, 1876-06-11
Is BEAUTIES, INDUSTRIES, CAPABILITIES, AND
PROSPECTS.

rs BEAUTIES, INDUSTRIES, CAPABILITIES, AND
PROSPECTS,.
Special Correspondence cf The Tribune.
APPLETON, Wis, June 9.-Not SO long ago
the little song having for its opening and re-
train ~ would were bird ~ was freely CAROL
I'd In the drawing-rooms, whistled On the
streets, and otherwise demonstrativelY brought
under the notice Of those who might, or who
might not, be equally anxious to don ornitho-
logical habiliments. We had well-nigh for
gotten the familiar strain but it was foEcbly re-
called to our remembrance the other day when,
standing on the banks Of the Fox River, We
took in at a glance all We could Of Appleton
md its environs, and wished VIC 'swere bird {"
imply for the sake Of obtaining conpreher-
sire bird's-eyc view Of panorama so varied,
inviting, and picturesque. The whole Valley Of
shc Lower Fox River presents an unbro1zen cue
eession Of interesting scenic surprises, but these,
It must be conceded, eulminate In Appleton,
the natural and commercial centre Of the entire
1alley. Whether regarded as
SUMMER RESORT
BY inva1ids, or as business place by the profess
,ional drummer, Appleton unqucstionably pos
,esses striking and sterling merits Of her own.
Easy of approach by road, by river, or by rail,
Appleton is ere long destined to become one Of
rest
All the charms that Nature eau in1part arc,
md have been, hers; much that the ingenuity
md science OF man can do to enhance the beau
tiesof woodland scenery has been already done,
md nothing is now wanted save the judicious
application Of little capital to make Appleton
The worthy rival OF less favored though more
fashionable cities.
Appleton is not only beautiful by reason OF
It's Surroundings, but It is beautifully clean
within itself, and this should not on any account
be lost sight Of BY those who contend that
HCleanlincss is next to godlincss." By reason Of
The excellent drainage facilities, all impure and
Hastant collections are simply impossible,
ind consequently the atmosphere is not loaded
Eith noxious elements generatlve OF 1mpurlty anu
disease
TUE ORDINARY TRAVELLER,
On being asked II be has ever visited Appleton,
drawls out response that he '*has seen Apple
fSon been through it on TIC ears: you 70 20 know;
p'etou away, and, like Sir Charles ColdstTeam af~
Ter frultlcss1y exploring the crater OF mount We
ftnsjus, exclaitns dcjcctealy ''Thcfes nothlnS IN
Rut ii, instead Of merely passing through on
ihe cats, or staying night At the principal hofel
m the old settlers to char1otccr him round the pic
!9resaue ensirons, he would be amply repaid fos
Lis trouble, and feel anashed that lie had thought
ncanly Of place concerning which his knowledsc
was 60 worthless and limited.
There are any number Of pleasant drives in the
9bn5bs Of Appsto9 but perhaps 1he GosI c, en!ey
rs starting point-1esds US to the house 81 Mr ".
l. Butler This handsome residence is situated on
ah]uf On thc'north eide Of the river, and COLI
nauds magnificent and extensive view OF the CEN
aal and upper water powers, the last tiash1ng ke
itnigbty bar OF silver in the snnbcams. Crossing
.ae bridge ut this point, we enter ~ acres OF
Woodland known as
TELULAH PARK,
tnd, through combination OF mort romanfcsyJvah
aalgc il draft that is e9nally cool: medicinal and
refreshing. The properties of this water ate ac-
tnowledsed By scientific analysis to be equal to
!aoee OF other celebrated springs, .ud II il there
oee not to be wondered at that
TELULAH MINERAL SPRING
kater Is the beverage Of hundreds and thousands
sofhood Of ihiie ep pspring is strikingiy lovely; a.
:hoagh within mile Of the busiest part OF the
n.y. yon arc practically in the depth of the 1oresL
tao ont Of sight or sound OF CIVILIZATION Natnfc
"a 1Mas IN her nost genial mood fitted. here spot
!hosouehly adapted in every respect for summer
'eeoEt on large scale.
neal capitalists aud others to construct Hianmoih
,ommes residence, and then 70 advertise to az the
s. seafed in featch Of beautiful eecaaed fet1eas
mai Aers such spot might be found
oat opinion comedies with the capitalists re-
erred to, and It would not surprise us il, at the
secs Of some public spirited townsman. the Apple
%9hans gave long pull, strong pull, and pull
togcthes and succeeded in establishing IN 'nst!-
suton Of this nature that would rebound to their
0nA AkAlaCt E0slS Oh Na9laIe1s AU1 oHA%s
:eation bent, are ever On the lookout for '*frcsh
ie!oa and pastures new "
Quitting tue park, We extend our drive to !
RIVERSIDE CEMETERY,
sna cannot fail to satisfactorily note that the Ap-
Relonians respect the dead as we'll as the living.
rof ihfcc years they have 1aborcd and 1abored dill
sent,y to make i Landscape garden out OF what
~ but little better than 40acrc Wilderness and
:aeis unwearied Efforts in well-doing have borne
aorndant fruit Work is still being pushed for |
sasd and no pains Will be spared to: make this
cemetery fitting sepulturc- 1t is questionable,
sFen now, whether auy city in the United States
" tne same size as Appleton can pbint with equal
iustihable pride to such carefully preserved and
a4,nslJ -arrangcd resting place for the dead.
hecfosslnS the river again strike the city.
ND glance at the imposing line OF we'll filled
stores on College avenue. They are not one-horee
stofea oy any means. neither do they owe their
lnd yet
coETRoLLABLE WORKING POWER
q the Lower Fox River has been sufficient to gre
taese stores q t'1ocal habitatiun and name, anu
utilized Alright 1t Is sufficiently potent to Justify