The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

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dfeu o. al london There il was tbs
day nf a celebration q some sort s
there we're one thousand Ia al Il
made ny heart ache 10 see 80 many
poor little ones They al dressed ia
The uniforms u each school, aud looked
very cunning,
left London for Paris "a the morn
ing aud arrived IA the evening Paris
j. very beautiful and very gay The
different places Of interest | saw yet
even nov much Of the sofrows Of the
late wars 81 Glare, one Of the hand
soonest places near Paris was almost
entirely destroyed by the fire AID
she'll The place was quite destroyed
but the beautiful grounds are lei, uu
touched The Sabbath on the CONT
uent Is not observed a. we do ii
America People 20 TO church ia the
morning and then 10 some beautiful
place IL the country where they amuse
themselves Ia some innocent way
Bands play IN many places aud there
arc cafe stands where all sit under the
trees at tables, aud Que can call for
anything, aud eat aud drink aud enjoy
the mo / delightful music One never
sees drunken men o. women and there
is no loud noise. for ono think it an
Improvement On the sabbath at home.
maze disagreeable to our children by
shutting them up in the house all day
or only letting them go to church All
my life ! have heard children say. oh.
unday is such long day.
The poor on the continent have To
work hard, yet they have much more
pleasure than our people hey are
not so very poor. All who work have
a living, aud so far have seen no idle
ones II | were poor and obliged to
work / should prefer this part Of the
world, for all work aud no play is not
very agreeable
felt so miserable in Paris that the
physician consulted ordered me to
Germany ior the baths at Wiesbaden
Were | came at once. In England
tue climate agreed with me much
better and con family improved, but
IN Paris was not nearly 80 well yet
| am very much better than at home,
IN fact have gained flesh aud strength
AL the time, 10 come here travelled
through France aud Belgium and am
now in Prussia. although IT is all Ger
many The couAtries Of France aud
Beleium are very fine, but Germany OF
Prussia is very beautiful, Just like a
beautiful picture one never tires OF
looking at The far famed kline is
al aud more than expected From
'ologne the scenery is something ex.
qnisite. The mountains, the hills and
tells are continuous. The old castles
and ruins on the very tops Of the
mountain tell the sad tale Of the lot Of
all persons aud things in life. | was
particularly struck with this on my
FIRST visit TO Westminster bhey where
the great dead are buried, and hand
some monuments Of stone and marble,
tnd even bronze are going to decay
inc can not give an idea how beautiful
Il is here. The whole picture to us
americans, is so entirely different from
anything we zee The Rhine has along
its banks many old towns and forts.
The whole country is cultivated for
grapes The wine made here is said to
be Tie best Of the Rhine wines Mono
tains are IN many places terraced To
tue tops ty stone walls The noun
tam j. nothing bat ROCKS at Grst -
hey take the rocks to make the wallis
aud then carry the soil IN their heads
and place il there aud from such
spots are grown TIE finest grapes The
country lusl about here is very beauii
full. Wiesbaden is inland from tue
thine, some two or three miles There
is but one spring aud that is hot aud
the flow is immense 1t supplies all
The hotels The sick 20 very early t.
the spring with cup and girls dip up
the water for them, aud then they walk
and take sip by sip until they drink
from three to four cups All the time a
baud plays delightful music In the
dteruoon at 4 O'Clock aud at the
oand plays ii the park which is vcry
chalmi Z spot where the women ri
and work on some fancy article or
knit a. NEST d the Gem n women do
The children play AID the men smoke
aud chat as well The women and