, 1874-07-26
Rowing on the Lake---Taking
q Bath.
A Brilliant Party---Some of the Co.'S
tumes.--Handsome Turnouts.
Arrivals at the Hotels---A Visit to
Nashota Mission.


word With such facility az to make it compre-
hensibls to American ears but hare lost two
front teeth in tho effort, and find it difficult to
enunciata anything OF lcss c2hbre than five
gyllzlles. I hare read that it is very mnaical in
the PottaNatomie tongue. That may be, but
any rendering of it that T hare yet heard 10
About as melodious as tho first attempt Of .
young roostar to crow. If you want 10 prxosico
the Symphonies Of it, you have only to shut
yourself up alone, end choke 70 death.
Rut the place 1taelf! All! you do not h.ya
to pronounce it in order to enjoy 1t. You feel it
breathe 1.-Two it, in all the dbses Of your
norld-weary Franc. Beautiful waters home Of
the winds lit gives you strength, and vigor,
and mcrtal tone; for e7eryuhe1e tho eye meets
only
BEAUTY, sTATEL1SE7s, AND GRANDEUR.
The waters Of tho likes That abound here rip
pie to the feet Of tho toarist with swoet, sad
melody, a. il inploring him to stay where Nature
had been go lavish Of her trea surcs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Wiacot.sin's most no.cd
Watering g-places-4s about 1l6 miles from Chica~
70, and 81 miles from Milwaukee,. The Tillago
Luke LaBeIIe, and within easy reach Of forty
four diHc.out lakes, which tako their rise from
sources leading into the Mississippi, on the
West, and the Atlantic Ocean, on tho East. The
s,J .s;v;Jo.i nv III sorool ecst in 1enth the-a
sa;,,e .ht 3;iyro,re in tbo altit1,|e ~ tha t;yo
i.I,oS 1bar. - overv .ccommo3etion },cra for
parties who Wish to spoud tho sunncs-Elonths
in one Of Natures fairess retreats. The hotels
no- a~ ha H,nnd ~ tha gtats than thns,
..;ha,,t tI,a TornsanJ Honsa or mora romnntio
and delightful spot On the lako-shore for boat
ing aud driving. few cottages hare been built
for Sunner-uso. The climate is dclightinl, the
L. rTcY
ath;,Hr ~ avan hio fav ,rito bareraen
Va coms atr,iebt to
TIE -ro1vsr+n HoUsE
-, cnr .rfv.3 Init eyarr rooo, was full, Here
.s ~ W. 1,aasr ". v.r}.d to h, richs by the
lo1.s ~ ri, ho,,r, commands tLe finest view
" ot ,,r,, ~, ar t1nnk~ and glared hoIplees-
H., t. 49, ,ho cool handsoma uarlory. while the land-
ara, a. rav " aaa Wat he could do for rs. He
lotu w. ~ ~ He tVcn'a wo lila Gothio
eeno oa'A 49,. p.s .bor,,1tt We flad altar hiu,.
1850. ~ - t;-tla Inv satche] and haudbo1- and
95 a"s, nsv ,,,a =, ~ or5nnds mari Of 5Ir.
MtAN1, aoa ~ er .rtt.ro whirI, h;a aTniahIo and
i.as1;:a r;fe ass;gnstl t. ~, m gnecial cueBts
W. ~ ~ and thinrs Ind al down
Va W LULU; 'a'I; " .;tI, ~ ~ ~ 70
a1r "epa .,,a,t - n.or,. hare FINN all th,
tns4 $3.50 - a;t;a. ~ tbev rpnregcnt tho
1.1: a1...a' Thar ,vo h1onpht their CHI
~, r,1ees ser7a1,ts and. In many i,1atsnceg
how theV can keop up st,ca severity Of styls at
a aterinr-n,ace. and not become tired out.
~. tnare 30 Y1n,:I;o4 hara who wou1d broil in
tI Mas 1a sneAo ~" - ho-,~ rhin tho;r cnachma1 ram
tna not sau nv au44 "t..ae : :-4e- - ~ .roa1;.
sacAeu .ne 10 oa,sa-v ~ 10 v;rgs. md Z is
Inv n-a . - ~. oo - hot para1;,.,tion
49,, H. s1.cE 1eh,,,s .emnIos xh1le he
r;ah+ uVru ~ 1cacon at clrch-counc;l
;.h ~ shn,,a hit },s hrn,css cockexle1 hat and
clotneo ~ cuioolois sut a:eL1 - .e tot .o-
Ald4n8ls 1asne1 Wolo 1ao1nonAo'o 'ooS "'"
than ..
which lnTolVes certain oes"1uclon ~ e1eS"ns
or$ann1es aha uu'eu ;u 49, r.,,,.,1t
elaborate evening tolI. MI au.eA "HoI ~. aI'
into contact "lth Tster. eo:no ~ suo s9aoH fui
ladies' 60 OUT 1or tno 1ua =, ,nd ~ ndt mt
adjurations from their sofa: oouna 1n:lnas n not
to get drowned. And 10 tG sonp.nn .a r. siaa
their hEoass,--to DON o1 "nicn 'uey a1s aueo >
indifferent re wens ous 'no nLse Nr. Msra ~
onc Arrival WIN caps aupsu, 49,. 4,@ h
Enn wno h nalrs tlo sn.1 ~ T,,;te and yeou.
pond-hlies and re ga1nereo pucAosau sra4e ~ no
dear ones 81 mone lno ntcn' W. ns r.! IT,. arat
FeSplenoeh1. -" uiA 'oet-. 49, 1~J ora- - -
quarter, and sned "ate, H. EGts 49, .d So,a,rnn
w4o9 Hasei a.au w. et .rr1 1;i,a oos ~ thrse
IN al! Lila e'ory "as nov IN" ~ o tsa,s+,inrs
the broad green leaves aloaseo ~ . .no raot sud
water, Tlth the waAen pasA1; ls't6 e"e's rI nI
half-ti1daen On their p:olscu poeua - 49,
ona cou11 no9 oo' "t81 %A1'' '40A" " '@''s'N
and
sit IN happy Incidence,
a. res: I, u1an ,Sa ,is,q the 9,f., sat,.b,, ,c.Dt.
A1a ,st s36h h1o1 ,Is sra nea91 en1u1y
..-.I 1n.s ~" W. -,-a no.. ,tk,1v to
truce to sentiment "S - "otv 7e9,raio;e a,,d W.
eaten me Insa:1 h1a n,tIant - nrovotng fhs Fates
wisely "enE 1ono "..ngao - .n hour dronnad
by TOO 1ono App'oe4A'4oA - ~ 10' ~1~F+~'~
from Aeaven, .a,. ,,,.,o,n t,rtco tbvfe,.
TsSeS2 TsSe. ep1eIani eiye Il nillin li az:
For. iu,isiule to thee,
srisits twain hare crossed with me !!
4 1onq drive Yesterday afternoon, took us to
a l'ns o'''0' sAsHorA.
rhero vonnr Epigcopal ministers are fedged.
rhe a,,ot ia s,nr71lariy fair gucccssio, Of lovely
h;I,a nr wooded slopes. dotted with the buildings
- tha Nashota Mission. 1t mas fortunate
u a 1nS Sor 80 We drove into the grounds, tie bell
~ the basutiful little English chapel rang for
vesner-seryice. and I left my companions and
-eyercntix entered tue chapel, tho doors Of
Which Wera ipyitincly open. It rs 3 neat and
substantial structure OF stono built in the ear1
E,,.,,.h stvla With nave aud aisIes. chancel,
| 1aIirv oT9an.chamber. porch, and boll-turror
sn3 Vii Seat 500 persons. few ladies verc
NO. nrcsart and only q for students, it being
rEacation. ri The Rector. tho Rev. A. D. Cole,
read rhe services in = loud, sonorous voice; the
C!erl responded, but there Was no music, and
| the resoonyes tumbled over and hlpped
zach other ike set Of nlne-pins. Why should