Peninsular news and advertiser. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1872-1904, 1872-09-27

1pcopnHinn fba cafioti MA Nf hos,...
,endeds n III tio e;,.s VIZ tha oa psR
was the yoon,at w S,,e a,l of : .z e
wandered From, fhe i, itnl,e J DoutnS ,.;S mto
cross on ~. o,S r,ouse iI diid peiIsneu;
Mace of resdenca met So ,,oi hnS'7 "1 ss,d n
her fate emf off in 'the SIonn1' of fiT yo,,th Al
The li0ht of lifa to her q H., n,,o,,cIod Un =,
outer darkness She " M fHautb H in thn hia
morning fnll of bannine q 70 he fo,nS 10 a
few hours afterja cnrnse r. W W Ao''''' "
! frhe accent of Iacnh,g 1addor soo,,,od
safe, tbe travel, ,slovstb ,oe ,n;Ios INV, i, o,1
hour. and half KIT / Nc tin,e ,,nssod of1
ranillv in tha.a,lo, aSof tie lp,"a''t; p,.ai
fuI scenery T6eT Sonnta;,S m ,t.I DeamS. ,,e,a
smoky 1oolxing ~ wee aisto'na the
winds waited FL tIa q ro,,,a '~I of
pi1,es and y ms Of LOFT
ridges were every foGt
snf1 the.war M @ ieture
Msu{rss ','s'. md of evarv
view! tfIev irisesm.f 8 ellie framed IN
light and shadow, = scene GREW
wilder as we approx A the ton and
the increasing cnid ssNr shawls and
cloaks. On st; nj the car we
fouhd ourseIt.; in a mist
which was very ~ 10 and n GOOD
fire at the Uotel ~ ,Sy,' "tiw tiat aS0,'id Ell
not well be dish, with, In the
morning the sun breaking through the
The light clouds below iIs looked like
wood drifting ouietly alone There was
"a mystic lonlinesS in the 's,,Ironndin0s
Not a tree. shrub. or Apwer on tbe ton of
Mount Washington. Iauoht Inf rocks
everywhere. No so,rnd of the work.
mems hammer was hoard to disturh the
repose of nature hut itlall hore tbe I'M
press of a God seemingly so near Heaven
who that has been thereSnd Waved those
evidences of Gods batdiwork can ,"Sav saw
that ali hannened hv chance '"'
Tt is in Viewing snsL scenes as +hese
that we are forcihlv rom;nded to iooI
Afrom n1tnre nm I'd nafnre,s God ), and
lean mon Him In our yrealknaes GNU
The scream of the lenoine startled us
from our reveries and soon we vere de-
en- feeIings the base vras reached in co 70
ty. and soon seated in The carr;age we
Wended our wav hack ~ North C6n1yav
a distance of TG miles of carriaae ,.;d;n9'
The morning we left Conwav tba snn
rose olear aS,,d Al -, I've, onI sun
Excursionists on board'honnd for Siha@e
Lake. a beautiful sheet AZ Nvatar loolJ;nn,
serene in the distance eotted over WITH
islands
I must NOT forro+ 10 r,o,,+;o,, +,,o
Great Fails or Sarc3 V;,er ,0 that ,isas 'iro in
fine White Mountains I'd a",,,S th,o',crh ,,rc
the notch the water Jashimn ove,. S,,noe t6a
rocks huhbling and soeth;ng woS r,ns;1
cal. and the intimately, cascades n;ctmr-
esuue. T,vnn- our neyt nIace of dastina-
tion. is large mnnnfnctnring mace its
great curiosify a mountain IN The tho con- a,s
fer. THE drive to NaSant ros yerr
charming. The horses hore ns T ranidly
along nassing many l,.ndso,ne rasIdeny,
wifi ;te n,,net;,;,,,r .f,ate sII" n,e,,' ",
prospect mnusnalIv fine with Swamscott gTt
and Chelsea in tGe distance Onnosite
the Observation. was a iarge rocl, In the
ocean. with a li1ht-house on ton THE
Observation was uninne and Uncommon
built on n rock to reach which rennired
some exertion The nilIors tbnt s,,nmort.
ed the roof were stone The Ton yvas
surmounted Inv a snreai aagle Seated
there over the chained lions onr view of
the surronndings wss verw fna vnn IN
showed TO gond adv,ntaSa in tho I;s'
tance
Nahant is beantiful nloce and I'm.
surpassed in onr estim.it;nn The ocean
SO darkiv deenlv haantifuliv line With
its incoming Waves soundinS forev,er n, "rO, and
ever. with fbe same hrake aga;nst the
shore was n,ns;oai i, H. ,.oaS NI,oi;s
gardem fion if fIofe py meXt claimed our atten
flvino horses and ''';I T,yo 20 st1,I3
iadias ware o,;o,;no, H. ,tto,. W. ,I.;io oJoIO
others were rid;ng .,Sd S,r;nm;no o,ro,,,,S ",,,,
here and thern i,~mIInN and SiGup" ,;,,.
An Indian tent occun;ed ono on1na7.
and many we've nurchaI;n,r Jhr; fo,, VII I;+tIo nnas
at home hasl,atS am5 a}hor M ibi,v tb;no,S UiioS s
mementoes of Az |u nIaoo o'"TT Thn LILIES nS',, 90
was nleasant and dn~;nn, 70 coll 1HI,'m %o,.
wares PN""i' anu "iiNioii' W seil hei
Newport our next destination ord a
drive to tba ocean Soon nftar VIZ anu oor !"
fess to a fael;n% Of 5Go, "lve w 9, oo,
Tho hotels ,,,ara Ua uisipp4ill.itenu 4 t .helot
f,ontino, a. ooo'., 49, IA , Snie .VWn' ny
broad a2nanso vro of ,a ~ "' I G",o nay; noo
houses varv sn,ol1 ny nc slloie ,ipohy' poon
few cotteges neo,. t' fho n o,a ri1nS 7a, boire %
tifnl enaSouarad ov.ei 'no - ooean, Neiy oenu, l.n
on,,,,, olrul, emDoWered llaO S among howers the
io, IaonSeJ az ii.i III .lio ~ aei'-
Ida awis st;il iinon iiIv ~ te th ho
ohi,dhd % d.eWis SUN ives III Ine nome OF her
0lHuUI, 1nnd ro", ra,seu IN poverty yete ricn IN
SoS' SoUo VT WI NO, "o many cals CesCliy, Wlo
iiave ii,N oeel1 saVeu " ner from watery
SiaEe. aN, DoIii III NeWpoII, ner iaIner
a. nsneiiiiail, i5 an, sue frequently went WIN
ILL.,, "ilu iea, ii neu " niahaSe Oue uoaC Ill
SUI, DO wen as c'iln. A. 1,
,o1,J a. e.. e. NJ, W., We poaifle1 Wy DrtSto.,
uouiiu .''na o lor new or5' Iee lloatlhg palace
,i,,l', Mas ulomoen, pailu OF M music sounded
Ivy tinIhy oii .ne water: ne HlsII grew
thanks to kind Providence, New York
was reached i'll safety, though many that