The sun., 1916-12-17
WANT TO ENJOY
NATURES GIFTS?
Then Go Fishing in Brook,
bake or River and Find
Pleasures.
CHARM OF COUNTRYSIDE

ny TEHEkS Ne FAtkkH
And this our life. exempt from pubic
running brooks. sermons In stones and cool
in everything.
There Is a certain charm to the coun.
tryside that appeals to every man with
red blood in his veins. and no matter
what may be his station in life he coyc.,
In his soul the restfulness, peace ard
quiet found In tho sweet reposc @.
Nature.
A man standing on the top Of a lofty
mountain and gazing toward tina va,l,y
spread out before him cannot but con.
template on the grandeur that he .esa
His blood tingles. his body sursts w.t.
emotion. a high degree OF plea sure art
natural exhiliaration IL his ana he I. N,
longer the mar of selfish motives. tu, ,
loving n kindly ono who enjoys 70 80
full the very things that were made f.-
all.
Can Il be possible that there are nv,
h do not crave the natural bea3.
ties Of this earth? II there are thcv
should be helped to recover their cou,,,.
rum n shown tho freedom from ca.,s
lying before them. that which r. alva",
ready TO lend a helping hand 10 lnipl .'
new life into their weary minds 80
bodies.
There 10 nothing Imaginative In -,
Mother OF ours: everything Ia genuine
no fictitious makeup, no mere fan,i',l
thing. but a Created reality. She is hors
for you. for ne and for those to cone
Her mountains, valleys. rivers and ,,,,.
she gives to us and asks only our lorc -,
return. Who could refuse her this
tfshins Brings Enjoy meu,.
How can a man best enjoy ,,,..
things? How through n diversion -,
he see this glorius universe and he co..
tent with life? BY fishing in the mon.
tain streams and lakes throughout a..
splendid country Of ours. This IS H..
proper way 10 make your consc'coc.
clear. to renovate your system. 10 elcy4.n
Yourself to the highes. pinnacle Of n,-.
unadulterated happiness n thereby -.
nature as II was made to be seen.
Picture to yourself a lone hsher-,,
starting at daybreak for his savo-i..
stream. He wa ks along "A lonely road
and turning of 70 follow a tran I'm, 4,
hardly percept'ble from the roadside ,.,.
surely wends his way across the meal.
ows. through the woods and over me
nils until he comes to the valley WHARF
inurmurs the brook he loves.
Does he on his travels forget "a ,,v
the sun rising over the mountains, -
greet him? Does he close his ears .,
the sweet songs OF tho birds or refusa 70
DOW 20 the trees that shade him and n
.he lower that throw their sweet scent
toward him" No: he loves them too wal
and proves Il by being with them 4,
last he hears the babbilng brook.
sonata couldn't please him more. 4 sorr
comes from his throat and bovish c'A.
MIS- MS breast. and then he behoIds 49,.
TWISTING place. He feasts his ewes ,,n,,
the beauty all round him and notes -,
changes mat have taken place sine ~
iast Visit there-a rock m;splac.j
lailen tree or Q pool that's ,ost-and
wonders why such things will happcn.
fishing. '
o Knows All Tricks.
Carefully he adjusts his I'm. and ,e,,.-
10 the rod, and attaching 10 ~. ,.,s.r
an artnclal fly which most nearly 70.
semnies those that hover by the hoo.
size. MS innocent pleasure he. l,s
MalHs alongside or perhaps 'r.n 49,
stream. and wading w or dow TOW
me POOLS he knows SO well gently cq.-
me ny upon the tumbl!ng wa,,-s -
"atches FOR the rise OF a irol,
tet'lng no reSpcnse 10 his r,pr.'-'
"SNS oVVs not ulSfOlirarN him tr
goes etfN further onward until H., .. =
10 a deep hole hat never failci =
a Few handsome nsh to his Gro, s. =.
ing back a few dozen feet. We
me way or the far seeing eys.
beauty lurking there, he l,cl,' d
the ny into this silent stretch ~ v ',r
\ nash. a slight upward turn ~ 80 -
and the battle begins.
Deep Into the pool goes tla
trout; the angler iirhtons ne bod so
the rod and refuses to give him l!rc. ~
with . swish comes the wary fish cr..
70 one then 10 the other SIDE OF the rrc'
lie knows all the tricks worth k.,,
noes this monarch Of tho brook. but 20
zone angler. knowing more. lets him have
his way until. firing more from his uvr
exert'ons than from the playing ls =.
ce'ves. calmly gives up the ghu.'
SAFELY rests In a place reserved ro~ rtm
~Serenely the angler goes on his roY
whlstling and hummiug a. II IN accom-.
paniment to the birds that love th's -.
inosphere. No dress parade g. h- 90
~hobnobo!ng 90 tho public gaze hts 'ress
IS Amos primitive. but his heart .
light and his soul is pure ana he g'or'eS
in the God given beauties % nature.
Some may wonder how a fui,c hc'0s
can so relax as to enjoy these tn'rgs
alone. These are the foN @tro,ters w read
about whose brains arc in their fcc.. 20
whom the sublime, the waruinccrt 7rd
Inc e'oquencc Of nature 1rc 'p.' I..,
do they know what they are losing per.
maps they do not care.
Natures joys Everywhere.
All natures joys and pleasures are
not found by the ~brooksidc, The Likes
that lie hidden between the towcrir:
mountains afford "a plentiful supply o.
charm aud fascination that delights the
eye, the ear and the body. Fishing asa
diversion may he practiS.d here TO roar
hearts content. The gany black bass,
the fighting muskallonge the lake tro''
and tho honely pickerel have their home
in these waters. And one Of these ~
The end OF a line will send heart thrills
through even a fox trotter The natural
beauty around these inland waters car
not be surpassed. The magnIhccr'
scenery on the mountainsidc. the rolling,
undulat'ng country near by and Tive
clear. glistening waters Of the lakes
'water as pure as the dew from heaven
all these are yours IL you will only
seek them. and having sought and found
YOU have the fountain OF youth within
your grasp, the elixir Of life in yaIr
hearts blood and the purity O, mind
which nature gives.
Open Time for Sage Hen.