The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-19

scarcely be accused OF over modesty in respect
to their personal sttractiveness:-
IF THE YOUNG LADY IN BLACK, WHO
envelope when AZ table the American Institute Fair
b @ HSraS oss address
IF THE STOUT GENTLEMAN WHO RODE
augps up IN 99 and stage SATURDAY
Of the young lady sitting opposite Who wore striped suit
he S can cd Do so S addressing ELLA Union Square Post
Scarcely. applicable to the latter are Shake
speares lines-
"a maiden never bold;
OF spirit so still and quiet, that her motion
Bushed at itself y
And as Miss Elias admiration In this case
seems to be given to good many masculine
pounds avoirdupois, she can scarcely be classed
under another description of the immortal
bards:-
''Some there be that shadows kiss
Some have but shadow s bliss"
second edition of La Tr0Uidtd might easily
be made by any one patient enough to clip and
arrange the personals contained in several issues
of the Herald. From the first advertisement
timdly inserted half in Joke and half in earnest,
to the sad appeals full of remorse and terror the
passage is soon bridged. Let us try the expert
ment:-
MISS GREEN. PLEASE SEND YOUR AD-
INl dress to j. NJ. p, box $500 Post Office.
d B.--ANoTHER LETTER, ADDRESSED
ID. as before. Call for it. MARY MORTON.
.sVOUR NEIGHBORs." - COMMUNICA-
tion RECEIVED VIII you be KIND enough q to write
it great favor.
WILL MY LITTLE FAvORIIE, PRETTY,
w curly haired Libbie F''''r of the h; g., grant
an interview! f. g., OF 5l.
DARLING. "WEDNESDAY AND THURS
~ day. O'Clock, corner Tenth and West Fourth
'O' D''''O'' "'''' '''' 0'i'' ''' GkoRGE HARRIS
JH.F F.-MEET ME ON THURSDAY. THE
MH corner OF f""''''n'h street and bMsfotdETiI MoE
NIBLO'S, TUESDAY EVENING, AFTER
can TssGs sC o % %dO G. Nss si Yor TsR Fos
| GfHce.
NELLIE-sHALL SEE YOU AGAIN.?
~ REPORTER.
| CAM WILL MEET YOU ON THE CORNER
- of Twenty sixth street and Third Saturday
| the 16th at o'clock. MATTE
EMIA-'HoME IN TIME; NO THANKS TO
champagne. Write Immediately.
WAN GORDER.-CONE, DARLING, WITH
v ont fear only beware OF Shadows" Received two.
| More when seeyou JULIA.
DEAR CHARLIE-I AM HEARTsICK AND
~ discouraged. When will you come to PRAY
YOUR LETTERS INTERCEPTED = YOU
| i have been deceived; please write at the New
| York Post Office. You have the address. ID.
DRAY DO LET ME HEAR FROM YOU M
l. mediatey, as am very unhappy. BROOKLYN.
" DARLING, II AMGREATLY ALARMED. ."
| Ihave tried, but do not see you. Do please en-
shten me at once &C. viii you and relieve my sincere anfi.
cumstances to completely assure OF its bsng from you
| From your unhappy aud impatient Y.
DIsHEARTENED AND SICK IN SQUAT
- home this evening at O'clock sharp. Shall
| sec your No letters received. L.
| JNAITH AND TRUST so STRONG COULD
not believe changed, although that note almost
Sd s1G is So With Gods help my property wi" roftf pUr3 iad
| METHLICK.-JUL IL, 1901 HAVE BEEN
vi seriously i'll getting better, but very weak
YOU possibly can immediately for you are more needed
| Than you can think. M
DARLING-CIRCUM MAY SEPA.
~ rate us, but nothing between you and m!
love. do love You dearly, dearly. SOL 5.
| V MEET Me AT THE OLD CORNER 13),
| at one o'clock Saturday afternoon, X.
RELLA.- YOU HAVE BEEN DECEIVED
- played-and bias your darling, O. It's wrong; he
Will leave YOU am sorry. will call soon 18th st. and
2lst st. FRIEND.
HENRY P.-MONEY RECEIVED.
IL AMELIA WHITE.
Such an experiment is full of danger to young
men and unsuspecting girls. Pecuation, rob-
berry, and the penitentiary are incurred by the
one, while shame and the horrors of abandon
ment to the streets fall upon the other. II
tempted to engage for sport in such dangerous
pastime, let it be done with a full consciousness
of the penalties that in all probability, will be
| incurred Let 1t be remembered
| "Woman's honor
| Is nice as ermine will not bear a soil.