The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06

ward II, ard pie sanity remembering the
corgenisl acqusiItancSs made and many
enjoyable ev. nts participated in there, and
thrse q on. hts have prompt me to chron-
icle few OF my .xrerienc, sine LETT.
ln the first lila | will tell you corfi-
deniially that Vas married a short time
after coming away, knowing that your
reases " Ii not W ndsr 30 much al nv &C.
centriciuss.
The combinaiicn, &c. tly made, sailed
out OF Chicsg1 on 4 night Irsiu. ard a en-
began cur experience Of real married life.
We were headed fer
NIAGARA FAILS.
TIE erect ped w.. Il :irg tip and every
thing Welt smoothly unit | We reached
DE rolt, where We it pptd Tor a SHIRT time
Here the head IL the sam ly, your humble
servant, tore himself away from family
ties, and sailed forth to see The sigh :, AID
ismt dat, ly got outside the United ), stes
by co sing the river 10 Windsor, on q e
Cana:a side. Here We found the geuus
com as good rs WI man ard so de ii,G
20 get out ss 'ur ira nirg in Missouri II ,d
taught Us d.h r-n'ly. Gcirg OK, how
ever, W. were stuck showing thai now VT
uld We TO piac ice domestic economy,
and see'Gg sn article of wearing apparel at
very low figure We rurch.s d
When We get ready 10 land In
ID t-Oit blue coated custom house
officer looBed up in the distance wub
blood In has ey", and tn poor married
man realized Then ard there that he wss
the only one carrying hurdle. We faced
the music ard walk u out. Mr.. Officer
says. ~ hat have you got theTe?
I'VE blushed and SAID, ''CiOIhirg"
lis II new have you worn 1t?
More blusLes ard 4 negative answer rs
an audience began to gather.
what is it,"
We murmured something az out il being
"wcmans uHcerss rm n."-guess ih 4 is
what it should be called - and az he saId
&c me up stairs" We w,nL y-iy vii In. l.
SO is TO IN Ike tie crowd and net be ligro
TO give II e pubic any more fsihi y scores
The result Was Ibat We had TO pay duty vi
On Il by W, light md also ON the cost II il,
which We prevS riacaged I'D u.
The r5puDiicsn stumpers Ore year 8gp,
sad demCcr TIC admin ctr zion, meant
tree trade, but L guess they he'd. Alter III
| shall advocate tree trade AID no ques-
lions asked.
but started 20 vri about Nj CARA and
have not got there " I, so We wit meke a
flying trip Cy' r tile Graud rrui abroad
through tine nth, IN p,rt OF uLtsr:o anu
all, hit al Cilfsou on the "a ada side vi the
great suspension bridge. We stop heIe SO
as 10 take In the IanaCa slide and do the !
whole thing up brown.
A struggle with the hackmen comes !
hrst, and tLey tell Us il IS two mIltS 10 the |
fails end three To- tire whirlI DOL. As i. IS |
late In the Afternoon, We col clu-e 10 les, |
un:Il morning and then make a st,rt. Al |
Ter supper We he wax down tie river
bSnk, AID before We know 10, cUme I'D tie |
whirlpool Iapics AID sh.rli DOL.
THIS FEATURE F NIAGARA Is MAGNIFICENT /!
but not 20 and as ,hs falls.
As We fIeI waId ioul d, the river ard |
fsl's have wcrn heir way down IN the |
sOiid IoCkS to depth o. Lundr, ds uf let
for a ui,Is nee Of two nIiles, f-on the falls |
To the whirlpool, aud Ihe ial 5 ale still |
working . ck as the rCcks weir away from |
the action Of the water. On he o her SHE
of the rushing ;Or. eut-we are IakiSg our |
view now from the site where Csp-
tain Webb lost his life in attempt |
ing to swim acrIss the rApIGs-I
the strata OF The difie. ages Of rUck for
n. ation can be seen, the river having cut its |
way down through them. But we will re. |
turn to The botei as t is growing dark.
Next morning We turn out bright and |
early aid by 10 o'clock have feAst,d our
eyes on the magnificent view Cf the Horse |
Shoe fsl from the Canada SIDE, and are |
passing O,er The suspension bridge just be |
low the fall. ArrIv, d on the Am, can |
side we fad the Ia h, Or YES. ETC., have |
been freed by the state Of New YORK buy |
ing he prcI eity, and We pass at pleasure |
through Pro p Ct puk ard down 20 The |
very edge of l, American tails.
He is light r h almost life time |
to see. lie immense b,dy Oi
water Iu-hi,g wn tie incline
at our -eI aud then < ling |
gracefully N over the eGge Of the pr,cI- !
piCe and failing hundreds uf Ieer, s'r kes |
the bJUC IN with = roar anu rush terrible t. |
be old, hat 30 ~ d musical at 1t l. q s.
me-. \ cloud of inst IS Continually rs
ing and aS 'he sun jus. bow com;s out we 4
=, 1 the iubOs scene 10 Ierisc ioI. The |
suB shinIng OIL tn NIT r. flee tie colo !
Cf e rail- bow MI here,
ATCUR FEET ALMOST,
We have n broad hali-ci'cle With the two
e ds resting on h. 'ure at our feet, ami /
S,ds.
A person with half q soul must be moved
hy sich s,ene The srI: dsur OF the
mighty boulders and moInrsIns of rock
on tie banks, the mighty power OF
the rushing waters and the beauty of the
rainbow with the tree<, shrubs and flowers
make a sight that reminds one vi tie
SARA
'Grsndsur, work Of Almighty God,
Power, Ike work oi mis- hand,
b, au;y, The token OF His ward,
All powerful rul, r of The land"
Next we take tsip over the br DE to
Goat I,l nj and from there to the three
SIS er islands. where We can walk out TO the
edge OF the HorseshOe fill, but the rising
mist makes it 30 wet that We will not stop
long and will 90 furth.r back to tOk
at the upper tails, where the river
=, fa1 ~