The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-28
WHsN CONES rhB ISDIANsUxMER,
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mas. Fsrksps.
nrou tie Detroit Nee Press.

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OF o.r sssson .,,s ,sa., belongs ,ss .,n, 70 the month OF NO
or November. IL will com. in winter. as II I.
were a sort Of movable season. Neither do sci
entists aarcs - 70 the cause Of that hazy atmos-
phsrs which .coompani.. the season; |. condition
peculiar 70 Nortn America. twas at',outea oy
r nr.,y,s se s,.. s IN 1n,; county, SS ~. 1 % tine smoke from %a
name. "Indisn summsr." But /, 4. now aid bv
smoke "a an optical Illusion produoed by a ne
cni,.r cona,t,on =, tbs aIr ,hIch MIR, y. -
pared to a dry fog. ssntimentaiist declare tina.
IL is this dreamy haze which gives It's great
charm to this short delightful season. when the
whole world Of nature appears like q beautiful
dream; II i. the ann season. the mellow rips
ness OF autumn when creation stands suu I'M
lazy languorous mood. and the picture Is van
.o.Dea. 1t is the golden sunset of the year. brief
Ike |. mirage. the Indian hummer do.s no,
wait TO be investigated. I, Ia bere-it IA rome"
before the would-be Investigator was aware of
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capable Of microscopic Humiliation. but Of such
cbarssd to Ss@.tsbis altar. hnt t 49, s vs.
GO a. ,hs So ss Thish asI' i mt yet been s.I proven ssn
evoked nor any fashionable maisdy produced
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fai Climate, ~.,"s 49,. !.
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silence OF. mature. Ssrself. a. Il she were taking =
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gone ssi:sp, BIT there !. 70 ionslinss. n The
bathed In thS happy sunshine. The iowers ar,
gone; the singing eirds have Down tS their
The trees when the Indian summer Comes trail.
mi nsr MY NJ ven ut,S So ,hs . apiin,ion, ana
9rar}ous prssence Thers "a a tonic n pphs a.
she brings which chemlsts Cannot bottle nor
harUa ccUm srctsI rataa for- vhiyys ~ ~
,ba, Ssys IN contrSctsd into : " asss au5
gone before We can %Analyse hem 70 say. this is
bAlBam, or that Ia balm.' IL 10 q draught for |
the gods. |
The subject Of Indian summer was inyesti-
gEatsd e long Sgo as 1883, when Or; lyman
says that the Indians gave the season It's name
by calling ,it their fall summer." which oc:
CURED IN November; The Doctor was stationed
Al Fort Wlnnebago, MISSOURI Territory, at the
time, and wrote from observation. He says;
November. we, han three weeks OF Indian
summer, with al the peculiar redness Of the
sky In, great perfection he adds that he had
long observed the season with curious attention
and calls Tor an expression or opinion on the
subject from other observers
rIof; WLlet advanced tne theory IN . report