, 1873-05-11

EIsc-buahes viii be covered with green; while ut
for thareabouts, il your journey is rightly
directed you will SEQ the li1nc in full bloom, and
tho Fistara tossing it's delicato violet blossoms
into every cottage-window; and in tho Itl1e
1osdside gardens are a1um-lilies by the dozen
tmong the fruit-trees that are blooming aa il
they were forced for howes-nhow.. Suppose
you elect to journey ',' ~
THROUGH THE w1EE-coUETny
to Geneva. As you 60 southward, the earth.
which is as red as the generous juice It yields,
bristles with q perfect forest Of Little aticks.
These, later On, will bend under tie weight OF
the grapes; but now only gnar1ed root shows
#hero the tendrilg and the fruit will grow. 1ho
choicest Of the vineyards lie on the siopes Of the
hills that look south and vest, o.. nestle INTO
the valleys between huge shoulders OF rock-: as
you near Nuito and Beanne, the vineyards, that
began 60 coyly to steal corners off the hills as
tume quite a feature to themselves. Broad,
fit fields, acres On acres in extent, are
devoted to the cultivation Of the vine. You 300
the o1nn turning up the rich earth with the
rlow, and men and women by the score p1epar-
ng the soil for the aprouting vines, After Ms
con, the scenery changes, and with it the char
scter of the soil, which is light in texture, and
colored like the wine it bears. The hills grow
into mountains, imperceptb1y, as tall boy
s1ors into man you see the fash and sparkle
qf wster in: the ho11ows, and the drip from a
hundred rater wheels, and here and there fat
tozg-chimney. But, in every promising nook
that los open to tho midday srn, bundles Of
eieks are lying ready for the eetting, or are a.
ready set in rows Like the hop-sticks OF Kent.
1c1eel -
:'. oocKyEY
n;cht connl,in That the VINEYARDS ara a dwarfed
1a,.t;a,, - +,o ,,1..a.-+ ho,,-,,, raa,,. aho,t
sasa n r. a;att a ea,a,,,ro NY ~ s tta r arsat
rsngss Of hills, that seem like hil1ows petrifed
fnst when they were tossing their yi1dest aeniust
~ Nv =, Enaor,. noIvna aeon ,,,roncb = hai7
'le sA,, ~ oIp1 .."1..s -.
PORTIONS and set their perspective AL awry- He
might if ho penetrated rs far as Geneva at this
nnse.eonshle season OF tna rear. compare the
- IN. .~;,1, t,,o o+a-,,.1 .,o-va aho-t
psa. 1l.'' "41A Wv 49, 49,.
therheads' to those came Oo"ns a1tee coat
of whitan ash,-Bo the nTeGezent COM
pssison suggests itself. As to the
t,k. t1,a ho.n,;fn1 T.ta 1,oran in nraise oY
..as. ~, wv ,..a .aa., aaa,1t h..
taen 20 "ocn gooo papea uaa oesu opon.' ~
might aay, and Fay trniy, tnat ne naa mAny
tns seen his Own tamiAar 1ha1nea as gooo =
coloz; and that his olfactory organs had been
no1e pleasantly aasaAed at "ntefioo A11o6e tnan
Nhe1e the Rhone comes rushing our IRON tne
Ike under tue shadow OF Jean 3aSques Aoua-
eesa: The fogH. too, that en"fap thoso APPS OF
Hhch no read win seseeence ~ atn 1oas aui.n
ne nestly related to the Lonoon aoes, 4mle as
kack, only not SO yeno". AS 10 Inc ram, ~
s.ns every Day ana mouns lahs Is "taPpeu -
70 tnlcK eoet OF m1st Auu clouue I1 .nas ~ I
nNeA % NELSON 9 colu"n' A'i ally '144'e no s'11
tee o1 H. .n,.-x.,
N
lr travelled cockney WI hnd little that ls nom. !t
rnner ayacanno pieaso etps4 nnN as u 5;a;+a.e
Rofestant papers say 1hat 5,Vou o. ~ Auuttois
20 nlgIy tutneu n.ae as aa9 pn,
pe19 femAla tnat !. nus oe sety t r. -
ayaclntheLoyeon tn Pave 60 Preasn -. To- emPay
bsnehes: MgI MeInl4od-5o turn 3a to Tue osher ,,
aae OF ING scG1es,asel ,. rehia1 sn9a
enough IN hls French @ VIA wnlen Il some quaitel
IN nours Wak l19a % .ne l
an9 !aalee q als i11e gsoso 1Ao - % ss;d
~. Nun anu tha;aato darotae hor;nr
ea1Iscted III. yn' tba monaT for a testimoniai ~
pshop .T;th ~ che1iea ~ coneiderahie va]nc,
uop VIZ a. a;d"a s,.;; -. hae1, ~ cbsIe;a5
e " JUL 1rat siosn easnat .a o,.anaa - No.
d w. aans ~ sstt1n fn5 ~ eonta;n nnth;no - bnt
~ .ou" 14 s;eL - aa.,, -rn@, Lod s,,h~
s%mon k,tchen pos, Mn,cd a soe ai;cs h eio ~
3as as.sa ~ aot ~ t.e e1'&''''o
~ w. p.;a, as,ai1,os ~ ,r,,;c1, x,o,,
m Isua Iara 49, annr Il tharo e ,ttIe
i,s.raet;,1 =, $500 T'hs thastre ia onan tvo
thrss ~ ,sae,, h,t thonoi, The orchestra ;s
nd 1Ss eSorns ;s i;farent and the rest of
| fbs cor.n.~-+ 49, hsd Th;a 10. not onconrarino
rSse eompans @ sie 49, -, r. ,i11s Tba h9ta ais
sn t;tt, y 1s aio7 w Sto 1A''0 1.o''4'
4 "4'D v.o,roB Az, .,1rn1c.ra '.@'.',-''.
f1onoh mil, sra ~ 5;fTarant c1aaa II that ren-
r7serfad 1etar ~ - - ~ eaason RncIwheat caEes
md f,h ii h.Iia - atrnnela % fnr rrecedence on the
neuns IN comnang rsit}, beefsteaEsxxscI and
1isrsa 49,. - cpans WI a x aua a-e
nanta n car1;ta1a a-e .Tyanoed tn catch
Gs eye Of tie frayeIed Briton md his Trans
s:lantic cousin. But the Americans who now cut
pes. deures 1t the hotels are. Tor the most pazt,
rinus tbose enormous trunks which are 80 char
l.eiistic Of The Now York belle later in
tie !: season while tie English viBi-
tazs- haIe distressed aud ont-at-elbows
tppeassnce. A great many OF the latter aleep in
ans room they 70 to bed late ard get up early;
nd they hare habit OF opening their doors
taddenlY and dropping their boots On the wooden
toor, Which is distressing to the neryas Of per-
IN who IL Just composing himself to sleep.
! Thy eat seldom, and then usually by contract.
EhsJ club together to take in the S,ciss Times.