The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-10-11

~ A"see nssoase VINO psure
Them.
Correspondents. New orb heraM
Young women or girls come out
under care OF a governess o. travelling
companion, or they ss~ s.sse~>2 N homes
where they have insufficient discipline
1nd becornA he hSeN ofithe Continent tai
adyenturer.. AuieriSa il believed TO be
the country Of diamonds and gold. A
residence abroad d said TO be a sure
3en q t{fSfins tlt3s, phd the rest
advettteb ltNisn ncbIen,en, with
pedigrees running back TO Cesar and
without money 10, buy .macaroni; En-
elisS captains, VIVID be chic accomplish.
ment i billiards ! French counts, who
liye in 8. garnet and do their own cook
ing ;herOes of the green fields o!
Baden and ,Homburs. Unless one has
clear and accurate hiaory, and is
known 70 have busipess duties or Gov
eminent employment, or artistic tas ties,
II is safe to regard any foreigner resi-
dent out OF his own country, SO far as
Europe is concerned, a. an adventurer.
However unjust it may be sometimes,
perhaps il is a rule we'll worth obsery-
4ngf as a general thing in regulating
ones intercourse with people in foreign
lands.
4 4 remember an Indian Prince, who
was over anxious to make the acquaint-
'ance Of Atssicaps, and who most hu-
namely and in the most disinterested
manner proatred his services whenever
he met an American lady or her chill.
dren suffering, perchance, from dys-
Rpsia Ok auy |tEer ailment brought on
by-tAe iniudicious use of iced water.
Tho Prince. la dcscendent cs noble
BoloCnese fafnift lid claim 10 Escula-
plan peWert. He vas pronounced the
uost aisiuterssted, fascinating Young
MAN. He never accepted q fee. The
veryam6ntlOh sof money would darken
his look. But he manfully withstood
. complete shower Of diamond rings,
and even heavy 'chrononeter, sent
him By fair hands, in compensation for
pf offered advice snd "soothing syrurx.r
1t is one Of the most pleasing things to
be walet on by these men, the only
trouble being that it is generally too
late when you find out who your prince
is. But them they are 50 agreeable.
They know every capital of Europe
they can lntroduce the young men to a
club; they furnish yon with letters to
their friends, no matter in what direc-
ton lies your travels They coax, fawn
and hatter you that il is difficult to get
alongwishout them. ~ q
, Atapthef day yos aiil meet with
Polish Count. who takes up a similar
position. He is psoF Of a lmguist, and
can make himself more useful in gen.
eral way. You may take it for granted
that he once held a commission in the
Prussian cr Austrian army. but that he
has left the service by reason Of having
become the victim Of misplaced conf
dence in connection with the manage
ment Of some imaginary property.
Deprecated currency has reduced his
income he mourns over the misfus.
tunes which befell his country, and who
would not sympathize with England
and her -nisfortunes Our Count brings
you to the best tailor. He himself
dresses elegantly; beard and mus,ache
are matchless IN tint. He is known 20
and BY everybody, and therefore eagerly
sought after by young Americans, to
whom he 10 y most agresable COM
panion, and who. by way OF compensa.
ton, introduce him at once to their
sisters and cousins.
How shamed did feel of my equals.
when at one of the Tujtpries balls.
under the late Empire, two. French ad.
venturers stood night IN front of me.
inquiring OF each other as to a certain
lady in blue, who was sitting close hy :,
/" Why" said the one to whom the cues.
ton was put, "don't you know That's
the American" .Oah !" drawletl 0he
the other; al will not say anything
more" "what pity it u.s." rejoined
his friend, that she is not eligible! .I|
learn that the other is not SO rich as we
ne tlsi her ccseip I'm EK;caeo. the
little redhaired damsel who usually ac-
companies our beauty, has oceans or
money in her own right, "Well," ]
vas the reply, "let. VI ~ Ohiesen
Red hair is fashionable article iust
now, and 4 need, not feel ashamed to
show myself in tn: Bots, riding in her
fathers carriage" | shadoved these
WORTHLESS that night, and was grieved to
observe that night that Chicago was
hcpored by and accepted an invitation
% the supRer.room, To hang on. the
arm Of real viscount under the En-
perofs roof was a temptation not easily
resisted. What Aesrtburning has beenl
caused at 4 period subsequent to the |
supper hos 1sihcef1AO IN ftrilypfe-}
veaied BY the 6dA divorce !
court. \
l could mention more than ten or |
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