Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27

A PARoDY.-A good parody is q good
thing. There Is nothing as bad as a poor
one. Parodies have been made on almost
every good thing written. We give: below
one on "Kathleen Mavourneen." 1t is
good. 1t Is parody one can relish. Read
1t. AS Hibernian of our acquaintance
says "you'll find it to your placement :"
Flora. my darling. the dinner is waiting,
Inc voice Of the waiter is heard on the stair,
TIE guests on their bosoms their napkins are pin
ming,
Flora. my darling. why lingering theref
Oh hast thou forgotten how carly was breakfast;
Oh! hast thou forgotten how late shall be tea ? H.
We may be too late and we shall not get any, !,
Flora. my darling. have pity on mel
Flora. my darling. como down from your toilet.
The fair turkey CLEANS in the jell,'s mild light
oh. where is the spell that once lay in plum pud
ding Z, e. - - = - :
consdovn as you are or shan't get bite.
Flora, my Flora. my faint voice is calling,
Ere long uilrbe vanished both pudding and tart !;
shall be too late. and they won't leave me any;
Oh Why dost thou loiter. when they must de-
part?
know I'm too late. and they won't give me any.
Oh. why didst thou loiter thou loved of my heart?
TIE iOPERA.-The opera selected for
Monday night, October 9TH, is Barber OF
Seville; Tuesday, Don Pasguale. We clip
the following from the Ne,o York Herald
regarding Madame La Grange: 75i 4
This great and very popular artistic will
arrive here in the steamship Europe this
week, and the musical public will hail her
return to these shores with unfeigned de-
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periences, which, as we have noted from
time to time, have been attended by honors
and triumphs but few artists have the for
tune to gain. She has been, in the great
capitals of Europe, the cynosure of song,
drawing from the most exigeant critics
the most fattering laudation. Presents
were lavished upon her in Brazil and Ma
drid; and In Milan and other cities of lra-
ly she has been extolled as an artiste-of the |
very highest rank. At Vienna, it is said,
the court was in rivalry TO do honor to her
after she had displayed her rare talents in
the most difficult operas of her repertoire.
We think we may promise Mr.. Max Strak-
osch that in securing Madame La Grange
and Signor Brignoli as principals in the
important combination that he has made |
for the present season, he has placed a firm
for a success that is not often
achieved in this country. Madame La
Grange is a tower of strength in any ope-
ratio or musical enterprise and Signor
Brignoli's fame increases with time"
HAIR FARE TO THE GREAT Mass MEETINGt
AT COLUMBUS ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th.
Railroads running into Columbus will |
carry passengers at half fare as follows !:
From Delaware and intermediate stations
on the C. c. s. c. 37g-,..-i ! .ro5
From Xenia and intermediate stations on
The L. NJ. & c. & x. d .fisaa ssa5 .'asa.ai ~
From GAINESVILLE and intermediate sta
lions on the B & o., C. o. Division.
From Coshocton and intermediate sta
,ions-on the P. C. & G.
From Piqua and intermediate stations on
he G. & 1. Central Railway. s-bi esi
-Hil2c ..a ~ s7n,s JOHN G.. THOMPSON,
.SIJiI Chairman Dem. State Ex. Com.
rlc .5g'' JOSEPH FALKENBAcH,
ssinp Chairman Den. Co. Cen. Com