The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-01-25

INC correspondents VIII SuoH iilinOutl-
atcly over his appearance. From the in
tercst manifested one would fancy stacks
Of sharpened lead pencils were already
| lying in wait. We have been told 80
soon that his whiskers have grown, but
we do not know whether he files his nails
into proper symmetry or trims them with
aknite. It's to be hoped that a joint high
commission will investigate this and other
details promptly. Roessle of the Airing
ton is happy, because Alexis will be his
guest, and that reminds me of story
heard last winter that is quite too good 10
keep.
AIR Roessle is certainly 4 strikingly
handsome man, and no one appreciates
the fact more fully than himself. He
| seems to labor under i conviction that he
is lay birth q prince at least if not a
Grand Duke. His occupation as q hotel
keeper he considers far beneath him. bun
| since he must pursue it, he will never
abatc I lot OF his personal dignity L.
| please 4 guest and the consequence i,
| that the elegant Theodore loses many Z
customer through a- arrogance lo
ROYALTY alone does Ia. boss his naughty
| head, and then he does lower it roHcll
siYely. be it halaluua or Prince Arthur
| When kalakaua was coming, great wa.
| the rivalry among the hotels. tor they AL
desired the swarthy potentate'7 ducats
and We're ready a. endorse the Ci,l
Rights hill IN his person, for halakaua'-
capillalie7 have decidedly African kinE
Rnessle supposed the II juy was secured
for the Arlington. bnt Il day before has
arrival somebody whispered thai v Oim.
! ley'H Wa4 after all The preferred place
| E0es.le wa in / state 0l frenzy III
rltw cream colored directly (Wh.tr he
could not he with thai Spanish 1Eln vt
| hlSJ he ordered a carriage and drove
headlon" to the State Department II
| wa i ia, Whru the Secretary WAS espc-
cially ocrupied hen Ai7 nlinute~ were
precious beyond all estimate, and Nh
lsoeS4le could not he admitted lie cuu
sIdered 4 minute; he remembered lhoe-
advice; hr pat money i'll the palm OF the
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II.
four hours made them deem an earth
quake would be amusing A. Il change
O Dear. DO you know how hate to-
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included i'll the powers amt privileges ot
either House, and my heart rlee TO think
of the dire condition of Our public affairs,
though am only a woman Ii did not
believe that the destines of cnr h4Incfd
land war. Ham. j., tho -i,rbt "a. iIoo,...,.
the end what is 6s>t for Amarira an home
would die for surely nothing l..s th.n