Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-10

facilities as 10 10 likely TO desire or
willing to accept such connection.
knew that neither Bayfield, nor Supc-
rior city would have il, for they both
Indignantly spurnedthe munidconce of
the government when upledwith such
ignomlnious conditiohs,and lei thlsvcry
same 'anu grant ~o on 'ne'r MINUS
years anu years WY ia,ncr t''an sup-
mt 70 ,nc ucgrcun,s'ol o' nu'roc, COM
'hun,c".'o', W i"',o"u WIN wy Pny
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o,.orLaarJ Conc ,,.nslom.n1 IN o,hc,
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puiuth me wor1 iel' upon ny
ear WIN u pecuiihr anu ihaoscripao'e
chnrin, lke ihe senus inurmur o. = low
lonh'ain stealhg ior'n ~ the mus. OF
roses or the soit. sweet accents OF III
ahgels Whisper ~ inc prignt Joyous
dream ol sleeping innocence
DULUTH
Twas the name for which my soul
had painted for years, us the hart pant
eth for the wator-brooks. But where
was
i DULUTH? g
Never, in all mylmtcd reading had
my vision been gladdencd by seeing
the celestial word in print. And felt
a profound humiliation in my ignor-
ance that It's dulcet sylables had never
before ravishcd my delighted ear. |
was certain the dmughtsman of this
bin had never heard Of it, or it would
have been designated as one Of the ter
mini of this road | asked my friends
about il, but they knew nothing Of IT,.
] rushed to the library and examined
all the maps l could nnd. 1 discover
ca III one OF them oeiica'e hair-liKe
me, dlYelghg IRON inc m'ss,sslPpl
near u pace cailed PRESCOTT which
supposed was intended 10 represent inc
river 81 'roiN' ou' cou'u nowhere
llnu
DULUTH.
Nevertheless, | was confident it eX-
isted somewhere, and that its discov-
cry would constitute the crowning
glory of the present century, if not of
all modcrntimes. lknew twas bound
to exist in the very nature of things
that the symmetry and perfection OF
our planetary system would be neon,
pletc without IT, That the clements OF
maternal nature wouid iong since nave
In creot;on os vnrld Lovc rosu,,nd rom
lcoving on -
7 ~ nrt,,4,r
ar A.. ~. !, ,,,a,..i ,,.;,,
,hn nonvic,;on thot
DULUTH
no, only existad sono,vLoro hu, ,hot
,vhoreycr Il wos Il svos rrcet and
glorious place. / was convinced that
the greatest calamity that ever befell
the bonighted nations of The ancient
world WINS In tbeirbavin passod away
without n knowledge vf The actual ex-
istcncc q
DULUTH
that Their tabled Atlantis, never seen
save BY the hallowcd vision Of the in
spired poet, was in fact, but another
name for
DuLuTHi
that the golden orchard of the Ilespc-
rides was but a poetical synonym for
the beer gardens in the vicinity Of
pulurp
,,.s, oo,,.,n H., uo,.,A.,ns,.a|
d;ed y m;serahic dsa,h hcconso IN oll
his travels and with all his ccouraphi.
cal research he had never heard of
DULUTH
H. LII l.st' -, -. .,i.',.,,
heaven than that created by his own
celestial genius upon the long lines Of
pilgrims from every nation of the earth
tothe gushing fountain of pocsy opcncd
bv the touch Of his magic wand If he
could be permitted 20 behold the vast
asscmblagc Of grand and glorious pro
ductiqns Of the lyric art called into be-
ing by his own inspiritcd strains, he
would weep tears ofbitter anguish that
instead Of lavishing all the stores of his
mighty genins upon the iall OF iilion, II
fad not been his more blessed lot TO
crys,allNe '' ID ucA'nlesS song Inc rising
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