, 1872-12-22

hAstens to get through with the lntamy OF
it, in order to remain an honest man during the
tune was rapid and brilliant.
. So, IN 1893, he returned to Bordeaux, On tho
Marie Caroline, "a fine brig belonging to roy
alist commercial house. He possessed nineteen
oasks OF gold-dust, on which he expected to get
seven or eight per cent by having it coined OF
Paris. On this brig was also gentleman in
ordinary Of his Majesty, King Charles tho
Tenth noassur .d an ta es'eSp fa
Of marrying fashionable woman, and
whose fortune was in the 1slands. In ordar to
repair the e1trnyagances Of Madame dAubrion,
he lad gone to sell lis estates. Monsieur and
Madame DAubrion, of the house Of Aubrion do
Buch, whose last CAPITAL died before 1850, re-
duced to an income OF 20, 900 francs, had . quito
lomely daughter, whom the mother wanted to
marry of without q doWry, her means barely
enabling her to live in Paris. 1t was an under
taking whose SUCCESS would have seemed prob
The skill they attribute to woman
herself almost despaired sometimes, as eho
looked ather daughter, OF burdening any one with
her; exe9 though b vera wsro man a Giszy liter Liter
lady, Like that insect, the bluebottle, which has
similar sounding name; thin and weakly,
with disdainfu1 mouth, on which descended >
nose which was too long, largo st the end, vel
4OWl5u Wu8u III uulu4a4 CUl104t1tuy OOE c4sAAoA1
red after eating,-a kind Of vegetable phenome..
non, more disagreeable in pale and ennuyed
face than in any other. In short, she was
all that could be desired BY . mother
Of SO, who, still handsome, had still pretenslons.
Marquise D'Aubrion had given hor daughter
very distinguished air, had subjected her to
course of hygiene which temporarily Kept her
nose Of reasonable flesh-color, had instructed
her in the art Of dressing tastefully, had taught
man, and mako him believe ho Is about to meet
the angel so vainly sought for; she had showed
her the mannuvre Of tho foot, to
shove il ont At the propsz pp5 moment 3s,t
when the nose had the impertinenco to get red;
in word, ahe had made out Of her daughter
very satisfactory creature. By means OF lszge
sleeves, deceptive corsasee, dresses made full
and elaborately trimmed, and closo-httiu6 cor
set, she had obtained such curious feminine pro-
ducts that, for the instruction Of mothers, she
should have exhibited them in museum.
Charles associated good deal with Madame
D'Anbrion, who decidedly wanted to ally herself
With him. Many persons even assert that, dur
bGnbasn aas nssas.tdd h' no means o' to
capture 30 rich son-in-law. When they landed
ct Bordeaux, in the month OF June, 1877, Mon-
sieur, Madame, aud Maaemoiselle D'Aubrion
and Charles stopped together at the same hotel,
and lot together 70. Paris. The Hotel D'Au-
to FREQ It. Tie mother had already spoken Of
eTornd- -Hooi. to her son-m-law and hor daugh-
e. Not shar;no TIM nreiudices Of Monsieur
ninhr;nn o, ooncosninr 11nbility. sho had prom
;scd Charlss Grandet to obtain from the good
Charles tho Tenth royal order which would
anthorize Eim. Grendct. to bear the
nanno nf D'Aubriou, to take It's arms,
and to sncceed to the title Of Capital de Buch
md Naro,,is D'Anbrion. Dy Joining their for
tnnaa @ 1sving harnoniously. and bY holding
s;ncc1rea. , thew could eet together an income *
hs1nd1aa tho,,sa,d eodd Gyres nt the Hotel
danhrieE a,1qiv ..hnd W,en one has IN income Of
bnnaraJ 4i,oceeod 1vrca. a nnmo and family,
1na "nvI ~ Gant1aen ~ thu Camber-
soa a heenn1as vhstsvar ma n]ecses SAID She to
oae geeoS5 az a III, Ia :. von choose Refer
Sua,rge +,s Grrnc;i yv a. stato Prefect 9ecre
- srt ~ a1nhsaaado~ Char1as the
sasy ~ ~ HeTv 1nnch thay hsve
ino1-a low 4o1s ons another from childhood"
Ao1ua Yn4o,;ostaa rifh anh;tion by thia WOMAN.
rhar,as "a c.reaaed dnrinr fhe nassseo. all
tbasa nsa,9n honaa nsu asentea to him by akfi hand
~ =; r. Porno NJ nnraseryed condonces'
h;nre. 49, a. ~ hat ;s fathers af1airs had been SET
tiaa - x. 1,nc,a ' fa be1ia7ed himseT suddenly