Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-10-30

rounding end a very picturesque appear
auce the Buildings 2Ie OF stone and Drick'
and the streets in the business part OF the
town are IS winding as the admirers OF
curved lines can desire them. well paved,
clean ana in mcst perfect order. The pub
lie buildings Tor beauty in structure and
location are unsurpassed in this country.
The Conversation Hall. with large CORN
ihian columns and capacious front, Is high-
II ornamOniod without and within with
stucco paintings Of legendary scents OF
heroic deeds in love and war which trans
uiTod in the Black Forests. This buhdlng
contains conceTt-Toons, most elegant Da!i
room. reading room and restaurant Ontll
within the past few years, this building
was used for gambling, and in some seasons
wa patro-.z j hv as many as fifty thou
sand per-r from al parts oi the word
and o.. every grade OF society The prink
la.l upsr the same side Of the promenade
ground as the other Is Z structure OF con
siderable size and great beauty, to which
visitors resort at N carly hourln the morn
i1- 90 L-iQE water which Is at q tempera-
--le ai -aaI, $50 degrees as i runs from
-le f.uutliu In front OF these buildings,
ana Bal. .A.rt distance from them, on the
-.--e is t1a music stand constructed
.-.-- ae ---.- afa Cninese pagoda winch OF
' e-- Upwards Of fifty thousand DOL
r o south sid of the promenade Is
oe-au Do, rows OF tastelully constructed
bctao=. a which are artistically arranged
/ .a- sake u-. tal and ornamental goods ana
/ a.. -o-.- s-.. and trinkets OF the most
ezaer-..a lid On the north side OF the
/ GRAND ur. l-raie are city public buildings
] az. Llc lt-.-.i.-l-. 4mUaE forest -iees, anu
/ Oh the cas-, s.lc is broad street lnterVen-
! Ing between It and the rapid lowing Jos
! III. rremerade ground itself Is large
/ sr.a-s. u5--.1eI by and intcrspersed with
-~ss- and chandeliers. From seven
ar.. s.etf 10 the morning. from twelve to
one. noon. AID tr0m eight 10 ten IN the eve
n.1r taa band discourses excellent music
! 4. gge-.a-. when the band is playing and
ts1u-anl- Of elegantly dressed ladies and
Gentlemen eye promsnadlng among the
lighted by thousands OF Jets OF
burning gas. the place does not seem OF
.r- Although thi- snail corner OF the
-.r- most attractive 10 pleasure seekers
aud .a--L looming. tits bynO means the most
INTERESTING and picturesque part OF BADEN
Fa6rc. aeautiiul parks with shaded walks,
-.rrrrnrrr- OF the ancient Margraves, and
rr-li-.- -racea almost every section OF the
t.4-. s. yesterday drove by winding car
r-.rsru1d through part OF the BACK crest
..-...r- 20 Old castle situated upon the
..fa 4.i' five hundred feet high and
or. aa-- half miles from the town. The
-.7 .-r purposes for It's founding are IN
.rarr. g. contains suspicious looking dun'
ea.. all has many mysterious under
-a.5 ne-sa-e- The new castle, as II Is
rra w4- 5ui.t more than three hundred
v..r- 1920. and is now occupied by tn'
Gr.u. n44c0l Baden. The old Catholic
cs-.... .l.lt centuries ago, contains many
ca.s and paintings Of great antiq u
-.. ..-..l.y connected with tie men VINO
.. ---.rely through centuries OF tint
1.-.r i-all themselves in the revolving
.s a.- r.4r Aayc trauspired in the passag
f.a dark ages Of this wonderful
...r s. month OF hard days work nigh
-t.r VISITING the different Interest
ID arl around Baden Baden, AM
ttlcl would not be seen.
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