The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

you are right lie carried me.
"And he said" mo. first he Rugged you
..4e EurEed me up all tight, So.
sv5 a. said Your little dog ran oetore
An H.. carried you straight I" grandma
doBr
An said. can she stay all nightg
..Ob vsz, And 81 he left me there"
s.Au' 50 you didn't - hack;
A. u.x. dag when you saw your mower
You found the he-u'n-.t little oroNNef'
An H. s. NY Uncle Jrcss-
Mary L. P-tu-. ia Youths Companion.
Mar CrrFrcn-T have received such an
interesting letter from ono Of our youns
travellers tsas 1 am sure you will ali IN
saw i, and q Ii Is aui;c long I viii give
vav u 1t and only give you the lasi OF
rha tree puzzle. or course. l expect You
~ guess these; II You have seen them be
fore ami copy them. that would not he your
guessing:
The tree with a mouth Ike a man?
=. The tree that an Engiishman moves
when H. s.rrs-
: Tn, tree that an acorn began?
4. The tree that makes trouble with others
:. The tree that chronoloeists love?
G. The tree with a hairy skin, costly ana
rare.
:. The tree that commands men 10 rove?
s. The tree that is favorite every one
Hkes.
2. The tree that the weavers use making
their CLOTH
IL. The tree that means severe. contempt.
hates
w Il Bowers. Anderson, W. Na--My
ps4- Young Friends: As subject for
this letter. / will try and give YOU an ac-
count 81 my first visit 70 NIAGARA Falls
ON August 2sth a party - four. who had
not seen as much Of the world - some other
folks. concluded To set out from our noun
tain home and see something beyond tn
range Of Eeeuey's mountain. accordingly
we boarded the Chesapeake ana
Ohio fs-r train End sped cur
~ along the Grsenbrier and
New rivers nj the rate IT forty miles a
hour or more. and on either side were re-
minded * the improvements made oy
railroad through any country. Where 4
fev years ago but little was to be seen
that mark the track II man, you now
fnI thrifty. neat-looking towns snd WI
lagos. with coal mines IN operation that
have 4 yearly output that Is almost meal
cullbIe-
we next strike the Great Kanarha river.
a. or near Eanawha falls. and "a We look
out upon the beautiful <,re.m Of water
passing over the rocks in on solid sh--,
we wonder IL there is anything that sur
~.
the end OF ten hours find ourselves $50
miles away from home in th- city Of Gin
siuu1ti. where W. spent = day si-ht-secing-
To Us mountain boys the sights that met
our gaze Ncr- very Interesting sni, inn
pressed us with ,he fact that Anderson, ".
Va. was not the only pl-re in thc world.
Having equipped ourselves for the further
prosecution Of our trip. W left for the
Thousand isles. in the ~. Lawrence river
Over the Erie line. which heads through one
o. Caso-s most f-rtsl- sections. passing
Hamilton. DAYTON. Urn-ns, Akron snd
Youngstown. cities 81 no mean proportion
nui appearance Striking the Pennsylvania
line near Sheu.u=o W continue our journey
through 81 section I'D les interesting and
attractive. Wilu towrs sud villages every
fsN mites. wE.eA clearly snow the Industry
AMI tHr5tt vE IL noble and worthy descend
ants Sc William Penn .ut Others. Before
We have t-Ese I'D realize the fact We find
ourselves through Pennsylvania. up in the
state 10 Nrss York. rHI - - continue tU
sfs~z onward everything clearly Demon
stsat.@ tl.5 tla country through which We
ar. ul=-.us ls 5u the hands ~ IN indus
rrlluS. eur-rp-.s ing. tasty people. whose
chief object seems 10 - 10 surround them
selves Wah jus. such comforts as make
F.aN.yrs..-5 IS tho first town 10 attract our
attention and Is The retreat for those who
visit lake Ghaul-glua. which is said 10 be
the most elevated boty ~ nsvi-abl- water
above Lake Erie. although out = short dis
tancr from IL. jamestown next grrets Us.
which IS considerable manufacturing
place Ihe next t1Nu of any magnitude
thar Wa aenuit Is Buffalo. which : "A city
al aaeu inhabitants aai is a considerable
railroad reutsr and lake port. here We
took breakfast a9l I'm hour later nnd our
selves Niagara Fails. where ~ spend
the Issy ami visit all points ~ interest
of course We were much impressed and
deeply interested ~ al ~ saw The many
oesrrsptIuus we SsVe IT Niagara Falls and
its Surr1uu4tuGS are not ov-rirawn and
Gre has to see them to form an adequate
conception of what they really are. our
visit 20 the Cave of the Winds under the
central falls made an impression never TO
be eradicated. ami We couli but exclam.
'-How wonderful AMI stupendOus are ma
1ure's WORKS
Having put in the day. We reluctantly
leave on the night traiE OF the New YorE
Central ard Hudson River railroad the
great fcuT-trac6 line. FOR Clayton. y. Y
where we find ourselves at 5-}5 O'clock
next morning. Here We find the steamer
St Lawrence ready TO take Us our
Journey and we are conveyed down the St
Lawrence river to Alexandria bay. We
were very forcibly struck by the
many Islands meeting our view as We
passed down the river. and were
TOrc5bIy reminded of the power and
suIendiI castles and mansions OF the rich
notable among which We're George NJ Pull
mans, IL H. Warmers and numerous 9th
ers whose wealth * counted by millions
Having taken in the bay. went on
TO Kingston. Canada whore. for the FIRST
time i'm our lives. found ourselves on
British soil and beheld the British lion
floating to the breeze. This city has n
number Of magnificent buildings. consist
Ing Of cathedrals. churches. etc. We made
a visit to the custom house. but saw none
az it's workings. We also visited the pen
ftentiary and were conducted through the
several departments. containing 80 con-
victs buSily engaged in the manufacture OF
articles Of various kinds.
About y. m. We left Kingston for TorOn-
to Passing through Syracuse. Rochester
etc. and reached our dcsti1e ton At
o'clock T. m. next day. Having taken a
good nights rest the morning found re-
freshed and ready Tor taking in this city.
which is called the Queen City OF the Do
minion and il well deserves its title. for IL
Is a model OF cleanliness and beauty
Leaving Toronto take the steamer
Empress OF India across Lake Ontario. land
ing At Port DalhouSle. where we take the
Grand Trunk line for Buffalo. singing:
eve. ere H0mewatd Bound
We must not forget t. tell YOU how i'm
pressed we were by the beautiful and
charming young ladies we saw all along