The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
Boon lnImnnkco % NcM Yort.

from milwaukee 10 NtN YORK;
From The Eygniug Wisconsin, hHNgikGG Npy, -.
From Milwaukee 10 New York. II used TO
De- % great trlp. II we had 10 MAKE. II, We
looked forward 10 the day Of setting out With
no LITTLE dread, and memory H. Rtil fresh of
the achiug limbs iammCd ny hour alter hour
iu the narrow confines ol n car sea-, aud Of
inuumCrablc changes Of caro- aud ofanintonso
satisfaction when New NolE was reached and
the journey was Il au end. How thing" have
changed. How the march 81 clvli2atOull has
been onward, and how traNtl has boon re-
duced ilUm o labor 20 o pressure. Mans
mind r. pvcrhusy and big with improvements,
aud In railway comfort % 10 displayed 10 great
advantage. We are OF for Now York. BuEi-
ness ur pleasure cglluh there, and on tnntc
We find ourselves az Chicago and at tho PITTS.
burg 81 IT. Wayne depot ready 20 leave. At
J1j uf au afternoon tho locomotive whistles,
and the 'ull aboard Of tic conductors heard
iu stontoriln touo-. Responsive to tho call
We -t,p into % Palace car and are wlilliug
and stenmug on orr way. We appreciate tho
difference in travelling, Tor the car IT. nothing.
less than % superb rarlor ON wheels. III j..
supplied with all tho comforts ufa home, and
We feel ourselves there. lglHcc cars are o
sovereign balm iuinilwnv tI1vcling,i md the
=. N FL. W. seem TO hayoruuchod the Elghcst
point Of comfort aud pleasure inthosc carr.
On We go, darling past Valparaiso, and
Ilrmouth and Other towns until ll:lO az
ni.Ht nuds u at Fort Wsync. We pass
CrcsJlluo aud Wooster and Mlzsillon, aud all
the while lic comfortably IN our duwny bod
and llcau OF home AMI tie Little ONES who.
are behind ~.
AZ 1:lJ the ucN ia1rulns Ws arc 20 Alliance,
take q warm morning meal, ana 20 ll:lO ind
ourselves Ia PIttsburg, the city Of cDai dust,
black smoke aud industry. We dine az tile
magnificent Railway hotel. and then 90 hack
20 our palace car, which h-s become a.
familiar o. our own drawing room 10 Ms now,
.rl "a yhL.rL 10 H sa... Vl. DMaa.HIH.a.. all
road, and thihk Of the glorious meal that
awaits Ms AZ Altoona. AZ l:ib Altoona is
reached. Want an appetite travelling gives
one, aud we should De disappointed did We
not Ind o warm meal here, We are MOI dis
appointed. From tho lookout on the top OF
che Logan House our approach has been sis-
nailed and busy hands arc at work spreading
tho tables with stoaminc hot food The
tram darts up 20 the very side Of the Logan.
On a'ighting you sec thc unwoutcd cunNcrl-
icnee OF near forty basins whereat 70 wash,
and clean towels 10 correspond. Water IL
brought in pipes irom anOtch in the noun
tolns, called tho kettle" several miles dis
tant, ana IL soon removes al traces az travel,
aud you scat yOurscli al tables covered With
all tho luxuries ofthe market, aud COOKED to
your taats. F.a
The logan House las a front OF 3O0icc:
ur more, with.wlugs running back. The dim
aus room lJJ lcai iuLt, aud lurll,hclY2th
short tanlts AZ cuch OF which tweite people
may bo comfortably seated. Tho iluor j. al
wdyr as'clean as II u Had just been hand
scrubbed. The tuble-cloihi az spUJloss. As
the house dimes, on an average, 1000 per-
sons daily. from thirty or mora trains, ydu
may Dlior that there il a deal Of ''sncial sci
once' involved IN the management. Yot thcro
i6 no confusion but perfuct order mud duiot-
ness, explained hrgoly by The taut thai The
house has NO Dor. "a supply vt Aqhurbis
generally considered iudispputahln to mako
q hotel popular, But tho Logan HontN ~
] popular Notwithstanding.
The train stops suniuicuiiy liur FOR ul Ia
cat our meal deliberately, and when il Is In
lshcu We step into out palace ear which has
| buCu nwaiingus with n sgi igf.,d mn. rtIfWo
were on the best of forms with all mankind,
and when darkness ecttic3 tbout ts we fscrk
our couch, That by rylroshiu. sluCp We may
be ready tof che next days businc.R 'm tGil
great CITY Of New York. Lad. r..-r.
? We should De dad II We could go througn
TO The city of EPothcrly Love, but tho palace
car turns OF at Harrisburg towards the
greater attractions of New York, and passcs
over the shortcut, called the Allentown
Route. To those MA htrry, This Is n gfrai
gain Of iimc aud tvOuble y-f..usf. Il
At , o'clock the next morning we awake
rcfreshGd and bright. Tho tain -onr own
palace ear in which we left ca cago, at least
has reached tho Empire Cts, andthd Vel
come voice of the hackulap as he ghOutg
"Astor Honsc, 'lilth Aycnuc,' 'MctrOpol,
tam eIc., is heard. .Our journeys end Is
reached, and we have had a delightful trir
from Milwaukee, TO tho great Eoaboard city,
and we shall not forget what we hQyGlcarued
by experience, nor'sclRshly hidctour HIGHT
from those who have to travel. FL