Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-07-18


BAITrIoRR, Juno 9Th, 1882.
Baltimore is as dull as a country town the day
after the circus goes away; business is prostrs-
nobody who cpn help it fingers in the city and
all the OUTGOING trains carry crowds of people
hunting for rest and quiet aud pure dir.
IFS a wonder moro OF these 'ssu alnerinr fclksn
DON'T go to ChaFlestown. Few places can offer
as ranny Inducements. Within eosr distance of
the city, good hotels, numerous first eIsss board
lng-hOuses. good livery Accommodations, as fair
country as tho sun shines on aud tho best of
people for company. What moro can weary city
people ask for7 Where else will they end as
muchf But the world-the great, busy, pant
together" and if you could only coptrEye some
way to start the tide your way, it would grow
Springs ci1s Phenix-like from the old neglected
TH9s. Gaos Sao yGP give the place boom soe
I We saw DR.. Wiltshire TODAY. and he looked
ns discsnsoiats as it is possible for him tQcSok,
s tho apf Ill.,; n'1 Thc ief Doc to
friends in Jefferson will be glad to know faSNie
shot " it'll phySic as lie used to bo With lsaden
PIlla. hia prompt and kind attention to mem
here, has been favorSbly notiosd by the North
ern prcSs.
1t was a etranre thing nbout the a A. n
eItv was from Utah. Ho did not stop at the
EItaw, but was qnartcrcd at tho Maltbv.
Iho EncaGipuIent was q grand success in avery
way, from the reception to the Duryca Zouayes
to the Fire works that eudcd tho entertainment
they 'shook hands across tho bIoody 'S Sh@.m =
they shcok early and often; shook until they
field in hacks By their aDplauding follow
shakers. Unfortunately. the Committee in pass-
ing a vote of thanks to the Press of the CITY,
enlittei the Sun, TOR some reason only known to
themselves As I constant reader of that Jour
nal I. for one am confident that 1t did ne M uch
towards rendering tho affair q suCuesG aB any
other paper in the city.
C. c. Fulton, Of the Amsricau, sHi lied tho ocean
bIEe yestord3y, for England, aud we are prom
iscd more of those pleasant letters that he pu b.
lished in the America" during tour made some
The Day. onr new Democratic paper, bids fair
to De a decided success. Fearless. outspoke
it will have. long and prosperous life
Col. J9al Miller has lately taken place on the
9ditsrial stall Of the Baltimore Prssbytssian. Dr..
Gill having reti!od. Tho Colonel will give tho
paper Just what il needs-varicty, which is in
deed 'lhe very life of even a gious paper.
the sum mer; and the pastors arc of for rost and
recreation. Dr: Ley boutn SUMMERS Mt Saratoga.
| rirR tno vacation n memorial winiaw, 10 the
memory Of the Rev DR.. PInmnor. will bo placed
quart never sHrreuders. and his church will be
open All summer. MIR. McA lister, of the Beth
any Independent Methodist Church, also an
nounces service in the morning during tho en-
tira summer. Nextto DR.. Guard, Mr.. McAllis-
| ter probably draws tue largest crowds in the
| city. He IS young man of splendid build
looks like Forrest the actor-a fine :clocutionist
entIreIy Iy original in manner and matter and
withnl hard working. earnest. iender-bearted
past"r. So the people 1ock to hear him and ho
does them good.
Tho sumner eoneerts at the Academy have
| just conneD ced aud are very poeuIar Every
evening some ligh oa2rais rendered. and the
decora ted with growing flowers. rs sthrown open
to the plbllc at tho very low price of twenty.
1t rsincd on the Fonrtb. il pourod on ms
Fourth, end the result was quiet dav at homo
instead of yory unquist day dewn tho Bay, OF
out Hs tho holay, OF at Pen-Mar for many ttou q.
| and people. But it Was hard on the keepers OF
the summer Resorts. At Bay Ridge. for in
people and only abou. tw o thousand went wn
| and they returned on tho next boat. You can
gazed on the mountains of iee-cTeam, the
myriads of soft crabsantl She slaughtered chick
eng d Ihet NonS iIy % 1roaHd t' d in sweet confusion
4 man OF many inchee. It is said his last q
marks We're: "oh that this too too solid Zeal
The last of Guiteau is to he seen in tho window
! of the Excelsior Clothing House, i the shape o.
moved" what farce, a miserable, pitiabie
| farce it was, from tho beginning of his farcia
| trial. day by day. until the last scene wherc .
minister ef the goseel lent liis aid to rendeE il
more faTeial as he "let go of Suitsau's hand Sc
he could take bold of Gods" Out upon sHoL
civilization and modern so.ealled christianity
xhioh Is nothing but the outcome of 1.-THE doc
| Perhaps sorae of your readers bavo not seer
this this poem % Of tongfsllow's. or rather transla
| Charles Sumner. 1t is worth preserving:
COLUMBUS.
"sseOr. bold mariner on; albeit Writings derid,
And the steersmau drop idly his hand at th,
| helm.
Ever. ever to westward there must the coast b
discovered,
1fis but be distinct. luminous lie in thy mind
Trust to tie God that leads thee, and follow th
| sea that is silent:
Did it not yet exist now would IT rise from tn
flood
Nature with genius stands united in Ieagu
everlasting.
What is promised to one surely the other Per
! FORMS"
a. PRoPos.
PREscIoUs HoPE-PERUSA.- One moraip:
| while he Cher husbsndO was holding her ap il
| order that che could breathe more easily. afte
having struggled with bad spell of con Ching
he made the remark that ha did NOT helieYe ~