Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-15
AT MNEO.
A Summer Resort Surpassed
by None for Beauty
And Sport--Fishing Nowhere equalled
in New England States
And Scenery tsas Cannot be Duplicated the
Wide Wodd Over.
AT KINEO.

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abundance Of varied scenery her
lakes, ponds and streams, the Opportunity
for tourists, however different their tastes
to fas! .ons. kind Of real enjoy men,. ~iil
soal,. day if properly cared for by the State
srove to be- her richest resources. t'ne
n.4d bur hear to current hotel talk OF
strangers. vnraptured with the glory AMI
bganty Of her inland charms, the constant
,usrras- in the numbers of those annually
coming into thu state. To be convinced that
Nain.'s ftlturc has great things
ia store from It's wilderness
and coa-t. However lovely hundred
,thrr places are upon the coast and inland
it seem. to nie that OF all Knee bears on
the palm
Here is water beyond the stretch of eye.
far.sr and mountain scenery wild and grand
enough to make the heart beat in rapture,
sr pleasant sufficiently to luIl one in slum-
b.r. Itwa- nv good fortune TO 90 with
l;,.rrnor BBrlrish anil party on a briei
fishing trip to the outlet of the lake at Moose
head The head " aters of the kennebec. Fish
ing sa- made easy " hen the long dam WAS
huiIt for on it you can stand and throw the ny
iofo tia, pools aud eddi.s below Here are nov
fuuul the prettirst trout IN the world, al
hi. time OF wear. They have come up from
tl.,. streams and ponds below and true to
natures instinct for cleanliness Rave, by
rubbing ihem-vlges against the stony boz
tom AMI hy the action Of rapit wafer be-
cnmr rid of slime or parasite polished I'LL
Their rounded body shines with "A
tustre Of exqui-ite beauty. We met
here Mr. Jewell of Hartford, Conn,
brother of Hon. Marshall Jewell,
thr former r. NJ. general also Of Hon.
Harry Ivweli of Boston.
He bad Just come mp from trip down
the river i few miles with Il fine catch OF
,.oJ sized trout. Mr. Jewell makes two
ar rI,re, trips year into Maine's forests
/ and rpgar,!s them of the greatest yalne tu
/ the future interests of the State, If policy
,f protecting the game and fish is contin-
I med H., is an expert with the tiy rod and
never allow, the instincts of the wary trout
10 uutwith him.
iftpr catching fine lot of trout from one
half to u pound in size, we could not resist the
trmltation TO go up the stretch OF water
that lav north of It's Teiegraphing TO Mr.
Deuucn, manager of the kineo, we
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