National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-07
cHurue TIE RAPIDS

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Watkins Clam to Niagara fAlls-Ihe Latter
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kenesoin- Aeu.s ->1S
foronto-Do the u Lsvrsnos-fhousand
I.,.,a-xxei4;ng p....r. AZ IN. R.r,s.
rcorrsspoat snes OF The National Republican,
~ tas Eas,sr Of TIA Eatsoaai Rspssitsaa:
SIp. sent won n faw ltnes from WATKINS
az. . rl... w. ro-.sx IN n.,ng taken
uien, 49, sy 80 .os-s :. $50 -
en- ross oy wlsnngtonians mAklhs sue.
tour py way Oh ne Northern. CenttAL ~ ~.
rSAes ~ 1900 -, 49,
was most sPPhopliAteAy spent N Ilssenins " ~
sermon Of It's mighty roar. I VIII NOT shock the
..,stive perves Of anv of vour readers by presuu-
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ms W ees =. - -
~ except inthe silent specifies awe and sdmirs-
ton IN which Thousands have stood, and gaied,
,nd li,t sned and be.n unoonseiously lftsd by its
sublime inspuaten nom nature Up 70 ns'ules
God. Since my visit years ago tine iaiis nave
been pretty much fenced In By private enterprise.
~ ynirh Won h.ve IN nav neeuniary tribute for
~ -s s,.I',. - -sI.n - ,on.n..s.s
etety We. o. .ne. s, 49, ~ In,,o
sipal ordiI.ncs. 20 Wv ~
AVERY "MoRAL NIAGARA"
n, visitors are not allowed 10 20 under than on
Sunday, and We, therefore, left their Plutonian re-
gions une4ploreo. PlAcSrI Pelnss guy sae t spos
rne9 ySunk taoI Jun IL, ~ - ssei
me amy neLEnt MneiS ISo.e h sss Ia .orns,y
STOOD, W naVipg PteoeoeS ner ~ me ieSp'I nna
maS s..s n aceonn,sd sor hnt it "a sssv IN hs
neve tns5 sne w. seiaso an1 n y "
tnA.I Pulse nnlSn poSseS ,s ~ IN ss
Ss,nns uesise' "Heu '0OAANs UO"A NOA 'O'A
a.. al. .,..-a.x ,,.-,,,, q, an
S.s ~ S.,thtn,i - ~. An mn.h ~ The
esly nouI, usns W Th ~ 49,, ~ at,.- ~.
ing gently inspected. BY the customs oficers on
sssSn 70 s@%EEs would Dc when travelling In the
otner olecuon,
e*ousHI Ah ~ ToHoHn
nncn a. msoe sucn rsPtS ~ s., ~, Popu as
uon ana "nn sns Pi, ssa ,hs
as " SUI eaS ros Sa ~ ~ - csnitsS and
stsns sae amds MIN 10 he instances
" tne Lse N tnS nS a. VI teaL y, ~
t Svns ~ aa,S nesssnr y,.se N ,hsi
nit .uS sxsminsd Wood npTemsnts Ib,ch we're
StJ' 81, 49, SS KY Isre ~ hn,,sr ,on
,,a Iors as 49, 1Io aS & y am
@ ,, enS ard hsIisxs rom ths sjight insnsc
ton have given; that the same is the case in
40 Win tbis INT more Il probsbiy due TO The care
s ~ "a tho,onSb msnner n WSIeh me bIooss
were pIo anu IdS ,o,nsd thu uc.r.v.npof
sn.1..s tSat 49, n. go On Ire stssmsr iYorin
ths ~ ina R ESUn Ms Ins ne os Ss cy snd
A. an ,.s,,y So1r his morning IVA '-' S-''' ~-N
nm,
,s.,. .r,...ia -. ,hat NJ ~ ~. n-o., noso,,
~ re ~ a8ssnce Ma snscIsnt .Sspm ~ All
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,n.rons Ma ksts nndar WhIch 7 aIsnf last night.
t ~, ~ ~. tnst ~. EaeIh.r n ~ dssiosaI
Ia ~ .ooY thay a. $4,000 is n.rssssry -
zen nns,s tsa,h 1ror 81 St,sr,n snd AZ .xsn
a. X. 80 Iaia 49,. 49, s,oss s..an,ehSa
H. n.s ~o NJ, ~ a. So,ntbisr Hnp,s
fnIi md n n msttsr ~ sprnrise thai ths1s Il NO
ostt;on ,n this tar ill., - Az IsSa ~ NO.
tp!psI nosssssir ~ !, A.. ~ snH s,,rss,tys
saet,,rP ThIs - ~ ~ - - ~ SSsaS
an.as ~ tnaIn ~ 10 y ~ az 49, -.
sar frnn M ,Srx shn,S u. 49, A. "a ao.nsre
fayoIsbiy Win tSose Sffordea nv me grest iines
- '0Aeo's "i'N sN"oo eNN'usN " @Ae sAsss AAs'
VI
STEAMBOAT TRAVEL IN THE STATES.
The appointments of the line are Inferior In MANY
respects and Inform alton Is obtained under dim
culties from It's EMPLOYEES. who diEpiay that
tacturnity so proyerblaly English In stead Of that
suayity which I think charaeteriEes the same
class at home The Thousand Islands had not
long been passed before the rapids succeeded
them IN interest. The Long Soult rapids. WHOM
extend for q distance Of eleven or twelve miles,
and surge over the hidden rooks beneath, ike an
angry sea In the acme Of It's FURY were passed
before noon and closely absorbed the attention OF
All the passengers The engine was stopped and
vet we shot onward at the rate Of twenty miles
an hour, with four men at the wheel, some Of
the turns In our course being so abrupt as 10 cause
The steamer 10 csreen almost on her beam ends. a
very strong head wind prevailing We after.
wards passed the Coteau, the Cedar, and the Cas-
cade rapids