Punch . es of flirting, and made suitable for public use beneath the are made capable of the semblance of a blush, while apearly hue is given to the yellowest of teeth. It being now the mode for ladies every other day or so to change thecolour of their hair, Madame Raffael has on hand a vast variety ofdyes, ready to be used at any moments notice, and warranted to wearwell in the very warmest room. Chignons supplied of the fashionablehue, as well as raven ringlets which may be worn for mourning, andglossy nut-brown tresses to be made up into watch-chains for senti-mental f
Punch . es of flirting, and made suitable for public use beneath the are made capable of the semblance of a blush, while apearly hue is given to the yellowest of teeth. It being now the mode for ladies every other day or so to change thecolour of their hair, Madame Raffael has on hand a vast variety ofdyes, ready to be used at any moments notice, and warranted to wearwell in the very warmest room. Chignons supplied of the fashionablehue, as well as raven ringlets which may be worn for mourning, andglossy nut-brown tresses to be made up into watch-chains for senti-mental friends. Cracked Complexions made as good as new. Repairs neatlyexecuted, and with prompt despatch. ON THE TASHIONABLE COLOURED HAIR. Deary me, said old Mrs. Guy, why now-a-days all the younggals is light headed. Medical.—The lights of the Metropolis are very bad indeed, and nowonder when they have been suffering so long from a gas-trick fever. 66 PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI. [February 17, LAYS OF LAMBETH, Lambeth Union House, Old Mens Ward, No. 6. onord Mk. Punch, Sir,—Last week as ever vos I dis-charged myself from the ouseoping to pick up a livin out-side, through being foter-graffed, along of the publicinterest excited about me bythat Casual Gent as rote meup in the Pell Mell Gazette,but ave been treated, I con-sider, very scaly, and comeback, wich I ave now turnedmy and to heppigrams, andaccordingly enclose a speci-men, and shall be glad of atrifel to drink your elth, Your humble Servant,Daddy. Not bein much of anand at the pen, the above,and below also, as been cop-pied for me by parties inthe ouse (wicli you will excuse, names being agin orders) as haveknowed better days, the heppigrams in partickler, wich I guv theidears, but the rimes and touchin up is by a poet as is now in the ouse(No. % Mens ward) all along o licker and conwiwial abits. A LARGE ORDER. Of Lifes extremes each towards other stretches,Till houseless wretchedness this comfort hath;
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