, 1873-09-14
The Saratoga Of the West--.
Tho Pool Of Bethesda.
Latin & Bryan's New Hotel and
Fountain Spring.
Orchard and White.Rock springs---An-
other "Sweet Vale Of Avoca."
Corresponde.ta ef The Chfeaqo Tribuns.


Waukesl,a, always quiet aud inviting In itH siu1-
pie beauty. and, unttl three yoars past. ITO
famo mud fortune quito unknown" 1t is ina
decd fair and beautiful land, situated ou the
banls of tho Psla-ta-kn which Is the Indian for
Fox, Rlyor. Its climate Ia temperate and dolio-
ious. soil fruitful and nbuudant, nnd 1t is sur
rounded by = ncouery that s'rtsos hero III mag
nGoont glory. and again sweeps low in teuder
and maatorly beauty"
ThoHn boau.ies a!ono. however, would mover
have brought 80 many strangers to
ts threshold, had not tho etart-
ling fnct occurred that hero, right In
their midst, fright under our noaos." II you
pleaao, Nature, with prodigal bounty, has placed
remedies and specifics for all tho ils that belong
to QoBh.
NAB discovered frat, and sout forth tho clarion
note, "Gome all 20 to Wauxeahn, and bo
healod." That 1t possesses tho same miraculous
healing power as did the pool OF bethesda that
stood by tho shoep-markot in Jerusalem, and into
which tho Angel mont down at tcertain eeaaons
and troubled tho watora," 30 that all might atop
in and bo healed, is beyond question nor In
thero tho slightest doubt but the Angel left ita
healing touch III tho waters Of this Bethesda, in
order to heal tho multituaos tia. seek it; but
the location and surroundings arc a trido moro
interesting in their character than the Jerusalem
spriug. InBsoad Of tho slloep-markot, wo hnvo
broad. oxpausivo Lawn, ntufided hore and thore
with handsome forcst-oaks clear, cool spring
trickling from its natural basin into d broad,
CLASSY pool, which runs aHay into q tiny brook,
embroidered on zach Bido with q fringe Of wator-
orcsHos; ploasant walks, interesting drives, and
rustic sehts, expressive of oane and lazineRs.
This 10 tho modern Bothosda md, to our Way of
n {ntrr in nj
ioro posBess wonderful spcclao qualities
has boon, established beyond =, doubt.
Of frequent occurrence, and excitement runs
high, as in tho days whom man IN tho Goldon
8tate would accidentally stumble over rock,
aud, In picking 1t up to cast aside, would, in
nine caaoB ont OF ton, discover ho had nugget
handful or so Of
CHICAGO ENTERPRISE
in order to givo eclat to the general fnterost a.
! ready excited abroad. Thomas ,. Bryan, for
was compelled to resign on account Of ll-health,
| and found Ills way to Waukesha in search OF ro-
| cupornton. Becoming nt once ensmored Of the
| place, he, IN company With Matthew Laflin,, an
| Of 155 acres Of land 1t tho southern ond OF
| towns magnificent location, affording pauo-
ramto view of the country for miles around.
1ast spring they sabdiyided this into handsome
| avenues and generous lots; and here 1t is de-
oided to erect ono OF tho 1neat and most capa-
cioue hotel in the country, Tho lack Of proper
accommodations haa heretofore boon a great
drawbsek to she comfort Of htrangers; but, "n-
crowds to this modern ,pa1aco: A tele-
gram was received today from Mr..
Doyineton, the architect who promises
to DO on haud without delay, to supply
tho surrounding cottages, and thus pretty Wau-
lcskn is doBtiued undoubtedly to bo the
| SARATOGA OF THE WEST,
outriyaiiug itR namosako In ita healing, and llfo
Long Branch, with its elogaut suburban re-
treats. We heard Nh old farmer discussing Chi
caso enterprise fcw days since, aud le declared
that, "Go where you will in tho Wost, II any
ask who's a-doin' this, the answer would be, 0h |!
ita some CAicsgo follows that casne out here
to fish or hunt, and dacovered a
good chnnco.'" After deciding upon the loca-
| tiou Of tho hotol, Meuars. Bryan aud Latlin cast
about for
| A SUITABLE SUPPLY OF WATER.
=. There wau no lake to tunnel, but thoro toas u
lttlo spring located on lower section Of their
uoambitious stream. Securing laborers, Messra.
D. and L. set to work to e1ocayato, in order to
prepare for laying tho pipeo. to supply tho hotel
with sae "p,1Fe and spafking" They dug aown
force ' it's 1'St way $40 80 eopousiy % thst It be-.
came Impossible to bail it out fast enough
to por1nit tho laying Of tho stone-uAll. MINI
power noon proved insufficient for the task.
placed ii position, continuing to boro and
pump. The wator pouring into the excavation
was vAriously estimated, per minute. AZ gal.
Ions, then barrola, until finally such force and
| sudden torrent rushed In upon them that even
the mon abandoned their posts, and nprang to
torra-arnla NTH q firm conviction that tho
nowroM WAS OUT OF THAT SPRING,
Ct any rate; Might WAS upon them; m, trenen-
Of bystandors 7isibly decreased AZ hugo
Ing ideas of an underground exploration.
1n fact, 1t WAS rather - springy'' time, takinng
b. fatal to leavo the work overnight in ita
presont unfinished state; and. although tho
man begged of, pleading supper, fatigue, oto.,
and promised to como by d.: break tomorrow,
cago," exclaimed Mr. Bryan; and, after con:
siderable arguing sud dallying, and promises Of
additional "back pay" thoy concluded TO ro'
main, and, at the present writing Oats as night
tlley are prosecuting tho work by tho nd OF
lanterns and the light Of the moon. This ia
named
| TIE FOUNTAIN SPRING.
It's waters are clear as crystal, possessing, no
doubt, in greAt degroo tho same properties
world over.
4 Chicago lady Of means determined to "try
her hand" ut ~ Investment; and, some weokE
ainoe, purchased 90 soses OF beautiful land lying
near tho " L. i 3. Subdivision" and intends
erecting handsome cottage there next seaBon.
There are many springs, With their own pocnl-
iar claims AZ specific remedies, aud each also
with humorous worshipors at their shrine,
that desorve mention here; but ne
n,uns pass them until Another Tina.
Ono Of them, however,, for beauty Of location
and rare qualities, is destined to be dlstin-
guished fAvorite. It iu owned by gentleman
formerly resident Of New York, who, after hya
years Of suffering from disease that baflled the
akill of tho beat physicians. was persuaded te
after fou months aotousn, no leolded tlat thit
was tho place to ''ptch his tont.' On biz
grounds ID an apple-orchard, and underneath the
| old trees IN tho
ORCHARD BPA1No,
which, hince tho time Of tho Modoo maid.
en reigned queen heroabouts, has furnished
tho puroat and sweetest liquid from its gl.as5
DEPTHS, just above, Oh tho hA,na farm, il t1t