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LETTER WRITER'S AT THE WATERING PLACES
The lucubations of most Of the letter-writers at the
watering places are quite amusing and characteris
tic OF the craft These geniuses get their board and
lodging gratis, and, as in duty bound, 60 to work
and puff the munifcent hotel-keepers and their es-
adjustments. Now, all those who have visited any
of these places, know very well that when crowded
they are the most uncomfortable quarters in the
world. Saratoga is, perhaps, the most purgatoria
place on the continent What with the noise, dust
and confusion-ill-cooked dnners-damp bed
rooms, damp sheets, negligent and insolent SER
wants, and host of minor nusances, this famous
resort is, indeed, any thing but paradise. We in
tend to give full and perfectly truthful report of
these watering places We will tell the truth Of all
the hotels we have been at. We care nothing about
their kndnesses, their grauitous attentions and
their free tickets We are always able to pay our
travelling expenses, and do not wish to be indebted
to any one.