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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 20 October 1880, Page 2

Including the wives and children in each eateg rv, there w j re in vtis-la. exo v ling Po-and.a few rears ago, 1.200. 000 noblemen and civil and mMitarv '.ffi ors, .3 "00.000 sold'^w, 000,000 merchant;, G,OOO 000 artisans, 50 00). 000 peasants i.nd bib'-ive -a, 800 000 (cJe-iaslies. and 25 000 000 Ash ,; es, making a total of S3 100 000 inliabitaois. " ff'b-'so tlier- cool 1 road r.nd wrte I.COO 000 :.ob ! emen nnd civil ami inil't;-rv . '.'.\ ■• rs, wih thoir wives and <:hi dsvn : 130,000 oierehant?, r«„. half of ihe lu'ih-s; 103.00:) ; .,...-!^i .sic-=. nil •he males ani i wo. i birds oi' . lie y > trial. -s ; 1 OdO 000 .i-tiVns. one-third , ; f ,!,,> „;';,bv— t.»-:>l. 2 SlO 000 iiviM'es. Get'opmv can j i.-fili : ''".' boast of h.'.yin:- ri'oiliie.^i iho si.iai : est marred o t;;)(;lhi ev;-r s' -..••.-! bo , '.>ro n*i ni : ■"•. in i.k> ic.m „•: n mbra nro 'Jln.a-; - j ■vi M.,-.-!."...-, r^.'u'lp leiVO f-0 - -; » j i . v . i .. ; . noiie. A ■■■ i'yy' ulan.'o ib.s tiny I pair, it h :-v ! . ;o-ht b- ...-'veil lor v j c-Uc-te cd' r. utx'oiv-w ..in-, d fi i bte s j u.if-i^i.l up for a joko ia the 0. 1

adults ; bat, on a closer elimination, the genuineness of their maturity be-* erne luimistalcibly apparent. Acertain pleasant flivor of romance run* through the story of the circumstance* that led to their union. Although they are both German-born wonders, leaded by their parents to travelling showmen at an early age, they never happened to meet at the fairs and Kermesaon of iheir native land ; but a year ago, the ' Marquis}' being on exhibition at Mos* cow, while Fraulein Lilli was starring at Sfc. Petersburg, they became aware of one another's existence through reading the newspaper notices of their respective characteristics and entered into correspondence, which soon led to a rendezvous, and ultir^ately to tha contraction of a matrimonial encaserent. Now tbey take their professional rounds together, aud are eiving up their earnings with the object of retiring into private life in the Father-, iand. Nuremburg couM doubtless, supply tbem with the most charming of doll's bouses, eminently suited to their minute domestic requirments.