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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
SUMMARY OF TO.DArs DIS
PATCHES,
The ..City OF waes"

The "City or waco"
No news OF the passengers OF the
unfortunate Waco. burned OF Gal
weston, has been received, aud Il Is
feared they were. all lost In tho hurri.
cane which was rigging at the time OF
the disaster.
A bill has been introduced into the
West Virginia Legislature fixing the cap
ital OF the State permanently at Wheel.
ing.
Tho Grand Lodge Of Masons OF West
Virginia is iu session At Wheeling.
Vice President Wilson Stricken with
Paralysis
Vice President Wilson was stricken
inssnsibls with paralysis this morning.
but at last accounts was slowly recover
ing.
The Rsvivais.
The revival In Brooklyn IL becoming
epidemic.
Eastern Railroads.
All the railroads running west from
New York aud Philadelphia have agreed
upon uniform rates. thus killing all op-
position. It is believed their earnings
will be pooled and divided pro rata.
wrsallinr Match.
Andre Chistol and wn. Miller
xrestled for 1--WE hours and q quarter
last night in New York, whom the match
was declared 80 draw"
stanley.
stanley's letter published in to.day's
Herald. tells Of a fight with and victory
over thirteen canoes, armed with 100
spears. Of the fsats In his honor order
cd by the King Of Masagura. consisting
Of extraordinary displays and festivities.
among which was . review Of "a canoes
OH the lake, manned BY 1850 men.
races in which 81 canoes participated,
each manned by 30 oarsmsn. the King
leading the fleet in person. with a great
crowd looking on, which crowd included
the 900 wives Of the King. Then there
was bird shooting and target practice BY
5000 soldiers. The festivities lasted
four days. This King has 10000. 900
subjects, Is q Mussulman. and Stanley
believes his dominion affords the best
augury for the possible civilization Of
the African.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

Az enlightened citizen Of New Hamp-
shire gives one Of the Coronsr's jury In
the Josie Langmaid murder case the
benefit Of his experience a. iollows:
"Take up the corps and make the man
in charge tuch her II she Blsedss that 10
tho man I had the Same Evidence with
n solns fifteen years ago this will
show You the Correck way OF holdin' .
Coroner's jury this is as true ~ god 10
in heaven try this and you will satisfy
the whole Of the New England stats
just ~ | tell 1t 30 hslps mi god"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
The report was adopted.

TO BRIcKLAYkEs.-A prominent con-
tractor in Virginia City this morning
called the attention Of a NEws reporter
To what he claimed to 10 a fact. and we
in turn place il before the public. Ne
claims that there IL . splendid opening
in the city for twenty-five or thirty first
class bricklayers. and stated that he
could himself give steady employment to
twenty for three months TO come. He
complains that many Of the mon. now
employed In the city a. bricklaysrs,
know scarcely tho first principles Of
their business. being Of the class who
travel around from place TO place. at
each Of which they leave unpaid
board bills behind them. These
mon are now getting first.class wages.
aud not satisfied With this are talking OF
making n strike for $40 per day. While
the Nsws has for tho past eight or ten
months, advised miners and laborers
generally, to ~ to other places than the
Comstock in search Of work. and scarce
ly n week ago reiterated the advice. We
are 81 tho opinion that a few skilled
bricklsyers mot botches) could m
profitable employment In Virginia for
several months 10 come. providing the
weather remains favorable for building.
In giyiu; this advice, we wish to qaali.
IN il by saying that the ~bricklayer
(none Others are referred to- who has
employment Mt home. for which he re-
ceiv-s ANYTHING like fair compensation.
would do well 10 stick to u. or ut least,
before deciding to come hero. write to
his aeluaintancss, II he has any here.
and be governed by their advice. II
must he borne in mind that. although
the weather is at present vey pleasant
We are liable at any time To have
a succession of storms that will put a
stop to rebuilding the burnt district OF
Virginia, and that IL il nov N OF the
most expensive places in tho world Tor
a nan to live.
No CuuLpnrx ron HIM. A well
known young Lady Of this town. learn
inc that the Baptist church in Virginia
was M present leased to various societies
n, a place Of meeting. lately sought to
obtain il rs n school-house, IL being her
intention 10 open a private school at
that place. Upon asking psrmis-
sion from the Deacons Of the church,
her request was denied by N Of them.
not because IL was thought the scholars
would destroy the property. nor yet be.
cause the object was not n cool one and
tbs demand for schools in Virginia at
IN. present time urgent. but because
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

KsowIxo young men are waiting I'm.
patiently for the opening Of the skating
season. the results OF the first general
introduction Of the pull.back on loo are
expected to DO grand. glorious and
peculiar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

ifora natural causes, Had Ihs TAKEN
this Quantity Of laudaiiuln internally, u
would prove fatal sooner than II taken
as an injection; an ordinary dose OF
tincturs Of opium is from twenty to
thirty drops; four ounces OF opium
would be about thirty-two ordinary
doses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
srArIoNEnY ANp JEwKLRY.

J.. B. Marshall, at The Gold Hill Post
once store, IL sole agent for al
the San Prsncisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received a. roop a. Published.
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. blank
books Of every description mado TO order at
short notice. Gold and Silver watches, clocks,
and . 1ns assortment OF Jewelry: repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of toys AMI fancy goods. See regular adye.-
tiseTneut In another column. jelo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

MIS-. srowx says that "nothins is so
tiresome AZ perfect c~orrsctnsss." and
were she younger and fairer n might
almost fall upon her neck asd weep
.ympathetically for that.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
A sUFPooArING ooUGn.

IN Q letter 70 Hfs, Isle, Of Chicago, Q wen
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascribes the cure Of Q dangerous cough. accom.
fruuss Of n hG S,sSSans :: and 'c T.r .an NY 70 eo %sss
she says, "threatened to sufocate me .
bat the Honey OF Horchoand and Tar has
removed every trace Of t." The letter was 10
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed II at
the disposal Of Q. N. Crttsnton, Z Sixth ave.
nus. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minnie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
MORRIS A. NATHAN.

This popular dry goods arm. although losing
all By the great IRE at Virginia, will not die In
c~onsequslos. On the contrary. they viii open
In . few days here In Gold Hill, having seeured
an eligible place In Doctor HAIL. building.
Ing they went TO San Francisco for new and
extensive stock Of dry goods, and they will
open out In Q few days In splendid style. nos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
A Card,

To al Who are suffering from The erfoFs and
Indiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss III manhood. etc.. ] will send
q recipe that will cure you. free Of charge.
TIL great remedy was discovered by . mis-
dressed envelopes to the kev. Joseph T.. lnman,
station ID, Bible iIouse, New York City.
anil Bm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

DowS EAST those ysung ladies who
wear clanking chains arosnd their
waists. and largo hoop bracelets on their
arms rs far m the elbow. are called
Z" fashionable conyicts,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
Dep.rssre. S.s.s Evesi.g.
WIDENING rsrE srREErs.

Tmyisr strees 60 10 L.sfs ~ Is waS
before the ftrc rnioa street
mud suttsn Avenue % be Wtdes.
ed Ne Proposed BY h beard 81
A~thermaen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
Check Lost.

rxRrrYioArI OF pEpcslr NO. 2s.sss,
~ for $40, drawn In favor Of Peter 9fonn
b. the Bank Of California Agency. 0old Hill.
H. losl, Paymsut Of the same has been stopped
and the nndsr will confsr,A favor by lssving
said certificate q the Bsnk. mol 100
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
STRENGTH.

bAve me, health And money. AVOID qutcKs
and buy "ChemIcal Strength" sold by all
druggists. Instructions full. ard q cure guar.
aniecd In any case Of facilitating dreams Tor
seminal weakncss), and all alarming symptoms
OF nervous decay, resulting rom self-abuse.
excesses or any cause. CRANE Il BnIGnAn.
Wholesale Agents, Ban Francisco. Price %
mar hatils ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

ALL the hsroines are mot dead yet.
An Auburn lady. In whose hands q kerr
osens lamp exploded and suddenly
blazsd up, sat down on 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
NATURAL DEATH.

-~estisasay Taken ~ she Ceronef's
Inqsest Last ESenine II he Jury
Retsrns = Verdict that Decreased
Caase 70 her Death frsn Natural
Cnusea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
STOCK ~aEPokr.
This Msrnfng.


PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
soE Ophir 40X 40. Il
ia1 Msfican. u
% Gould aud Curry. lsN. fGh., IGN
40 Bsss and Beleher. -, 81
- sewage. %
80 Choliar. G.. Gsk
"a Con. Virginia. ia. go. 75.. ?5s
10 Hale a Nofcrvss. 3ax. q
los crown Point. ~. TN, II
80 Yellow Jacket. -. -
IL, imperial. 9A.9
80 Alpha. llS
- C5unisnee. lSS
IlO Belch'r. slh
7i,0 caiiforsis. si.. 81. AN
- Empire Mil. )
IN Bulli1n. a.
- Exchsqasr. n. nv
SIS Justice. 81. 30. ~
rs uhisa C,n.. ~.
- Caledonia. Is. Nv
i.5 Ialia. ~. ~
ia rsitinorr en- az. q.
81 Utah.
len silver iiiii. Tk.s
~ Rock leland. ss.s.5
li0 Challenges
l,s New York. ~. "
3i;3 wood,ille, ~. so, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

C3sAa covered his bald head and gray hair
with q laurel crown. Ayers hslr vigor coyers
gray hesds with tho Sill moro welcome locks Of
yoath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

ru.l.rro.,.,oeto,ar,ro
and zee.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

.frcrAl 70 n oels AiLl sAtif sE'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES


SPECIAL 70 ooLp NIL DAILY xrws,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-10

seemed conscious OF all that | said. or nj
last she objected to some prop1siuohs
that made; kneit GOWN q, INC osu,
eide and made a close eAaminal'on :,
her breath two or three times 20 SEQ =,
could detect tue shs,i OF any u,as.
I eeiaiiy opium. which you can 10 nnen
a person has taken over m "i,r
quantity hsr otea'h was ~.
u the least ouor ., Ts ~ -ha,
could deteet no'nius. .n...J
eject II would nav upon ne. -
inserting the stonnaeh panE, ,a.n ons
ieeame very restless, 'a. suams nv, h.p
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-11

GENERAL SHERMAN has given his &C
count of the first discovery of gold in
California: / remember one day that two
men. Americans, came into the Office and
INQUIRED for the Governor. asked their
business. and one answered that they
had lust come down from Captain Sus!er
on special business, and they wanted to
see Governor Mason In person. l took
them to the Colonel and left them together.
After some time tho Colonel came to his
door and called to me. went in, and my
attention was directed to series of papers
unfolded on his table, In which lay about
half an ounce of placer gold. Mason said
to me. "What IL that!" I touched 1t, and
Examined one or two of the larger pieces,
and asked, us it golds" Mason asked
me If / had ever seen native gold. ! ans
wered that in le44 was in Upper 6eorgi'
and there saw some native gold, but It va
much finer than this, and that 1t was II
phials or IN transparent quilts; but said
liz this were gold II could be easily tested
first, BY iss malleability. and next by acids
l took piece In my teeth and the metali'
luster was perfect / then called to tn
clerk, Baden. to bring mo An AZ Ant
Ihatchet from the back yaTk. When Ties
were brought / took the largest piece sn'
'Iveas II ont flat, and beyond doubt u Va
'|metal, and pure metal. Still We attaches
llittie importance to The fact, for gold wa
known 70 exist at Han Fernando, at IN
|south, andyet IVES not considered Of muc'
IvalaaA.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-11
|mes and Places of Holding Courts

E,n-cmc Court-M Virginia City, First
bniay in january and second Monday IN
)cllst. =.
Pr;nia CITY. first Monday in April, and
Ind Monday in September
..cona O;strict-At Deer Lodge, second
oNny in AprN, first Monday in Scptem-
and first Monday in December.
FLirl D,trict-At Helena first Monday
March: first Monday in June and fourth
bnday in November.
Tcrritorial Courts-First Distrlct-ln
hdison county, at Virginia City, th'rd
onday in March, third Monday in Sept.
In Gallatin county, at Bozeman, Isl MOI
" in March and lst Monday in Nov.
/ in Jefferson county, at Radcrsburg, sec
hid Monday in February, first Monday In
Dct0hcr
second District-Dccr Lodge County, al
beer Lodge CITY. second Monday in April
6rst Monday in December; first Monday. II
Scptcmber for all cases that can be tried
Without jury, except in cases wncre the
bar,ies consent that special venlre may
In Missoula county, at Missoula, fourth
fonday in June and I'd Monday i'll Nov.
| In Beaver Head county, at Bannack, mrs
Monday in June and second Monday IN Oct
Third District-In Lewis and C!ari
hunty, at Helena, first Monday in May
kst Monday in November
I'm Mcaghcr county, at Diamond City
ft Monday in April and third Monday II
ttObcr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-11
A French Love Tragedy.

[Paris Correspondence st. Louis Globe.
- The wedding was to take place
on Christmas Day. Three weeks before
that date the affisnced husband sought
out Minnie, and told her he had deceived
that he could not and would not
abandon her; that he loved her ten times
more than he ever could love the other
woman. Minnie was happy, and yet she
was wretched. She declared she ought
not to keep him; that she must not keep
HIM. Finally he told her that he did not
believe his bctrothcd really loved him.
This shook her resolution. She said nc
more. She determined, however, to see
and Judge for herself She had learned
where the fair Bostonian was residing
and, making some ingenious excuse, gain
ed an interview, without revealing hel
true character. She found the American
lovely; that she was well-nigh hear'-bro
ken at the neglect of her lover; that shs
knew he had had mistress; that she sus
pected he was still bound by his old at
tschment; that she was the barrier be
tween her aud happiness. The grisett'
went away. She saw the artist no more
but she wrote him . long letter, tellinl
him how much he had wronged the beau
,.ful girl he was engaged to; that she VOL
shipped him and would make him happy
The next day Minnie was dead in he
lodgings, asphyxiated by charcoal. Sh
had deliberately destroyed herself to in
sure the happiness Of another woman, AM
that woman her rival.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-11
Popping Corn.

ORplmS OOFAs
And there they sat popping corn,
John Styles and Susan Cutter;
John Styles as fat as any OK,
And Susan, fat as butter.
And there they sat and shelled the corn,
And raked and stirred the fire,
And .alked of different kinds of ears,
And hitcbed their chairs up higher.
Then Susan. she the pepper shook,
Then John he shook the pepper,
Till both their faces grew as red
Al sauce-pans made of copper.
And then they shelled, and popped, ant
ate,
All kinds of fun poking,
And he haw- -hawed at her remarks,
And she laughed at his joking.
And still they popped, and still they ate,
Johns mouth was like q hopper,
And stirred the fire and sprinkled salt,
And ahook and shook the pepper.
The clock struck nine and then struck ten
And still the corn kept popping;
It struck eleven-then' struck twelve,
And still no sign of stopping.
And John he ate, and Susan thought
The corn did pop. and patter;
Till John cried out, ''thc corn's afire!
Why, Susan, what's the mattcr?'
Said she, John Styles, it's one o'clock,
You'll die Of indigestion;
I'm sick Of all this popping corn
Why don't you pop the question ?"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-11
Number 80.
IA Washington Girls Mistake
IWashipgtou Chronicle.]

Yesterday afternoon a young lady in
the Navy yard was terribly shocked oy
her own foolish mistake. Being sent for
some flour to Harry Combs store IN a har'
~, she took what she supposed to be
clean pillow-slip from the bureau drawer
When she bounded into the store, sm'i'
ing like basket of chips, she handed inc
thing to Harry to fill with flour. ho
|didn't notice what "they' were I'LL .
scoop of flour had gone through them.-
When he raised them up and exposed TWO
outlets at the bottom, nicely ftinged, etc >
1.-The young lady ran toward the tunnel
without saying word. and poor Harry.
covered with flour, laid the garment in the
money drawer to await her return. AT q
late hour, last evening, nobody had called
for the -four, and Harry had engaged q
|seamstress to sew up the bottoms ana
make salt sack out of 'em.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-11
Sad Family Meeting.
[Sau Francisco Post.

IT. = It was the old, old story and ex'
planned the origin of hoodlumism more
than hundred eloquent and
discourses. A drunken
mother and q father, with his narrow per-
ceptions and sensibilities contracted and
blunted by incessant toll and unceasing
struggle against poverty. Such were the
parents of the younger girl. who unde,
more favorable auspices might have grown
up an honorable and respected member OF
society. That she possessed many sterling
qualities was proved by the testimony OF
both parties.
"Ah. Your Honor" said the father, a
moor old man whose thin hand trembled
with emotion as he stretched it out in sup
plication to the Judge. "She's my only
comfort. and don't. don't commit her this
time. q, Your Honor, what will I do il
she goesl Who will take care of my four
little childrens''
"Where is their mother?" asked thu
Judge.
"Ah," said the old man, sadly, shaking
Ibis head as he turned toward . coarse
looking woman at bis elbow, who wa
wiping her eyes with the corner of dirt,
shawl; 'she's here, but you know wha
she is."
"Yes, indeed said the Judge; "only to-
we'll. haven't seen her here lately"
"Oh, no, Your Honor" said the woma'
Frightening up. II promised you the las
time you sent me to the county jail
wouldn't get drunk again. and hayen
got drunk for a long time"
"HQw long?' said the Judge curiously.
s.Oh. quite tlme-well-a month, any
how. But you won't convict her, You
Honor. Oh. don't," she walled, exhibit
ling genuine symptoms Of grief. 'Wha
would my children do without her. and
may get drunk again. God knows,
don't wish it Your Honor, but / can't bel
myself"
! SWELL" eaid Hrs Honor, and his brow
-contracted as he spoke, for constant col
|tact with the dark side of human natu'
-lhad not rendered his heart altogether il
,Isensible to pity. I'D like to let the q
r 90. but she was here q week since on
similar charge, and l really believe it's Il
Iher good to send her to the Industri
lScbool." And he turned to his warrant
e while the parents fled sorrowfully out
lCourt,
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SMITHS REHEARSAL.

! never knew nicer 1ellOW tDaN SUlItA.
He was an artist, and everything you
could wish in the man whom you made
your friend.
For instance. he was good looking, but
not SO good looking that you felt jealous
IF HIM when you introduced him to the
ladies' of your acquaintance. He was tall
and strong enough to take your part where
physical force was necessary. lie was
we'll enough off not to want to borrow
money of you, and to lend it when you
wanted to borrow yourself. And. tocrown
all. he had a temper Of the most sauye de
scription imaginable. If he played whist
with you and won. lie pocketed the money
if. on the contrary, you won. it did mol
make the slightest difference to smith
YOU pocketed the money, that was all. Te
use the language Of the bygone professor
of s.noble art of self-defence," Smith va
q man who always came up smiling, ant
for him life seemed to have no care.
It's SAID to be long lane that has NJ
turning: and Smith found that there va
a turning to his at last, and the turnin!
led him into quagmire of .nisery-int'
the Slough Of Dsspond. I must tell You
by the way, that Smith, In spite OF q
rood looks, was bit of q cynic. ID
sneered at women, and looked upon then
las sn Inferior order Of beings-only suite
to make into shirt-makers, the seWers-ol
., buttons and washers of garments.
vas very Objectionable for . man to hav
uch points; but then We are none OF u
born perfect.
allow a man-in his right sense, MIND,
aid Smith to me one day. ip confidence
.can 20 with his eyes wide open and 90
| b woman, Here, my dear, let me o
your slave for life, finding you In hous
room and dresses gets over me. AND u
matter Goesn't stop there. for NO on
could possibly supply woman win .
that she wished for. Then look d ne
children and the consequent expense
.hherc. Even if man could treat It 10 90
hight. viz: that his income would oouo'
,bn marriage, and 60 on doubling vii
every child born unto him, It would DC
great undertaking; but - matters are o.
lmy dear boy, it's stroc'ous! III never n'a
Iry. Just look at JcnuingA"
mot here" said, ito look At.
"No. dear boy" he said sauvely; -.
hook at his position, mcntally-twelve Chi
ldrcn-tvins three times. which makes
|sextet. Fancy-being man with 2 e
ltetl Its horrible Try another OF 'ne'
Icigar. old fellow. I wouldn't Be Se'
lu,ngs for all the world"
..N,ce little wife, though" saao.
.Yes. she really is." said smith, . mo
.miable little woman. How welcome q
always makes you when you go' 'e
lnings is very proud Of her.
30 ne ought to be- l said. .Ars. :
I;s ! model little woman; loves her 40
Iband dearly ard always has : swees. 9
ldid smils for bic old friends. Seen 2
ls,sterr YEA said Smith, I've seea 2
lBut. after oil, its . sad position for : 2,
lto be iu-s!ed up to woman-0oW
|mnst look With envy at bic bachelor
louaintance! Al, woman. womsn-as
) toa taid, whose mortal heete otO.
deeah into the world, asd ~ css wee'" :,
sGeutly.' ! sid; = yoa muee ssn'
|auoa,tions % your frisods - = ccrecs'
sThat's qsias osssses. J asssss ysss :
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-06-11
Learn to Keep House.

Beautiful maidcEs-aye, natures fair
queens,
Some in your twentics AMI some in your
teens,
Seeking accomplishments worthy your aim
Striving for learning. thirs,ing for fame:
Taking such pains with the style of your
hair,
Keeping compilations SO lilly and fair,
Miss Tot this item in all your gay lives:
Lean to keep house-you may one day bt
wiyes.
Now your Adonis loves sweet moonlight
walks,
Hand-clasps and kisses, and nice little
talks,
Then as plain Charlie with his burden 01
care,
He plainly must live on more uourishins
| fare
IIomeward he'll come at the set of the sun
Homesick and weary; his working da,
done;
From thence let his slippered feet nee
wlsn 10 roam,
But learn to keep house and thus kce]
i him at home.