Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-06-02

but also tho rate OF speed Tor each mile, the |
average rainfall and whether ths conductor
has eaten 0RiQR266 R266ent has worked ouite . chang.
IN failroading since my time. Years 20
can remember when used to ride in 4 ca.
booze and enjoy myself, and before good for.
tune had made me ths target Of the alert and
swift Tying whisk broom Of the palace car
It was my chtef Joy to catch freight over
che hill from Cheyenne, ON the Mountain
division. We ware not due anywhere until
tho following day, and 70 at tho ton Of the
mountain we would cut Oh the caboose ana
let the train 60 on. We would then 20 into
tho glorious hills and gather sage hens and
cotton tails. In the summer We would mt
In the afternoon catching trout In Dale creek
or gathering maidenhair ferns In the boskv
della Bosky dells were more plenty there AZ
Mat time than they are now.
II was delightful sensation To know that
We could loll about in the glorious weather.
secure . small string Of stark, vanished
trout with chapped backs, hanging aimlcsslv
ny ono gill to CORY willow stringer and
then beat our train home by two hours hv
sitting on the brakes and riding twenty mi1es
ln fifteen minutes.
saw Niagara falls on Thursday for tho
nrst time. The sight is one long to be re-
membered I did not go to tho falls. but
viewed them from the car window in ali
their might, majesty, power and dominion
Niagara falls plunges from : huge elev..
uon by reason Of its inability to remain ON
.ne sharp edge of precipice several feet
nigner than the point to which the falls are
NO" falling This causes q noise to make its
appearance, and thick mist, composed Of
sunu.e Particles OF wetness, rises to its full
height and comes down again afterward
Words are inadequate to show here aven
win the aid OF large, powerful new pres.
the grandeur, what you NAV call the vert;c,
OF Niagara. Everybody from ali ovar ths
world goes to see and listen to the remark.
Of this great fall. How convenient and nlea..
ant 1t is to be a cataract like that and have
people come in great crowds to zee and hear
you! How much better that is than to be a
lecturer, for instance, and have to follow
people to their homes in order to attract their
attentioni
Many people in the United States and
Canada, who were once a. pure a. the beau.
tirui snow, have fallen, but they did not at
tract the attention that Niagara does
The officer said that I had nothing in mv
luggage that was liable to duty, but stated
That would need heavier underwear in
canada than the samples had with me.
toronto Is a stirring city Of 15O, 600 people.
who are justly proud Of her great prosperitv'
!! only regretted that could not stay there .
long time.
met a man in Cleveland, O., whose nams
was Macdonald. He was at the WeddelI
house, and talked freely with me about orr
country, asking me great many questions
about myself, and where lived and how
was prospering. While we were talking Mt
one time he saw something in the nnner
~hich interested him and called him away.
after no had gone noticed the paracranh
no had been reading, and saw that IL spokeof
man named Macdonald who had recently
%rF1ved In town from New York, and who
~As introducing new line Of green cooda
have often wondered what there il about
my general appearance which seems to draw
about me cluster Of green goods men wher.
ever 60. Il 1t the odor Of new mown hav.
or tho frank, open way in which seem to
measure the height Of ths loftiest buildines
with my eye as psnetrats the busy hsunts
OF men and throng the crowded marts Of
sradef Or do strangers suspect me Of being
o man Of meansl
In Cleveland was rather indisposed.
owing to the fact that bad been sitting up !
until or O'Clock q. m for several nights !
In order 70 mis early trainA went to . |
physician, VINO said was suffering from
some new and attractive disease. which he |
could cope with In day or two. told him
TO cope. He prescribed q large 42-calibrr |
capsule. which he said contained medical |
properties It might have contained the.
atrical properties and still had room left for
: baby grand piano do not know why the
capsule should be 10 popular. would rather
swallow porcelain egg or q live turtle.
Doctors clainsthat IL IL to prevent the bad
Easte OF the medicines, but have never vet
In any medicine which was
more disagreeabls than the gluey shell Of an
ldult capsule, which looks like an overgrown
bott and tastes like Q rancid nightmare,
doubt the good taste Of any one who win
turn up his nose at castor oil or uuinine and
ret meekly swallow cryaalis with varnish
IN the outside.
Everywhere goI nnd people who seem
jleased with the manner In which have suc.
seeded In resembling the graphic pictures
made 70 represent me in the newspapers. IL
AN truly say that am not . vain man. but
t Is certainly pleasing and gratifying to be
Ireeted by glance Of recognition and Q yell
4 genuine delight from total strancers
Many have seemed to suppose that the mas
i've and undraped bead shown in these pict.
Tres was the result Of artistic license or indo-
encs and a general desire to svade the task
4 making hair. For such people the thrill
4 Joy they feel when they discover that they
ave not been deceived y marked and gem
line-Bin Nye In New York World. T.
We don't know Of anything that d needed
sose than . mines pis trnA-,Rochsstsr Post