Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1871-07-29
LADIES' COLUMN.

AND Of tho flower demand If she
Loves sunshine and the shower;
And ask the bird il still he loves
Theioy that summer brings
soft airs, blue eyes and leRfy groves,
That listens while he sings.
II bee, and flower, and birds say Nay,
Then my loves false and fled away,
Why do I love thee?" Ask the sea
Why il RdoreS the moon
And ask the queenly rose why She
DOteS on the month Of June;
And ask the Sun-tlower why She Turns
Her bosom TO the sun
And all the dark nights fondly yearnS
For her most cherished one.
II Sun-tiower, rose and sea reply,
We do not know, " no more know |.
All who the secret source can tell
Of love that long endures?
The charm is uncomfortable
That draws my soul to yours,
only know that still my love
Is centred all in you,
As constant rs the stars above,
And pure rs morning dew.
Enough, though hid the II may be,
II Hove you-and you love me.
Girls, make a note of this remark
OF an old, WORKOUT beau: "A mar
who most compliments a woman j,
the one who most despiSes her
1t is suggested that the first piece
of music performed by Adam must
have been "warblings at Eve
The ladies of San Francisco are
said TO atone by their gorgeous toilets
for their lack of natural attractions,
Mrs. Stanton has been to see the
Hon. Ben. Wade, and announces that
riobt to vote ,r' rn "CI'' thc ' Fourtcontb
and FiGocntL omcndmonts
TLo Tnnm'"E ,"s"nn
nt Empress EHssnle ~ auoPtCu
~ ti!Iic GU VI MNuulIIc hollnc; .ns
Ia, a .To M.!,ilnGr Wno was
~ INC Na'ional uuaru''
In ~ ,Lc iau.cs "a. - ol"o
tLn Godots. az ,n.'i''l Io"s ~
]iinorT ~ Nv" 'o'' '"' mn
llle, cArail eHIu
yUUH man to q modest Girl. mo,
V,. - Inf Won con hovo MAJ
- \" N" ""'N "
A crustV old bachelor saws Tint
L.; co I,ro+ohoJ h,,s;no.- o~ore;,t
w . NiN'OHOu CUISINES, 9i''
ing OF q little signing, q little crying,
a little dying, and adeal of lying"
Avoid argument with ladies. In
spinning gaTnS among silks and sat-
ms, aman will always be worSted and
tristed and finally iround up.
OId loo Dikos who Ioves whisky
and tobacco, says he il NOT ooing To-
gct married IN sclG.snnporti1G wives
are all the race,
"Abw said a Sunday scboo, tcocb.
or. Caroline Tones WHAT 10 Won
think Won wouId have BEEN without
your GOOD fothcr ond mother ," q
Snnnose, mnm saiI CaroIinn. 81
at sion,1 ho, hocn = Nor.
nhonn
po.o, .,n,,oa.a;
pos5on HouIall IclVseu w print
ny. 10 soolI d l!sI'Lns eAcur,
IrowYoG whom %o want nm mon i5EVcr
water and moreover didn't know
how to swim any mara than a goo,o
y" '' SO
"A boston grocer, VINO excited the
lIo OF one Oh ms customers by pre-
sell!lIs Al his mouse ms Oil iof goods
icluglcu, was Wal'e9 upon soon al!er
% Il uausnler Oh Iic Heolor' VINO Salu,
Wisn you WoGIdn come WIN that
piIl "ncn la'her at hoIl9-l' MAKES
- w. "','iI,,
liapP{ DpIoesrooln. M9Tc money,
tIau"!l, ntole money liaYe you
ioIso'tcll una my mont! IiaS
oousHI y lllI'S you possCSs1,oe
o[eSs you SIalio IN f"ir
pIIo1' No, sIr' NOR nave ioTSoi-
len 'haU your money mas "oUShl
"haV S'"IuS Ill III
y young lady of Louisville, having
received very urgent proposals of
marriage from an old gentleman,
sent the following answer by mail :
"Why thus urge me TO com~nlfanceo
Why compel me to refuse?
Pe,r yIUISa a S yound nT' W Uui | cbo a
For lis a state IN ne'er ~disparage,
Nor will war against it wage;
III b MD u S Siike o9 70 ma 10 marriage
monn;aJ Ioar