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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-21
ToR KENT.


FOR RENT-Completely furnished mod
ern house; good neighborhood. Address
ID. W, care carrier 29. 5-17-3t-e-o-d
FOR RENT-New house; all modern i'm
provements to rent until October on ae-
count family going north. Address p. o.
Box 79S
FOR RENT-Eight-room dwelling; 1911
Allen street at $3.50. R. T. Manly &
Co.
FOR RENT-On June l. 1927 South 18th
street; brick; modern in every partieu-
lar; rooms, servants house, cellar and
furnace. w. b. Leedy & Co. 5-2l-f
HOUSE FOR RENT-Eight comfortable
rooms upstairs. Large veranda front
ing Ayondale park. Garden and or
chard; rent reasonable. Also store for
rent. Apply Mrs. Knight, 526 n. I'D
street
FOR RENT-House of rooms, complete
~ furnished; new; ceIi,er of city, three
rooms now rented to gentlemen; pays
two-thirds the rent; will not release the
house unless parties buy all or best part
of furniture; will sell cheap; leaving
city. Address C. NJ, care Age-Herald.
FOR RENTAL or part of furnished
house for summer on Eleventh avenue,
south. Apply to S. A., care Age-Herald.
5-21-3t-su- we-fr
FOR RENT-$90O per month, water free,
one newly papered four-room cottage,
on Highlands. Both street. Avenue IL,
near two car lines. Owner. 20o Jeffer-
son County Savings Bank Building. Bell
phone POL
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Another Development.

Again. within the year, retail trade has
shown a wonderful expansion throughout
Alabama and Mississippi. due largely to
the fact that Birmingham merchants
have the reputation of keeping the best
in their lines The development of the
live stock business has not been the least
important feature of the trade growth
of the year.
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$3.50
Rental $3.50
VIII bring 5000 a corner.
B. F. EBORN

FOR SALE.
$S5 ,OOo-5ox14O End ave; central; rents
$500 per annum; will rent fo- $4,000 after
October /.
$l5,500-Fifth ave-, rents $1560.
$l5,000-F'irst ave, near 22nd st.
$l2,000-Fourth ave-, near end st; rents
$3.50 per annum.
$4000-rhird ave, near 18th st.
$4O,OO0-200x140, 4th ave.
SIS, 500--100x140, 4th ave.
$2S00-150x14O, Owenton.
s60O0-4th ave, near Goth st.
$6250-Ith ave, near 9th st.
$7OO0-Fifth ave, rents 1854 per annum.
$250O-Nice hard oiled finished two-story
house, with house on alley; rents S420
per annum.
S2600-Niee groom house; West End; lot
100x200.
S4000-40 acres of beautifully situated prop
erty within half mile of Powderly
If you want to buy a home call use.
we have them all over town.
BEASLEY BROS,
Bell phone 1885. 2O26 First ave.
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$s0OO-Two houses renting $50 month; On
Avenue r.
$3500-9Ox24O feet; Groom house. with hall,
near beautiful Norwood.
$950-6-rooms, near car line, Jonesville.
S3O00-Prettiest 10-acre block in Jefferson
county. near car line.
$3750-fO0 feet front, nice corner lot stables
on alley; 7-room home: sewer. bath, etc.;
near 18th st. car line South Highlands
Let me show you that splendid home with
a large. lovely shady lot high and well
drained on macadamized road in North
Birmingham. This is rare chanee;
house almost new, and the price Is only
$1,000
500 per acre: Forty acres directly on
Bessemer car line.
$1,000 rooms. hall, porches, etc; corner;
three lots; near two car lines, Owen
ton.
$40, 000-Good corner; new two-story brick
store and two dwellings,; good bust
ness location.
s5oO-corner on car line. East Lake; look
200 feet.
s25o-Nice lot one block of car line. two
blocks Of churches. school and store;
West End.
$50 cash and s15 month; 4-rooms and hall,
porch; lot 50x20O feet: one block OF car
line two blocks from school, church
and store, East Lake.
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country at large are convinced how
ever, that Birmingham has entered upon
her career as steel manufacturing CEN
ter and will never turn back; and, as
said this conviction has obtained within
the past twelve months.
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SALESMAN WANTEp-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ saisry 5Ss ~
penses or big commission; sell dealers.
big line drugs, patent medicines bit
ters, etc. Marshall Medicine Co. Kan
sas City, Mo. 4-i6-tf-su
MANUFACTURING salesman to cover
Alabama; staple line; high commissions:
advance of Sl6o monthly; permanent po-
sition to right man. Jess H. Smith Co.
Detroit Mleh. 4-30-4t-su
MISUNDERSTANDING salesman for Alal
bama; staple line; entirely new induce
ments to trade; high commissions; SIS
weekly advance; permanent to right
man. F. c. Farley Co., Detroit Mich.
4-30-4t-su
WANHED-Two statesmen to sell ROYAL
Pepsin Bitters in southern states; big
commissions, easy seller. L. & A.
seharf, st. Louis. 5-2l-e-4
WANTED--A speciality salesman that can
get business on the initial visit; man
worth $500 90 or better; full particulars
or no attention. Answer quick Adj
dress Speciality care Age-Herald.
WANTED-Effcient statesmen for south
general mercantile trademen; large COM
mission with $500 weekly Position per-
manent If satisfactory. w S. Finley
Co. 80 Prospect st. Dept. Ia cleve-
land, Ohio.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman to sell
groeers; permanent position; state pres
ent occupation and salary expected. Los
Angeles Cider Co, st. Louis, Mo.
Statesmen Make big profits handling
side line Of meritorous goods that are in
big demand. Small sample. Liberal
terms Write Immediately Manager,
1868 Chestnut St, st. Louis, Mo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Alabama; cap
able men, staple line to country mer-
chants; permanent; satisfactory pay;
good opening. Redfeld, Box 1858, st.
Louis, Mo
Experienced travelling sales
man, paper company, pipe filler, furni-
| ture salesman, six solicitors, two men
! stenographers, saleslady out of the city.
Call or write No. Alb Chalifoux Bldg.
| WANTED-Salesmen or women for adj
| jacent territory; salary guaranteed, or
commission, or both, for a Chicago
house. Address Birmingham Agent"
care Age-Herald.
| WANTED-Four travelling statesmen to
| sell our contracts on commission. Good
men can easily make sl0O per month
! Must come we'll recommended and be
of good appearance. George e. Morgan,
! mercantile agency, 20l4 Sd avenue.
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ONE CENT A WORD.

HATEs-One cent word a day; no
ad. taken Tor less than 20 cents for
frs insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

MANTED--Partner IN a retail business
of merit with $500 to invest with SER
vices and 5000 to loan the advertiser
at per cent to enlarge and add man
ufacturing and Wholesale department.
partner to be secretary and treasurer.
The above will bear strict investigation
Address Push. care Age Herald.
5-14-3t- su-we-su
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ONE CENT A WORD.

RAIES-One cent a word day; no
ad. taken TO less than 20 cents for
hrst insertion. Cas-- must accompany
every order.
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MAN with wide experience IN oil mill
business as seed buyer, boolSkeeper and
salesman, is open to any proposition
with any corporation; has had general
business experience; good references. Ad-
dress Experience. care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-To pay advertisers cash to
distribute Anti-Victim great cigarette,
whisky, morphine cure. Star Service
Co., Dallas, Tex 4-23-5t-su
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AGENTs-14x17 portrait and frame Coo;
16x20 pictures &c. Photo frames sc. We
trust you. Out1t free. Send for cata-
i logue Keiser Art Co, 6002 Wentworth
ave-, Chicago. H. 5-l4-3t-su
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DON'T accept an agency until you get
my free samples and big offer. Sayman,
214O Franklin ave, St Louis. Mo.
4-2O- t-sll
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MANAGER WANTED for branch office
Must possess good executive ability and
have large acquaintance with buyers of
stocks and bonds AL references re-
quired. Debentnre Company of Amer
lea, 72l Land Title Building, Philadel-
mia Pm
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WANTED-Agents to sell Whistles in pro-
hibition sections. For particulars adj
dress Box 455. louisville, Ky. 3-19-lOt-su
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FREE BOOK. containing description of
the wonderful mines of Tonopah. Gold
field and Bullfrog. Edition limited and
sent on request until exhausted Catlin
& Powell Co.. commission stock brokers,
Ii Broad st. New York.
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AGENTS WANTED.


DUR famous eye-book has put 1000 agents
in permanent business, fitting glasses:
So to $40 daily; book free-write today.
Jacksonian Optical College, College
Place, Jackson, Mich. 4-23- tf-su
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10000
Rented 5000
A valuable corner; 1OOx14O Ave. D.
B F. EBORN


FOR SALE.
Sl6OO-ffve 4-room houses on large lot rent
ing $50 per month"; $500 cash, balance $50
per month
S25OO-A large corner lot close to a leading
Industrial plant and runs back to rail-
road. "a snap
$40 250-An undivided one-haf interest in
large and well located corner lot on
Fourth ave-, close to the center of the
city.
$350--A fine lot. LIST ave. and Vine st,
West End This is under the market
and would pay to investigate.
lVEY BROS, REALTY co.
First avenue and Twentieth street
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ONE CENT A WORD.
RATES-One cent a word a day; no
ad. taken for less than 20 cents for
FIRST insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
PALMioTRY.


MADAME DEL REY, psychic palmlst;
one visit will con4ii , you she Is the
best; without asking questions reads
your entire life; adr,-es you on love.
family, business affairs. lawsuits,
changes, speculations, investments. lost
articles. locates minerals. etc 2Ol2 tth
avenue. l2-lm
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WANTED-A business opening by a
young man with some money; state ma
ture of proposition and amount neces-
sary to operate. Address. Proposition,
care Age-Herald.
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GREATEST invention of the age. burglar
alarm for door and window; cost YOU
81 co. easily sold for 81 90 Anderson Co,
sos Third avenue Troy, n. Y.
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800 acre, 16 acres near the old Rosedale
postoffiee. b. f. Eborn.
SITUATION wanted, with chance to ad-
vance, by hard working, sober, young
man; well acquainted with city. Best
city references, including former en-
ployer Address Industrious care Age
Herald.
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HELr WANTED.

HEIT WAN ED,
NANTHD-Young lady stenographer; also
young man stenographer; a good chance
to learn business. call on Southern
Office Help Agency, 2O03 I'd avenue.
5-20-2t
WANTED-F irst-class stenographer Adj
dress b, Box 800, city. 5-2l-3t
WANTED-Bady or gentleman of fair
education to travel for "A firm of $500
capital. Salary, $l,072.00 per year and
expenses paid weekly. Address with
stamp, J. A. Alexander, Birmingham.
Ala.
WANTED-Anti-V Victim distributors; real
cash payment; 1t cures cigarette whis-
ky habit. Il a box. Write. Star Ser
vice Co, Dallas, Tex 5-21-5t-su
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


WANTED--Ladies to do piece work at
their homes; we furnish all material and
pay from 81 to $12 weekly; send stamped
envelope to Royal Co.. "a e. Monroe St.
Chicago.
ADIES-Earn $50 per hundred writing
short letters. Stamped envelope for
particulars. Gem Mfg. Co.. Cassopolis,
Mich.
WANTED-Young gentleman desires as
partner amiable lady wishing to invest
few hundred dollars In business chat
will clear $1,000 this summer Pleasure
and profit combined. Appointment by
letter c. II. F., care Age-Herald
WANTED-For lady a companion who
has had some experience in nursing. Ad-
dress II. L. b.. p. o. box 45l.
WANTED-A lady agent for rapid selling
article; sells at sight; big profits; for
free sample and particulars address
Marietta Stanley Co., Al 18th ST.. Grand
Rapids, Mich.
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A TEACHER of experience in college
and academic work desires employ
ment as tutor Latin speciality. Adj
dress Teacher, 2l1 y. 2st ST., city.
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WANTED-Situation as boolllseeper thor
ough accountant; 10 years experience;
reference Address Bookkeeper care
Age-Herald.
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A GOOD position is offered energetic per-
sons everywhere lacking signs, distribut-
ing circulars; samples, etc; permanent
occupation; good pay; thousand of dol
lars paid monthly to distributors. Amer
lean Union, Pontiac Building, Chicago.
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If INTERESTED in mining. OIL indus
trial plantation. railroad stocks or bonds
you can not afford to be without the
Financial World. unique publication
that does not publish advertisements. but
prospers by its subscriptions: its Free
Advice Bureau answers subscribers in
quiries by letter; the only reliable pro-
lection for investors; 1t will open your
eyes: sample copy free. Financial
World, Col Schiller Building. Chicago.
WANTED-Partner with capital to put
on the market the finest patent medi-
cine in the United States. 1t cures one
thing indigestion and nothing else will
Address Overstreet, care Age-Herald
4 5-H-2t-su-wd
-
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ANTED-Person to call on retail trade
for manufacturing house; local terri
tory; liberal salary paid weekly; expense
money advanced; previous experience
unnecessary American House, Star
Building, Chicago.
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ROOM and board for two young men.
also for couple with no children. 1901
Sth ave- 5-2l-2t-sun-tues
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eoARDERs WANTED.

LARGE and handsomely furnished front
room with board. electric lights and
bath for gen lemen or couple. 18th
avenue ear line. POO Sth ave. 5-l3-tf
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DETECTIVE Established fifteen
years. 5000 secret service men-more be-
ing added every day. Send MS your
case Advice by mail. Address Amer
lean Detective ASSN, indianapolis, Ind
5-2l-3t-su
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IF YOU live in a town having a "colored
population of 100 or more and wish to
make $3.50 to 5000 per month, send 25c
today for our confidential plan A" and
outfit. Mention express office. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Address l.. ~. FLYNN.
mgr. Box g0l New Orleans, la.
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FOR RENT-Elegant front room with
board; electric lights, fans, etc 1912
eth avenue 5-21 st
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WANTED-Men TO distribute samples
tack Signs $500 daily. No canvassing
Continental Distributing Service Chi
cago.
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H60O-20-acre truck garden; mile Of Glen
Iris, fronts road. q. f. Eborn
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WE WILL make you present of 800
give you a splendid suit of clothes every
ninety days, enlarge your picture free
and pay you a salary of $S5 per month
and all travelling expenses to take or
ders for the greatest and most reliable
portra.t house in the world: all this will
be guaranteed. Address r. d. Martel,
Dent 600 Chicago Ill
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TSTA BLISH Yourself IN permanent hnsI-
ness, representing us; exclusive terri
tory; our Introductory proposition does
it. netting you $50 per cent profit; sample
"Trinola" Soap free. Davis Soaps, 90
Union Park. Chicago.
AGENTS-Read in dark. Namepates
signs, numbers; 200 per cent profit; sam
pies free Wright Supply Co. Engle-
wood I'll
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WANTED-Honest, sober Industrious
man to learn the real estate business
and start In as special representative or
large, prosperous and well Known hrm;
splendid opportunity for right party
For particulars address E. r. NJ, care
this paper.
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WANTED-Secre investigators every
where, good salary, experience unneces-
sary. International Protective Associa-
finn milwaukee,. WIS.
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WANTED-Energetic man to establish
business for manufacturer. Sell retail
trade. Salary $50 paid weekly. Expen-
ses advanced. Good route. Hustle more
desired than experience G. l.. Sexton.
Star Building, Chicago.
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MANUFACTURING house wants assist
ant for branch office. Position perma-
nent Salary SIS weekly. No invest
ment required Previous experience not
essential. Address Branch Manager go
Dearborn, Chicago. 5-2l-2t-su-mon
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE 26 900 brick store on I'd ave.
nue., east of 2lst street, 50x140; rents
for 10 per cent net. w. b. Leedy & Co.
b-20-7t
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1e0 ACRES near Vandiver, on Central of
Georgia railroad, % miles from Br-
mingham; will exchange for suburban
property. S. J. Johnston, 21O7 I'd ave.
5-1S-2t -thu-su
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WANTED-Energetic men to sell the best
accident policy on the market, paying
$1,000 death benefit and So weekly tndem-
nifty. Annual cost ST. Handsome seal
grain wallet accompanying policies. For
exclusive territory address southwestern
Registry Co, Scimitar Bldg, Memphis,
Tenn.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-T'nree newly furnished, two
connecting unfurnished rooms; large.
1900 18th avenue, corner 23d street
5-20-2t
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FOR SALE-S350. 50x14O. improved: close
in; fine rental 5000, 50 acres improved.
Can double your money. Nl00, 6-roSm
house only $50 cash. Berry q Co. Bell
55 Peoples 40
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WANTED-An experienced all around
laundry man; single man preferred:
must understand the business thorough
ly. Address N.Y.. care Age-Herald.
5-2t-4t
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FOR Established restaurant in
heart of business center of Mobile, ca
tering to the best trade in the city;
large ladies' dining room upstairs; up
to-date fixtures; cost oyer $1,000 to fit
up; first-class location for cafe and
restaurant; combined W take $4,000 If
sold at once; pressure of other business
reason for selling. Gulf City Realty
Co, Sc North Royal ST., Mobile, Ala.
b-19-7t
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$3500-One lot 200 front by 165 deep. House
two years old. 6-rooms and basement;
North Highlands $500 cash, balance 1,
and years. bargain. Apply Owner"
care Herald.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11

Echo Lake the Profile and the Flume give many
points on interest to visit Near by is sugar
Hin. which has several large hotels, which fur
nish entertainment for many guests, assuring de-
ughtful conditions
The region nearer the centre Of the mountains
mas become widely known as Breton WOODS
since the new Mount Washington Hotel, one OF
the finest mountain resort hotels in the world,
was constructed not far from the older Mount
Pleasant House. The two have every possible
equipment for caring for guests, amid the most
agreeable surroundings end BETTING conditions.
and with every possible provision for enjoyment
Of the scenery and the opportunities for recrea-
ton From Breton Woods the start Is made
for the summit OF Mount Washington by rail.
The drives throughout the region partiou-
larly beautiful and lead to many points Of In
terest-
On the other side of Mount Washington lies
Jackson, in the Carter Notch. with its facilities
for the entertainment of visitors at many hotel
and boarding house and attractive surrounding
scenery.
The scenery Of the White Mountains has
formed the theme of description by many noted
pens Henry Ward Beecher. who for many
years sought relief from the distress caused by
hay fever at the Twin Mountain House, de-
scribed the region in one Of his famous Star
Papers" The Rev. Thomas Starr King. the Uni
tartan clergyman whose name is preserved in
of the peaks OF the range, described them
ell in his 1.-THE White Hills" The Rev. Julius
Ward has written a volume on "The White
Mountains" The handsomely illustrated Heart
Of the White Mountains" by Samuel Adams
Drake, the pictures being by William Hamilton
Gibson, describes In detail series OF journeys
through all the points of interest from Lake
Winnipiseogee. on the south. to Israel's River,
the north, and from the Peabody River,
the east, to the Connecticut, on the west. Brad
ford Torrey, the nature writer, has described
the bird life In Footing it in Franconia" and
other outdoor books. The southern region is
pictured by Frank Bolles In The Land of the
Lingering Snow" Mrs Annie Trumbull slosson,
in "F1shin' Jimmy" and other tales, has
bodied some OF the people of the region, where
she makes her summer home at Franconfa, and
her brother-in-law, w. c. Prime. who died last
winter. described Echo Lake and some Of the
trout streams and other resorts for piscatorial
pleasure in his r Go a-Ftshing." The themes
of some Of John G. Whittier's popular poems are
drawn from Mount Chocoma and the Bear Camp
River, and elevation overlooking SQuam
Lake is q noble tree known Whittier's Pine,
where the poet fond of lingering. Mount
Washington has been apostrophized by many
poets and much has been written in descrip-
tive vein about It. In summer a newspaper
called Among the Clouds is published the
summit of this loftest peak Of the New England
hills.
Visitors who the White Mountains
are never thereafter satisfied until they return
to renew and deepen the impressions first made,
and those who have gone from resort
gion in them to another never sure which
to prefer, and are unsatisfled until they revisit
them all.