The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-15
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Paris Iettet to London Truth
An ingenious French noblensn, who was
out at the elbows, has discovered new
opening for impecun ons members of his
class. Itisio "recogu ze" children who
are inscribel at mayoralties' os leing those
of ''pele es inconnus." The Code allows the
boy or girl so recognized to bear the name
OF the recognizing party, however illus.
trious IL may be. It would seem that the
nobleman in question is making good In
come out of the use to which he turns his
patronymic. He is Marquis, like Roche
fort, Gramont, and Maurice do Talleyrand,
and, IL he survives his father, he will be q
Duke. "Moncher," he said to an old
schoolfellow, whom he met on the Boule-
ward des ltaliens, "the business l have
created for myself Is an excellent one. /
only recognize for good round sum. and
soc that further sum Is placed In the
hands of notary for the exclusive benefit
OF the recognizee. II, therefore, the
mother should be reduced to poverty the
child can be decently schooled and set up
in u trade or profession. l have thus no
responsibility of any kind, or marital
cares, and enjoy thorough independence
while awaiting an opportunity to sell my
oorone' 70 some parVehuo neiie'
AT the request OF Prince from Lower
Danublan State, who is great amateur Of
modern French sculpture, the nobleman
gave his name, a couple Of years ago, TO a
little boy who lived in kind Oh pavlllon'
which His Highness had built at Asnieres
for an ex-member OF the corps de ballet.
This put it into his head to strike out into
the business he now follows with, 1t ap'
pears, excellent pecuniary results. II
used to be said, before the Revolution,
Aristocrdtfque CONNIE une Duchesse on
CONNIE fIe." The adage still holds good.
The dancer was not satisfied until her son
had legal right to bear noble and high
sounding name. But as she wanted to re
main Independent, she could not follow
the example Oh MILO ocnuniacker, VINO es
poused the marquis de maoreuii IN oruer
70 become reai MarcnionesS. ine cohu'.
lions on "nicn ne Oecane her husoanu
were an annuity and separation at the
churcn door, M. ue Mauoreuii was .:
ancient liheage anu nau Oeen uaIe-ue'ii
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weep ABOUT ueiuhcV infant "nom Sne
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ing romahces Oh wnich she was tne heroine'
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