Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-05-06
ORrGn\. Anril Ii.


been hidden by cloiil- tor several weeks.
rose above the eastern horizon in all it,
splcudor. 70 me, who had for many
days loa-cd 10 see H. face aud 10 battle in
il, viyilyiu- ray-, there was such a feel
ing Of satisfaction ana delight as could
not be overcome by very poor break
tas.- "f whic. /. moi at all composed by
the presence Of the uacoms. Chinese
cook himself, had eaten a quantity 50
small to be almost painful. To enjoy
tbs beautiiu morning and to regain
my natural serenity Of disposition now
slightly rufiIed hy lie pressure OF the
breakfast room. became my chief
thought; 50 | took my way up the side
walk that makes III. steep ascent Of the
hin le>, arduou- aud the mud les,
noticeable. aud when | reached the end
| pushed on through short piece of
pasture land, over fallcn logs aud across
ii brook then making u sharp climb of
a few rods. | reached the highest cle-
'"oon' about three hundred feet "'''e
my starring point.
1t WAS indeed "a SYLVIA scene thar Law
spread out before me. Upon all side
is Til, mighty t5re>, of Oregon fir. 1t
even climbs the rugged hills, Whose
SUBMITS 'F"-a ihe azure Ky away IN
the northwest "> i"r . TUG eye can
reach
Inc alr j. very sun No' ripple
mar ''e ih'rF'r-''Ae surface OF the
O".''m'ia river a 4 appears IN -i-At
around tHe bend 10 my right and moves
Nta2slNhlH onward "hiir i watch us
'ii4A' 9'uf-t' 'i!i il 'ii- ihpea'- around
q >hafp curve among Up" ms. ad'zen
mics To Inc westward. A. rs southern
h'HN' hp'A Nhiah stand l. much
li-'ief II 'Ai7 P"iA' t'i7h NE horihefH'
/ ann "oie O." LOOK over into the nat. 10"
country beyond through winch tie
No"iliN river makes NJ i"rtuon~ way
amt mas at last the waters OF the Co.
Hmhia- y few houses can be seen on
The banks "i tins i'ti' tributary but
NOT many i"f The hills rl-e np and CIR
'uin>oFioe Inc 'eFei- inaf>ilE country
and allow 1t "n' little extent indeed.
A mellow haze Tr-'> upon tiie Iaiid-
-ran' rendering ihe most distant morn
ION. towards 'iie northwest somewhat
iAa4''ii''', h"t ,iiil ! can I">' u'-''Fh
ne0'iea among tho~' Jar away mis- a
I.f4@ '"oe Aeh-r. ihe only evidence tor
miles aH'nA| If OF Inc presence '' man.
l'5" mt n2ni' towards lire northeast
tie snowy come o. ~ - lieIeh- rises
~ tAe "a 't-h' ~ I'.''' ieH' "n'fe 'Ae
le}e. ~ t"e 7ta IL MAKES "a grand PIE
tHre- standing clearly ga, against the
desi' o.4a -AE' wy" me "a" SHINING
bright np"n oAe ~iIe. "liie the oiher IA
'e'a'',"I contrast seems clothed III SOM
Der shade a.Ia The foreground, The mr.
covered Ail', shows not trace oi
snow.
h'l a PeFie'i >a'oa'h daE ere
Il ny '"F 'he occasional Interruptions
~ s'tri'e-'"uS man one hllsh' '"1'iH
imagine All Nature 70 nave Jolned III
Inc worship o. 'he aA-po"erlui' ai-"l'e
ana efer-IoFiA2 God % peaceinl Vel
bright i the SCENE. 50 subdnec yet 'Fen-
o'ou9 Tue am
1 el@hd upon 'he l'P o. inc mound
"n9' WIN oa'eo breath hs'eh 10 Inc
9''''i'' '''''' ''''e "''' anu VI ','i''' up
on my ear. Aud wonder all the while
If this can really be mid-wlnter. The
musical linking OF my bells attracts
my attention. to the pasture beneath my
lee'' where drove q sheeP are iced
upon 'ne 2feeli 3i's7 among me sum :