Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-01
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band, he nersed himself, against. despair,
and exerted himself to render their con-
dition less mieefabe than that OF many
emigraHts WHOM starving when thu
little money lbey,hsd, BROUGHT over with
them had been exhausted Not word OF
English did lie k1oe; but bis vifc spoke
it fluen,ly aud adihirabIy wsilyro 10 sal,d
They boarded az Mrs. Auilers--s good
natured, notable womaD, Who, lon every
oceesion, showed the greatest respect and
admiration for her lair boaidos; yet NJ. &c
Ia urdu. Pin was in constant dread lest
thc'cotivetsa,ioi Of that good. plain aud
weIlmeaning woman might be the cassg
of,ereet snnni % this LADY What = spa.
trast with the society OF such gentlemen
as NJ. Dc Norboune, NJ. de Tallsyrand.
add the hish-'Ainded aud polished Dobili-
y of France, Whenever thinking of this
translation fpmticulsily whon sbsentifom
his wife and tilItifg the ghfdoa OF the sats
tage which tlrey were goiug 30 inhsbit.)
he felt such pings sud bealfslt illgob-
bings as to make him erraehehsivo, on.
his return TO Ms Mdller's, 70 meet The,
looks Of bis beloved wife. whom he exl
: pccted 10 see bathed in tears. Meanwhile,
the good hostess would gise him hearty
shake Of the baud and repcdt 10 hins,
"llappy husband! happy husbapd.'' .ta
At last came the day when tho fugitive
family left the boartiiug houte Of Mrs.
Muller to 20 and inhsbit their little cot
,age, when ibey we've 90 be AZ last exempt
from wanf. with an only tervant, negro.
IA kind Of Jack .ofall.irades, viz: gar.
dcner, fooiuan aud cook Tie iast fine
ton N. de Ia Tour du Pin dreaded most
OF all 10 see hiin undertake. -s
II was almost dinnor fine The pocr
omigrpnt vent into his little garden 10
gaiher sonle fruit, aud farried as long ~
possible. % his return home his wife
was abseut. Lookihg FOR bcr he entered
tho kitchen, and saw young coontryNol
man, who, with her hack to tie door, was
kneading dough; her arms Of snowy white
ness were bare to the elbows.
Mons. de Ia Tour du Pin started; the
young woman turned round II was bis
beloved wife, who had exchanged her mus
lin aud silk for country dress mot rs
for fancy ball. but to play the part Of a
real farmers wife. At the sight Of her
husband her cheeks crimsoned, aud she
joined her hands ia surplicating man
ncr-"Ohl my love- said she, "don't
laugh q, me. | an AZ expc,l as Mrs. Null
ler" i'tl siini s'tp'
Too full Of profound emotion 10 speak.
he clasped hor TO his bceom aud Kissed
her fefycntly. From his iuquirics, he
learned TINT when he thought her given
up 90 despair, she bad employed her tiue
mere pseinlly for their future happiness,
She bad taken Lessons from Mrs Muller
aud her servants. aud, AFTER ak mouths,
had become hkilifal in the culinary art, a
thorough housekseper--dirooves vesi1e- -Lsr
angelic nature and admirable fortitpde.
Dearest" continued she, "if you knew
how easy tits. We. IN a moment, UNDER
stand what would cost a country wonan
sometimes one OF two years. Now,xe
shall be happyr--you will no longer be
afraid Of sanni for me. nor doubts about
my abilities. Of which viii give you
many proolsi' Midithe, loqkng with u
bewi,ching smile at, hin. Come, come,
you promised Us a salad, and am going
10 bake for Tomorrow; the ovei IL hot.
70 day fht'brcad Of the town vii d0e-But
OIL hcnccfor1ard leave il TO ma''ii'.oq -,
: From stbat moment, Madame dc Ia Tour
du. Pin kept her VOID, She Insisted on
going herself 10 Boston TO sell her vegc.
ioblcs aud cfcatn cheeses. u was on such
M efrand tha, az. do TAlleyrmnsh md, hesl
The idsy after he vent TO pay .herte,1ifit,
and found her in the popllry;ynrd,. sur
rounded by host Of fowls, hungry chicks
Ia ,;.oo,s Piss - 70 ~ ,msn4 iu
She was al that slle had promised 20
be.ti Besides. her healtl had. been o,mneh
beoeAied that she seemed less istiguedlbx
the .heusework than II sho had attended
the balls Of the winter. lfef beauty,
which had been remarkable ia athc eof.
pcous palace of Versailles, was daxzling
in ber eo,tge in the New World. A. ds
! Talleyrand said 80 10 her, &. t...l- Il. 49,.
"Indecdl" replied she with Daivese,
"ihdccd, do you think so? 7 sn delight,
eli 20 iear. IL. A woman " always aud
everywhere proud Of her personal ,a'tFaer
tionsp o. g.ll i,, c......,, .e.... ........
\ 4. At that moment the black servant bolt
ed into the drawing rooin, holding IN ms
] fanfhis jstkci withia long rent IN the
back; Aliesis him jacket torn; please
mend him. -1a0. H.... sif.;.
She iwmedia.ely took needle, repaired
Cullahs jacket aud continued The. con.
\ vcrraiion with d charming simplicity.
This linle ndtcntuse Itft'aioeep inpres.
sion on the mind, aofs NJ. lido iTslleyEansl.
who used 70 relate il with hat .oue Of
voice peculiar to bis narraiions.
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Tho horse wiich Zollicoifcr rode when
shot At Milf Creek has been lately sold for
$500.
A poor man Who had been III, on being
asked by gentleman ~heiher be bad