The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-01

-e could :akc out patent on u cure .,- >.;nlsin. and i1orta.er obtain s.tld .a.er. a> discoveter Ft.her than inventor. s.,. -..,ae would be made n one Wa :. There nave been many iackicss lndIadu- als '. arsuii of happ.ness. was among -ta, -ovd. and like many another woe ,ereze who had missed the t:.I!n. l "a. -eaty te eNciaim. With the sasac!ty If >e,s3 apenhauer. = There isno such thing .s haaoiness on this earth or with the nro.4niiv of another equally asiute sNs-
 :ei,, af ptI1iosoehy There never will be ethe. Gnt!l awoman becomes president. tt,se.5. Victoria Woodhall has written .a al ne Swedish editors ;n N7.sc.its. n-o,,s....r this most advisable step on the
 na-i If civilization. and herself as he ras,.t,a,c ,hey ey. f!lencs. and craving the s;ppe-: II thelr columns. The Swedes have 70 keen an appreciation oi Bret
 Ha,;, md Mark Twain ,o fail 10 note all the ps ..ts of ,his colossal loke. In tact. no femme pretender ;o the throne, weay.t.- masculine hablliments and hair cropsel more closely than any grass l have seen on Swedish rocks. has ever had ar weight with these smiling, happy.
 
 Ncs. ,h.by. every other country have eve. been in has had that penetrating, dras->:e.e odor oi pessmlsm but nave no; he1-d single cynieal remark. or ne,el. a >.gn oi discon;ent or dreariness. >:ocl.h3.m is genuinely gay: not gay as Tar -av. to cover tragedy or drown harr ie recolleo;Ions: not gay as other cites are 2av. n frivoi4:N or e<traVaganoc. CT maneyed osten;atioa bst .>tI iesiof-
 IF .he pristine >;sn IL. .tnec and eiiul- seaee a. Inc word aa foid that some q, the Lutheran mn ,;ers preach NeiA reals; sermons. ef med.asa3 richness: ba: ! :heir auditor, oe .ikelY 10 feei .reat l.rcad of the flames "a eeme. when they are n sigh; oi the .RifS waters the instan; :hcv leave the church. and can hat 4 boat and have :. aha#ee ei as many s....e.!..> If paradise d .nere are islands ard pa.aces and mim Actresses and bath h.s.1.alaces III the Ba.,.e and M.tiaren. or. lt ,hes prefer lhe oi,N. Al taste et ai. the rei.ned and tsthet.e delights ot civilized hte-theauiea.s. the opera. picture ..allcries. museums proving so conclt.s. ely that the blr,. inc hand 1s worth :Wo in the bush. that doubt Ii the cheeriul sunday stroller. wi;h the sound of d me brass band ln hls ears wherever he goes. queries very much about the occupants of that probierfatloal future bush. or arcs whether he makes sure of them or not-he has heaven A.,V.
 have had three weeks of .i.3nd IS like severai .arietics of heaven. a. many kinds Tn fact as of the wlne at an average Swed- ish dinner party. consider that iaie has been extraordinarily propitous m yielding me all the known varieties. and promising me the unknown. ga 10 bed at night in spec es of heaven. in heGif that just suits me-a top room in the Grand Hotel. spacious. comfortable. with two windows. elevated bv flight oi four steps. com manding such prospect. .At night the spangled city. the golden moon. iairly throbbin5 with light and richness. emu- la,ing Norrbro in bridging the ripping waters with bright ;horuushfaTe: active little gloN worms are daring in all dircc- tions: the ,rim northern sondolas. as un- like the fanereal \ ene,ian ones as Swed ish punch $ unlike the Borga decoc,ion under Norrbro. tucked In;o t little semi circle. ls S,roinparterrcn. summer gar den. whose trees, lights and Pavilions look very pretty by moonlight. and whose band nc: only delights me the whole evening iong. when am al home, but puts me 10 sleep. for the programme IS as long as !, good. and the instruments are no, weakly. If get tired writing for a few moments and goto he window, have that glorious transformation scene before me-the central figure the royal palace. its broad. double flight of steps gli.,ering with inverted crescent of lights. then Norrbro. with its avenue Of gas jets. beyond, the shmmering waters again while those on the palace steps have q scarcely less beautiful view than iniae-a superb quay stretches before them. honored first by the fine equestrian statue of Gus,af Adolph. on the square bearing hs name: then by the royal park in which arc the Moln fountain and the same sculptors statue of Carl NH step farther this palatial hotel; one remove from i. the National museum, containing an art collection by native artists, not to speak of i,s many other collections. that would excite comment and win the high es, pra SC of an, metropolis near this the buildings ot the admiralty and the naval school on Sheppsbro: stIil beyond. Dur garden. but Dlurgarden is ou, of sight reached i, by carnage drlve one lovely sunse, hour which means three hours here and found II one of the grandest fo,eyfs ever beheld. with grea; oaks as large round as church sp!re. four and five hundred years old. far superior to Fontainbleau. as my companion. con- noisseur in such antiquities. informed me. And what varied scenes. villas. old fashioned cottages not much higher than a hedge. the pretty Rosendal palace. and Hasselbaeken. which with @Its clustered pavilions proudly and gayly thro~s down the gauntlet ,o any iu-cleus refectory III ohnstendom or heathendom either. for the ar, may have descended from Odin, and he may have learned fes tri1ks In Nalhalla. I strongly suspect that Inc Swedish punch is the. mead that the Nalky.ia-
 The next day. Sunday. ,hIs same friend and myself stepped into boat. slze larger than the gondolas, which threaded its way daniily among the stands. touching now here now there. an azure.