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greater variety IT troUt.. than Name
And M part of Maine Is richer IN this
particular endos ment than this upper
half ii Franklin and Oxford COUNTIES.
The wilderness is practically limitless
and unbroken. The scenery is always
picturesque and often grand. The fish
ermen aud the hunter may find constant
exercise in season for rod and gun.
Lovers of nature in her wilder moods are
already beginning To make their way
into the region in considerable num-
bers. And nothing is needed but time
and a measurable degree of enterprise
on the part of those who have the hand
ling of this vast estate to effect its de-
velopment into one of the most delight
full summer resorts which the country
contains.
As one notable feature Of this lake
region, among many that commend it to
seekers of health and pleasure, let me
mention its altitude, compared with 9TH
er localities that are better known. Thus
the romantic Lake Winnipiseogee, in
New Hampshire, is but sol feet above
the level of the sea, and the waters of
Lake Superior itself are only $50. But
the figures of the Androscoggin Lakes
are rs follows:
UmOagOR. .................1,2b
NichaTusoH. ...............l,h 400
M0oselucmaguntic.. LAYS
kangeley. ............ .l,5ll
-Edward abbott, in Harpers Magazine.