The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-01
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and with her right on her ear. Then
takes place the balance partners and
the preparations for the grand advanc,
or forward tour, wheu she eleyates all
the clothes she has on iu both hands
and holding them high above her head
so as MOTTO cucumber her, sh sheladvauces
until she comes in close proximity with
her opposite partner, when she raises
her right leg and throws it gracefully
over his head, no matter how tall be
may be. The gentlemen in these dances
are all required to wear the stove pipe
hat, and ber failure TO perform this
great feat, or even knock of he bat in
the attempt, works a forfeiture O! her
admission, and che is set bgck to the
students ball' to prepare herself for
resdmission. Here may alse be. wit
messed the French waltzas,if which
they swing so rapidly that it almost
makes one dizzy 10 look q. them
MODE OF DOMESTIC LIFG.
Some OF the customs and ha6.ts Of
lie OF the Par;sians are different from
our own. a family Will occupy one Of
tie floors Of one OF lhose elegant man"
sions which ornament the street5 Of
Paris and il the morning at 8 o'clock
coffee with rolls and butter wii! be ssry-
ed IN ,he.r bedrooms. At q ven or
twelve o'clock breakfast j. setysd
in the dining hall in regular courses
wiih wine as the table beverage. From
breakfast till half past six is devoted to
b.siuc-s. when dinner, the meal OF the
dav Is eervrd, in rom six TO eight
coErss-, with wiae as the beverage 1t
requires ncal,y two hours to serve thu
mral, during which a good deal o. vine
is sipgei, whIch canes III" "ras 10
spark,r, the cherk. a. 7'f r. &c
spirits to rise. A'pr H. ~ 1eye
thcmselvts 80 arnG.en'a.s "a = s-Er f,
me6I-, and sjeh! nr-in. - ~ -.
winch Is ore 30 lie e'-'.a .e. D..
z.iug 10 the eyes 0 q strangrr. ?.
pne Ci the mos, brilliantly iI.Gm'.. e..
citr,s IN the wor'd The boG,eva~
I,ailFns pre.enis brjll.sht and amin i
81 apnc.r3nCe !r0u nine til twe!",
o'eOc< ri uiint. Thousands OF people
are prome0adiuS It's broad and exten"
siye de walk, while lhol-anjs more
are driving lhrcu.h - spacious
thoroughlarc. /! IS estimated that
"A coo vehicles pass through THE street
daily. Oa the Rue de Rlvo,i, which
bounds the TuilerIes on tae .east, are
almost interminsble arcsdes Over the
centre Of each arcade, and about fteen
feet cr2-.. - per ant - - Lantern
while tnp oppJ.i.e yile .; the stgeet con
raibs "a equal number. To an observer
standing 10 this e'rect, near tue place
Concorie, and looking up il at night
when Eliminated, the view ia very
bcauti'u:. These lanterns prcseT the
appearance of one GOutiBuous.lh OF
iEht son eacp side. which appears 10
converge in tne distance. Tnrough
thrse ARC AIDES thousands OF sight seers
may nlgntly teseen croTdIng their way.
TaM.IAS FiCKLENEss.
After seei0g the customs, manners,
hs.tlla, aud mode OF life OF the Europe
as there Is not 3 single custom which
we have not already adopted, that we
would desire 10 eer established in our
own Couutrv, while there arc many
which we slncsrely hope may never
find their way across The Atlantic,
IA TO the future government OF
France we can say. llttleior nothing that
wou;H not he ta-ed eulIreIY on suppo-
,ruon. !'9r people % i!Ck.e IS t1ey
4:S lumal reason &pd foresight can
nI4Ks no predictions. In toe morning
thcg may 'avcr 2 Republic, At noon
they are ready to light :or an Emperor
aud az piIat laey are Clarorous Tor =
King. When q nation or people give
themselves up TO the pursuits OF their
tauc,e4 aud ignore the reason and judy
meat with which their Creator ha5 en-
GoHti them they have marked the first
decade OF their decline Ardent as we
s~c 10 favor of 4 republican form Of
government we would regret 10 zee X
established II this time in Franc. The
peop,e ara loo Gckle and vacl sting to
be eutrIslci VITA oar LeaI IDEAL o. :
government. 1t would prove failure
10 their hands in very short time, and
would Only furnish one more Instance
IN support o. the argument thst il ia
unstable nud short lived. II France 10
ever prepared tor q republican govern
men, Il viii be after she has been en-