The Morning herald., 1877-11-15

oung ladies' now can blitheIy spin
OF "street yarn" many aspool,
nd weave web Of scandal, too,
And dye it in the wool.
[ouug ladies' nov can bake their hair
Can brew their own cologne,
borrowed plumsge often shine,
While they neglect their own.
nd IS to secrets, who would think,
Fidelity pearl9 Z Ia Il
one but model little miss, 'h
PercAauce . country Rirl.
oung ladies now wear lovely curls,
What pity they should buy them;
md their bonnets-heavens! they fright
The beau that ventures nigh them.
vsu lovsis changed from what is w..,
Although 'trne loveis known; -
us wealth adds luster to the sheep,
And melts Vie Heart of stone.
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bus, time works wonders rs-young and old
Confer bis magic power; .sa. aH o..
Pauty will fsyde,, but virtue proves w.
Pure goldfn haaf's last hour.
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fS'@HsRALD e. HER. NOTES. .,... q.
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People that beggars cant put up with
ptel.keepers. 30 S.%E1 =" "a ~
Better to have loved short girl than
yer to iIave loved :all. .'
Jane, it is eleven o'clock. Tell that
ung man to shut the front door from the
fside."' sg'r rE,graE a'...
leading Baltimore druggist is under
est' charged with selling liquor on
nday. ' ~ y4 ......
the cheating b6teher will have his pun
ment, ,tmeted .unt to him in another
rld. ed ''-' 4.a'" '." ,', " "
from $50 to SIS per month is paid to
nmon laborers in Mississippi and Lou
paaa.
uaryianders are complaining that q
at many counterfeit quarters rass cires7 |
ns in some portions Of the. State.
Dr. Mary Walker is not much on inalri.
Oy' but she has several cases II breeches
Promise with tailorsof her scquaintance,
ome Of the New York papers appa-
'ly only published as bulletins amour 6.
the condition Of Miss Clara, Morris
hhs. Y ,~.TT| I1N ]5I1
ne United States imported NOR b scis-
last year than for many preceding.
Increased d demand came from the s,.I
lis papers. '.>-' [ |,
llss Collins, daughter of the late Nor
er Collins, is about to issue her first
eI 1t is TO be entitled "An Innecent
Der' The interest is Of a psychological (
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'anommedans used 10 argue that no
nan could bein Heaven, because. silence
re'gned there for half MI hour, ,b,t
Is now become doubtful, because Gail
milton hasn't said anything for over .
Fe weeks. ..5..a. .'.., o., aa,.g 1
Pr' Hprico. the new tragedian, who ar b
I from California, says the London a
[ep@am, has more qualifications for =
ruast than an actor. Heolpses after b
|'en Of which q certain class Of Ameri. #
actors seem fond, but has no histronjc u
',nes are not what they were. The old II
es' used to represent Psyche and Cupid D
~ ny silken ribands during their II
might walks, but now lovers fpd 81
eq"enee of This same pastims| ia to O
70 stick around tthe fire, with the neck o.
" up In piece Of commonplace red u a
Ils pms D @s9; 10 Ho =
mack driver in Oakland, CAL, drove =
owner across the, city and back 10
an hour, and attempted to. improve
opportunity '. by collecting $l2 80 for r.
Pfv'ces' The mine owner called the r.
y !, Aard names, and a. hs crowd co.'s "a
=; =; The owner Of the hack 6palty sP. r!
y ana reduced the ,chsrya toy$D, I"
was paid. lAg8UI r