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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-05

Bar Harbor will be. in spite Of any
seeming obstacles. long in the future a
popular place of resort. No one who
can command small sum of money and
who has love for the grand and pictur-
e-que in Nature will fail 10 visit Mt.
Desert Island. in the summer months
These hundreds Of visitors viii need
something to eat and shelter also. They
will pay are willing Ia paw, for all that
their cultivated tastes requires. or their
necessities demand. therefore the resi-
dents.-hotel keepers and Others. will no
doubt. Il. soon A. NAV be. set them
selves at work to supply the demand
thus made upon them.
We know of no place where 20 much
money can be made at so small An out
lay. a, at Bar Harbor.
This can be done in various ways.
Acre, of land should this fall be planted
with strawberries. % good yield will
be had next Summer Every quart can
be >old readily, and At a paving price.
The lnrafinn and snii ara both favnra-
hle for raising early vegetables and
green peas. cucumher.. beans. potatoes.
a.. &c. should be raised. both because
i, will pay the cultivator and because il
i, lust what is needed at the hotels.
Somebody should have enterprise
enough to go into the business of raising
poultry on large scale. 4 henery
with a thousand hens would be prof
liable business. Fall chickens should
be raised. and the market supplied with
chickens and eggs.
The number Of cows kept by the
farmers should be doubled. Milk i in
good demand. and not half enough j. To
be had Good fresh milk and good
fresh laid eggs. are among the Injuries
that are wanted.
The opportunity for the farmers oil
residents OF Bar Harbor, or Eden. t.
thrive has come. If improved as ii
should be. thrift will come TO them. and
satisfaction to all visitors.
We spent part of day there last week,
and thought the visitors were enjoying
themselves very well indeed. The
steamer White Fawn a tiny little
craft advertised an excursion trip to
sullivan Falls. fare 81 90 and sailing and
fishing parties were on the taps, while
large numbers were fitting out for foc'
tramp in the woods, or Ia the noun
tains. The table at the "'Rodiek House"
where we took dinner was well sup
piled. and the cooking was good.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-05

AN UNEXPECTED DONATION Bishop Nee.
y OF this state held the first service OF his
churc' in Asihias some months ago, and III.
circumstances WAS mentioned In the ehurc. 4.
papers. Some time after. the Bishop receives
letter from lady In England enc,o,iur !,
dr.n for thousand dollars as the nucleu. a,
. fund for the erection Of sn Episcopal caurch
u A.ehia'. The lady twho is now over eighty
!en' Of age) stated that she was . native Of
Aachi.s' though for the last fifty year. she had
been living in England. She had s,eo in N.
newspaper the notice Of the Bishsp'. frs, ser
vice there, and she wa anxious To 10 her .h.re
In helping on his good work in hsr native place
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RIynn DRiyrsa on rnE PE>onscur

RIsKH DgivISn oN rue PE>oBsCur
\ correspondent of the B%ngor Wig
s,v..- the friiouins incident of III. West
Branch Drive, between iorty-iiyc and
iiftv millions OF lumber. which reached
Oldtown on the 2oth inst. after drive
of about foriy-tive DAYS:
Being the ..big drive" OF the river.
they ALWAYS come tai Oldtown with
some formality. Al the boom. the crew
about 80 men. take the boats-29 ihi.
,ear-and form into single file, tie bow
OF one fastened Ia the stern Of that next
preceding. They preserve this order
till they are about quarter at mile
from the lsnding-ihen il j. general
race for the landing. L s,Ially ther. i.
sheer boom laying acro-, their path.
and rather than 90 around il, they run
over il. some oi the men jumping On TO
the boom la help the boat over. The
race. together with falling into the riv-
or. creates considerable excitement
When this line OF boat, gets fairly in
sight the Indians salute with their can
non and Tag. To-day the cannon
frightened q Yoke at oxen, gotting in
hay ON Indian bland. They ran with
the cart into the river and attempted TO
swim across. Upon reaching the sheer
boom they got entangled with il, and
this, with the weight Of the cart. aud a
strong current, made their dow ming
very probable. The drive, seeing the
oxen, broke their line anj rushed for
the boom, one boat striking il with
such a force that the hoai was stove TO
pieces aud let the men into the water
They finally released the oxen from the
cart and got them ashore, and le, the
cart go over the falls. The men were
picked up by other boats.
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blue waters lying % far below that they
seem to belong to another world.
The foliage has BY this time nearly dis
appeared, though there are still vine-like
cvergreens cronching low among the
rocks. intermingled with the pale purple
of the whortleberry blossoms. The rocks.
too, are brigh, with mosses. and In them
selves present variety Of colors. A few
reds ahead is high wall Of red stone.
apparently built by hand, though near
inspection shows that Il is natures work.
Beyond this stretches q further slope.
where the sparse foliage Is stu more
snty. and where the 70 Ks are more free
from moss. Another sharp pull. and we
are on the summit. II is not peak, but a
large irregular plateau of rock, not piled
up In loose. deta rhed masses, as on Mount
Washington. bat seemingly one compact
mountain-rock. which has been crumbled
in places by the action of the elements.
In front stretches out the ocean. its wa
tiers OF radiant blue that. In the far-oh
horizon, seems TO mit.lc hnp-rceptibly
with the blue OF the SKY. a lew fleecy
clouds above are reflected In the water
beneath. and ii needs the white. shinin.
| sails to enable one to tell which sky and
| which is SEA. Very. very far below are
these sails; but throsgn the pure atmos
phere they are rlesrl. defined, aud look
Ike fairy toys. Their motion can hardl,
be perceived; but their white sails CLEAN
aud glisten bright and keen against tn
DARK. deep blue. Those near the Ian
present the usurl aspect Of vessel-; but IL
the outmost distance are others which ar
mere white specks. color rather than
size revealing their exi.tance.
Between the spectator and the shore lie
( u ~ n IA. a 81.
trees. while beyond the forest can b
traced the road. and the outlines OF th
farm boundaries, with few ,canty house
sea tered here aud there. As Inlet of III
sea known "a. otter Greek 5rea.s the regu
lar curve of the shore line. snd f'iugs
dash of brightness far up amii the gree
foliage.
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Fresh as a Maiden's Blush.

is the pare psaoh1 Complexion wAAh folo~s The
H.. VI HagaI.'s Magnolia Ealm. is tbr True
secret Of r. aptv, Fashionable Ladies tn society
unaerstand tirs-
The Magnolia Hssm changes the rustic tountrt
t,lri int" Ctty Belle rsor- raPy than an olarr
Dnr thing.
Re,in~ss >unbHru. Tan. Frevkles, Hintrhr Aaj
an effect Of the summer san iizApp-ar VINE. Y t'
su~s.l ani xcaiAl ruitty atei, frreh appreciate
). obtaiard which rivals the bloom 5f oath a.
beauty q. possible 70 all who will invrAI - cent,
at any rr.pcrtahl,- store anil nS,at getting ~
Masnoiil Balm.
{ .. nothing but Lyon. hafhalr-a - Bres. ltr
Uat.. AVN
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The Institutes in the first column will
be hel under the management Of Prof.
ID. II. Cruftenden Of New York, assisted
by DIR n. T. True, Bethel. The renain-
ing In stitutes will be under the charge
Of Pr of. Fordyce A. Allen, assisted by
c. B. Stetson, Lewiston. Prof. Allen
has III It'll recently been Principal Of .
Norm al School, Mansfield, Penn. There
will b e two Institutes in each county,
each Institute to continue five DAYS.
Two school sessions in the dav: lectures
Tor y ,e people in the evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-05

lHE NEW CouNTERfEIr ten dollar
bills which have created 80 great m ex
element among bankers and United
States ireasurcr,. are the finest execu-
ted counterieits ever thrown upou the
community. AT first glance they seem
10 be- a perfect imitation of the $40
sreenback. and the printing seeln, 10
have been done from the original nlate.
but there are points Of difference which
are thus noted In tie original. the
shading around tho 10 in the medallion
appears like iine network, and runs
close Uh To the figures. In the com
terteit this shading becomes coarse as il
reaches the figures, forming light
streak or "A circular haze similar To that
about the moon before rain. There is
no haze in the genuine note. A better
clue than this for detection is that in the
original notes, within the light circle
running under the figures 10, there are
three and a third dots on the left of the
figure /. la the counterfeit bill the one
third dot is missing. But an iufallible
mark OF distinction is found under the
LEFT wing OF the eagle. In the genuine
notes are four distinct rows of feathers
under the wing. In the counterteits
these rows OF feathers are underlined.
and this seems to be the only weak SPOT
IN the whole engraving.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-05
In Search Of Locals.

Country editors have 10 write the
locals because there is no margin in
their receipts 10 pay for one of these
necessary fixtures. so last week we
"hitched up the team and went out in
TO the wide world in search of startling
locals A. the rush was TO the sea
shore we headed in the same direction.
On the ride 10 the bridge, we noticed
that farmers had not got half done hay
ing. and with the fog and damp morn
ings they are making slow work of it..
Mt. Desert bridge is in pretty good con-
dition and S5 cts viii pay your toll both
WAYS. The boy that holds out his hand
for the change has no chat for any one.
his business is TO gather in the dimes,
and he feels his responsibility. Mr..
Thompson was cutting down his grass
with a two horse moving machine, an
old looking machine, bnt may be good
one. Perhaps it is the only one on the
Island. Think 1t is.
SALsBURY's Cow,
Is 3 pleasant place, tie buildings all
looking as if their occupants were
thrifty. J. w. Wood, a genial man,
and formerly of Ellsworth is now living
here, and as we are pleased to learn, is
prospecting in his business. He has cree
ted fine dwelling house the past sea-
son, and has finished and furnished il
throughout. Success to him and his
HULL's Cove,
Is farther on, looks more seedy and
quiet. If there is any body Eat home"
then, they must have been in the back
fields. We could not gather up single |
item in this locality. and only saw . cat,
a dog, and one woman in passing. 1t
is a fine cove and there is q fine beach
TOR bathing.
BAR HARBOR,
Has quiet life, and has more than
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twenty-five Years Practice

IN VIC treatment OF Diseases incident to females
- p'A'eh DIX DO" at the head of all physician.
,' saeh practice speciality, and enables
'' - guarantee a speedy and pertinent cure in
"'e "osse cases Of Suppression and all other Men
f'ai pe'angeplents from whatever cause All
iet"rs for advice must contain al. once No Q
ESpIcorr STREET, Boston.
y B.-Board furnished TO those desiring 10 re
main under treatment
Boston, July, 1853. -sp.no lyra7
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Pno>rECT HARBoR, july 70. 1859
Mn EpIroR:--

Mn. EpIroR:--
\ large lin back whale has just been
hauled ashore at Clark's Cove. and a
multitude Of people from this and the
surrounding town, have come 10 look
at him. lie was captured by a boat
from this place headed " hy Capt. J.
W. Bickiord. The comb lance wa. en-
ployed
Many years ago this place wa. noted
for IL whale fishery it being frequent
occurrence Ia have "big whale s.
towcd in herr
Thi, j. remarkable ncighborhood.
The people are all industrious and new
err out of employment, Men. women
and children are now las busy a, bees. =
working in the Lobster factory. making
porgy oil. catching hakc, &c. aud max.
ing hay when the sun shines.
There i. no incompetence here: and
OF all that great army OF paupcrs will
which Gould-bnro j, from time io time
afflicted. Prospect Iiarbor iurnishc.
none
Another blessing We haye-a very
great blessing. We have bu, little sick
ne--; no more healthy place to bc found
in the state, Encouraging to Doctors
but pleasant for every body cl>c.
We have a harbor broad and deep
and unencumbcrcd by strong tide, and
-qually hill. Never wa prcttici
chance Tor sail. The well known
sand Reach " i one al The most inter
e-ting spot- on our coast.
Al this season oi the year we hav,
abundance OF berries. commencing il
June with straw berries. aud continuing
variety Of delicious berries till Octo
ber bring. The irost bitten cranberry.
Iours. :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-05

COscoB, Conn.,, Aug. 2.-The BODY
Ofa man supposed to be one of the crew
Of the Abby Larrabce, Captain Car
Isle. from Bangor for New York, which
was capsized of Capt. Gains Island in
the tornado of the 18th u't., was found
on Muscle rock in this harbor and
brought to this place on Saturday. On
the right arm was found the mark A. E.
H. in heart crossed by two anchors
and star above. After the inquest the
body was buried in the grounds Of the
Second Congregational church of Green
Wich.
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HANCOCK.
Another correspondent of the New
York Evening Post writes as follows

York Evening Post writes as follows:
1t takes very little money heartily to
enjoy summer along the coast of
Maine. \ tent or an old house for a
covering. a boat in which to go out
fishing. and vegetables. milk and but
ter from the farmers. can all be had at a
reasonable rate. Board in hotels and in
private families. in proportion. as high
here n elsewhere. OF course, if people
feed YOU and wait on You in hot wealth
er. they want to be well paid for It, The
best way is to be indcpcndcnt-have a
tent and wait upon yourself. Then
YOU can go where. aud stay where YOU
will, without the disagrccablc neccssi.
~ of depending on the notions Of other
people.
| Yacht life for the water. and tent life
| for the land. is the life for summer: and
/ it should be lived in New England, neal
the sea-unless YOU like being baked
and roasted. The sea coast Of Maine i,
perfection in the summer. Those who
try il once will be apt 10 return 10 il
again and again.
I AUGUSTA Moogr.
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Special Notices.
OUR READERS

MI nnu IN our columns the advertisement -, -.
ISaooiy Medical Institute = which nov nnh,, .ns
I,s IT a. hase e new book entitled The science Of
he ~. reservation which treats upon All
m N mastery manner, and which should III IN NJ.
IN ',o ., every young man and every person
stitutc ha. also pubs M Inxpsws,ss Inc In
s Gs sexual Physiology Of Woman. and use
D'seases ponr fail to read tie advertiseme,t e'
spim5c
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fACHTING.-We understand thu, co,.
dore Churchilps yacht the Ethei' .w;sh W
Commcdore A. n. Smiths yacht the Rsx ~
Capt Furbish's yscht Juliet, and nos.sssv ~.
Or two otner. Of the Portland ysehi cluS. AZ AZ
ce. ABOUT Out, the IAN inst: Tor ~: Desert On
the guest Of Commodore ChurchiII .n.s a.
=. d. Brown win make one OF The n.,ty On
tne juliet Vice Commodore Smith mn g.
friends 20 In the Ray.-Aspvs. -"
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The Sleeping Car Wahsatch

H,AiLrox. Can. Aug. >.
The Palace Sleeping Car Wahsatc h
passed Hamilton Yesterday with 3l6
passengers from New York. bound 10
San Francisco, where they expect To
arrive on Saturday without = change of
cars
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-05

The enlP Hair Dye Is the best in the world
instanisneons As * SsIsef Dye-Hamless, Reliable
sss rsmedies the u effects Of bad dyes invsnr
sso leaves the hair soft and beautiful bisrk =,
81 9periy applied Ct Bachelors wiz Fsct"rn & :.
:" sono Or Ssw York. speiyH w.
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| NATHAN DANE, Jr., Esq. of kenne-
Dunk, has recently imported a herd OF
ayrshire cattle, consisting of seven
cows, bull and several Young Great
ures' which are pronou accd BY good
Judges 10 be a very superior lot. Mr..
Dane formerly gave greA attention to
stock-riising, and i az competent to
make good selections rs any man in the
state. The large expenditure of mon
ey formerly made by him in introduc-
ing foreign cattle, I ,roved, as it should,
good Investment. and his efforts to
improve the breed. of cows in this Sec
non OF the State, have not been unap-
preciated. Ever since the Ayrshires
Were ,s imported INTO this country, about
1888, they hav' been growing in favor,
anu now Dear throughout tle United
states nigh character for milk, the
YOKE and IT. q shambles.
we nope the time is not very far dis
taht wheh our farmers will give more
attention To the subject of improved
oreeds cattle than they have hereto
'ore 40 ne. A better quality and larger
quant ty Of milk, butter and beef, will
amply repay them for time and money
slem> in this direction.
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some money. am glad to learn it.
Now just take my advice second time.
Never put foot in Wall street again.
You are not suited for that atmosphere.
Shun it as YOU would the devil. You've
got enough. Keep what you have and
be contented."
Holt now shuns Wall street as he
would pestilence.
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Died % the Cars

PORTLAND, Aug. ?.
+. Warehouse of Charlcstown.
Massachusetts. died of heart disease in
the cas- between Portland and South
Berwick on the morning train going
west
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-05

One word more. 1t seems TO me, il
the shipbuilding interest needs free
trade and sailors rights" to thrive. that
most, or all other great interests Of the
country need the same liberal treatment.
and that no special legislation is cithe r
inst, or wise.
HANCOCK.
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Indignation among Grain Dealers
Death Of Deputy sheriff GrYgs

NLhANf, NlE-. z.
Deputy sheriff Griggs> who was
wounded at the late anti-rcnt troubles
at East Greenwich. died At his resi-
dence at Sand Lake this morning.
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FROM WASHINGTON:
Dtaaemsnt Il The Public Debt.


~ - 49, ,..a
~ .,,.-;; - ~.
- l ~. = ;n....a
Puo'o 49, ''"se"'"' 's"
peCs Sesriss interest IN lawful money:
- &c - o.
Dses on which ,aierest has ceased
''"'s maturity 10 os ..
Total debt, principal outstanding, COL tos sIs 10
in,er.s, accrued to date aud coupons
due presented Tor payment H's ~ Il
Total debt, principal aud intcrcs, aes IL ~ 50
Amount In Treasury
com S fsr msss s 20 ,hs .eo. ''0
are outstanding ., 2. SO 20
s,aiias fana In q. $. coin in,ere., " " "
bonds and interest collected
other coin in,.re., bond. purchased
A"' ''''"s' '"'''eS' '"''s'"' . ny - =
Total, iAs "a oes -
Deb, les, es.h and sinking funa in
and purchased bonds IN Treasury sss u" ~ -
cash and sinsiag iund in the
ps.rsa.s =, I sss sn na Biz s"s: during
the past monte iaS ). y
~
I,. ~ ,ho .,; =
.,as ~ ,an In,l.r aroo,h.oL -
C.n..,.u.. ua'..,, a,'.,AI -
M. = -, ,..:
- o..a,h..,.. So. ., =, -. e,ono
-. IT. -,
,rarad :, ~ pm.a,, e -;
anil pr;n,;nn ~ -.
=. -, = -.
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hE ONLY Reliable Remedy for tbose BsowS
~ ), pscoL0kArioSs on the face, ia :. 5%ryy;r
TfsfoM and <reckle ZokioS. >, Prensred nnIy Nv
Dk. b e. PERRY, 80 Bond ST., New Yors "nis W
SS-soid everywhere -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-05

:, 'ieac hers Institutes will be holden in
r.e sev eral counties, at the places and
Times indicated in the following list.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-05

rom the face, use PEssY,s e. ma Tan
i naEIkLE LonoS. Sold BY ali drusris.a Pr,
pared only by DR.. b. Perry. fre
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IN bLACk WORMS, and Pimp,r. an m. sac.
br. nr.s MEksa's CcnkDosE AND fTHrIx RENE
ss., New York. sold eyersvhe, ~, nola
supplied BY Wholesale DRUGGISTS. u'e
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We take the following interesting and
suggestive letter from the Portland Ad-
re'fiser. II discusses subject which
interests all the citizens Of Maine; and
although the instances cited are from
another part Of the state ihi'y show what
may be done in our cou..ty. We ask
for the little attention and consideration
IF all anr r,s,.aos.
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State Election. Monday, Sept. Is.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Joshua j. Chamberlain
Republican County Conven-
ton.

The Republicans o' the County OF HaneoeA eIe
-~ouested TO assemble by delegates IN lonfen
,ior m the Court House al Ellsworth. on edne-
dsv August 18th 1852 at 10 O'Clock. N 70 PM
IN nsminAtlon candidates for the following "''
nrcrs - ,~....se...
Two senator's. sheriff. one Co Commissions
60 Treasurer and 20 tran act such other DUST
- a. nav come before he Convention.
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Basis Of Representation.

Each town and organized plant aiion N me tonn d
:. ,hst rs,t any vote. for tsov Chamberlain In
n i. emitted to one delegate. and to one add
tionaI delegate every sixty votes 50 cast, and
for a traction Of thirty votes
me basis Aliots the delegates a. fellows3-
.mher, l. Aurora /, Bluehin 5. BROOKLYN ).
grooksyllle s. Bucksport :. Cs-tins J, cranberry
ii. Deer Isle I. Dedhsm :. kastbrook !, Lien
Z Ellsworth H. h rankin 3. Gouldsboro y hAS
,ors g. Nsriaviiie ?. Mt Desert 3 orfand D ots
2 Penobscots setgwiek J. sullivan =. surry >,
fremont J, Trenton 5. waithaD 50 ran siAha
/ Ye-onal No,l No 81 /. No. Il l. Ne, 10 /.
Each town and plantation mus; be represented
bv IT, own citizens.
Aiuu attsudance OF deleg Aiss is derirsble.
Per Order
W II SARGENT
I. ii. HARTMAN
A T. WHITING.
A. pRI>kw ATER.
IN. HOLDEN.
County Committee
gfsswpRTu July q i-Gq 10
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The highest mountain directly on IN.
Atlantic coas; ofthe United States /. Cree
Mountain, which rises some eighteen hua
dred feet directly behind the valley of R,,
Harbor. Mount Desert Island. il /, a..
arated BY gorge from Newport Mountain
which lies still nearer the ocean. Green
Mountain Is easy OF access, the summit be-
ing about nve miles from the hotels In the
village, a road having been opened this
summer by which Carriages can 20 TO rhe
very summit. A pedestrian can eas;Iv
make the journey in an hour and q hal;
and the records at the SUNNI. Hnn.a
(where travellers can stay all nighr If they
wlsh) show that II has been done in siv,y
minutes. To one accustomed TO tramrins
among tie White Mountains the ascenr =,
This mountain Of Mount Desert il an s.sv
task.
The route on leaving the village n. ss.s
by The church and follows the En- .worrh
highway. ill . sudden turn TO the lef,
reveals the mountain road. A growth n.
young trees shades the ascent for soms
little distance. the foliage growing sparse
as the altitude increases. About half v.v
up th-re is n glimpse Of . lake DOWN. |.
rasine-a lake lar4er and far more wildly
picture sque than the well-known lax. in
me Catskiils. Further OIL. the main mr.
ION OF this lake. which had been hidden hv |
spur Of the mountain, comes into sivhs
mo In ifs dark gloon. amid its rocky
'ihe,cisd hills, seems perfect type or
oneiy solitude. At the same time The eve
VIII catch glimpses Of distant land and
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Eden's Opportunity.

Jul, q: i,s9