Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
Gbr Story GeIIu.
From BlAchwonl', Magazine
LOvE.aND GEOLOGY.

Noli1 i"f ptoEie IN baa health. In
piher countries the invalid has az many
ofthe comforts Of home heapel about
him as possible. Decay loses half its
misery when i gradually creep upon
him amid old familiar faces. in he hctr-
in~ ot weil-known voices, and in scenes
that ho has known from boyhool. Fa-
tiguc and anxiety are carefully avoided,
and at last he Is buried in his own
parish. and wept over by his own
friends. Bu: in this extraordinary coun.
,gy things are very differently managed.
\ mas may as we'll commit felony
as TO show symptoms of cough
Sentence OF hanishment is immediately
passed on him-hc is hurried off from
his own vailcys--irom his own sto
walls and, his sl'eltetiny plantations, to
inhabit somc marble .halffuruished pllaz
20. n climate where the winter is SO
short that il has NOT been pgoyid ed
,dinst at all ans! where. therefore.
when il daes co;Ec--and oven Naples is
Sametim.s IS deep II snow--it cones. as
the vulgate hath il. with i vtaceaace.-
Far away from home. with stranger,
around him, a language h. dacs NJ, un.
ders,ani--doe,ofs ia whom he has no
eonfidencc-seenety he is too i'll 10 al
mue--rel;gion comforts in which he
has TO f.i;h---with deep ard every
DAY more vivid recollection sf slemss. L,
scenes - heart i-bEoken - home sick -
f:ieadless and unearel he d. -
And why-wlsy. tn hrtrens ram~. il u
mau hurried across Europe or the chance
OF meeting with mild climate. WHEN
any one can src. in i inymaat, tAAt clt.
mate alone can be OF ~ possible IT, 4. but
thai, in otler u b. eli tcioax, /. aus,
have accessories which ta- su.trst ".
itaiian skics carabt comp ans4.a flr m ,
sln, of Bai hssiies II t5ese-a-l
.caeir ou, of eon4itl ration ar #sr,loy
the enormous expense ot - long anil
pnaill n journeys il abs lt.te!y in
q spens Bic that the sur yer, # ch,uEc
OF sce;,c and Atm <tphar, b. r5e5.azst. II /
cd. shoali he ira vel over farei.n
r5ads. AID pi,asc anl neglected a.
f1reitn inns +. Eaxiaai has N ia own
Aonadarirs varitics enough of Climate an !
t-inp nature 70 SUI, almost any com.
H'ls1t-,hc cost Of Devon, beautiful ani
romantic -Malyert, splendid AMI airy
Dawlish - Hastings BOW
ehnrea-some one or all of th sc places
within easy journeys of any part Of
England-all Of them within re th OF
u,,iora,e fortunes: AMI VIII. i. IN our
cslna,ioa. the creates, recommendation
of ali. all o! them within the sound of
tho church goin. bell There are some
symptoms OF turning sense on this
suhjec. ~ be perceived in the inc easing
s.z.sof all the Villages along the south.
crn coast. from Dover to tn Lands
Kal them ere bttle meats OF cottages
s,ilJinz all The baysand inle,s. proyil.
q with wide Green vcrapdtifs against
I'D san:ncr sua. anil placed in the mid
i,e ar Iit,Ie pulens and Green t.lds
.;,a.fi, n IS. I,,n 20 tho sea. There
viii y.fy saon b. no sach thing a, "a
l,..t,.rl =, The Ion,sv shore IL pie
y y, s.,;o.a ss., view mus, be eJaton, to
d5s,: "a 9 c,no,ny of b.lc the world; for
!, Is no, to be sinna.ol however mIch
nos, sheltered situation, owe their at.
traction to the salubri,v of their climate.
ana lis Animation to the cure OF certain
complaints, that their visitors ar li,n.t.
ca to those wb, reoairs their assistance
i, re,.orin, thcm To health from
June to the end ofOetober all the sea-
ward roads are chekel with whole fam
il;es whose iocund faces and loud laugh.
,er show tia, their Journey forms no
mar, Of medical prcser;p,ion rolling
cownwarls in one continuous stream. in
.sI;stny bu,gg c;y and iog-cart.
surricle aal tuniem. not forgetting coach.
e. railways and all manner OF chaises.
to snend a few weeks at the seaside
Rooms are envaped for days and days
l.ef,re-cock .Iasts are cmn,tel oe Old
na.a,o.s,cks and fitted up with nice
French beds-chintz curtains are hung
nm a, the windows.ani the do,.kennel
in the back ward converted into an al Dor.
with honey.suek.es creeping over the
roof The habits of simple villagers are
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