The Morning herald., 1875-12-25
OUR IMMATURE POSTER.

Free CHRISTMAS llnch, Sprlnger's, \ Q.
West Fourth street, this day. mornino ard
evening. Terrapin turkey celery, sc. &c.
Old age need not necessarily Re felt in the
mind, as in the BODY.
The street in front of Parry Il Sons, $40
King street, was crowded with children
last evening, looking at his ''pompies'
dancing and whirling. His stock of toys is
simply immense.
A large Newfoundland dog, belonging 10
the keeper Of the lighthouse at Bear Island,
Me-, is of great value to the captain of the
steamer "Lewiston' in toggy weather, when
the light cannot be seen. He barks from
the time he first hears the paddle wheel
untilthe engineer salutes him with the
whistle when he walks off with great salts
faction.
Buy pair of gums at Fennesey's, 221
Market street, and you won't catch cold
from wet feet.
A spanish proverb says: Experience is
the father, and memory the mother of wis
dom.
A merchant down town sells more of Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup than ali other medi-
cine. together. Ii surely must be the best
ItHitHN lpE Il tt'ugt.
A bad place for the sons Of Ham-Friars
Poinr.
NcBricc, rs Marker strce. has nice
assortncnt OF dlugCets. mats; etc.
For comfortable pair Of boots for walk
ing. go TO Morei.nd, Fourth and Poplar
streets
A Tennessee gin: riding on the cars
crossed the aisle, kicked young man up
against the window, and remarked Il
was brung up never to allow yaller eyed
man 10 W INK at ne
The neatest cutter in town is said by
many to he VIM. O'Connor. Third and Mar
ket streets.
A girl refus d to he engaged until her
lover fir, insured lis life in her favor. and
then travelled two year a1road to improve
is manners. ''If he survives" Size signcd.
Il shall keep my engagement
Elegant stout french calf boots at D.
McCusker's. 2l6 West 2nd street.
They were talking of death. recently.
when one man askel-"N-hat vas his last
Words He didn't say anything" was
the reply. That was just like him" said
the first man, with an approving not.
There was no gas about him. He was all
business"
Some elegant walnut chamber suits a
7ery low price, At L. F. Adair's, Fourth
and King streets.
reputation that J. and J. n Harmon. 4lC
Eing street, have in this community, for
making fine furniture at low prices.
Idleness is a moral leprosr, which soon
eats its way 10 our heart and corrodes our
happiness. while it undermincs our health.
Prandies, gins. whisktcs and Other
liquors for sale By 4. 0. Perkins No. :?
East Second Street. Those making mince
meat can purchase cIeaply all tie necessary
articles at his store,
The hvpochondrical Countess. who zen
Ties every cinder-wtnch she sees" is much
more to be pittied tllen the toilipg drudge
who sighs for luxury and ease"
Massey. 404 King street, has some elegant
rings, chains, lockC.s and other ;cwe!ly.
which he is selling low
Man is feeting paradox, which the
fulness OF time alone can explain a living
enEinP, of which the solution will be found
in death.
For nice fitting boot Try john Green.
S04 West second stree.
1t has been recorded hy some anti-copuu.
bal wag, that when two widowers were
once condoling together on the recent be-
reavement of their wives, one Of them ey.
claimed, with sigh, " Well may I bewaii
my loss, for had SO few differences With
the dear deceased. that the last day of nv
marriage was as happy as the first There
surpass you,'' said his friend, - for the
LAST day Of mine was nAnNinr..