Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-17


THE t-t;-iI ihiHi'AN H"Ihi.'
Ia tl,eun 1.-THE great American h,icl" j.
one o- 'h, most magnificent Things iu mod
crl l1ira.r,-~-uav. may Pee said t1 -m1 tH
uIrcr air of tine very latest civilization. The
ercst American hotrl. iu design. is thc Val
ha'a of the m.ha,-trrer the aIothcu-i- of
the butcher and lakcr, aui ta the common
mortal republican palace, being. iu fact. %
eitcu amount ai mrhIc-tuutcl Fifth Avenue,
under Uuc roof lien, the ordinary man hc-
comes q prince for four or isc dollars jav.
Ills rccaaouiu. comes mot 20 him iu com
tcmptib,c ucncc. ccutimo- or .r1-cAru. a- 10
does iu Europe. De is mot charged extra
lor washing his lau5-, ur for caudlc- that
hr never used. 81 bis own convenience.
and a~ at Dis own huu~r, daily. week., ur
monthly hc coulcr~ with the Keeper ol his
accounts. Thus all Is an imperial a--re-
gate. Slaves come and eo (.t.il ihcortic-
all) at his bidding The grocery
uelcraIprachc- with bin and smell oi clm-
mon soap stewards stand impcriou~,y
hriwccu him AMI thr butcher. and 20 whole
system of m1lc and female cAamlrr.Jii- a..
the descendants of king perhaps graduated
iu aIl the sweet hr'-ac- sol tbc NJrilu- Irish
counties. put bis house iu order tpr him.
Atmcal- the horizon of fish and flesh and
vegetable l. bounded ouiy ly hi- desire and
knowledge OF what toa~k for. lie ha~ not
jhe trouble to invite his company o. hr
would dine In state, or even TO walk To- his
room d. hc would feast alone steam will
boost him o. his privacy.
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tL,. rc,I ,al,r. of tbe Theory MAS mot the
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,r,,,oI hotels I'm this country. brt are they
..r.,+ opes7 l-ttn,t rtt.rIv imr.,--l -llc Il,
I,x. hundreds and thousands of n,anI- of
,..r;.,.,.' lands oII r,,l,.l M .p., Lut served
,nv ,iYc within three or four hours after
,,.-,J and .til l.,,, tb, ,rrarate 9i-b,,. IRE
...r.,,. tI..i- Identify ID, not the ,,.-.ta iIc-
nh -,sr, alike. and does not tl. beef 50 fat-
,-,i,s. with ihc ulutt,n. for instance. flat
1..tl, I,..,,r.. B.,o.r,Ii,eI7
II i-a blessed thing that the lrying-uu
Is 1ccm, before thr march of civilization.
even if i'm lis Hi.-h. it leaves maava Parihim
.tin.- in tb, stomach of middle age. Nova
J,y. only the c5uutrv-taycru brraSa-t. let
a, hone. frie- things caued beef. It i--aid.
with ihc r,--t-aul ends itself. and ftrnl-
the delicate traveller. with pickles and Ii...
The fryin--ran has malc many mlrivr-. Iut
of the two utensils. S., hr a~ We know. 8; is
only t5e rriIirau that has c,crmaira t.ua
nil Siiut although more tIau one d.-pcr-
liz. / fear. clu.ni1.i solely ly the irving
nam has mistaken a change of stomach for q
chance of heart. So tc hotel breakfast Is
frequently god. 100, 50 much because it
takes an unusual decree ul prr,cI-c talent
{, -p5il a chop ora h,ilrd 80. a- because
the breakfast IS cooked To order. seldom
fried. and eaten generally with it- first
natural Ga-h upon il. The mj~frtauc %
tbe urlln bccf-tcaE of oar day. it Wauil
seem. is that IN too many kitchens it la-
And To burn in hroiline is the miarIousl,c
sin of cookery. But with breakfast. un-
r,rtpnat,lv. the cuisine of the Great hotel is /
t,,.apt tn end its successes. Since We take
for cIautcl that on the tables II men or
women truly wise there's ul ~ach thing as
SINNER ar at least ;lrat those with whom
errinr custom has linked the twilight sail