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widow Of the deceased, who Ia 8 strong De-
lieyerin spirituallsm, and who desired 10
know whether his spirit had taken its figneto
the spirit land. Mrs. Kane, widow OF pr'
Kane, and who was one of the celebrated FOX
sisters, conducted the ghostly proceedings.
A select circle of invited splritualists sat
around the coffin in an %unlighted room, ana,
amld an awful and impressive silence, the spirit
of the departed was called on by the medium
to state whether the deceased was In the
spirit land. After being thrice called upon
the dllatory spirit manifested Itself IN
what the reporter calls ia soft, olear'
musical voice." and gave q negative
,en)y-an answer which, the medium ex-
p,a,nea. meant that the spirit OF the deceased
had not vet lett his body. Then the candles
were lighted, and some very poor verses IN
the shape of a hymn, were sung by'al present.
Thereafter, availlng herself of the opportunity,
,he medium called on the spirits of some re-
Gently deceased not~abilites-among them
Professor Morse, James Fisk, Jr., Judge NC
Gum and James Gordon Bennett-to respond
Mr.. Benefits spirit answered the CALL anu
after listening to some o%bjurgatory remarks
from the medium, retired with the theatrical
remark :" THY will Is granted. fafewen.
Come and join us In the spirit land" Take IL
for all in all, this occurrence was one OF the
ghastliest and grlmmest tissues Of aosurditles
not to say sacrileges-that has ever come
before the public, even in connection with
this ]incomprehensible belief In what 10 ca'leo
Il Srtr{t,oliom 80
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Fas ost alb Hoste.

The Beaufort Republican offered this ad'
vice to the Beaufort Conservative meeting
'If the meeting will select from the several
stcounty and State tickets such names as
''seem to them to be the best, and earnestly
recommend such to the Democrats and
Conservatives Of the county, the effect may
''be to elect such, and thus prove to nomi-
''nating conventions the 0alue of careful Sc
election. This is what The News did In
making up Hobson's Choice. Take note
of i'll
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The ReeRIcitrant Seven.

The following card is printed in the Re-
publican Of yesterday evening:
sIR-We, the undersigned, whose names ap'
pear upon . county legislative ticket, puollsn.
ed In THE DAILY NEWS OF the 7th Instant, beg
most respectfully, but firmly, to state that our
names were used by the parties originating
said ticket without our knowledge or consent,
no one having been authorized TO use our
names in any such connection whatever,
Having been nominated by the Republican
Convention that assembled at Hibernian Hal
on the 25th uit., we feel IL 10 be our bonnden
duty to support the ticket nominated at that
convention, and that alone. We therefore
wholly dlsaVoW any sympathy with the move
ment set on foot In The NEWS OF yesterday,
and decline to suffer or permit our names
10 be placed on any ticket other than that put
forth by the Convention OF the 26th OF Sep
TENDER.
(signed) 0. R. LEVY,
3. A.. BOSEM0N,
q ]. ANDELL,
JAMES F. GREENE,
TIMOTHY HURLEY,
N. 7. SPENCER,
B. B. ARTsoN.
Charleston, 8. c., october I, 1872.
The News did not ask any candidate
upon the Hobson's Choice ticket to support
that ticket; nor did it expect that either
Bowenites or Mackeyites would look with "a
vorable eye upon a proposition which may
consign all but their least Objectionable
nominees to a political death from which
there is no resurrection. The Boilers Choice
is the best ticket that there is any chance OF
electing, and it is put forward as a sugges-
tion and guide to the Oonseryatives-not to
please the Radicals. The Conservatives
will vote for whom they please, whether the
seven slgners OF the card like it or not THR
NEWS desires to see the seven elected next
Wednesday, together with the other candi-
dases OF Hobson's Choice, and II they then do
their duty faithfully, as public officers, The
NEWS will rest content.
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-- la.
There is some misrepresentation as to the
powers Of Federal supervisors OF election
under the new bayonet Law, anda statement
has obtained currency that the same au-
thority to order arrests by the Federal deputy
m%arsbals, which was granted under the
acts OF 1870 and 1871, is conferred upon the
additional supervisors appointed in confor-
nifty with the supplementary provisions OF
1872.
This is a serious mistake, and we
advise our friends throughout the State
to see that no power is usurped on cleo
ton day by the Federal authorities. The
old enforcement laws authorized the ap-
pointment Of supervisors and deputy mar
shals in cities having twenty thousand in
hsbitants. The supplementary provision,
struggled into the sundry civil service ap-
preparation bill, while extending the power
to appoint supervisors to all counties and
parishes wherein ten good citizens should
petition for the appointment, expressly
enacts ''that nothing In this section shall be
$50 construed as to authorize the appoint.
.'ment OF any marshals or deputy marsha's
Gin addition to those heretofore authorized
'sby law" and that ''the supervisors herein
'sprovided for shall have 40 power or au-
''thority to make arrests or to perform other
tsdnties than tn be in the immediate pres.
''ence OF the officers holding the election,
s'and to witness all their proceedings, in-
s'cluding the counting Of the votes and the
ssmaklng OF q return thereof"
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Some Good News at Last.
OFFICE g. C. LuNAT1c Asylum, |
CHARLESTON, October IL

OFFICE 8. C.. LUNATIC ASYLUM,
CHARLESTON, October ~
CAPTAIN T. ". Dauson:
MY DEAR sIR-It may be well, In order TO
appease the anxiety of the friends OF the As5-
Inn. to. let them know through. The NEWS
that I have succeeded in making arrange
ments whereby the Institution Will be amply
supplied with provisions and all medical sup
plies for the balance Of the year. NO one
need now feel any anxiety. Our trouble Is
over for this year at least.
Yours truly,
J. F. ENsoR, Superintendent, DO.
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w PRESTON DOWLIN G.,
No. o BoYCE's WHARF,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Local Salesman OF the celebrated Wright 4
Warnock's HORSEPOWER for ginning. Easily
adapted to the Old Ring Post, and Is q complete
geering. not affected BY the weight Ii the GIN
WIN two muIea, 40 or 45 saw gins, 1900 10 1000
pounds lint per day. Price here SIPS. Also for
WrighL's Cotton Planter. Best ever invented.
Plants any given number OF seed any given mum
Der OF inches apart. One hand, with mule, opens,
plants and covers six acres per day. Price. $2e.
sep26-Wfm.7
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CHARLESTON, October Z.
Noticing in your Issue OF yesterday my nSme
among the Representatives, / respectfully de-
cline the nomination.
@, ". sEIGN1oUs.
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Go Rent.

no RENT, sTOREHOUsE AND Dwell
LING, IN Town Of Florence, 8. u, Main
street, opposite Freight Depot formerly occupied
by A. w. Loyns. Address Box, Florence 3. Y.
ocL8.3$ ~ ~
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Tho Old and the New.

,o,o
lo.o' u,.o.,. D,o;.
IN unn, NV
49, -n.,,,,, 7 GREENE
sH.pny. q. G. MrNorr,
n I ANDEt1, C. J. ANDELL,
n R. LEVY. O. r. LEVY,
W. R. JERvEY, N. T. SPENCER,
H. a. HUNTER, JOB =. CLYDE
ABE SMITH, :. .. ApAIs,
A. {. fokp' On. Dr0""
n~n . i po.r,1oS
a D Da q CANNON.
w = E,IIorr IL. WALKER,
A. LOGAN, B. B. ARTsoN,
=. MICKEY, c. F. NORTH,
B. BRIAN, c. h. ~VANDERHoRsT,
W. G. GLOVER, j.. a: WILLIS,
T. HEDGES amaio,t -
As.sns1 ga,sao,a Cho;oa !. onnarior to the
SUI" 'na' .o00ou .,h;tos 4,
no"en ..N ~ oord,datea-
place VI iou' fo" .So.ond Andou
meSSrS' nurley' Aosy' - rood
are renomlnatea. INC lenia.no'. arn.na, ~
and shoulders aoo's Ihe 'aa'o ,o1o uoh.
Candidates on LUG ucAe' :" s.,n.
sons Choice la d iat ",,oa+o ,hat
elected, ana tne hanies upon ~ Thora
it does hold out a 'hopo VI -
is another conS'oel"ou
tie Conservative oose Jo' ""y 'u~a'
other than those aUho, being upon q p@oH
can ticket, oOt@ rece're me AacSey or me
Bowen cote, ensures me e'ect'o" o we
straight Boaoen or MacSey ''cSe" ina1 Oh
Mackey is bad enough; tnat Oh oo"e"' as q
whole, is infamous. 10 ueleat 'nein oo.n' 90
wholes, and elect their pest men H. In lseii'
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THE PEOPLES TICKET.
MIR. james simons, Jr., Declines to be
Candidates.

CHARLESTON, October 8.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Observing my name proposed for the Legia-
lature. upon the "People's Ticket" puollsnea
this morning. yon will obllge me by sta'ing
that I beg leave respectfully to decline being
q candidate. >,
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BMoNs, Jr.
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TIE TICKET,

I'LL fEOELhS
Mr.. John w. Ficken Declines a Barren
Honor.
No. 20 BROAD STREET, October 8.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE sEWS.
1 perceive by this mornings Issue OF IHE
NEWS that I am named on 1.-THE Peoples
Ticket" as a candidate for the position OF STATE
Senator from Charleston County. l peg
leave, through the medium Of your valued
journal, most respectfully to decline the nomi-
nation, aud to request that my name De VIII
drawn from The ticket,
have the honor to be, yours Co.,
- ~, JOHN F. FIcKEN.
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ITO RENT, FOB THE YEAR 1873, THAT
i very desirable Plantation, situate In Christ
CHURCH Parish, eleven miles from Moont Pleas
ant, called "Walnut Grove containing 800 acres
OF cleared Land; with good settlement. Will be
Leased fur Q term OF years on easy terms. Ap
ply nt No. II Broad street. ootl0.thfa
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THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND DE-
SlRABLE RESIDENCE Nc. Q King street,
recently finished, suitable for one or two resnect-
ale families, having ali the necessary oRtbuild.
ings for the accommodation Of the same. There
Ia on the premises Que OF The largest clsterns and
one OF the best wells Of water In The city. Apply
on the premises. r. eepA
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VALENTINES PREPARATION Oh
MEAT JUICE.

lust received, q large supply Of the above. Each
oott!e contains four pounds OF the PEST beeI, e1'
elusive OF fat; can be used With cold OF Warm
water; also can be taken with CodliVer Oil, 2
destroys the taste or the OIL.
the only food for delicate children.
This is much superior to the ..Extracfo OF Beef,oo
heretofore offered to the public, as will be found
upon trial. For sale by DR.. b.
tun7 No. 131 Meeting street.
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DLANTATION FOR SALE GREAT
Il BARGAIN-PORT ROYAL RAILROAD
Toe subscriber. being about to leave the State,
Offers for sale that valuable PLANTATION, called
the "Yeomsn's Tract, y Situated In Barnwell Coun.
Three Runs, containing 9l9 acres.
proximity to It, and the splendid Circular saw
Mill OF Dr. ]. q. Miller not moro than q mile from
the richly. timbered portion OF the estate.
There are about 200 acres cleared, producing
splendid crops OF cotton and corn.
Last year 4 comfortable frame houses were
erected by the proprietor on the outer edge OF the
body OF timber, aRd the locality is remarkably
healthy.
The numbered portion t71s scres) presents as
fne q body OF virgin forest as Inc eye can meet
with In this Stale, varying from the smallest sized
cap timber to the largest ranging size.
To railroad contractors, lumDermen and tQr'
pentIne d~istillers, no finer opportunity has ever
been presented Of realizing a fortune, as they
have the option OF shipping to Savannah or Port
Royal, either by water or rail.
or to q. N. THOMPSON, Esq. Attorney at Law,
winston, so. "a. In whose hands are the titles.
Willlston, so. Ca. August lst, 1872.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-rhe above Lands Will be
sold by Public Auction. without fail, on Sales-Day
In November, oelDg MONDAY, the 4th day Of
November next, at BIackville Courthouse, In said
State and County, In Lots OF 100 acres and mp.
wards, to suit purchasers.
Terms OF Ssle-OneI half cash; balance on
twelve months credit, with interest at twelve
per cent, and mortgage to secure purchase
money. B. N. MILLER
sep9-lmo
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and e ONE MORE.

mr.. c. W.. ~seignious Declines to be .
Candidate.
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EOR SALE, A FINE SADDLE AND
IL Buggy MARE, l6K hands, 8 years old, per-
fecily gentle, and warranted sound. Inquire of
Lieut. O. N. OALLAEA N, Sd Artillery, at the Cita-
del. oCt7-mwf3s
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GOOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
VI Rooms, upon reasonable terms, at No. II
broad street. Day Boarders accommodated at
snort nOtce. seplS
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Tho Power OF Federal Supervisors OF
Election.
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EOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
C ]. RENRY OFTEN, son Of the late Henry
UIjen, for SeYenty-nye DoGaIs. VIII BIZ sold at 9
discount at MEEKE ID MULLER,S. aug27
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BparblnQ.

DERSONS DESIRING BOARD IN THE
western part Of the City can obtain It by
applying at No. Is Rutledge street, near Went.
worth. on the line OF the City Railroad.
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Joint 6turk Gumpanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
" I'll CHARLESTON Joint Sr0CK CON-
PAEY for the benefit OF the State Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 189-TuBsDAY MORNING. Oct. g.
6-53- l. 68-43-76 -l1-27- 9-57-33-65
CLASS No l90-TUEDsAY EVENING. Dot 8.
59-67-67-4l-2l- 6-29- T. ~8-64-55-76
oct9 A. MOROSO, Sworn Commissioner.
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DULL POND PLANTATION FOR SALE.
ID The above named PLANTATION, situated
IN Barnwell County, five mics from Graham's
Turnout, on the south Carolina Railroad, ia oner.
ed for SALE. 1t contains seven hundred and nfty
acres, two hundred and ffCy acres OF which are
good clay Cotton Land. There are also upon the
premises q fine DWELLING. containing six
together with houses for the accommoda
tl0n Of twenty labor era, Gin House, Screw, Barns,
Stables. &C., all in good order. The place Is per.
fectly healthy, with an abundance or fine cool
water. For terms, apply TO FEEDER d DAVIS,
Charleston. 8. u, or to DR.. W. II. HAG00D,
8. O. octl
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matrs.

TTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, ACOMPE.
w TENT Bookkeepef In q Factors ONCE.
Aidres BOX 1913, with references and salary.
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NT EDIOAL COLLEGE :
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Annual Course OF Lectures in the Medical
College OF the State Ct South Carolina will com.
mence on the 18th day OF october, 1879.
For any further information, application must
be made TO the Dean. -.
GEO. L. TREsCoT, n. D.,
oct4-lmw4 Dean Of the Faculty.
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ITO RENT, THREE STORY BUILDING,
Il corner Unity alley and East Bay. comprising
Restaurant and, Barro0m, with all necessary nx.
lures, six square rooms and Kitchen. with cellar
capacity or three hundred barrels. For terms, ap.
ply 10 h. FOLEY, No. los Market street.
Oct3.mwe6
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DERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
Il Horses or Mules will nnd 1t to their advan-
tage TO call at HOGAN & CO.'S Stables, No. 6u6
KING street, before purchasing elsewhere.
OCto .Wfml0 DkCH
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Tbe @aflestnm armS.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1879.
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TUsT ARRIVED, TEN LARGE DRAY
MULES; also, lot fine Saddle and Harness
HORSES, at K. 0AKIiAN'S Stables, No. IS Church
street.. oct8 A.
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LNOR SALE, FOUR HUNDRED BUSH
. ELS of Pope's nne COTTON SEED, raised
on my James Isl8n6 Plantation. The said Cot
ton has been manurHd to every acre, fifteen bush.
els OF Cotton Seed, TWO hundred pounds bone
pounds OF Ettwsn Glano, which has greatly i'm.
proved the Cotton Ii its value. Parties wishing
TO purchase the same will address Captain G.. +.
No.. 3 South Bay. Price So per
buBhel. Oct5-smwS
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS oBILD.
w NURSE by q young Protestant woman.
Would do chamberwork or plain sewing: NO oD-
lection to leaving the city. Address Child-nurse,
at this office. Octsl-
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THO FACTORS AND RICE PLANTERS
Just finished and for sale, q CANAL FLAT,
thirty by ten feet, constructed Of Thoroughbred.
BonEd lumber, and lined with dressed tongue and
groove flooring. This Flat was built especially
for rice-feld purposes, although not to order, and
lies at the wharf OF J. q. d b. o. MARTIN, Wood
Factors, west end Of Bull stree, and will DO sold
by them for $50. oct9-lN
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for GGle.

TOR SALE, AT, THE SUBSCRIBERS
IL stables. Queen street. q lot OF extra.dne
horses and Eules. r. WEST. oct9-is
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BUSINESS Qarns.

MOSES GOLDSMITH d SON,
OOLONNADE ROW, vENDUE RANGE.
Highest Cash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
Hides, Skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds Of
Metals.
ALSO,
Dealers In COTTON, Naval Stores and Scotch
Pig Iron. may20-mwf1yr
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COOK AND WASHER WANTED. AP-
u. PLY, with recommendation, at No. ~ Cal
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CITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPE-
~ RIENOED Bookkeeper. Gan give best city
aud New York reference. ADDRESS b. Postofice.
Oct01
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, Venus, the bea!hen mythology, was wor-
shipped as goddess Of beauty, love and
laughter, and ir giving names to the stars
the ancient selected the most beautiful and
brilliant and sparkling Of them all to bear
the name Of their favorits goddess. She
now shines with unrivaled' splendsr and
beauty as the evening star. Among the
ancients her advent % the evening star was
esteemed as peculiarly favorable to be hopes
and happiness of all true lovers: judging
from the victorious march of hymsn in these
days Venus has lost none of her ancient
sparkle and beauty Of that most roreeouu
and lovely planet Those, however, who
seek her gentle influence must not too long
delay their trysting. What sweet love stor.
les she mus: have hsard, and what tender
scenes witnessed 10 her evening walks, we
shall probably never know, for she is twenty.
i've million miles away from us, and were
she not she tells no secrets of her gentle
votsries
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Gold at l p. m. ll55&

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE The OLD, OLD
ST0RY-TIRED or LIFE.-A women OF the
town, knuwn BY the name OF Ida Castle, ct.
tempted suicide by taking morp hlne, about
half past seven O'Clock last night, ct the
house OF woman named Matte Smith,
near the mouth Of Bennehoff Run. The
circumstances OF tho case, as near 90 our re-
porter could learn, are o. follows: Yester-
day afternoon, o man, or more appropriate.
iy, brute IN human form, entered the house
In question, aud proceeded to break up the
furniture, &c. On being demonstrated with
by the girl, Ida Castle, this brave man (bes.
ven pity the mark) raised Q chair aud broke
It over her head, knocking the poor girl
down twice, and otherwise shamefully NAL
treating her. The blows appeared to have
cot hsr nearly wild, % she Immediately put
on her hat and shawl, and according to her
story, went directly to the drug store of M.
S. Simmons aud purchased forty or fifty
cents worth Of morphine. On thewsy back
she stepped Into shoe store, bought and
paid for q pair of shoes. Upon arriving a'
the house she took of her thIngs. set the ia
BILE for supper, and turning to the woman
Smith, remarked: "You may have my new
Ahoss, for ,shall not want them. l have
taken morphine and am going to die." She
then went into the other loom, fell over on
TO the bsd aud went into spasms, gradually
sinking into iusepsibility aud apparently
the "slsep that knows no waking" It does
noisppsar that the inmates OF the house
thought the woman was in such danger, o.
they did not summon physician until near
O'Clock, aud finally summoned Dr. Pond,
Upon bis arrival be pronounced the poor
unfortunate past relief, but aided BY Dr..
Stuart, administered the proper rsusd ies in
sssss Of poisoning, sud aoally succesded 10
saving her life. Upou return Of copsci
Ousnsss. the posr girl rsprOachsd the a.
tsndsots bitterly for their efforts To bring
her back to life, asyiog that she was tired Of
living and wanted to die and bs ct rsst. -
She will recover.
The unfortunate girl is probably 20 year,
OF age; passsbly good looking, and 10 said
TO reside at some point In the Aonongshsls
Valley, this Slate.
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Lime Lake, near Machias, q small body
Of water, about one mile long and half a
mile wide, begins to attract public stteu-
'ion' IL Is said to be the highest body o,
water In Western New York, II not in the
State. The Buffalo Express says: By act
usl survey, lis 1850 feet above Lake Erie
or 900 feet higher than Chsutauqua Lake
1t must therefore be about two thousand
lees above the level Of the sea. This great
elevation, giving the benefits Of the rari,y
OF the atmosphere, tho obsrming scenery
mat surrounds the lake, and the choice fish.
ing opportunities, will make this fsvorite
resort 10 summer seasons.