The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-09-29
Written For The Cecil Wing.

Is sau 'hat All the stories tolu ny the
ola mountain men ana tFRppers "none
4 TINS wonderland OF America were
not oeIe'eG ny the puDic az large
until about thir'y years ago. "heh such y
place as lei1o"stohe lafN became ac'ually
ana GsheTai'y known. An sN?ed' zion
known as the "ashourA e&P@ditloA under
taken III i>'", eaS'"!'SlieA II rs -"1S' od'
@ntl' ISL "heh 1he Northern J acme i'' A''
un'sAsj l'ai TOE" TO N'HEao~E' 'I0hs's
"-.cA .H ijtA.eu tl t"a i"i" o5u""AI'' .-
'e4',t1" oo'a'"s."''e assurances d" ''5.' S''
th.N. ~ Nlu-A'+' -""''''. making ii
-u-l OF IA- an, u""'' ''i""7.''y ->n.
RoI"' Li"H7Eoi l"'''H ''.' @'2 met '' '
s'F-n''#S I"l'y-H C"|o'' AI'" are 5'"'e|'" d.
'7-""'9 VI Se' gu '''''1' SO 'i'' ,''''.. "a
io5 "P''H-s IioV-1' ""e'e .'s "'N 1"1i
proper begins i"'' SEVEN "-''1 ''"' Is
over very ino"'I"'i'""" country al" J'"
gradually ascend Jhe mountains U"'l IN
'I''"lloN VI -oo" lee' Is 'g'''''e"' '"" i''''
A'Eie -NeSIS LocN7 ""e'' '"1 Wins Az
nearly LOU" leee ""o'' 'H' '""''S'''e' ""'
"hefe s't9 III Soll''iS Hi"n"ue'' Tue e"Eie
oH 'lS nest Al opIe'' VI COZ ,i''o'e,' ~
eourlS's Is "h"' 10 '''le" I'"'i'nE 1'''''
"lere tHe waters Vi n"H'sIouS H"V SP''"5'
cohEtesate' Inc "nI"lhe' 'l'el 'uI'S "e'''
mere lI"NinS 1t Po'S'''e ." o"'o" S'", i'"-'
Ill tne COL" St'e"in AN" "'Al"'v "''iio"'
chnlEe Vi PoS'''on 0ooN ''o''i ~ '''o '''i'"s
river. Inc motel ae N'"H'ii'oen NV "Pilns9
Is reached ABOUT IL oclocN' an" ai'ei !"
substantial iuhch' 'ne 'ou'i9' STARTS " CA
plore the FAMOUS co'ole" 'eii"oeS' AN''e
are pronounced 10 pe ene liioS' o4ii'ian''y
coloreo terraces III epe "oii"' anu arc oon-
sldered by some 10 DE the ihos' 'ea"'i'u III
ana interesting spo' III 'ne In "A ie
markable development OF the not springs
cause THIS terrace Aorlha'lon' ne oon-
trastlnS coiors are caused ny 'i'e "I''elen'
minerals. 10 see 'he pupoilnS poli'hs
water, temperature io4 f"hrehheit' run
ming over these brilliantly coloreo Terraces
especially IN strong suntlEht' Is ih"shlu-
cient both III elect ana coiorihg' Inc ul'-
ferent terraces are al nahieu' an" "' MIL
erva terrace Is spring especially interest
ing to tourists IN the way OF inexpensive
souvenirs. An article Oh glass; iron OF any
hard substance placed III lh'S spring 81 tue
,;.,, ,.L;.o da,os;t and ,,,i, orcrrst,t;op
WV. ,..' ra.aII,,,, bod and rarran-
t,,aaa ,,,ri,in, I,no,o San, has =
1'.,,..',,,. ,aao,nn,,ndir,, ot,ioer hoino
s,~..'..:.t.,,,.. -, a.. Doll. IN this CON.
':..,:.,,. g i.+oro,. 60 COW +h,+
na.,, .aat;roI,, froa from, Questionable
sl,..aSta,' a,,,;a,, 20 +I,o axoe,lert military
ut. oaast, ava an,rIouod ,boso
duty it is TO 20 over the entire ground and
see that no specimens are removed, that no
poachers enter, and to prevent the spread
ing of camp fires. All eXcursionists are
cautioned to carefully eXtinguish camp
fires. to bury all refuse, tin cans, etc, a
disregard of these rules is punishable by a
heavy fine or imprisonment. The Park is
toured by many private parties and those
under other management than the National
TRANSFORMATION Co. These parties live in
tents and take their eatables, etc, with
them. hence the necessity of eternal vigil
ance.
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