Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-21
FCL!IIHE AND HIS EARL
LOVE.

The crowninge eEt III I-oltair,.'s ii(,
as Il lover was. the sequel to the 70
Mancc CT Aurore tie Livry. Mere thai
sixty years had elapsed! since he la,
seen her. She was ROW over eighty
years OF age, q widow and the on!s
one Of his loves still living. He wrote
to i!ei, asking il size would receive
him. The reply being IN the at,irma
tive, lie went. \ Suisse in uniform
as .ur..s);;> us u..:n the former ocs:,
sion VIXEN Noiiai,c wa: refused admit.
t;:ncc, noW k: him through the mag
n;iictn; c.itraI.ce of the ;ilaiisiU;,, :iii;l
Hsiie:eu him, bneatiicss With fatigue
and emotion, into tllc presence Of the
Mar,;i,isc Ie GouIt,1;+t. i'ura moment
they stood before each other in silence,
wiicn Ncit:;sc li;;u! the hand in his tu
his lips aEs; kissed il. ".kl,, non aEli!s
size said, with Il sad sinilc, s.Nl.at lave
we done wit o,,r twenty years I" ''Ah,
how true!' sighed Nc,taire; tone
dies every twenty Years. Happy are
these who have lived them! But III
the retrospect neither You nor l, Mar
Ynisc, has cause to co.lnliseraIc our
selves. My lie has been romance
easy TO read: but yours, What All elo-
GHcl.t and desperate struggle: You
.@v+-~-,,!v +'.e -.A.-t:.A-I -Ii;ans. -
Alas she sal,.i.sl, ., .stst.hl 9!ntstr
give lly mansion, my farms OF Dcauce
ard orets"n:, my diamonds and mv
car;.::asr, a;;il my Gear oll Suisse IN
cl,s.:..,i. i: live one more hou: OF my
beautiful i;!e.' .!-im: - responded
Voltaire, .'wou',l sivc ms tragedies
and my epic poem, ny histories and
my stokes, ally iay past alefy, all 'as
rights to live iii. posteri,y, With ny
tantG,iil in the academy included, to
take from Svlf lips C:.'., one Of tiie
kisses If hose days Iliey then Sat
down to talk over tAcll' six weeks
dream life that lay 50 lar ;iway back
III the past, but which sl.one through
aH the Hi;st CT more than half u cen-
tu,y. Youth, beauty ard passion
were dead: only tie past w.ss left TO
to them. What q moment ii their
lives!
COMPULSORY i>IsslNG.-E Every
body in Paraguay smokes, amt every
female above the 4 ;e OF thirteen cheHs.
am wrong. They do not chew, hut
put tobacco iii their mouths, keep it
there constantly, except when eating.
and instead of chewing 1t, they roll
it aboat and sucl, it. Only image
Yourself sbuut to salute the red lips
o! magnificent little lebe, arraye.l
in satin and flashing with diamonds,
as she puts you back with one delicate
hand, while. with the other SIZE draws
forth f.nm her mouth a brownisl.-
black roll of tobacco quite two inches
long, looking like a monster grub, and
then dcl,a,iti'is the savory lezense OF,
on the bri:n of your somb.cro, puts III,
her face, and is ready fer d salute. /
have sometimes seen an overdelicate
foreigner turn away with a s!fu'der oi'
Ivathiny under such circumstances,
and get the eipithet Of 1.Savase' ap
Piled to him. by the beauty ior his
sensitive squeanishncss. However,
,,ie soon gets use to this in Paraguay,
where YOU are, pcrforce of custom, Oh
iseti to kiss every lady yo,, are intro
ll,cesl to, and one half you meet are
.eally tempting enough to render you
regardless OF the consequences, and
you would sip the dew of tie l.roticled
ip in the face Of a tobacco factory
even of the double distilled honey dew
If Old Virginia. 4.4
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THE following testimony to the vir-
ues of q patent manure was received
,y it's owuec: s'Dear sir-ssThe land
my farm had hitherto been