... one side of the cavern have been arranged into a series of picturoeque scenes, among which are a wild beasts' lair, the Yosemite Valley, and a model circus, said to be the greatest shew asn earth bar none. Oan the opposite side of the prass1age are a ...

... worthy to be mentioned in the same breath with the Yosemite Valley. Indeed, 3 as I look upon it I can almost believe myself atanding once more on that rugged precipice c which overlooks the mighty valley in the Sierras, I at whoae bottom winds the silver ...

... remark- able bits of tree-painting-one, MJr J. M'WVhir- ter's Grizzly Giant (lStS), a reminiscence of a visit to the Yosemite Valley and its wonderful grove of giant Wellingtonias; and a scene nearer home, Under the Hawthorn Tree (187), which, for ...

... other sense. The Honourable George Curzo., M la MtP., gives a glowing description of the th Yosemite Valley in the State of California, tu t which he names The Valley of Waterfellafo He also refers to the Grand Canon of the of Colorado river, which for natural ...

... , . industries, the agricultural and piscatorial re- i sources, the wonderful scenery and natural i phenomena of the Yosemite valley, the Yellow.- 1 stone and other regions, the aborigines and the i new inhabitants of the different sections, is such that ...

... inland sea. After a visit to -the Sandwich Islands, San Francisco was then made, and a tour taken to the celebrated Yosemite Valley. The tour was completed by the author traveling by Ogden, Chicago, and Niagara, through Canada to New York, and so home ...

... Mr Marshall in his elaborate descriptiont of the valley, which has three bieaitiful falls, the Yosemite, the Vernal, and the Nevida each with its individual and remarkable . characteristics. The, Yosemite Vallley was ?? in 1850, and along with Mariposa ...

... and the plates, one can follow Miss Gor- lion Cumming, &iid in some measure realiso the I wondors and grandeur of the Yo-semite valley, so0 'gapllic are all hor descriptions. ulIt why t does she write all her books of travel in the form of letters'? With ...

... mines, she went on -without tlagging to San Francisco and the Pacific coast. IThen, turning southwards, she visitod the Yosemite valley, with its falls 2600 feet high and its won~rous Sequoia~ or Weliingtontia, pines, plunged into M11exico, of which she ...

... ad on a trip to the Yosemite Valley. Of her first aT view of that valley she thus writes :- A won- c drons glade it is, and by what words may ev better convey a notion of it to those who may be not see it for themselves. The valley, throngh TI which the ...

... life, there are wveII~wsitten~deseripthve sketches of San foc lFrancisco, the scenery in the neighbourhood an Iof the Yosemite Valley. Japan, and thae, east th -Sfingapore. Java, and India. These travel. sleeelce so rrthough to som e classes of readers ...

... Horn, San Francisco,: aI pnthe Hoogly, and the Canal, lands themn I at all the princical ports, conveys them up Ito the Yosem'it'e Valley, the Palaces of 'Tokio, -Ithe native Courts of Java, the Government t House at Calcutta, the Taj Mabhal of Agra, and'1 ...