfasts set quietly upon your stnmachs, up
anchor and come into immediate proximity With the
lodges which are known as Minots There you will
find tautog, which are growing larger aud more
abundant every day. When you get here doa I
keep your bait two or three feet from the bottom,
for II you do you will catch only perch. But let
the hooks few inches. This win be little too low
for the perch. and you win DO sure to capture some
splendid tautog.
If your family or children wish fishing excur-
sion ana you are still too far out for them unmoor
your boat and make up towards Cohasset harbor.
There, the women and children can catch perch
with such rapidity that it will take two or three
persons to bait their hooks. The water here Is
shallow, and myrads Of perch, with here and there
q taut0g, can be easily seen. The experienced
fisherman avoid taking me small fish by pulling
the bait away from them when they attempt to
seize it, and only allowing those Of good size to
snap at the hooks.
When you get enough Of either or all Of these
kinds of fish, up anchor again and put for the Gades
House. The landlord is waiting to receive you and
your fish In the twin king Of an eye they viii be
cooked for the table In variety Of FORMS and the
sea breeze will have generated an appetite which
will make you wonder that you never knew what
fresh fish was before After your meal you can in
dulge in various reoreations which are amply pro-
vided or you prefer it stretch yourself upon the
shady bosom OF mother earth and inhale the pure
slime brcezes from the ocean.
Such are the attractions and advantages of the
piscatory localities of the suburbs of Boston, and
we have dwelt upon that OF the Glades because It
combines kinds Of fish and 10 more accessible
than any other. STILL they all have their charms
and to some one or other Of them must our people
occasionally go during this hot weather, il they
would keep their physical health from prostitution
When we see a sallow, cadaverouE-.ooking fellow,
alternately affected with jaundice or rheumatism,
we know That his disorders are caused by his igno
rance or neglect If our seashore retreats; and we
almost involuntarily accost him with-why don't
you go to the Gladcs? But we shall not have to
ask, even mentally, this question long; for so many
have experienced the benefits of our seashore local.
ties the present summer, that their fame is spread
ing far and wide. The more sensible of our citizens
are beginning to "throw physic to the dogs" and
when they feel enervated, Off they 60 for few
hours or days to snuff the breezes OF the Atlantic,
and return capable Of doing twice much the next
day as though they had neglected this cheap but in
valuable remedy for prOsl rated gyetem