Price Two Cents.

From Saratoga.


SARATOGA SPRINGS.
II. S. Hotel. August rs. lS45.
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u .. 11otcl, august 20, 1910
Lake Sonasset-Fishing- Dinners-1M Nnv


Hotel-Ihe Fashionabies and Upstarts-Sulph~r


Sping--Bathing-- Moontght-1h Arrivals


Lope and Matrimony-An hquisitive Humming


Bird-Conpersatio bet,ceea t,co Young Ladies'
A Hop.


We rode down to the clear beautiful and Lake
again Yesterday with party of gay Virgnians, on
fishing excursion and for the purpose Of sippmg
the waters of the Sulphur Spring, whose virtues
said to surpass those Of the Virginia mountains.
Lake Souasset-o or Lake of the Woods, as it was
called by the Indians, Is four miles from Saratoga
nine miles in length, three-anda-half In width and
varying from ten TO one hundred feet in depth. On
It's banks the farest water lilies grow in wild luxu-
rance filling the soft air with sweetest perfume and
inrox eating the senses with delight. Within its bo-
som the finest striped bass, perch and pckere tempt
the gouniand and the angler TO leave the dull mono-
tony of Saratoga for days sport and good din
ner at the old log cabin inhabited by a hosptable
farmer near the Sulphur Spring Within its forests
all descriptions of game may be found, and on its
wild shores the poet may mediate In peace. Lake
Sonasset is destined to become the abode offashion
wealth and beauty. The magnificent palace about
to be erected its borders will draw the ette and
curious from distant States to visit 1t. The Marvns,
with liberay which must ever give them the lead
as the most successful asplrants for the patronage of
IA ham rolee, laugh at expense The new hotel VIII
be graced by mirrors which from lofty ceilings
sweep the ground-ottomans OF the most curious
and costly fashion, and ornaments TO the perfection
Of which luxury and taste have contributed their
happest combinations, will be employed 10 make
this temple of gaeiy, frivolity and luxurious ease,
surpass the Seraglios OF Eastern lands.


The most accomplished decordteurs have been
employed TO exhaust the fertility OF their fancy IN
devisng means TO render the rising structure worthy
of fash and her gllttering lraln La creme OF So
cety alone will find refuge here from corroding
eanl, and from the vulgar press OF fashionable pre-
| H. r,1,I aptar Ernv,, tbn
sunny South--the prncely merchant from our At
lantc cities the white sails OF whose proud argosies
glisten in every cme-the skilful and enlightened
manufacturer, the produce of whose looms contribute
TO the wants of countless thousands-the man gifted
with expensive tastes-he dreamy and ambitious
studentthe philosopher, the statesman, the man OF
leisure the poet-will here find suitable and ap-
proprate retreat-to the exclusion OF the butchers,
bakers, talow chambers, omen, brlck-dust factors,
old clo' men, gamblers, and tin kettle pedars, who
have heretofore josed and trod the heels of the
exclusives" while all that is most tender, fair and
beautiful among


Woman, heavens last, best gift to man,


will render this second Eden to each wandering Adam
Of globe. The brilancy of the next season will
open this delightful spot, where spring of purest
sulphur, whose waters the faculty have pronounced
more eficacious than those of the famed Virginia
Springs will invite from all quarters of the Union, the
young and the old the serious and the gay the artificial
health in cooling draughts from the suphureed stream
Bathing houses, furnished in oriental style, to be
erected in which beauty's daughters may lave their
weary limbs All that wealth and refined taste can pro
duce will here be found while its vicinity to Saratoga
viii make sonasset the most delightful residence ina
ginable.


Evening had flung her lengthening shadows far DER
hill and DELL left this enchanted spot The full
moon poured her soft mild rays DER the waters, and lit
them up with smiles Far from the busy haunts OF men,
here natures solitude it were indeed happiness to re.
| pose


Tie arrivals at the United States daily increasing.
We southern families among us than at any
TIs udge Douglass psraIa Florida LADY
| and daughter Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Miller Savan-
New New 1cai York Charles suydan. New York; VIM Whit.
lock, New Orleans j. H. Brown, U. s. NJ; Thomas J,
Philadeipha John Finch Liverpool, one Of the most
celebrated manufacturers of iron in England BENZ
Finch do; P. Bryce and daughters Columbia s. c., and


While straying the other day through the mystic
windngs OF verdant alley, the following conversation
between two bellies" the subject Of love and mstri.
mony, repeated to us by an inquisitive humming
brd-ft messenger for such a theme-who, snugly en-
sconced within the clustering leaves of tulip had un-
perceived overheard it all


MISS LAscuIsH- my dear, how do you get on
with Mr. r. Will it come to any thing at last Now, do
tell me-I'm positively dying to know.


Mss DIEAwAY-(very pathetcaiy1-i don't know
case | should get no better offer. And how do you
manage your beaux


Miss LANounH.-oh, glor,ously-you know I'm a
girl of spirit Last night kept him at distance, and
nearly broke his heart. rich nabob from the South
hutersd round me all the evening. oh he said such
lively wanted to kiss me. wish could catch him.


Mss DK-Aw.Y-what, and desert poor So
Il
Think of the splendid jewels town and country house
magnificent horses-beautiful dresses. Lord only
hinkall the paraphernalia Of fashion Ma, too, says
that love and marriage too different things Marry
first love after.


Miss Dm.AwAY-Your is very sensible old lady
| But suppose | must put up with r., unless some
| richer lover offers.


The little futtering tell tale, whispered in our ear in
Vulnerable projects suggested by the young ladies for
the management Of their future husbands but being
der the strict promise Of cannot betray the
confidence even of humming bird


We have hop tonight at the United States Hotel.