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Connecticut western news., 1873-08-29
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HARTFORD, PROVIDENCE S
 FISHKILL R. R.

Commencing May 26th, 1873. . Trains of Conn. Western R. R. arriving at Hart ford as follows:
 At s.45 A, M., from Millerton connects for Provi. dence, Boston, Newport and Mar thas Vineyard. At l.45 P. M., from Winsted, connects for Provi- dence, Boston, Norwich, New Lon- don and Palmer. At 600 P. M, from Millerton and Poughkeepsie. connects for Norwich, New London, New Britain and Bristol.
 TRAINS LEAVING. New London at 500, Norwich at 5.30 A. M. Ar rive at Hartford to connect with A. M. train for Winsted, Canaan, Mil- lerton and Poughkeepsie. Boston at lilo A. M., via B. & F. R. R.. Proyt- dence 1240 P. M, Worcester 1000 A. M. Arrive at Hartford to con meet with P. M. train for Winsted. Canaan and Millerton. 4s J. T. MoMANUs. Eup't.
Connecticut western news., 1873-08-29

The Express Passenger train going South will stop at stations marked with 6 star thus (s) upon signal only. This train will not be signalied to stop at any station marked with star, except for THROUGH passengers.
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n, en-, .nrpr Is iced for ordinary table use ana
this couped with the fact that we couu Vvt 9eeo o
TASTE gave us the RrtVost
TIE ,ry,s,worth OF this fountains OLD ann unple
shed reputation another indcauqa s that lney N.Y.
,snou r had the lIqud Analysed But the equity, the
seanma,tc the paralyzed tine dyspoptio, whe draw
tbemselyes through the curreRb and let the curene
draw itself through them, are content Win no sucH
No eatiye virtues for It, and assign
To Berkeley every virtue under heaven.
On the crest OF the Aeghanies the writer falls In Win
a Jolly old Boniface who entertaihs him with some
apocryphal "reminiscences Of visit fom Mr. N z Wills
winding up with whimsical story which is ne doubt
pure invention Of the landlords
This was the climax which rect Willis came OUT 20
reach I'm spirit OF intense curiosity intent 10 peer over
and see what was the other side OF the mountains
and with idea, 80 he says, OF haeglhg MS nat
on the evening star. HIS disgust as q bard,
when he found that the highest point was
oniy named "Cranberry Summit" was sublime:
the Glades Hotel with quality OF whisky we hau
hereabouts the time OF his visit In those days. before
the revenue AN article e rich cora whisky was maze
in small quantities by these Maryland farmers: Mr.
Willis found agree with him particularly we'll Tor lts
as pure as water and clips through your teeth ks max
seed tea Iexplaned to him wit gained In quality by
being kept few years becoming like noble old brandy
Mr. Willis fired with the idea aud took a barrel
along home with him, in the ambitious intention or
ripenng IT, In less than six MONTHS pursued the BOni
face with humorous twinkle in his eyes, he sent Tor
another barrel"
IAN Episode in the Life OF a Strong Minded Woman
is characteristic love story related by both parties to
the affair with equal frankness of revelation. Miss
Margaret Hewitt continues the charming series OF Our
Home the Tyrol," and there or two poetical
contributions OF some merit.
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The October number of Lippinc0H has its
accustomed readable MISCELLANY with articles of a
sinking character that call for special remark. "The
New Hyperion takes US on an agreeable journey from
Paris to Marty by way of the Rhine, recountng various
adventures Of road aud envenng the narrative by
opportune aueodote "From the Potomac TO the Ohio"
is one Of the local sketches OF which Lippinoou has
given so many entertaining specimens, describing the
scenery aud the social features Of that part
OF Virginia which is raversed by the rail
road The writer protests against the common error
that the route OF the horse essentially unpoetca
and vulgar asserting the contrary that the homes
of romance are discovered 10y the locomotive, that soil
tudes and which the traveller would find
after years Of ploddiDg in sandal shoOn silently
opened TO him by the engineer, and that nmOD now,
seeking the prOOundest in the assures Of the EARTH
reaches IL a Pullman car" One Of the most interest
Ing localities the road the famous Berkeley Springs
which were the first fashionable baths opened to the
public in this country.
Berkeley Springs are probably enjoyable any
the continent There is none OF that aspect Of desola
fion and pity-Iny-sOrrOws common at the faded
SORTS of the unhappy South yet pleasant ruraty is
Impressed the entertainment The principal hotel is
"A vast building curiousy rambling In style the dining
room Instance house IN ITSELF planted ~ garden
Here, when the family is some what small and select
the marTOwy fanneleake, the cellular Walne tue
chicken melting in Latitude OF cream gravy; when
tie house pressed with its hundreds OF midsummer
guests these choice Municipalities OF kitchen chemistry
attanabe buteyen then the bread the roast me
Coffee great ehes known by the qualty OF his slpes
are Of the Fifth Avenue style Of excellence. Cap
tain Potts have come TO the lands where the hote
keepers are military oficeTs) Old mustache OF the
Mexican war, brOods the large establishment like
The father of great family. With the he wise on
point OF horseesh or the quality of the brandy With
the matrons he is eourtly gallant, aDeedoe the young
women appear 70 idoize him, and lean their pretty
elbows on his desk half the day for he is their protector
cbeyaler, entertainer b0DDOn.b0lder. adviser, and
elder brother ali in Such Is the landlord,
mat rare expert is understood IN the South. As
for the regimen lie the rarest kind OF Pleasure made
Medicinal and that must be the reason OF It's efficacy.
There is superb pool tepid water for the gentlemen
% battle In similar extremely discreet Tor the
ladies Besides these, OF which the larger sixty feet
long, there ndiy idual baths, drinking fountains
arbOrs supur and iron springs all close 70 the hotel
The water, emerging all the year round at the temper
Of about 1872 remains unfTozen IN Winter TO the
distance OF mile along the rvuiet by which II
eseapes TLs favor 10 10 ue psVse90s that the pure
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TIE ATMOSPHERE Translated he F,eqeb q Camille FI4y
Harper BrohcrA
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FARE BETWEEN NEWNORk AND PHILADELPHIA ~ 40
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NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY Tor

Providence. BOSTON. WORCESTER
At 300 D. CO.,. ron PR ~ \. b., loot Of R9.a.oa.sA
Calm fare o. RosI y. ~ % IT, PROVIDENCE ~
DECK fare 10 BOSTON. s3 %. t. PhOFluhNtt. ~
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