New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-26

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mnst describe mo everything 10 a bar. ADyi, loat
weeks ago FRITZ Won Stein wrote thal ne "'' 80 ,be
perpexity OF thy account nor Il SUI ~ ,hought
Iuke knew where thou wa5i eVcrNoo"y H. III
IunG i; Vohorio and 40 on Thy letter OF the 1th
November 30 precious aud interesting CAM ioci
on the evening of Wednesdayt Iotu, a. o. tI,r
The Bethmanny letter | have luggied ihi9 ',.G i,
hands IN such a drol way thai my ctrtalup w.
not guess II comes from me. o. my inner anu oi'ot
weii-beup here follows exact ana Eithiui usoo'
ton NV life flows quietly ON Ike clt.iI oiDn
Disauet and cOmmOtlOn were never a9ireaplo W ~,
aud thank Providence for my days. 10 tiiuu'1'.!
such n life would seem mOnot0noUs, Dut not w lio
the quieter my body is the more active I'D me aiG NY
thinking powers. Thus | can pass Wh0ie liFc-iYL-
day entirely alone wonder that u Is eVchIhV' anu "
as happy rs goddess, ana one hccus uoV !" t No
world more than to be happy ana contehtGn1. INC
newest from thy old acquaintance Is that fap1 ~
Roche is no longer in Spcyer Du mas Dough- uu1o
n house in Oifenbach and proposes there 10 chu MS
days The rest of thy friends arc OIL SUI "nat my
were not has made such giant stride as t n
Bat " We were always the lackeYs' inc ldto -.
Mohls once remarked. When thou CONTEST heI an
these people must be invited and handsomely enter
taiued-game roasts poultry, like the sands o. tiie
sea- II shall truly be splendid! Dear e0n'ah mum 10
doubt just occurs TO me as ID whether thh loI'oI my
come into thy hands. do not know whore mon "II
living in Rome. thou are halt 10 c9R0 laS tLpu w.
estl. We will hope for the best, but before III III
contest let something be heard from thee, otdcrN Sc
| should be thinking every post,chase Iioucp' '.o
my sole beloved one, and nope disappointed Is 10y
disagrecable to me- Farewell, dear one, ana lhD.H
often Of thy faithful mother,
was written by Fran Goethe to her granddaughter,
Louisa Nlcooylus and her husband on the occasion
of the birth of their first child:
FRAU RATH TO LOUISA NICOLOvIUs AND HUSBAND
The 9th April 1896.
Now all thank God, with heart, mouth, and hands
who dOcth great things. Yes indeed 10 YOU 10 Ne
To all has lie, anew, manifested Hua'lt az -"
who Is good, and whose goodness endufcth forever
Blessed be HIS Holy name. Amen. Dear cmIuieh
God bless you m your new relation Inc name 90
In HeT ID.
await yOu aud fortunate mite Doy 10 eng ~ "'IP
brought up BY such excellent parents ana EI"Hr-
parents How cdrcfuly,my lituc d1tlns,Nll u'
ue cherished IN body aud soul; how carly W!u Go'd
seed be s0wn in thy heart; now soon everything
be rooted out which might mar the Leluliui image
OF God winch thou Dearest IN thec! luou "ltt lu-
crease In stature wisdom and favor Win Goa ana
man. Thy great-graudmOtner can contribute 40 IL
ing to all tnis good the distance is 100 great. De
glad dear Jonu George Edward, the gIeai -siaHu-
mother cannot bring no children; IS not a. al
suited TO lt-dCc, every hing they WISH Whth th'J
laugh and are lrIe4dly, and whips them "heu t-tA
cry or make WY faces, without eAii"iHIha Alo 'H1
reason why theY laugh, WHY tn'% c!y 'ut W."
love thee, heartily rejoice Ia thee, remember iHee
much and often before God, give tucc my great
gIaudmOthtTiy b,e5Sup-,c,, TINS can ana "lil go.
Now have plainly told the Young rlZeh Oh the
world what he mas to expect from me next, Ir"
words with you. my dear grown children. My best
thanks for your so dear ana precious letters; thry
are always grateful 10 my heart, aud maze me tA-
tremely happy, especially tine news trd me Htlt
package had come safely dor ! had great anxiety
about no reoiced me very much Tor 0niy iLluh! d
the great-graudmothcrs work, over Wllc1 the good
matron had so many a long day sat aud woven,
should havo been lost or arrived 100 late Th2t would
have been no joke to me; but as II was Just III good
time four day for looked az once IN the almanac
before the little hoy arrived, that was charming.
The little fellow has turned my head Tor clear y
that the proper congratulations, winch, indeed, IN
the regular order ought 10 stand at the begnulng'
come now nc the end but they mean just as much,
and come just the same from the heart. Gpd grant
You to live to experience in your child J0y ana de-
light in large measure. May he be also your sup
port your old age; may he be TO you what 4oI are
to your parents and grandmother; this Is the best
wish do not know better Dear Frau Gevat-
term 1.-THE title makes me great SPORT. when tbis
comes to your hands YOU Will b. a-ain BRISK ana
active; but hear me, do not he too much so; 30
not 90 out soon INTO the April ar, toi 1t las ITS
caprces like old Gertrude IN the Ud,DccNr BOt&
Stav quietly in your room until May come, that no
catarfh or cough may plague you Now, hope ytu
will accept good counsel. Wei, dear ii rr Gevatter