The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25

- Gates Of the . Ountains," are reached.
From this place On until the termini Of the
railroad, the romantic soul ul-cravlnR scenery
and sights Of imaginary grandeur can be-
hold sufficient Of the real to satisfy anV
longing. It is simply magnificent. The
scenery Of the canoDs through which the
train passes. AZ we entered the first the
superior grandeur to what had been seen,
itself like unto the effulgent rays
Of glorious "Old Sol" breaking across
the eastern horizon, Imagine the ey c In
narrow passage carrying one 10 exalted
cliffs. or single isolatel battlement Of rOcka
rejecting vsried hueS and cOlOrs, I" like
some turret, from the terraces, which rises
from some snow bank" standing forth.
Curves Of marvellous twists and tunnels
are no unusual thing. Shrubby little pines
cover these hills, and this adds TO the va
ried objects Of interest. There are few
scenes that can surpass the wondrCus
beauty and sublime inspiring greatness Of
these cauons with the buStling and iOstlinR
Missouri vending itS way onward, onward,
onward, and here IL iS gOodly sized
stream.
This is indeed Gods country for scenery.
It iS worth \ visit. People may rave and
crow about Alpine or European scenery
ane their beauties, but 1t cannot have Su-
perior attractiVeneSs than those famed
sights that pertain to the Grand Old
Rockies Of our own country sights so
wondrOus that the very power OF thought
or description Is staggered-Nature in such
manifold forms. with itS developments and
twisting, It's attitudes and precipltaCiOnS.
battlements, curves and heights that man
in awe wonders whence and how Oh! Ma
ture has thou derived these staggering ex-
cellenciOs.
Through the clear transparent atmoS-
phere before the "Gatcs" are entered are
beheld the Devil ROck-a large rock stand
ing alone. - IL were-thiS 10 seen for miles
away. There lS some legend connected
with this freak. out it was not our fortune
TO get possession Of it. This sight We
know not how describe, nor will We at
tempt 1t.
Up over the summit and down through
vale and valley past gold and silver mines
into Helena-HelenS, noted for its fabu
lous wealth, fine modern buildings. the
stirring times enacted upon its site in ear
lier days--laSt Chance Gulch. city Of 49,.
900 people having In amount Of dollars q
larger bank deposit than Cleveland, Ohio
has with its 100000 people. Think of it
Helena, yes. busy Helena-truly Queer
City--a city on the side Of a mountain jus
Al the base Of Mount Helena. which look
like = great heap Of somethlng-cloud, VIZ
were almost going 70 SaV--Over the littl'
city.
But not 70 be partial. the attraction o
all attractions ~ this place iS tho BroadWA
ter Hotel and Hot Springs. In eIcsllenc
and real merit IL beats "all hollow tn
double bArreled Legislature that has beel
on exhibition here for soma time, and
even beAts . sort OF fellow who, 40 pre-
siding officer Of the Montana Senate-the
cell him Lieutenant Governor -
decided. ~ " Friday" would have don
At the command Of CruHoe, his master
that seven senators constitutes . majOIit
Of sixteen. Ethics nor parianentSF
practices restrained the Sunday SchoC
Superintendent TO refrain from 90 hAgran
an outrage against . peoples rights.
Cruse" nodded and . +" Friday" fe
on his knees. Poor Lieutenant Governor
pitlable Object-What . contrast bstwee
of to-day and the same man = month ago
Then . respected aAd honOred citizen, not
sneered At and detested BY more than
majority Of the citizens Of Montana. The
80 honored, now in such pltiAbie AbhOl
Ancs. But such Is fate. The Sunda
School Superintendent lt politics seems
be failure all around, but then Judas /,
cariOt too, WAS . fAilure-OnlY he hun
himself,
BroadwAteS Hot Springs is what I'll
, theme was. GrsAtl indeed, GreAtll I'll
IIOtsl is . fine structure, in the midst {
! flower beds and winding walks. It
lighted bV electricity. Thus It presents
daEEling and inviting appearance. 1t hi
its private baths and fine suit Of rooms, Ii
I Of them, each furnished with hot and col
water. The plunge bath, that's It, It
immense. For hfty cents one is permitte
, to indulge 10 a luxury not only exhiliar
1 ting and inVigiOratinR, but the effects
|, which iS greater BY far than the elixir
b. life, known - the Brown SequRrd cur
An immeTsion In this body Of hot Wale
o belchinG a. IL does right frem the bOWe
4 Of the earth, and covering . space Of Il
8 by $50 feet, ia a purifier; Il cleanSeS, M
! only the body, but its temper Aturs an
e chemical composition is such that Il po
, sssses medicinal qualities equal, If not 81
perior 70 those Of ArkAnsRS Hot Spring
, The BroadWAter Hot Springs, from a el
4 rAble stand point, that 10 for invalids,
A the Sickly, is preferable 70 the ArkAnSl
a springS from the fact that damp Atmo
A phere that infestS an altitude Of but q
feet, has no lodging place At an altitude
4 400 feet above tideWAter. Arkansi
Springs but 800, The ems presents dl
A atmosphere, the other q damp climat
Quitea difference with the preference NJ
neceSsAry 70 designate. The building Is
q Moorish design the bath Is 100 by 800 fe
Z and ls sapDlled by 100000 RallOns Of b,
water daily, reduced 10 temperature Of
degreea. II Is the largest plunge bath
, The World. The hotel made TO run Al
4 appurtenAnces 70 cost $4,000. Il
simply immense. It bs great thing, AZ
IS immense and great ~ it is, It will T
ward ils proEsnltor. Col. c. A. BroAdW
l Ter, Who Gssms 70 possess the faculty
! paah V ceRplslioa great things.
TSulys poAAGD,