St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30

bitter hean-ilicc named coffee. and. as
:, rr,wninr act of torture. II mustard
Dot. with very waterN mustard IN II.
This, the regular Su-tcnanre of the m
fortunate population of that town. Mae
So unusually bad that forthwith de
sired to I've shown my room and was
ll>herrd into Il crcaking loft oven u
whisky saloon. III which Il mob Of
drunken railroad laborrrS were quar-
Irlimu. and threatening. with the most
outrageous profanity. Ia annihilatr each
other with the utmost speed. /" this
music attempted Ia lull my wcarled
bod, to rcpo>c but did not succeed.
and. went To the four in he morning
train unrciIe>hed. Even; at the station
my troubles wcr,. not 1T an end. Tor on
vcnturing t" cxpostulatc with an en-
pioye fnr NOT checking my baggage. he
pIutamclN condemned me. and added,
Its mighty easy To get mp Il tight III
Texas Ii is my firm belief that. had
| remained twenty four hours i'll that
town. should have been accommodated
with Il personal experience of all the
eccentric features commonly accredited
To the whole of Texas EdTdId hing.
IN "GLinlps.S Of Ierds = Sc,I6ntj's.
TIE cnIrMHIA RIVER AND rnE SALMON
FISHERY.
don't know where. | got the belief
that the Columbia was i second rate
river. There must have been som,
hundCr III The geogrnphics "ml of which
got ny lessons and my notions of thu.
Northwest coast AT school. Possibly
too. the Knowledge that nav igafiOn is
interrupted lay rapids at the Cascades
and DallcS contributed To form an i'm
preston c"i>ricu"u~lN wrong. In fact.
the Columbia i one at the great rivers
at he world. 1t seems IL III" larger. a.
il l. Infinitely gl;inlcl. than the Mi>>i~
>ippi. Brtwct.n Astoria and thu Juno
ton at the Willamette. it, breadth. ill.,
body of Wal,.r il carries To >ca reminded
ne of descriptions hId read of the
Amazon and ! ~!,>Ia,ct the Columbia
u"uld r.,ih with that stream WEI" it NOT
for the unIurky instructions ut the
Ca>carr> and ralic>. which, divide the
stream int" ~" u'nHal p.ut>.
f'"I tea miles above ASTORIA the river
i :" ~id.. thai il forms really u >.r~i
bay. Then il uJrr"W> somewhat. and
the channel appr"arh'> now one and
then Tie either of it, bold. picturesque
>h"rt.> Which often tni miles rrscmLlc
the Palisades of the Hudson ia steep
nc>~. and ryrrcd hen, in height Bat
even IiicI il ht-"in;.~ narrower she. -
Frequently widen int" broad. omen.
lakr-liic r\pan>,~. Which llt studded
viii i".rly ISLANDS. ana nhcIc,ri th,
shore l"n"r~ y"n Sc. la, "nd lraiId
mountain ranrr, ~u"0 clad ia -p"t-.
and amazingly Tine.
Ihr banks are prcrlr'1ou~ ur.Iil Ill
thu Nal to The junction of the WEI.
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