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THE OLYMPIUM AND ACROPOLIS. GRECIAN LADY EW OF ATHENS. THE PARTHENON. ATHENS GREECE. COPYRIGHT Hs91 BY ARBUCKLE BROS.N.Y. AMOUNTAINEER

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YOUR COFFEE One of 50 views from a trip around the world. ATHENS, GREECE. GRIND Anciently, there were as many as nine towns bearing this same name. The first settlement of the city of colossal fame in the world of philo- sophy and art, is supposed to have AT HOME, been on the cliff afterwards known as the Acropolis. In the earliest It will pay you well to keep a times there was no port, the inland small coffee-mill in your kitchen site being held for safety against and grind your coffee just as maritime attack. Increasing pros- you use it, one mess at a time. perity prompted the opening of a harbor at Phalerum, afterwards Coffee should not be ground changed to the present port of until the coffee-pot is ready to Piræus. A macadamized road fol- receive it. Coffee will lose more erected by Themistocles, portions of lows the line of the long walls of its strength and aroma in one which are still visible from the hour after being ground than port to the upper city. The first railroad built on Grecian soil was in six months before being opened in 1869, connecting these two ground. So long as points. ARIOSA The Acropolis rises 150 feet from the top of a rocky hill, its walls form- remains in the whole berry, our ing a circuit of nearly 1,000 feet. glazing, composed of choice This building had the four charac- ters of a fortress, a shrine, a treas- eggs and pure confectioners' A ury, and a museum of art. The sugar, closes the pores of the Olympium was one of the largest coffee, and thereby are retained temples in the world. Of its 124 Corinthian columns only 15 remain. all the original strength and The Parthenon was built during the administration of Pericles. Its di- aroma. mensions are 230 feet in length by ARIOSA COFFEE 100 in width. The ruins give some adequate impression of its original has during 25 years set the grandeur. The walls of the princi- standard for all other roasted | peristyle, having 48 white marble pal building are surrounded with a coffees. So true is this that columns of the Doric order. The scenery around Athens is very other manufacturers, in recom- beautiful, but the streets and houses of the modern city are poorly built mending their goods, have and destitute of interest. The prin- known no higher praise than cipal modern edifice is the palace of the king, its southern side, with an to say, “It's just as good as Ionic portico, giving its best aspect. The University is a fine structure, Arbuckles'." buiit in 1837 by a Danish architect. It has a large patronage of students, ARBUCKLE BROS. and its staff of Professors includes the names of some of the most learned archæologists of Europe. NEW YORK YORK CITY. The harbor is visited by ships of all nations. Population, 107,251, JOSEPH P. KNAPP, LITH. N. Y. 28