The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-02
Perfect Wife.

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Mrs SEIZURE fulRlls more perfectly than
any woman l ever knew tho intrinsic
mans ideal win. Many women love their
husbands, few find It possible to worship
them, Mrs. schurz began at fifteen or
earlier to adore her hero, and after sew.
Ing on his buttons md learning his limi-
tatlons for twenty years, she worShips
him still.
20, IOle, how did you know that Her.
cules was a GodT Because" answered
Tole, n was content the moment my eyes
fell upon him. When I beheld ThOseus
| desired that | might ace him Otler bat.
tie, or ut least guide his horses In the
chariot race; but Hercules did not wait
for contest; he conquered whether he
stood or walked, or sat or whatever
thing he did," Carl schurs Is this Her.
culos to ut least one woman. recall
dinner party among whose guests were
Carl SEIZURE aud Charles Sumner. After
Withdrawing from the table, cards were
proposed. Sumner never played, and
Sclurz said that ho could not play well,
"Dut, my dear, you can; you play bgauti-
fully said the flair wife, looking up to him
with lovely and loving eyes, Sumner
ga1ed upon her face. Such faith, such
devotion shining from the eyes Of q vito
were to him revelation. Carl Schurz
answered his gazo with a smile as he
said: "Pleasant, Isn't il, 10 sec ono per-
AOn in tho world who has absolute faith
that you can do everything we'll? can't
play, but will, because sllq believes that
CHhp .rr. ,..s..
Carl shurz has always been his wifo'A
hero A little girl In Hamburg, she wor-
SHIPPED the pictured Image Of the Reyoln'
ZIONIST whom she had never sGOn. After
leaving school she Visited London, and a
friend said, "YOu must come to my house
this evening and see tho wonderful Carl
Shurz." The maiden came, and In n re.
mote corner worshiped from alar the
young lion Of the occasion. Tho friend
said to Carl, "There Is q little Hamburg
Igirl here who adorctyon % aiiar;:6ifhero
You must know her" "Ile was introduc-
ed," said the sweet voice, "and what do
you think he said Of me? When my
friend asked, Want do YOU think Of her 7
why all he thought was, She seems good
healthy GILL; lie didn'tadmire HE At all
mot then" He must have managed to
do 80 pretty Soon after, however, for they
were married within a year, before hO
was twehty-ono or she seventeen They
came 10 this country to begin their united
[ortunc.b "YOu will hand me the bricks"
he said, land | will build" II le has
often "builded better than no knew" has
II not been becauSe Of The sympathetic III
telIiEcnce, tho loving heart, tho gentle,
uhfSiLerinr hands which have never fur ~
instnnt failed him In bis life service2 He
begai, his career In America by Learning
the English language. All his swift and
keen perception, his varied knowledge, his
living ideas, were locked III the businesses
Of TeutoniC speech. To-day he Is q master
Of English elOquence. No Senator equals
him IN vivid, fluent, forensic utterance.
Industry, intelligence, love Of books, Of
art, Of music, with intense home alice
| tions. are tho elements which I'LL his
household life. Tho result II visible In
his own btuIu1 Iulu uPVH tnS"H' P"'
suits, In his various accomplishments and
simple, unbIemislied character. Nor Is
Il less visible in his wife and daughters,
or IN The happy eyes Of the little Carl.
The race Of Agatha schurS turned upon
me an inspiring revelation at the begin
ming Of the season. II may seem ihvidt'
OTIS to say II, yet lis true, that the faces
Of Az many Of the young ladies In society
hero are ugly before tlleir time. Months
Of increasing dissipation, round dahee'l
, late Shippers, nights turned into day, oil
tell theft story III the havoc they make
with The fresh tints and outlines Uf youth
and In the glance Of Innocence which
should be the young SOULS inalienable
biflhrighh There are young women tih'
der twenty-five, tho daughters Of patents
hlel in position; young ladies who aotr-
Eisll In every society column 4s "bellesj,,
Of course elegant accomplished and
beautiful" who walk the street totged u
their eyes, with close mask wells, through
which no one can trace the rayages that
false life-not lime-has made upon
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