, 1879-04-15
4 GOOD PLACE TO LIVE.
Rnfcrrlng to Drunswick, Gn.-The Cltma!s
Its Inhabitants Arc Enjoying and the Luz.
urlcs They Arc "Toylng" With.


urics TIlcy Arc sToylng" With.
4. sIeesal Correspondence Of 1he Tribtt,x
BRUNSWICK, Ga, April 7.--As sit betIdeb b.
eide my window md watch the revolving liebtot
st. simon's Lighthouse. which With CHEEKY g'ur
uakcs known our safe aud commodlous habot
to "sceklus " vessels, cannot but think Of tha
contrast tnIs favored land, with It's soft, baluy
air, bright ycrtiure, and warm sunshine, must
present to yuur shivcrng, Irost-Iittcn, SNOWY
uncomfortable lclImc, o my Chicago frleudl!
A postal to-day from your great clty,-Ivsl
admit thnt much In your favor, you have Chi.
lng hard; ap Inch already has iallen." Nor
Look upon fhas picture {unless you are IN
tired Of I'll and then upon Mfs.'
A cloudtcss blue sky, bright warm suushnss
new coating Of soft, tender green budding out
Of the so'nber evergreen oaks and cedarA
orange mud lemon trees dropping snowy sboE.
crs Of fragrant blossoms, flower gardens tiu,a'
lug from palcst pink TO deepest rich rcd IL 1el.
vet petaled roses, gorgeous crimson liiics sad
s,utcly calfas, making ready for Easter. Tha
vegetable gurdonB look beautifully. Potatoes
onions, turnsps, lettuce, at,l too 1nany COMMON
ones to mention. Green peas, AQparngLs celeFn
lects, etc., ato for dinner, fresh from tAe gi.
deu, this day week aeo.
siy neiehbor-tho bri ght little wife Of u:
British Consu!-tsn most successful gardener, and
upon high und dry lnnd ut tAat. You would tsL
looking ut the soft; "Nothfng can bo product
IRON tint sand, no matter whnk amount oi
mguure fs onpilcln: mud vet with ycrY ltkls
fertftiztng, when coulpared With Nav JERSEY
gurdous, @ Inns been used. md ti,ey hti
green pens at Christmas, and have haI
ever since from, Quarter OF IN nero moro yee.
otabics than they couIL destroy, cycu whIs
generously ealllng In their ueighbors to h.lp-
Another lriellJ, whose garden ia In lower, and
consequently richer and dampcr, ground, told
Mu on li,o 7th ot March that they had rip
STRAWBERRIES. This climate IA not as favorable
to Rtrawtursfes pcnurafy ns wa conld wjAt,
though / hnyu eutcn yory ilna onca eruwu ia tha
above garden (tn town., and sornc from uAt
tuna. the rico uantatfDu of the (,outers, four,
teen miles front brunswick. rhc long drought
Of summer sep,ns 10 trn Them i'm. t5ha b|htk-
berry n,,ll rasnUerry, however,. rrpw Wild In tho
greatest ai,upuupcc, US large us YOUR I.awtoua
viii, think, IL superior flavor than tho cult
yatcu bury; followed bf tl,p huckicbesry aud
hluebcrry. Add to which our luscious muses.
dlInes, nnd think nur Wild fruits Will compsn
beaches. md ilcs % arc u,,ea,,aleI. md thfs part
oi ijuorrn IA ,,ccujisrv n,laote ~ Inc cultu,s
III thu rra,u. 'Thcru Irc several yolluc Ylue
ynrls pircn,Iy cstul,IjslIel. nf which haye mads
mention IN former letters.
Takc ii the ycnr rouuI. I knnw nj M plaea
mnre healthy or con,fnrinha 10 liyu In th,a
Bruuswick III ali tittsu UuItee Stntos, Ii Il
lruU thnt VIC. in co,pnnuy win Savannah, Htn
In 1876 Inflicted by tlie-to ,,s-stTancu aid IN.
rx,,ecteu visitation al ycilow feycr. but II should
be- borne Ii, mind tl,ut DUR c.tY charter Ind Mea
granted us OVER a hundred vGara bpioru We hsi
an epIllcrnlc or q rase of vrjInw fsvnr orIgjpsA
1,I y, 1-'Ao" 'efN&