New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

this snug little watering t,ence Of AZ: not OF
course. by the doctors and inkeePer' srinve
Sess and all that that phrase impe, % 49,, rIaCe Tasu
the former worthless deplore iou w, WI We shall have
Eoesh swes stalking about with sree m
senseess eyes and Az % n; new monster hotels
viii be built; population OF waters nssr nn thcr arms
coats anu n 70 gods and replace me
bnxom sonsie Swiss damses VINO wa'' ,do. U % ., onr
pecome impossble to lounge under the ndens oi & our
osroo t nraIk on the banks OF the Lmmat 10 Ioos9
mornn edress and often as not WIN , nons ,ss,ix
so many others been, by an irrupton OF
that terrible though aurerous uue W ror,
cans and Engisn which howS III 'hese iS'''u1e' '0N
| June to October"
The manner life at this genuine specimen OF the
ancient Switzerland has the charm OF novelty II no
other
Az Ave o'clock or from that to six we get up and
nnttine on only such clothing be held sufficient
In times subsequent 10 the FALL Tor the passing down
hurry down the baths which form the maiu
part of the ground floor OF all the inns Everybody
takes at least his bath lie suffers from none
81 the ils chat s s heir to- Is at least very pleasant
Tho appears to be specially sautary for all the
various maades of gouty or rheumatic dlathess and
that humanity suffers from have little doubt that it
would pronounced sovereign for broken hearts Inc
usual temperature which 1t is used s about twenty
five degrees of Reaumur, and this in Summer seems to
the bstner nearly possible the temperature OF the
air In the bathroom. The duration Of the bath pre-
scribed is from twenty minutes to an hour. Douche
baths and vapor baths are added for those VINO nave
really enough the with them to induce the doctor
to attend to their Our costume. as has been
hinied. is not of the most fudress or ceremonious
from our beds TO our baths But Swiss
| a muchbowing and much-sauting people; and dis
habe, IL be pushed TO what length IL may must not
be deemed constitute any bar TO. or any dspensaon
from, the courtesies usual IN polite society The saua
tons exchanged between shufng bundle OF blankets
| and Lops-wife-ike figure, jealousy ana with good
gathering closely around t the folds OF its gar
Cordial as those which pass between aud earters
and satin trans Then on outing Vie path all to ss pea
| again for an hour This Is INSISTED on as a snst
| qtd And again it may DC sara that II hoe
necessary 1t very pleasant fOr reason OF Vsncs
one feels quitting the path especaIy wen ihcLlneu
to enjoy hour in bed, windows wide open ana gentle
singing rpaS her 1Se dey to seven ococS or
nearly that, and we get up and dress Tor breakfast
Cafe and breadand butter aud honey Is the faro
landlord provides; and 90 not observe that any.
body asks anything in addition Tleu the morning
Cur Capeet G., the band appointed by the authorl-
ties Of 10 amuse the guests r6sOrlg 10 Ine
bmombers of the Car Capelle are by means cOnempn
| bic performers. heard person very competent TO
| Italian performers would play much better II they
would take as much troOble aud go about their
| do: bnt thai as they the Italians) never could be
induced 10 do so. tue music Is muea % Detcr
ance takes place in different appointed piaces-someumes
! In the shady walk the bank OF the Limmst some
| mineral sprng by collection OF hotels. The pnbhc
consisting OF some two or three hundred " Cursaste,"
sit in comfortable rustic armcbars, which II Is the duty
of the Cur TO place in readiness for them
wherever band Is going 10 play For the music ana
for the services Of these attendants every CuIkat
charged twenty centmesfour eents-a day III MS hote
bill The Performance lasts an hour OF So Inen the asseh
bed guests scatter different direcOns-some to stroll
under the ludens on the bank OF the swutly-nOWlng
Lmma; some of the more energetic 10 wander IN t9e
paths among the woods that cothe the nils shutting II
the valley and some whose day has begun az o. ~,
oo%ter Then AZ haii-nast twelve with the utmost
puncualty there is ringing Of bells In every one Ot
tue eight ten hotels which constitute almost the en-
tire village OF the baths. IL is dinner time. Dinner nj
half-plst twelve in the day PrepOsterous! AorflDe
jnp0ssiDe! my civilized land dyspeptcJ readers viii
| eli.lpt
| take only roll and cup OF c0Hte fOf OIeah'dst,
| breathe the atmosphere OF swiss valley 70
through the discipline of the bath aud douche rooms
pass in the air forget the existence OF Cape
Court or Wall ST. and then what they viii say to tue
soup fish, flesh and fowl al mine hosts tabled noe at
onehaf hour after noon. will promise them Ilt tie
| next hour will not be among the least agreeaole
OF the day. And then, my dear madam you uuu your
sell unequal 70 facing the admission that snch tns
has occurred 10 you a. 10 dine at haltpdst tSel'o
o'clock, there is always the resource o. cdlHng II
uucheOn. TIE supper-honr %ll come at a,n; elkat;
| when you can sausfy the tdeYOirs OF elegdnI
existence by calling that homely repasJ your
inerG e, ii FsSSn dictate O%at SppeaiORs
things she may, the probabilities are that about O'Clock
dinner; hour two OF repose. win eigar & or
novel, or ehat or nap, wiz nor oe unsratcu, NV " az
pretending performance IN the open air lWh due she
the performance of the day Will have been distributed
aud discussed the table d'A0te. You finish them To-
geler with the menu on the table. At the tabedhOte.
TOO as should have mentioned comes round man
with sheaf OF sheets resh from the press Ihey are
copies OF the Badebldu the daily BATH newspaper, IN
which the names OF Curea5te arc gwen. the new
vais being duly distinguished and the pieces OF music to
be executed by the band IN the Afternoon are pTlhIe
together with other Information OF like nature. Is
there gong be Smgest al neighborine Zurich or
"Schjitzsnfesp ut Berne or Bale or mas inerchanJ
arrived with choice assortment OF embroidered kcr
chiefs collars from St. CALL or is tine Mdlnerchor
OF Baden about 10 gave tue VISITORS an OpeIaiI enei
tanmcnt. the fact will be found III INC indispensable
Badedld price three ceuts and hmded to you as you
| are eating your Strawberries after dinner
An Interesting artitle on tho B.itsh PJerage has an
anecdote about the grandson OF Lord Byron, which, II
not new, Is worth repeating.
Lord Wentworth the eldest son OF The Earl Of
| Iovclace by Lord Byrons Only child "Ada.' aud in
lerited his grandmothers ancient aud celebrated
ny OF Wentworth. During bis boyhooi his wayward and
eccentric wags occasoned Infinite trouble his family,
there much change FOR the better as he grew
older Latterly, however, developed some taste for
Mr. Russell He the eArb OF "A work
man. and at the time of hs dean was reputed to be en-
gagged 70 be married TO glf IN humble me HVing IN
| the neighbOrhood OF the yard, who bad DO idea
| that her intended was a baron, and would, If lie
! lived, become an earn Ol one occasion, when
| ne applied TO his grandmother, Lady Noel
| Byron, for money TO purchase some nautical
Instruments, she sent HIM "a check ior considerable
sum. He went 10 the bank in w9rkmans dress aud pre-
ment" curty said the clerk, seeing u was drawn 10
order. The bearer took pen ana scrbbled Went
worth" the back. Tne clerk becioned 10 the police
lnan az the door and gave nm 10 charge He was
brought 20 the bank parlOr. This man. sr said the
drawn in his oriships favor well. aIn Lord Went
worth" The partner. who knew his history, looked al
him tor mt, aud said: II IL quite right; pay the
check" and apologzsd. Lord wentworth died at an
early age
Among the poetry OF this number, the vigorous
! by DG. 4. VI. COan Is prominent
on READING DASTE's "ERw LIFE"
or love tue trancng pain was thine Indeed:
In passionate wild music mornil g-cear
| ThOu pourest forth the tale Of that career
Which the young sOubIeneWed by love doth lead.
Tiny words without deep tears we cannot read
Pulses they are from some dIviner sphere:
loves conservation aud it's anguish dear
Spring IN thy heart, aud still immortal plead.
| 0 Otenderest child of mediayal time
Unfadng glows thy little mal1ens robe
or modest cnmsOn emblem OF the sweet
Perennial passion thrilling in thy rhyme;
All sIiu lnXers mn -rIIn r.nnl cInl