Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-01


widest mnsses Of ivy, signal towers ana J
aTl-instautly carries the mind back 70 the !
time Of the saxon king. who held his glorl ,
Gus court az Reculver
DouQlas Jerrold's dream OF the old place
having suffered only sea change aha that
-fathoms deep the town still stiihhs' 1n.e
busv life goes on. that people Of an odd,
.ea green aspect, IL may be, stiil carry on
the work of rqortal breathing make love-
beqet little ones and die" comes swiftly
! to each frholder All green things ARE
rampant and luxurious upon the cThh"
Z ling cins A. you stand on the shore.
/ looking up 70 the broken wall surmounted
! h., tbose .all sister towers, the seagulls
/ V-birl and scream about and above ana
old ocean seems 20 join their wall ~ welfu-
wild requiem.
An these and many more spots OF the
| most charming aspect and deepest historic
interest are within two hours Walk OF
| either Nargate or Ramsgate- These water
side resorts- also uuon the little islet, are
respectively located on the northern and
| eastern shores Margate looks out upon 4
the Thames estuary and North sea, and /
Ramsxafe faces the Straits Of Dover. They |
are 10 London precisely what Coney Island, |
Manhattan Beach aud Rockaway are 20
; New York. save that. as they are both
, ancient cities. their all-the-year resident
} population il far greater they are oia ahu
, respectable ports Of entry; their har0or
, .c.,s. esnecially in connection with their
, fishing fieets are at all seasons curious ana
? pgcture.aue The ancient and venerable
; In homes. shops, lighthouses, quays and
4 warehouses form a mellow and coioriui
1 baekQroupd 20 innumerable modern struo
A turai eleQancies, and - the accommoda-
a tiops iu siudgings." the more spruce and
4 dignihed apartments In dainty ana coy
e old inns and In great modern hotels, are
vastly more important, the places have
more the everyday air Of occupation and
enioyment. and are less dependent upon
n the sudden accession OF enormous uumhers
a AZ one day visitors, though the latter HOOD
n dovvu from London IN mighty human toes.
"A Both Margate aud Ramsgate are reached
,e nv the London aud Southeastern railway
sr and by channel steamers from ionaoh
e bridge From June until October the iof-
re mer sets down an average OF lO,ouV anu tne
of latter an average Of 2,UO0 lsondoners dalis
lf an the two resorts, while on Saturdays ire
IN ouently 10000 "trippers," ~ one day ex.
- et,ruiotiSts are called. are often gathered
be mere from an quarters The English peo-
Die % all CLASSES make much oi what tney
A. ali their week ends" The saturday
,r half holiday l. universal
.h- While the business mans week enc
~ may hegin on Friday evening, TIE oierNs
4 I and ALI manner NN ANNAN NNAtNNt'
A. end" teldus az one minute after noon ol
no SATURDAY. aud In England, Of all cnuntrie
he 1 know. the transportation lines stan'
az r,adv 10 move millions Of men and woinei
an 20 Whatever seaside or country points the
in / mas wish 20 ga aud 20 return them .
nst their homes in time Tor Monday morning
drudgrriss with celerity and ehsnpnes
on which are positively astounding
nd The Ioudon popular heart leans more :
4 a. IsnrI fflr rIrf flfsI
the Crave-end. or 90 granderand more shrrin
the brighton. The ride acro1r Kent by rail-
md ike whirling through wondrous garuel
ron | The scent OF the grasses and grams, tl
tbe odor Of the vast straw berry bets aud a
i'm soporife incense Of the forests Of hops, al
.ars An themselves glorious journey, viii
sts. the trip bY steamer down the histor
tes.I Thames and ont into the open sea has
mr.. the glamour and possibilities experience
Gus by the worthy "Tuggses" on their memo
able trip to Ramsgute. after their sndd'
ON. ri.e In the world. a. precedent 20 their
Ger tering London society.
who Once Al Margate there is the tnevitat
ried pier. and a grand reach OF rock, shint
vvas and sand in a noble crescent, whose hor
hieh are glorious cliffs surmounted by plct'
ing. esoue homes The town dips gracefully
and All directions 20 the splendid esplAna,
.ter and this aud the arena OF foreshore
sE~H
ould a seethinQ mass Of London "'Arrys" a
,uud a'Arriets" II there Il any chance OF
ston visitor forgetting what his special missi
, its a IN Margate there are hfty people at ha
and a Zoo his memory, and 70 take care that
: 10 4. carried out with all the vigor and entl
siasm that Is possible
erful There Ia the Hall -the-Sea, where }
: the can attend afternoon concerts and eveni
! w concerts. where you can vizit the Zoology
= I 49, - and dance
,onlv vour bearts content IL The ballroom II
been sdispoged.- There Is the Theater Roy
years there Is the Marine Palace. with its
that ceIlent variety entertainment, and ia o
of 4 IN SATURDAYS and Mondays. There
I the InterestinR swimming entertainments
aving the Marine Palace baths. and there u
,hn's, Grotto, with It's curious shellwork In
diving Dane for those who choose 70 invesui
IL In addition 20 these tnese ars A. =
~, OF minor entertainments and dlvfrslonI
There are sea excurslQns morning. ~
noon md tVenlhk 10 the Rood Steamer
us oy dia- There are trips In sailing boats ol
iering descriptions. There are country la99u. !.
ehold svery species Of conveyance, and
rmen, around TO be taken 70 that old Roman
,av be tres. the Reculver; TO that pretty ]
osrlv bungalow hamlet, Birchington, where
. 49,. sett lived and died. % hlnkssatsss 20 -, =,
- little further on to the North fore
c nsn- lighthouse. where the clock wonder. o.
emy's revolving light can be inspected. het
astern ing 20 Margate itself there y me Jan
light the jetty. There are bands on ny 4. ~
most there are bands over enS @ ~ 49, e-s',,
Z Eng round toe eosns s ,,.-s 80 sniocersri'
he ~ other performers, which have wonos
{, 100, pit audience on the sands, suppot1ea =
1. was enthusiastic dress circle behind the raj
OF the esplanale
4 ford There Are sellers Of shrimps and the
one of toQraph phalanxes, there are shops ~
II old the most ear.oos ~, and cvciora
e built -, ."sse -" ,le-ei,lo~err. coninrors
brick, rrinders who placard the announces
/ The upon their wares Of Dear MOTH
ow are sbear Old Dads" Dear Old jacks
hnnnt. ~Tlenr old Mothers-ln-law - alWa{
efoct r. And there are the heartlest I
- IN All the world Your English lover
'e.--., never ashamed OF H. 10 railway carr
grassy ~ ~ kr-..~ t., -,5 par,eoafe the STAGES