The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
THE WIFE OF CARL SCHIRy.

tarl Scnurz has always been his wifc's hero
4 little giri IN Hamburg, she Worshiped the
/ pictured image Of the reyoutionist WHOM,
sne had never seen. After leaving school she
VISITED London and friend said, You
must come to nay house this evening and see
tae wonderful Carl Schurz The maidcn
came, and III remote corner worShipped fIou
aLar the young lion of the occasion. Tie
trend SAID to Carl, There is little Ham
nurs eiri who adores yoa as far-ot1 hero
Aou must know her. He was introduced. -
SAID the sweet voice, land what do Won think
ne sad OF me? When nay friend asked.
hat do you think Of her 7 why ali he
thought was, She seems a GOOD HEALTHY
SIE,. lie didn't admire meat all not then.
lie must have managed to do so pretty
soon after, however, for they were married
within year, before he was twenty.one or
she seventeen. They came to this country to
begin Their united fortune. .'You will hama
me the bricks, he said, land will build"
II lie has often ''bulded better than he
anew mas IT not been because Of the sympa-
lhetlc intelligence, the loving heart, the gentle
infaltern9 hands which have never for am
instant failed him in his lite-service? II he.
gan h,s career IN America by learning the
English langu ige. All his swift and keen per-
c9Ption, all his varied knowledge, his living
Ideas, were locked il the Businesses of leu
tonic speech. To-day he is a master of Eng
llsl eloquence. No Senator EQUALS him in
VIVID, fluent, forensic utteranc..
industry, intelligence, love of books. of
srt and OF music, with intense home affac- |
ions, are the clements which fill his house. |
lold lite. The result is visible in his own
'turdy hold upon mental pursuits, in bis va
ioas accomplishments and simple, unblem |
snea character, Nor is it less visible in his
VIE ian, ana daughters, Or IN the happy eyes of
ne htt'e Carl. The face Of Agatha Schurz
u upon Inc an inspiring revelation at
~ . ,pealhhin6 OF the season. It may seem
aSlaious to say it, yet It's true, that the faces
SO many OF the young ,ladies in society
ere are ugly before their time. Months of
Increasing dissipation, round dances late
appers' nights turned into day, all tell their
TORY IN the havoc they make with the fresh
l II ana outlines OF youth and in the glance |.
Innocence which should be the youno
ouls inalienable birthright. 'o
nere are young women under TWENTY-FIVE.
ne daughters Of parents high in position,
2ung ladies who flourish in every sociaty
olumn as@a Il bellies Ct course :" elegant ac.
'nplShed and beautiful, who wax the stxs,,.,
'n8ea 70 their eyes, with close mask wells /
lfough which no one can trace the ravaoes {
i"1 false hte-not time has made mon !,
.o1' p.t through whose thin meshes thew look 6
run 1 with bold, hard, defiant gaze, with lifted
enas that never droop beneath the most /
qlonged or equiyocal stare j
ID sudden and absolute contrast tn the
efeotyped belle, Agatha Sahurz turned I
ward me her clear cut face, radiant with +
ath. intelligence and every tender suooes- o
u OF Womanliness. She stood beside ber =
'-her IN her own home-that morher IN 7
iose ioVeilness not one tint has faded mucb
S gone out. In her wonderful dark evea VI
re IS fullness Of life aud love TO-DAY t5o3 "
I'D not possibly have shown in the eyes soft Of n
young. girl alluring her hero in the Ion 4
IL uaia"InS-foom' Sixty boxes to be .
;ked' and then We 90, she said, With "
hetlc vibration in her tone that stravs far H
o" the packing"
she has lived long enough in WASHINGTON =
nave penetrated beneath the surface stra. Y
a o. ITS superficial life, to the true affac. "
is "h'ca exist in this capital not less than 10
'"eeIe' Because this is true, the bIottine
OF one true happy refined home in o1r
i8t IS as vital loss to society as the ysco,,t r
!, OF Its chief il the Senate can possjblv Le d
ae nation. Carl Shurz will be missed in J
senate, but scarcely more than his home "
uii OF hight, intellect, music and affacfian :
DC missed by Lafayette SQUARE = y, /