, 1874-06-13
FAMILIAR TALK.



kecring Ills oyen down. SO pornBtontly did he
purauo tho practice TINT only fow who knew
him aftor that date hnl m opportunity Of aeo-
Ing tho only beautiful feature Of l,!s face, Ho
could, hoWovcr, roax tho guard which ho rInor-
onslv kept ovor this avenue to tho senses. whom
charity or .Bome. other aanctitlod motive ap-
noalod to linn. An instance in point ia mei,-
ttonou In tho biography recently published OF
him. A collection was bofpg ma1e In hia do
coso for tho orphans; and charitable lady, who
Was very jealous IN tho causo, met him on tho
stairs Of st. George'a ono day. "Nfy Lord" sllo
towards tho collection II your I.or1ship will only
look at NO." "And why should I not look nj
yon my dear otlild 2" replied tho Bishop, at once
raining his oycs 10 her, with grave kindnoss
:, God blesa you'll" he added, and the orphans got
BrRAwDEnR1EB.
BtrawberrioB. Tint luscious fruit, Of whic1,
quaint 1zak Walton romarlse in auotntion.
"Doubtleas God could have made botter borry.
, but doubtleas Ho mover did," is aold and seryed
in different manner In britain from whit It ia
In Amerioa. In tho dingy old English markotH,
which, In tho month Of July, turn poeticnl with
moss-rosebuds anu Bcarlot mountains Of straw
borrios," tho fruit Is weighed out to tho pur-
chaser. by tho pound, and poured into honest
paper-bags, that mover, like The box to which We
arc accustomed. provo Q dclusfon and A1laro,
When sont to tho Liable, tho berries appear In
their hutlB, and each Is taken up by its ston, In
tho fingers, md separately dipped In tho cream
aud sugnr.
We prefer tho American method Of Serving
strnwborrios roady hullod, and smothorod In q
blanket Of noctar. There ia smack Of tnrtpesg
at tho heart Of every ono Of tho scnrlet elobuloa
TINT neots to bo neutrallzed before the berry ip
tit Tor tdo palate. It ia the delicious compound
ot sweet and sour IN tho rich juicos OF a dish
of Strawberries under cream that constitutes itB
poculiarly-dcoctablo flavor.
DRAINS vs. BLOOD.
Tho atage has latoly bcon tho recipient of high
honors, which will tend to olovate its social
standing nll over tho world. When Emperors
and Autocsats set the example of paying court
to nctors aud Actresses, tho ranks below them
will not bo SLOW in Initiating it. Tho Baroness
Edolshein uyulay, thewIfe of tho Commander
Ut tho Forces in Hungary, was before ler mar
rlago, M nctress. Hor position, therefore, in
tho exclusive circlos Of the Austrian Court, has
been very trying ono. No society in Europo is
moro naughty or into1orant OF plebeian blood
than tho aristocraoy Of Vtonna aud posth. Gem
ins Of every sort and dogreo has boon natronized
by It, but never recognized as comforting q rank
on its owner which would cnttlo him to tlo
courteBicB OF honorable alliance aud companions
shtp.
But the Emperor Of Austria has, by IN un-
usual mark of distinction bestowed on tho Bar
oncsB Gyu]ay, broken through tho rigid customs
OF ,courtly society. and established new and
pessh, His Majesty requested Count Andrnaby 10
conduct him to the Baroness box, whore he ro-
naincd some tinlo in lively conversation With
her. This public act Of Imperial recognition
places tho lady on a level with the highcat.born
dame at tho Austrian Court. PrinceaseB will
hereafter graciously accord her smile whom the
King delights to honor. THO Austrian public
aud press hnll this act Of the Emperor With
heartY applause, as au oarnost TINT tho timo is
near when brain will rival blood in the proudost
circles of society.
4 NEW LoCn1NyAR.
History continually repeats itself. Ono bas
but to observe thoughtfully tho occurrence OF
events to remark tho truth Of this. It is some
centuries since "Young Lochiuvar" daringly
stole tho bride that belonged to him from under
tho very noBo Of despotio father and amorous
groom, at the moment when tho ceremonial Of
the Church mas preparing to separate her from
him foraver by tho ors,oloat Of disnonsations, A
fow dnJs ago, in unromantic New England, tho
story WAS ro. enacted, with the name fervor and
bravery OIL the part Of tho hero, and the same
constant devotion on tho part OF tho heroine.
but with that deviation in attendant ciroum-
stances which would necessarily arise from tho
custcms mud appliances Of prosaic age.
The new Lochinyar WAS deserving young
"a
uonrat tha 1ouo,v ~, l,n inMh ~ i; ;t -
Dashfulness RESTRAINED him from ,rcapinf, I,is
Bnit, until moro presuming gallant had a1o!ed
the girl into marriage-enEagemont. Then un-
roao the spirit Of tho now Lochinrar, and ho
syhon so 1ana n hn ,,aa;rad ~ u. t tuu., nol
portunity to moot llor, and with tho ardor Of hia
words soon burned up her inclnations toward
nnothor, ana a, Sild!oa warm lame Of !ovo for
tnrvio he s,eoo7a ~ .nis ~
hor saratocs trunk. Tbis WAS e-tontha s" 81
tho victory for what is woman in tho nineteenth
century without her wardrobe In tho event of
an elopemens, II Icy Snu trans m cannot go TO-
F. nnina i MT ny IN ,oaaoaao,, ~ ~ .r % on9 M
chignons.
III this case, 1t looked as II II WAS to DO rum
away OF the trunk, and nothing more; Tho
wooang Grew near, ma tue !ady could lind no
Way OF escaping unobaorVcd. Finally. tho very
spy arrived on Which her marriage was fixed.
Tho Weddlng~glests Assembled. Tho bride WAS
10 white satin, Illusion, and oranGo.fiowers. Oh!
where waa the new Lochlnvar IN this desperate