The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-07-18
AESTHETIC TRAVELLING.
In a Pullman Palace Car. westward
BOuud, on the Union Pacific
Railroad.

stg0esRoRs Of Mere Found in VAT nj
mans Leaves Of Grdss.'
THE CAR.
Superb work Of Art
acknowledgements,
Spectac tisF-uIa4na-1utsHlnlnS,
Glltterfng. girnming. smooth running
Palace ON Wheels
Wa uleaun vi tue refined carpenter. aud the
super-aItistic upholstcrer
Gorgeous luxurious a dazzling mingilng Of
oiled walnut, polished mahogany, Oualisue"
brass, crack!ed and ground glass, we've.
cushions, Japanese temple ~scfetlN' biiiiah'
lamps
More wonderful stil-A thing tu,t mctampr-
pliuses Itself by q revolution Of IL InNidcs
Without cramps
SECTION ON.
A wealthy Californian,
With his wife.
The dignity Of bank director. u BONANZA king.
And the owner Of aiitIIe -four nunured mne-fai-
To enumrrate hi, bonds were a iHshIIl Job foI
the lightning calculator
When lac Is upon III, seat Ills AInplltuulhous
expansive dignity detles every l%InltatUr.
She, once q beauty, lat inc wasn-tuDJ
Together with many evidences Of late suppcrS OF
fried oysters, lobster sauce, withs q. 4.
Her nose. 1i,uced. is now a little rummy.
A worthy couple-mcasured by uleir money.
SECTION TWO.
A young American Of Pedestrian extraction.
Alone
Win a lat bill book.
Going est 70 collect Tor the old man account,
various.
His mind dwelletlI profoundly upon his pawn
shnp his Sleeps clothing, mis- Iuany dicSeIs,
and all he nose
Whine MS sou, lnr traveller In the Pullman, being
In the spring time Of lie. permits MS MINE
lightly TO turn TO Theatres, pretty actresses
ballet girls, aud his clothes
THREE.
An invalid lady and her hCsband.
He waits upon Isr kindly, gurs iuI ieg "dtcr, Ad'
justs her pillow, hOldsup her book while SHE
reads.
She means, and whlncs, and frcts, and play
very sick, and, keeping an oil eye GU him a
he c%oyertly. wistfully Chances at the stou
maid opposite,
Eats aud drinks far more than she needs.
FOUR.
1t is a young swell IRON Milwaukee,
No work-.e nc think zee no talk zee.
lie sits In his chair,
Enjoying the air
Oslkoshy, w1shwusiIy, Milwuukts
FIVE.
A sweet young Miss
Lovely, dainty, dclcate, slender formed, large
eyed. demure, modest complexion peachy
A beautiful, fawn-like being, set nicely In ali tn
bewitching summer garment, that you'll
women IKE 10 wcur,-
In daylight !
Look at ues, ~ s"set and tender, and fame.
| Perhaps some CAV ganboller will get heri
Il - 1N@N fNN R|'INfAHA y - ~ 49, 60"
| He'll relUrln-lOru month aud thea neglect heI
The Inability Of such Il fate makes the poe
sluddcr
Aud syinpathize with her in her problenatlca
trouble.
He would put an end to It by sacrificing
| Himself and taking her unto his heart,
Werc it not that a wife and 1--WE olive branche
at home have the start.
He is one of many men, perhaps, who LOOK upO
feminine lOvcliness without SHINING,
4 And takes 1t somewhat philOsOphicdliy that h
can't have all the pretty women.
vi SIX.
An English lord,
Dreadfully bOred.s
HH1 arnerc'S nothing else In sh.
SEVEN.
AschO0lmarm on her way west 10 ask question
And, may be, TO answer a InunIcutous one,
uIt vyaI CO"ar,
For II size has waited forty yirtuOus summers il
vain.
Pro.be person she, prudently passing g prunc
and prism, bordering Perhaps perhaPs
perhaps 70 In this prolific country may lin
him II on earth"
meanwhile,
Please. porter, do not make I'M lhe uDDt