Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-09-02

OF whom there are always some in every
party however small and sslect-it pays
for early starts in the morning, and for
midnight dinners; it pays for very IN
American hotels, and for occasional extor-
tions, aud for the money the trip costs.
You get its worth thoussndfold, more
particularly when you join party so well
planned and managed az ours has been.
Even though in some minute the grum-
blers among us have found pegs on which
to hang their complaints, as a whole, the
trip has most certainly been a grand sue
cess, and the only thing that has married
is perfection at all. has been the unenvia-
Bile tempers, aud the uabridled tongues of
the grumb.ers themselves.
Bat to return To last Monday, the even
ing aud night of which was spout at
Giessbach, where was charming hutri
close by the wonderful Falls, which were
beautifully illuminated in the evening
giving the most tairy-iike fleet of wh,rh
/ ever dreamed. 'fhc next day we pro
ceeded by boat and sail to Interlak4n
the grand mountain crcled favorite Of
tourists
Tuesday was rainy day, without
a doubt, and our hopes for the sper 4 d
excursion of the morrow were greatly
dampened; nut glad Am 10 say thai ~"
htAt morning the capriclous sun 'hoht
out clear anu orig i and warm, fhawlhR
our cOnReased blood and splrlis
ailke, anu we started Oh win MI
enthusiasm on our PROMISED rld" !"
urlnuie waiu' very easy carriages were
PROVIDED, ana me nus, nara road-
made the inbR ride continual source pi
delight we followed the course OF me
hes'llhs Lu'schlnt river, through TIE
mountains, WIN near and eVer-stlttl'R
views OF the Jnngtrau' (wh'ch III" MR.
MahProp OF our party pronounced WV"
an EaSl'sh J ana hn open ana o,h'r
snow mountains OF the immaculate rrtlN'
uh'!l we reached Lanteroruhheh, Nh'fr
stop OF an hour was made 10 VISIT me
wonueriui Stra"oarh Oascade' or dusi
stream wh'en tail' rom snch n'Sh'
that 1t never reaches tue ground hnt l'"tH
OIL III Inc air IN sparkling ulist; All ABOUT
were tlny stalls by the roadside, where
dainty carvings were sold at mnfveiioGs'y
low prices aud where women rat w"IkihS
the ineshes OF nue. lac, which We snow
at nome as torohon. and winch lrresls'loiy
tempted every woman among us to buy
The carriages fgsln took US onto Grin'
dsiwaid' IRON whence we ihsde NJ X'ur
Sion on root on horseback, OF ia chairs,
ACCORDING 10 lhulVidua' preference, 10 tbe
Grand uiscier ana the Ice caves. " was
nara chmo OF an honr ana hait tn'ther'
ont III g,ad To be able 10 say thai your
correspondent VINO thouSht she was ready
TO die lsst winter II SHE walked ten MN
ute7' distance to her noondhy lunch, went
s'oot ana scarcely feit II IA" rs Tor erloy-
men'' why there never was snch giori'
Gus summer ram"'e III the world before
Tor me AND II was nov OWING !" Inc
company, 'llheT, Tor don't MINK spoke
Two words To anyone. u was 100 beauu-
tul to frltter away IN talking
Inc great Ice mountain rescued We
entered the long pasSag"' followed out CT
the sollh ice, with It's blue tiiitrd walls amt
root ana Nor, reminding Que OF the Blue
otrotto, on the const OF Caprl, whlch, you
WI remember perhaa', we visited from
Naples ISSUING reinc'aiilS lrom we ehlliy
cave, WIN our hHndkefcllitis ana mouths
hiltd with Ice, we started hack to drihd"-
wal6' few OF u.s. however hrst cliho'ng
onto tue g'neier itself. WIN my umbrella
punched big zee boulder on the glacier