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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

ST. 6. 3seioemaum, guImam, MIa..
f6retbt: wtein Ra&bar anb Id ftnb ba'
rin einis, -baB Dr. Gusaf s6mis's
5ambarser Bruftbee ein uertbs
psass 9siImitteI III. SD par LANCE NIT
Bnr4eibem, sepIast, unb far&tets Id bdtte
Die S&wiubip@t. Gin Na&bar rietb mir
ben Brufttbse. Sd ma@te ioslei& eimen
Berfud bamit unb fablts mid better.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

Am 3anefaanmsstase sibt Der ct.
AIpboufuss@ erein im SaaIs bss S9uIbau'
ies cine notwithstanding aur Bei9afs
Jung ueuer @esaIien. @sseben uirb :
.6sute mn, uorssn Dir, 2ufipisI In
2 acsen unb Der bumrae ausuitA. 3uis
f9en bsibsn EbeiIen utrb eth beeIamatoris
f&er 9Ortras etnsei9aItet. Den S@Iub
biIbet elm GabIsau. gtntritt a Bsrion rs
Gents; ,Rinber unter ~ Sabren Is Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

g. 2aiger & 60. BON aemars, Soma,
MAIDEN ibre &unben unb has gubIitum TN
rausemsinsa baraaf aufHiertiam, baB fs
xusn f90nea Stod @Ias, POr3saans unb
irbsne @aacen auer Srt, Rurapaaren,
Je6,ts u. {. %. an Sanb BADEN uab sa febr
6iuisvE preiieu p~srtaufeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23
2sei(enoe asenten:
S.S Sbpbe, G.. Gnsrl & alfreb Riitten.

SEER off. S1httsn, Der msbrere Sabre
fir uns ssrsifi III, bat bic stsIe ais &ei'
fenb.r Der rgasette" pieber ibernomrten.
bsrr sRitten 1T St,tbent Der Mebisin uni
beuust bic StslIe ais &eiienbsr busu, fd
rtpas @sIber gu fammeln, UNI feline Stu:
bien nd6fss Giatiabr fortsuieteu. 8t,
smpfsbIen i'm as einen erprobtsn, tuusr'
IdBiseu Manu beftens. Gr bsreift in un'
ferm Sntersis porsrf Snbiana unb Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23
Die Sgiuois Sentraf giienbabn Bat

Die SGinois Central giienbabn Bat
Der biefsen griden. gompasnie bic Ofsrte
sema4t, 10 piele Der GntbeiIi6sine Der 60.
au t~aufen, aIs binrei5enb ftnb, ibr bas let.
tenbe Suterefe in Der goupasnie 3u sebsn.
6ir eth Orittel MIL fe bann 10 Bros.
Sutersife sarantiren. 0tr sIaubsn BITE
8raden So. 1T nidt 10 eumm, i9 BON Der
Sainois Central giienbabn 60. bsrart iber
ben 26ffeI barbiren ~ Iai5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23
-@S@eatliMe 8rteFiRe
Dabuaue, ben 22. Nep. 1850.

Dnbuaus ben ~. Nep, 1880.
An yeI6er aas 0stefe ansaetat axb. rd6s ssm IS. Rps
bS ,um 20. Rss. In bes tteasea pshsfaes a~nstfsnmtn mi
slot sbaesslt psrbta anb.
Bausrnl&mibt albert &inttsr WarY
Brimafns Mnna RariaS HmiBmann Mntas
Bernhard Mnbreas Saurtr Gli,abttb
Blair Sobannes @hlei&er Muuit
6ppser Mnna Naria S<i&tr Ssitpb
UtiiterS Suaufa Babers 6rfb
Wpnb NarY Wasner R
NRss serseae ui&t, penn man rad Drtefen auf btftr etf
frast, 10 bsmsrttn, BAT at Q n stitts Rns, unb bic Rum
nef bn 0rttatas auiuetbeu.
O.. q. 9crbert. psfnstte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

pie Ydse Der 5Iubbabn ssbsn abenbs
ni4t mebr fabIi&. tlrfa9s 1T sin Strsit
twii@sn Der gb. ROrtb. Bsftsrn unb Der
W. u. ct. pauI giienbabn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

An6 6ier III Der GIuB felt Sonntas aus
sefrOren. Das GabrboOt Fat f& cine
Balm ms eis ssbr0Ssn, ip Ssr - 5inaber
taupft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

Die gorrefpoaoens aus RinneiOta u.
bic unsepSbrIid srOse 0uittunssIife
swiussn Ems bissrnaI uuiers 9oealneuistet:
ten auf ea Wtnimum su rebusiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

pie SSer3 SefnRir@e an eagle pOint
Ausnae lit iuptit fertis, baB sesen 0e3em'
Ser gottssbienff BARN abssbaIten wtrb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

An eisent6amer pom 2'feroeu! E
@ebt gu eurem slpotbster unb tauft cine
Slai6e pom 8. albert Smitb's
vHoofs Liquid, bas wsItberibmte
5eiImittsI fir Pferbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23
Teue Ntgetget.
6ate Sarut sa pereaafem.

Der llntaishan sts pdafai lsnt In prairis eprins Gssn.
ltip, Sadfsn 90, stra cine Nldls ben her iattsliftn 6h.
DE une Sduis tn ct. Denatus satssns 8arm 30 striauku.
Dttfstt entbalt 26t adtr, peppn ttpa 1870 unttr Gultur
anb. suite gpittn, re6li6ts sDaHtr, elm ntuts 8rams
Wpbnbsus, ereet Sdeapt &C., Nats In bthtm Stanst.
0sbinsunstn In Geirtf Der BatlunssH mad gpunIt ss
xaufTs.-Dat Wabtt anf BEN plassb bet
matbtss eptn,
3ml ct. Dsnatus p. g., Sadfsn Co., Ssra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

S5ieass Rarftberi&t.
60 ItIesraYD ~. Nps. 1850
@siseu.-go. 2, $1.0s4 BIS l.os8.
BeIf4torn.-434 Cts.
Safer-32B Cts.
Butter-29 BIS 81 Cts.
gter-22 bis 23 gtS.
Dbtsfp-$l.1l.
S4wetne-$4.45 BIS 400.
@tnbpteb-$2.2 90 Bis 900.
S&wstmeaeH9-tlS. 90 Bis Is. rs.
NeilSaafee Narfttert4t.
Per StItsrapD %. Rss. 1880.
Wetjeu-Ro. 2, el.07.
6afer-32 gtS.
WeH&tor n-42s gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23
0etteben6te.

mrir Iieber @ouneri
Oh hotire msin Observation-Disclosures Sdrs;,
hen aus ct, gour obidon mein 8eridt
nidt h.r etoats. Sopntaobt ,onbern her
q%uremburoer ,S.imotb minnsioto's, benz
~QonbaSbtS,en msm,Srisr unS l1moeoenb
o;t Oh r,rri,s 6offinos am wontoo
moro,n hsu ! @on,mbsr, sa;s betonnt
~ msr. e,i,r ro6 brrb f.in. gisenbobn
nj, hsr sbrio,r msrt~ n,,bunbsn ho6 flint
ma hsr ~,iosntssmri6en Nbn7oonomie bies
,sr @,o,ns nidt ben ~oerinoften sintroo
i'm @soentbeir gon !S%ofinos fabrt Der
m,o ,unSd,, Sber so6es @roirieIonb. bos
;ebod ,6on o,osentb.iIs IN ,frudtboren
g-s,rbohen umo,monbert IN. s6urb an
h.r, ,;h o~ons ouosr,.;r.n ,,r,bnr ,,oo
,nobr hsr i~,,rs,n,iss rorb,rr,aenbe tiefe
@onb ,.in. SoB snbert f6 bos aues.
menn mon fi6 Wew.srier uabert. Da
touden IN her Serue SaoeI iber SaueI ouf.
non nrSdtio,n Warbern nmtrSn,t. SdIud.
ten srSffn,n a5 ben nod chen nab ,inem
gusueu fpabenbeu gIideu uub ouf Der an.
bern seite rubt bos auoe In eineu, weIIens
fSrmio o~usoebSIten ee6sI. no bic groirte,
bdbner wirfIi6e SsIbbIbuer oeuorben 1ub,
benin bier III slues urbor o,modt, mie
fdSu nus i1d bieie @euenb i'm Trabiobr,
i'm CONNER ausnebmen, meun inter ben
be,oub,rnben StrabIeu Der Come BE
sriften unb s.roe in alien aorb,n oISn,.n
bic sarmen ad boben I'm tiefen sdoiten
b.r mSrh,r, m,, o.r,athr;h urs "a az
hort I,b.n In biei.m fri,hii6,n S,;m b,s
aanbmounes. Ser. fern pon hem maf,n
@,,amm,r nor e,,sht. i, h,r mot,,r u,h
init her motur r,bt urh m.btI
l1nb mi.b,r mar ,in y,ro bin,.r MIR unh
mar mir roo Elm onb,r.s ssnr mur r.,
oiun,n ri, sorm,r 6d a. ,,,br,r u,,t ,m,r
mus "a bi.r hid, wsu,rra o,h,r roh
h,r, ,tmforo.h. nov M,hsrr;6,.;.sr 49,
ION Muh Oh, AZ, wbboro. h.s 30
o~,r,s,r,s @6urbous ma nj. ,,;r s.,ss,
nun, ,,ar,;T.n o,,n ,,r mhh.rt.n =.
hr m.S. h.rus, ,n;rh u;,,ut az .. t.,'
,n.'s.n ON. ~. t.,..I s.
@ToS,r,Sarrn.r r.x, m.r.,;tx
0ouu un6 DIN mar sSo.r h;r,r ~, ,,,r
,ei6uet nd IN her sern. Ser yeirdtburr,
pon Wem.fri.r unb boIs borouf br,it.t ADJ
am suse her air6. bos etsSth,r ana
wi.b,ram In her Serue uon .Sao,Ir urt
WdIberu umrobmt.
Mir worb Bel biefem arubIid r.dt trou
lid III mutbe. qie b~eiu,otbIid.n gSrf.
fpa,ierten Dor meinen @eife porbei. Cd
fab bie .afrdtbdrme feioeu unb f6minben'
aan, uunberfame @IodeutSue tlanueu mi,
in ben Obreu. NIT ,ufriebeu.n e3efidtern
fab i'd bic Qeute TIM souutoosou,uo. Elm.
berasben. i'd fabIte mid N Soufe. Wun
mar i'd idon Idnoff ab.r BITE w.rbdItniI.
pou gaem Trier ui&t m.br I'm l1nfIoren
aber btefes arIursmburaif&e Del.n iber:
raidts mid bod aidt wenia hottie i'd bod
nidt eruartst. baR bier Der Qur.mburoe,
Dialect einiaermaseu bic ~sfa,isu,
Sprade1 iei. uelde f.Ibff nom b.n Nbfom,
men anber.r o.uti6er stdmm. perffaub.n
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pie Office bes armeuuatsus, $. 6.
Dedert, 1T mad 62s Bbitsfrass psrIssi
svcrbeu.
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Ar6itect.

Sreb. Seer, arditset unb Supertntsns
bent. S9ulen unb Rtr9en cine SpeataIi'
tdt. @de Tier unb Soma StraBe.
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Iowa, and admitted for transmission through
shs mail ct second-class rates.
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@efubt!

aat ~si,isnis,n bic gusfurft isg SSbaan eiira s,btn
fpurtu, fub trfu6t bttftIst an 5trrn s. Naneufncb,
1902 ppplar ave-, Gbtsaap Sa., tuf mutea AZ IaHtn.
gfan s%anutbtt bas 5trr Stirn In R,uutIpta Ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-23

Dtr dtltgrapD. %. Rop. 1880.
~Wet5en.-WiIwaufee, &c. 2, $I.l9.
Safer--45 Bic so gts.
@eH@torn-sem. 10. 81 Bis 60 st.
S4w etnefetf@-$l4.75 bis Is. 90.
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WNMass' i i~i.

DR. saans sHu smH TT cine gupamHOn @s GinpwhsA aSns1aHss" map sospRht Sr'
xnsu nit ben gaansuhHen. Gmpfstn bon ben W6bmH4n Sathhm; ubb Nmhas fur SpspwGs
nusendue GrsblaTuns wdbHhe srantbdtn, etb5phe ebensfrhr drpnkbss BsHfAHeba.
gs uMn R&s IN iams u no au eahnssARHtl uMB Ek .r. r.
5abrtirt hon bet Or garter aeeattai5ea @esai5af, sls aarhl. gaainHr. Ct sanis.
, 1880-01-18

Duchess Of Montebello in attendance on her.
f,l She IS Isl AL one gould wish, but Is sometimes
ing IN the park with the Empress, she pre-
sented to her one OF her cousins. The Em-
press spoke to him, which was wrong; it she
allows young men, cousins and SO forth, to
be Init loduced to her, she will very soon be-
come G,a .a ne 2 prey Of intriguers. Every one IN
france has always some favor to ask. The
Empress will be beset, and, without the pow
er OF doing good, she will be exposed to con-
slant annoyance'' said to Napoleon that
agreed with him, but could not understand
W4y he had taken me into his confidence.
" 1t is, - said Napoleon, "because wish you
to speak OF this matter to the Empress
| expressed my. surprise that lie had not
himself performed this duty. ..The advice" :"
said l. "ls good, it is wise, and the Empress
is too right-minded not to appreciate 1t.'' II
pEeieF, EEetI INTERRUPTED NAPOLEON, that you
s;nesl should undertake this commission. The En-
press is young; she might think was going
to be severe husband. You are her fathers
Minister and the friend of her childhood !;
what you say will have more effect upon her
than anything could saw"
, 1880-01-18
GOSSIP FOR LADIES,

THE VASSAR GIRL.
Acta Coiumbtdna.
She leaned her head on shapely hands,
And let her gfrlish fancy rove;
Amid the dingy diagrams
She dreamed Of lovers and Of love;
When Take the blackboard, If You please, 81
Snapped out the grim Professoress,
" And lind the sine Of u degrees
And 30 minutes more or less.
She started up with flushing face,
And looked around the room half
scared;
Then said, remembering the place,
"Not preparedi'' r
She had a lover like prince
A loyal lover, too. I wis;
And, though she fcgned Indifference,
Her foolish little heart WAS his.
: So, when upon the star-lit strand
He spoke OF all his hopes aud fears,
And pressed her soft putrician hand,
He told his love to willing cafs-
Though still, she would not yield as yet,
Lest nc should think she really cared,
But whispered low, the sly coquet
. Mot prepared"
They were engaged; and then again.
10 test that lovers fcnlty,
She trcated him with cool disdain,
And hfrted most outrRgco,lsly.
But, when her lover came no moro,
She wrote nnd said, rcmorsefuiIy.
Will you not seek me, us before
Redeem your pledge-and marry meT'
The answer came; with blush divine
She broke the waxcn seal, half-scared;
Then, weeping, read the single Inc
Mot preparedp'
, 1880-01-18
HOW PARIS LADIES DRESS.

London Daily Netps.
The whirligig of fashion is bringing round
an old-fashioned decoration, which has its
merits. Ladies are wearying Of monograms.
and are adopting emblems and notices. The
fourteenth and early sixteenth centuries
were the time when notices and fanciful
emble1ns dourished most abundantly. Be
sides his hereditary bearings, every Knight
had some emblem Of fantasy, and every lady
her symbol, which might be changed at
pleasure When these were embroidered on
dresses the effect was quaint and variegated,
and gave each costume kind of originality.
Parisians have rediscovered this, and birds
and notices are embroidered all over
dresses. A ,well-graced land well-pufed)
actress, who Is the reverse Of
stout in figure, appeared lately with the de-
is not slim, observed that :. Where the skel-
eton is, the ravens are gathered together"
Swallows are more common than the sombre
bird Of the Danish banner,-perhaps to indi-
cate that the wearer intends sshying, flying
SOUTH" Gold swallows are worn on a blue
satin ground, though a naturalist might pre-
fer to reverse the colors. Ladies of fashion,
If the fashion prevails, will soon look US
quaint as did Jacuueline de Ia Grange in her
costume broldered with pink eagles and
black ducks, or Anne Of Bohemia with the
writing paper into wider use, and poets once
more style themselves, on their tit1e-pages,
ale banni de liesse," The old motto would
serve many of the new poets very we'll, and
the fashion will at least add some variety to
existence, till the thing is 0verlone, and
ceases to be an outward sign Of inward nut
dievalism.
, 1880-01-18
IN THE SMOKING-CAR.

As car lib Of the Third avenue line was
circ1ing from Chatham street into the Bow
cry, yesterday afternoon, it was hailed by a
stout 1niddle-aged lady, who slowly got in
and took seat at the upper end, but before
the conductor was prepared to collect her
fare she perceived that about half of the
male passengers were smoking.
s. Is this Smoking-car?" she demanded,
with fire in her eye and tive-cent piece III
her hand.
The conductor admitted that it was.
9'And can't you stop this smoking@ she
asked.
" No, madam" said the conductor, politely,
!" I can't"
Then said the lady, th1eateningly, "1'll
get out"
The conductor smiled feeb1y.
The lady restored the nickel to her purse,
arose with difficulty, and made her way to
the rear platform.
Perhaps, if you can't stop the smoking,
you can stop the car" she said, Snappishly.
This was quickly done The clang Of the
bell soon brought the car to a stantstill.
SNOW, ask yon for the last time" said
the lady, Us she stood with one foot on the
step, ARE yon OF are you not going to stop
II can't do it, madam" said the conductor,
piteously,. II can't, indeed"
Il Them" said the lady, let the car pro-
ceed. I'll never draw back" and she REIN
tered and took her former seat.
, 1880-01-18
SATAN'S SEDUCTIVE WILES.


At a dance in. the Seventh Ward the other
night the Bishop expressed himself highly
displeased with the round dances He said
that it was condemned by the priesthood,
and if the saints could not get along
without round dances, they had better
go home. The young people demonstrated
with him, but all to no purpose. "If you
must waltz, let me show you how to do ft,''
said he, and he got on the floor with q 1S3-
pound blonde. The band struck up the
''Biue Dant1bc,' and down the hall glided
the Bishop and the blonde. The tips Of her
fingers touched his. and 4 cruel cold space
between them. This was the Church method,
the arm's-length waltz Soon there was 4
slight contraction OF the arms, and the space
between them gradually decreased Present.
ly one arm encirc1ed the fair form. The
blonde was the first to give way, and her
cheek looked like sunnower in a turnip-
field as it rested on the shoulder of the
Bishop. Round and round they went, and
the fascinating, wierd-like stratus floated like
heavenly music to his soul. Forgotten was
the round-dance dogma of the Church, and
by. the calm smile that stole across his face
we knew that theology was defeated, and
one man at least utterly indifferent to a
future punishment
, 1880-01-18
THE TURF.
e, 1ouis Still Declines to Pay Its Debts
to H0rSemen. ~,
ubat the American Horses in England
Accomplished Last Year.
= .a..
,,r;tas Racing Statistics for lS79-Gossip Con.
urning Trotters and Runners,
Sales, Etc.

- ruE AMERICANS ABROAD.
rxo following table, which has been carefully
a: :niepaIed a from trustworthy racing statistics,
shoxs in condensed form the work done by the
..ner5can horses during 1879 on the English
~ The lyers from this side Of the water that
.-a,n.d into racing condition were eighteen in
H~mher. as Parole, of course, is far ahead Of all
na 1sa others in point Of races won, although Mr..
santo.,i's tllly Saratoga took part in one more
eTent ~ than the brown eeldfng, she being credited
s.sth tpclye starts, Parole with eleven. susque-
..ana eight, Pappoose sister to Parole) six, Ger
n sla,ne i've Mirth, Ultra, and Brown Prince three
asss al NereId, Aristocrat, North Elkhorn, Early,
sa s1d 1ol,y M Sir John two apiece, and Uncas, Bay
nns1. cherokee, Miss Ward, and Loch Tanna
one @ each, the total number Of events in which
tie americans took part being seoogd 5ev OF
times. third nine times, fourth sixteen times,
am Twelve times, sixth three times, eighth
e,,op and ninth once. The table Is rs follows:
, 1880-01-18
THE MAINE CONSPIRACY,

A1onzo Garcelon tries the game
Of Legislature-s stealing;
Then strives to shield himself from blame
In all his doublc-dealing.
The peoples will he'd overthrow =.
The Suite Of Maine would gobbfe;
But Justice deals him such d blow
He now eau scarcely hobble.
The Democrats, by fraud and stealth,
Through this old, hardened sinner,
Would steal this loyal Commonwealth:
But fraud is not the winner.
This Governor his trust betrayH-
His oath is yiofated:
The Court cmphatically says
He's not cxouerated4
It tells him all just laws are made
That rights may be protected;
They're not enacted to invade
The rights Of those elected. '''
The wicked scheme he can't dis9utse;
And now he's sorry, rerV
That he so blinlly took advice ,'-
From TINT bad nun, Pillsburv.
BY leading Democratic sharks
This steal was first suggested;
They can't conceal their old ear-marks-
In Jzuuds they're Interested
All aiders OF this thfevish band
Are thieves by implication;
BY honest men, throughout the land,
They're held IN e1ecrudon.
Their knavish plot ignobly fails,
Despite their craft and badness;
And now the news that Right prevails
Fills loyal hearts with gladness.
E.F. Fl.
, 1880-01-18


Customer to lady clerk In very large
store:
Customer" Show me some pins"
Lady clerk talks ON to the next lady clerk:
sand lie said that she-and he-took her to
Wallack's-and he-and she-opera-and
customer-"w you show me some
pins"
Lady clerk goes indifferent1y to shelf and
takes down Il box of pins, giving customer
impression that she had heard the first re-
quest but wasn't quite ready to attend to it.
Lady clerk puts the box negligent1y down
before customer and goes on talking. And
he was-every highland land she-and
he-O, knew they were there-and land
he-and she"
CO want English pins
L. c. (g1ances at customer as If very much
annoyed that any other pins should be called
take down. Puts box back very leisurely,
talking as usuall-" And land he-and
She. Q, I'm sure I saw him-and land he
and she -"
c." Have you any English pins? %
L. C.-No; and land he-and she-at
the ODE ra-aul ~
, 1880-01-18

In certain college under Presbyterian
auspices, not u hundred miles from New York,
it is rule that the students shall attend church
at least once each Sunday, either in the college
chapel or some church In town which they shall
designate; and for nom attendance satisfactory
reasons must be given OF course, on Monday
much ingenuity and some fun are brought out.
In one Of these interviews Prof. l. asked 9
student, "Mr. c., where did you attend
church yesterday r
Mr. replied 1.-THE First Church, SIR"
The Professor, looking little surprised, said,
no service at the First Church yesterday Pr
This WIS d poser, but WIS coolly met By, -"1
meant, Professor, the first church cahae to"
young gentleman got rescued.-Editors Dsutner
IN H011T. =
, 1880-01-18

A go-as-you-please race-The women.
i" You are my precious pearl" he said, as
he drew her to his manly breast. ."O:John,"
she sighed, land you are my oyster.'
A little boy, aged S, having an extremely
youthful-looking mother OF "a. wished her
, 1880-01-18
ME'TTERNICH..
The Recently-Published Memoirs Of
the Noted Austrian Diplomat.
Inner History Of a Stormy Period, Told
.... by d Prominent. Actor. !:

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! Following are some additional extract
from Prince Metternfchs autobiography:
A PORTRAIT OF THE FIRST NAPOLEON.
! The Judgment Is frequently influenced By
| hrst Impressions. had never seen Napoleon
| before the audience he gave me at St: ClouG
1oE tne delivery OF my diplomatic credentials
found MN standing in the centre Of one o1
tne> saloons, along with the Minister OF
rorelgn Analrs anu SIX other personages Of
MS court: He wore the uniform Of the In
tant1y OF tne aaard' anu had his hat on MS
nead. ih1s latter circumstance, improper In
every respect SINCE the audience was not d
pupNc one, struck me as an arrogant pre-
Tense showing the paruenu; it even made
me nesltate moment as to whether would
NOT put on my own hat l made short .ad-
oress, OF which, the precise and formal text
alnereo essentially from those which had
oecome customary at the new Court OF
france.
n.s atutuae seemed 70 me TO snow re-
s1ralnt anu even embarrassment His short
con,h;rad ,,.,+1. ~ oa1n se.4eenv ASe.eo
eo1uoAAeu WILL Alarkeo e1lort 10 appears lHl-
posing, all united to weaken that sense Of
grandeur which, was naturally attached to
the conception of tha man who made tha
,vor1d +ran,h1o .rh;. ;,,,~.oa;, .,,es -
'..I-, - t.s,so1e' LUIS 41npiessian WAS ttesee
ehurely eHaceo from my mimi. 1t subslsted
during the most important interviews which
I had with Napoleon Mt different perfods of
lis career tt 10 noss;hIa tl,ot II ,na,, h.,,
- 20 po'stvt9 t1lt1s ~ 4'.as uaso
coasriout1o 10 snow me Tue man sucn as ne
was through the diverse masks which he
habitually wore. In his melodramatic sal
lies in his onthnrsts of rapf IN hie hrneo,rn
;ntarra,iot;aas baos 10 ~ 40 '."'aao
i't'e1 te'1.'t.o1s' ! oeeaae accustomed TO see
a series OF scenes prepared beforeh and,-
studied and calculated for the effect which
he desired tn prod11oe 1,non tha nerson with
whom, Tho i,,+er,,ia,, 4,,as ha,d A "'''A
"o4A. ~ s..e "1e.,. w" va "as Ae!o
II my lelations Win Napoleon, which
from the outset sought to render frequent
and confidential, what most struck me from
the first was the eminent nersnicacitv and
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' slSas o1luptlel'y y. uno upeistlons u MS ~,
tellect.. conversation with him always had
for me charm hard to define. Seizing upon
objects BY their essential point. stripping
Than NJ realaes aocaesoriaa dava1oni,,r h;e
+1,o,,o1,+ ara ro.,ar: aon.;-,<. ~ a,n,.ant =.
thougnl, inlo never, ceaslhg 10 elaoorate II
Until he had made 1t DPrfeCtlV clear and def
, 1880-01-18

tion Should not be known to a third person; !;
allow me to keep it secret" s.. The En-
press will have said,"' interrupted Napoleon,
that she is happy with me, that she has no
complaint to make; l!ope you will tell this
TO your Emperor; ne WILL pe1e'e you sooner
tnan any ohe else .,
PLAN FOR THE WAX WITH hosSlA'
in the Duchy Of Warsaw ready for action, de-
prived Napoleon of all hope That the Emper-
or Alexander would take the initiative, he
explained to Metternich his plan for the war
subsequent events have made memorable:
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