, 1874-07-25
ns Springs, Fishing, Drives, Surf:Bathing,
uotol-Accommolations. Fruit
Orchards, Etc.
Lonu Brancf1---Bubbles of the Surf---
heimboId, Fisk, Jay Gould, and
Chamberlain.
The Third Observation-Disclosures
Deat1l---Thc Pnrn1inxes.
Middle Park, Col.~--The Hot Sulphur
and Alum Springs.
Notss from Saratoga, Newport, ETC.,
Etc.


Notss from earatoga. Newport. Etc..
r+o
Mrm tic ANNA ~ 111r wraTn
0.su.s.a.S.na. ~ ~, GS,oaao T,iss,n.
e"'s'''"ae as " 4"o ess .sAs 49,. ~ 1,1,
ehAso HAVEN, MAea', sa1, ~, to't, H..
VI AL "e naa'oloas pi0asale''In 'o.N, ~ ~
Northwest, there probably cannot eiao"hafo DO
found, In the same radius, M oquh number of
s..1.",o -.s a".,a .1,a. o.,, ho ohto;rod n ,ba
s"n'.aot saent'on st"S osa gs ~ n So -
combfneo httfacuon8 oi ulaAlo a"'on' opAAk
Lake, and Fruitrort, which, though diotlnotivelY
separate in themselves, arc mora familiarly and
,,onr,.rtv lnor,n M tim
,.s,n.Toa. ~ rur w,arn
...., sAHAloaA VI TIE ~hs''
They sra in close proximity to each othor, laying
all within radius o. abon! miles, a!. snd lar, arc
or vator-f4rxnd Hnvon bainp eft,1atad unon
- n,... ".t.t a....a,as.sa ,,,;tt. srr;re-
osana lAsel' "ncn eon1aun'o"4oa "4sa op.'ns
Lake, on tho banks Of which arc the resorts OF
Spring Lako and Fruitport, at opposite enda OF
the lske, Each of these places has numerous
.ttractiona in boating. fishing. bunting. pleasant
s'.lAono !" oeas''s' "ssh' ,'.,.s- ra,,,or.
ol7ess hno e'oa1, Pto' nea'sns *So'o's"o'',
with climate that 1s devoid OF eStfe1noss ano
which is made remarkably pleasant by
tha cYh;1arnt;ne. rofroshlnr broezes that
..,-s.s1,.. 1,,e,. r.,,. T.t. M,oh,,an
eonslnaa'ty W." 1oA eAo N@..l's.,
Springs, tho Wators Of which have obtained
uidcanread celebrity for tho wonderful ourativa
,,-onort,eu tbav .ro uai5 IN nosseBa. Tiourh
floi'oA s'oo ea.s - - a.. ~ t-,.t -.
ouI comPartf7oly BIOL 'nie e.neo "1oosn' 4''o
uotorioty, theao places nave a'feaoy Ea1nea IN
enviable reputation as watoring-places and
r,1cas,ns reaorta. md yenrlv attract largo num-
herH of jnva1it1s and pleaeure.Bopker1
,r..~;,.,., .,n .,,,,.x 4,,ovo rn,or+u Ia
3ne Pl'no'pa1 ooo apons .uo'o 4''oi''
49,. oHAHo HAVEN,
the original "saratoga Of tho West." rms
place ia comparatively within easy reach Of Chi
~. s,s,,.. ~ w. oro -, tho aoondid boata # tho
~" ofe.tAs, W eAo " w. ~. -. s.,. ,,.,,s
Goodrich Line. anu asta'o ~ an carry nout .'t
the next morning. After Tearing horo, tho
nnrt NJ a rocent .rranrom,nt. tho boats ]oaye
p".s' c"I...7. s,...,,-. 49, rot,,r-, d.,
On4eabo u oAtuiu&s oToaApa "no 'o'"." A1
day evening" "btoh gives !a1ee numbers
in . cool and comfortable manner. This place il
pleasantly i00asea On she a1sns nanxs Ok
n.,r ~, ,horo, eaAfD ot a1a a1n Michigan md ia par.
y sho eooa tnt t
disturb disturb the i lalo ~ The river m W. Winds In and and out out
pine-woodu OF in the distance, presenting a
varv n]castnr anpea1anco with It's intricate Wind
;,s.s 1oor;na lila n a;,vorv thread. Nothinp
1; ons,1a soom % to ,a n,oro n,osaant than ty;n nn
tho river 70 tae
nArous,
which ara to bo fonnd about 4 miles up., Ihose
40 miniature lakes, which arc OF about ! the came
depth az tho rivor, and abound in fish :; and:
besides, thero ia always good Rnma to oo foaha
In their Immediate vicinity. Tho bayoua present