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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-01
ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING
WRITTEN FOR THE MORNING CALL.

Halt way up the gloomy front wall of An
old Italian palace in Florence-everything
In the shape Of house in Italy is called TN
PalaZzio-is imbedded bit of marble. tell
ing the passer-by that this was once the
home of the great English poetess who
loved liberty and Italy.
This house is not far from the great gate
on the farther side of Florence, which
opens out to the highway toward the
Eternal City. This gate of the overthrow
old wall of Florence does not see much
travel now; /. but before the building of the
''iron road" as the rail is called in Italy, all
who went from Florence TO Rome passed
under its lofty arches.
The dark and gloomy room In which the
inspired woman wrought her inspiring
poems Of peace or war is still kept in per-
feet order, as she left il, they: say; You.
may know that she spent NEST # her life in.
bed, by far the greater part of it in bed, be-:
fore her N arrlage. and much Of IT, in bed
after -"
We;may here note for what the fact may
be worth to writer's that like George Eliot
she always kept her body very Comfortable
and warm when at work. Her bed: a big.
curtained and solemn affair.". stands:
away back in a gloomy corner with; candles
burning at the foot and side. 1t is. hidden
in dark corner. mantled III dark curtains:
and the little cid woman who attended her
told me that she always used to situp in.
bed away back in the farthest corner of all
that bIackness and glooms almost hidden in
her mantle OF black hair while she: wrote
her poetry:
= Hseemed amracleto me how she could
write or think..or even breathe, back there:
iE the: gl00ni and darkness and; sitting,
noldy air. But these Italians. are used to-
miracles, and we must not expect them to
explain or betoo particularly their details
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mere child, she fell in love with young
officer attached to the Court OF Hesse Darn
stadt, but was forced to marry the Grand
Duke Serge. Although very intelligent,
Serge is horribly jealous, and the sufferngs
OF the Grand Duchess have been beyond ex-
preston. She has no children, but Father
Ioann. priest at Kronstadt who is sup
posed to work miracles. told her that if she
embraced the orthodox religion she would
know the joys of maternity. Because Of
this Elizabeth abjured Professionalism
end received from the Car the title
of Grand Duchess in the true faith.
To-. recompense his brother. for the
conversion Of the. Grand Duchess. the
Car made him Goyernor-General Of Mos
cow. Serge was very unpopular and had
the unhappy faculty of WoHndiDg even those
WHO would have been friends; these were
afraid to become open enemies. and as Sc
cret foes they were far more dangerous.
Not only the AIuScovite arist0cracy but the
merchants and lower. classes were entirely
opposed to the rule Of the Grand. .Dake
Serge, and the Car was obliged to intsrfere.
And yet, Serge has manners. agreeable as
his brothers, and in conversation Ire pos
sesses lie charm of all the Romanoffs.
-. BARONESS AITHEks SALVADOR.
Paris, Dec. 10, 1892 80 s.:s g
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foRrE !:


To CHIT Tonight dear as we said :goedbys. -:
1 heard Something that was new ard strange
: In the old words. in every short reDfy:.
-. And youewcEe not unconscious OF the change..
YOudid not seem TO feel my Hard grow cold 50:
Within yeur CLASP. or press.it as Of olds 20
And j can;feeli a sifadpwy somGthingthete
Where only fondest Il uSt;vas wont TO be;
A. sGmething;:yes, Intangible as air, -
Yea deeper than t6e gleDeentirGling sea. ~
i might have ASKED you. but. II is toQ.1ate.
To change tne;worklpgs Of nnerring fate
And yet some t,mes so surely ay the DAY -.
. Gtyes place to night, SO surely must Know
i ct .wo1na rIke, but post p0ne tire blow. -
Tmlght have asked to-iflght, a nd letis fall,
Y6twas potbr enough 1o;Iisk my stl %
i know y5u W i'll BE gentle .as:y an speax:
. The wOTsts hat .sSlaI eifac% any every aim:o
eur lps WALL fatef. G;llE think yoar cheek
" Will pale at THIS last speaking of; my name -
/ know that yeii lnust feel some vague regret,
Eur all the past cannot be sbarieQ yet. -: :.
And,sohl $50 afteu in the coming years: ~ g.
: CID memories OF thesffent past " III fseE :" -:
Som peri ume W4Frec4iT Its Joys and tearss
- lri drein VIII be eted from the sStes:... -:
"A careless word. chord or: sonse lust strain:
a smile, "a glance Will cal II: back again =.
Ave- when you look back through the golden mist
q n hat always gldrifes HE lous ago. $500 -
And see those summer days qheu sanbearss kissed
%" Ali earth and life ts one res fendeHt l0wf 's:
THIS love Will stand from all the rest apart 49, -.
Waxing some i}ed chord within eur hea rt.
= -: :. .. -: -: sHarpefs weekly
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SIN OF the CIR. IS Al the Grand u n8e Alexis.
.satle hosel: He is ae-s: :. -
:compaplRdb by. bis.Wi3e- NEE Skoha4effl: :. ~.
The Duchess: OF Leuc1fteuDefG is one Of
tire most beautIf ul:wo nea in. Russia. She
is i Tall blonde, will blue eyes, exquisite
coiIipEexion, Charming nfanners and very
Witty eGnyers atioh:#. She. resembles ia, q
great degree her: brother, tlie famous Gen.
eFai Sbobeleif.~ .The:Dachess ;ofIApchteI+
berg likes the .theateT, but Is seldom seen in
s0s;aty f0s 'snjTees :.aI' L. III ner4. seem -
bore her. :. Each ne1pber or her family
meets with a .tEag{ca death, oftef not un-
Hinged With Romance: Her inether, travels;
Ing in. Bulgaria. was robbed BY a Courier of
all. hei- jBW els,:tten stabbed atlA iait TO die
upon the road. General SkGbeief himself
was Heyer supposed 10 have died natural
death; 1t has always been suspected that
the Prls slams poison ed or stabbed bin as.
he left the restaurant. Ii any case his
death was a great re lief: to Bism arcx, and
handed. 10: fiaHlbeila, at:5. O'clock IN the
morp1lg, the EfenchAIan, pViRting TO Ger
MANY and teferEing 10 Blsmarcki said,
saw at Luck thatiAninal has =: 2"
IT is said that ever siHce her marriage, IN
1873. the Gtand Duke Alexis has hean f9s4
einateda by Inc pqcfiass Of Lenchten berg,
and whether she be in, St; Petersburg
Paris. Vienna or. Rome: Alexis lis not far
away Every morning.. in: Paris, :;they are
seen walking in: the: Tltiieries: gardens di-
rec{ly in frGnt Of The hotel But only within.
sbe.last fex years has the lovely. Zenas Sko-
belief Deen called the Duchess of EeIchten-
berg For soiIle tiae after her. marriage
slB was known as Countess de Deauharnajs,
. and some three years ago tire Car allowed
'herto: take the name Of: her husbahd*aDd
conferred upon her the title ef."Mgst: Illus
lfiohs Countess" But she IS not Ilpperlal
Hishness..: Her husband is only a: sec
oud son., but,@the eldest I4euehten6erg
has: never /. obtained : for J.: his wife;
nee AnneR Rolf. any +: otheg.. title
than that Of Princess. of. Beaaharnais,
This new title is evidently intended 10 be a
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everY body laughed, but in course OF time
serene higbness hecamea popular predicate:
Tie Prince If Monaco is serene highness,
and all the German ,Dediatized princes pos
sess the same pTedicate.~ 90 s'.E
Beapharnais is the name Of an Orleans
family. little known; before the revolution.
Oue branch was established in Martiniquei
and the Yisconnt Alexander de Beauiiar-
nais married Josephine .Iascher de la
Pagerie. afterward Empress of the French.
She bad one son. called Eugene, Vfceroy of
Italy during the first empire. and Duke of
sIeucbteE berg after the restoration. Eu-s
genes wife was Princess Amelie OF Ba-.
varia, and to them we're born two sons and
four daughters. :. Auguste married Dona
Maria, Queen of Portugal; MACMILLAN
married the Grand Duchess Marie, daugh-
RED King Oscar of Sweden Amelie became
wife of Dom Pedro l of: Brazil; Eugenie
married Prnce:von Hohenzollern- Hechin-
gen, and Theodolindo became Countess VIII
liam of Wnrtem berg. =
Leuchienberg village In Bavaria, was
formerly the name Of a landgravate. that
passed In to the hands of tie reignpe house
OF bavaria. In 1917 the King of Bavaria;
made Eugene de Beaubarnas, his son-in-
law. Prince OF Eiehstaedt and Dake of.
Leucbten berg. Eugene's eldest son died,
and Macmillan, the second SOD, Inherited
the immense properties accumulated by his
father, properties situated in Bavaria,
France, Italy and even America When
Macmillan married the Grand Duchess
Marie he sold ali these estates and bought
the vast domain of lam h0tf in Russia. The
Car. considering him Russian, requested
him TO TenoHnce the name Beauharnais and
accept tlietitie of Prince :Romanoffski. He
was then made imperial highness and major
general in the Russian army. In 1852 Duke
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% 4, - - =
Love. fDr: children: and respect for age are
strictly epjoined by lille Japanese cgde of
.ethfcs: |:::%: -. =: =
:, Honest: people are blessed with many
schildrep.sp says one provefb; and. another,
evidenced: even. by animals, says, The
lamb drink its milk kBeelinst' -: -.
: " On this ina pOrtAflt day, tile frStof the
q kai0 S father, the: @ Danna- san or lord
:of: the household, performs certain speciai
duties. -.After rising he washes with nigTe.
festal gafments, Which,. insthese degenerate
days, consists only loo frequently. alas OF
an II -nlale. wOrsesftting European: suit,
which he. wears with conscious but III
founded; pride. -; -: ::.::.ss =. -.
.:.If, however, Western snflueffcs has not
contaminated, his taste he assumes the
iakama kaniishino, even " though he Is;
mol, a nleisber > of either the nobility or
gentry, for: on. occasions of such high
:. festivlty people .of a lower class may adopt
heCefeInOis ial dress with perfect pTeprietyt
After. he BIAS dressed himself. With the
hnmble assistance of his wife, who patien tly
waits upon. hIm mud hands him his clothes,
the anfsd6 or Sliding outside walls Of tbs
house are pushed open Fahd the rising SUI.
Tor It is only justdawfl:n no W, is saluted and
the head of the household offers thank to
the gods OF: heaven and earth..r Then the
tablets of" the ancestors are wofshiped, or
rather reverence ispaid them. g.. -. 4,
- Having performed these duties, the most
ah0n0rable father lis; Ready to- receive the
greetings Of the honsemistIess, the beloved
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: JIoty,ev and: Daughters VhttiH6 Dpof, the
Head Of the Household di.6 His. Gafest.: !.
ftf every japanese; household, and hastily;
dresses herself: She glances rue fnIEyat her
slightly disoFdered hair, but she makes no
attemht TO. feartsnge III: feEsin: an: hour or
Two kanJ4sans7 the:.: halrdreSSer aw liz .e0nies
AID dress those ebeny locks into the: mosI
elaborate. eQlffufe mag Unable, and among
the many pretty things she will ceive.
..to.morrow There are almost cettain To: be-
some ornaments for the :hait- brightsscariet:
eIty Santheinums of stiGensd silk of:eotton
crepe and littgringst;nseil leaves : s:
=, After q IL afo. san has dresSed herself she
wakenss *bGt: iii a very geIssie and respect
fel manner, .Afte- san, and bathtogethRr,tiIey,
Eof[up the fiitens or heavy quilts; that max g:
:thelf bed 5aHli pat away lie ,iNcauered wooden
pillows. ...:. 4 .:,.. s.. -. =
i day Icing theeh Idreabnsy tlreInselyesi
with .prerafRtions Tor tile niertop and tired
>eq 30 to- bed early. f0r.on. :NeW: ears day
they will rise at Is o'clock. -
:: When at last the great day really. go mes
:O:kaio rqiises Ane@ sanity SAYING softly ~:
~ an-Z 8i-Tak9, III an Zai:rakus ten thou
Sand years Of g0od}lckAs'* :. =:
And Aite. saR ecfprSeates the wish. = ;.
+: TheH Bdtll tha;iIttie girls; lia wing dres sad
. very carefully, ge.. 10 20 Ba-saif. the: II pn.
!. oTed Mrs. Gfandm0thefr WHO. Is as kind: rs:
& owing and indnlgent as Trough, instead of
the ellfldFeD called her Withloyipg fa,niliar.
lily" G9anns.H ..s.ss:: -: St.;
:: For JAPANESE e t}quette: demands a.tfegTee.
of cererofliorsness:; AMONG. children. and
slaren IS, even atnUng tie little: ones fheiil-
selves. .thatis: amaZtfig;to us: Nevertheless
:the JapaileSe are devoted, and loving ;le-;
tents, and The children kid: and attentive.
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HON. MISS KAIO.
How the New Year Comes
to a Japanese Girl.
SOME PECULIAR CUSTOMS.
Ceremoniousness Among Children and
Parents. in the Mikado's
Realm. 80?
Written Tor TIE MORNING CALL


Her fun title is o KaIo- san--that is. the
Honorable Miss Kaio Not that she IS. q,
young lady of high rank !; far from 1t, her
father is simply merchant; but even her
younger sisters giye.her her full title, while
she herself; addresses her eldest sister as
Ane-san or Miss Eldest, for o Kaio-san is
A. little Japanese" girl, the youngest Of a
family of fouF.s ''y~:
:: Contrary TO our custom, she does not re-
ceiye more considerationo betting because
she is theyeungest Of the family. No, in
deed Ane=san has right to- all: this for
she is the ,:eldest, and the ether brothers and
sisters must yield to her wishes and. treat
her with;a certain amount Of Difference. =,
:: Tomorrow will be New Years day. and
SO O; Kaip IS very busy, though size is only
III years old. for little Jananese. girls early
learn to-; perform Numerous honsehold
duties. 81. :: .. .:.3':.ss...;
First there ale her clothes to- see about;
The inner kimono of heavy ribbed silk was
ripped yesterday ana to-day. it must be
ktretched:on a board, scrubbed and dried. :
!: So little Q Kai0jRnfps up, extfnguisiies
the trianddn. or night light. which is burned
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o. Kdio-sa,i and 1ae-sdn Entering the
5. - Land of Nod. -. =
mother or o. sku. sanla. and Ane-san and
o Kaio kneel with their mother and bow,
their foreheads until they rest upon: their
hands outspread upon the floor. ::
The, seryants come. too. ana offer good
wishes, and. most Of them wear the new.
kimono thesO Dannasan. the honored mas.
ter, gave them last night as a New. Year
gift. ::
To them the little girl. who is Ane-san TO.
o Kaio, and simply O Haru TO- her parents,
Is the o 10 Sauna, the young lady, though
she is a little girl only II years AID
In all these greetings, among parents and
children, among brothers and sisters not
one kiss has been exchanged. So
Neither father nor muther nor children.
have given or received single caresss OF
the lips, for this common tokenOfs affection
is unknown among the japanese, and o kai0
would open her slanting little eyes until:
they were almost round If ADe-san tried to
kiss her, indeed she would probably COM
clude that her respected eldest sister had
gone unaccountably. crazy and wanted TO
bite her.
o Kaio's father once saw some foreign
ladies kiss their children, and he did not
like il. 1t seemed to him very uncouth
way oil showing affection.
Observation-Disclosures luck for ten thou
sand yesrs-ls the greeting Ok tpe aey, !.
sMhn-Eai.raku," niurmurs the wife and
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Piled In the marker, all pinky and sweet, :;
.Downy and mellow and tempting TO eat, !;
Prisons of jniciness notice how EACH.
Passei>by mufmnrs. q. How Sweet is a Peaebie';
A; phrase mote expressive could not have been
-; coinedl p.
!. With daintiest thoughts IL is evermore joined.
Light, sound and favor-one figure OF speech s:
Covers completely" AS Sweet as a Peach.o.
But one thing IL fits most completely Of all,
The mouth cleansed with soz0poNT. rightly
we call :s:.s-
With teeth shining gums healtnsal, bfeath "ous
OF REACH, s:
IT'S this that is surely q Asswset asa Peach.i'
5. The Delight of Ladies. :
Because it enhances their charms tenfold IL
SOZODONT with which no dentiifce can com
pare. II cheeks premature decay OF the teeth,
completely removing tartar from their surfaces.
intersrices aud cavities, whiteHing them. render
ing the gums healthy and cosalliue, and the
breath as paldy us the odor OF flowers. The
gritty and acid properties which reader many
tooth powders aud washes Objectionable are not
to be found In Amertca's FAvoRlTE. SoZoDoNT.
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{: tie Remedy, and from the first bottle |
experienced relief, although was suffer
ing from az liberated sore leg, a few bot
tiles entirely cured me"
. While Faverite Remedy is curing the
eruptions and sorescansed by impurities
of the. blood. it is. also regulating the
bowels, assists digestion, clears the com
plexion, produces refreshing sleep, dis
pels aches, pains, nervousness, and melan-
:ehola, puts neville and strength in the
s: debilitated. If you have suffered from
the La Grippe, buy a bottle of DR.. Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy and it will put
vigor and life in your body again, and
make YOU as good rs new. ~
3; -: .. les tt Su n
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erSnq. pure vladimir his brown niuslaehe one
detects d snijle. This Grand Duke loyeS lit
.erstuIe.and mnsie; he am1ises himself by
purchasing antique fnrnitura and old MIN
eiatIress and his Imperial Hghness1s known
torevery brOeantenr in the Rles Lafayette
aud ChateapduD: Paris. President: Of the
'Academyef Fine :Arts.+at St. Petersberg,
the Grand Duke is Interested in every arr
: tlstlc.InQyel ent and artists always hnd IN
him .a:wise and generous protector. =
.:the Hraud Duke y lsdimir married. SIX.
teen years ago the Grand DMchess Mafie Of.
Neck nbohTg- ScfweriB. ister .*0l Fred
erle Francois I'll and gFandniece: of the
Orleans princes: The Grand! Duchess is
now SO years old and o. very handsome
woman Although attne time:0f her: MAR
ri1ge tlle:G Grand Duchess was'sR patriotic
German, :, quickly. she gave; her :heart to
Russia and neIer has she tried to make the
+ Germ an, iHhpeIyee felt ia the county. OF her
:Aus band. She is chief Of a regiment of
/ Infantry apd IF I hrs the Grand DuelresS.,is,
.pretd. HE: Grand. Duke: and s: Grand
: Duchess have Four C hiIdEen@ti6 Grand
Dukes Cyrl4s Boris and. Andre Vladimito;
yifeh#and The GRAND Duchess Halene
Niddiii9 ifewna.s Il lie Graffd; Duke is a
nenlber of the Jockey, UniDp aud Epertanl
clubs Of Paris. and during their stay at the
B Ho tel Continental, :Iheir impeTial Hight
nesses have bean enteNa Ined: by the Duke
de Ia :Treus He. C 0uIft HP0tockf, Duke de
Neal les and the. Marquis, de I5ati. ...::
:" The Grand Duke Alexis is SECOND bre ifrer:
of tile Gar and: one OF the handsonfest nieH
ih Russia. Very. tall, hfesd-sh gathered.
with bionde.: bpayd; ligi.t. Bile eyes; a. deep
( vQIce and nlnsieaf faugli,. Alexis Is. good
naturet:> and SIMPLE in lis nianEefs, The
Grand Duke lex Is lis alnfFarof tie Rus
Sian fleet. while " ladlmfr IS: ald-de2cainp
general Of the Gar. Alexis will never
marry. and storlesa are told Of. bislQpe fora
lady Of the Russian court, .ofthe Cars dis
pieasure aid the @voSage Of the Grand DIXIE
father; Alexander :lL but. na1e himself a.
pT0mse meyer t9: 4aarTy, AID that promise
he has kept. :: *. =: 49,. ::
. When Afexisvisited America; he went as
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MaXlmltlan. uleu, Dul
his children were edu-
Gated as Russians. and
brought up in the Greek
religion. Duke George
OF Leuchten berg. the
younger Brother oI the
one now In Paris, mar
ried Princess Anastasie
of Montenegro, and told
his brothers that lie con-
sidered two morganatic
marriages in the family
sufficient.
The Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess Serge
are also at the Hotel
~. a
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medium between. high.
ness and OTTER titles.
ilighDess is dhe oldest
.tftie or predicate. and
fer a long time. kings
were called: only. thigh
ness. F" Then the pretf-
cate. Belonged to- princes
of royal houses, especial
ly when kings and erii!
perofs were called ina.
1esty." However, when
Louis XIV gave his ule-
climate sons. the predi-
cate OF ''htghness" the
old Prince of Condo was
SO .seandalIzed. that be
n n flaA l,it,f.cAff ssnnr1. *
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listed Anne riea; he 'Mens :.as

far as California. and
WAS seTy.'.:: pleased.
with: a. hunting expedi-..
ton organized by, ;;t9e.
:. Ehited. States Govern:
llent.:. General Sheridan
was chief OF tie expedi-
*tfCn, aud Alexis was the.
hero. because he killed
more tAan 1QO.6uffal oes.
:A.Iexisa,Iso.k has an:apart--
,:m'ept. at tie; Hotel. Corr
.:tfnen tai, :and:I::. have al
ready said that tle:Duke
Of. Leach ten berg, : c.llu-
e q o 80 =
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The Partnership .Ioke.
Budaio Express

BuHaIO EXpresS
Mr.. Poster" said the proprietor. calling
in his chief bookkeeper. 81 have been
watching your work for the last year"
II hope IL has been satisfactory, sir 2"
ut has been very satisfactory. / propose
to make you a partner in the business"
Make me partner. sir?"
yes"
'Conldn't pou reduce my wages and let it
go at tbat?"
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brothers,: the Grand
Duke Vladimir: is the.
eldest, and by his. great
height and military air
, We Immediately recog-.
.'nize a. Rom aneff..-.' -.
vladimir: is graceful
MS we'll as warlike. and
in this family Of. .T1tans
/. Ire. is the artists. never
does his blpeeye lose. it's
observation-disclosures
auce. and always: under
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g: Al man registered at Madison tGa.9.
hotel short time ago.. After retiring he
dreamed he was .ona railroad train. when
he discovered that another train was COM.
ing toward his on the saiye track and a COL
lisien was inc vItahle. The conductor called
out, Jump, and at that. moment the.
dreamer jumped out Of the; second story.
winffhw He escaned In irrys
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Pope Leo XIII owns a pearl left to him
by his predecessor on the throne of St.
Peter. which is worth go, 900, aud the chain
of thirty-two pearls owned by the Empress
Frederick is estimated at a35, 900.
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ODHIIHtHIaT, ana Tie
Grand Ducbessis especially interesting. be-
cause she is the granddaughter OF Queen
Victoria and daughter of tue lamented
Princess Alice. Elizabeth Feodorovna has
a sad history. She is only 2S years
old, but she has drained the cup
OF sorrow to the dregs. When q
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THEY LIKE PARIS.
Russian Grand Dukes in
the Gay Capital.
THEY KILL THE.
HOW
Vladimir. the Cars Eldest Brother,
Is the Artist of the Family.
Alexis and Sergius.. r..
Correspondence or TIE MoRSlISe CALL

For the past month Paris has had the
pleasure Of entertaining three Russian
Grand Dakes4the GraRdDuke of Mecklen-
bourg, Sch@erin and the Duke OF Leuch9en.
berg. Goesfn of the Gar. OF the Cars.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-01
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THE ONLY WAY

To. cure diseases of the
skin. such as salt rheum,
e c zem a, pimples,. boils,
blotchess ulcers. and sores,
is by the use of DR.. David
Kennedyas .Favorite Rem
:edy. 81 used numbers of
SO. called blood purifiers,
Writes Mrs. Belinda Hod.
lSdon, Haverhill; M H., with
'out benefit. until ] began to
fake DR.: Kennedv's Favor
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-01

However, Poe's work is well enough in
its ways five except this bit OF borrowed
frenzy. But let this Raven" be forgotten.
It:has long been cherished by America for
its supposed strength and strange original
ity! But yon see clearly that If there had
had been no Mrs, Browning We would have
had no Poe. :or least no Raven.
~: JOAQUIN MILLER