From the South Missourian.l
rn Gentlemen with Wh1skers-'


An Answer.
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rn gentlemen with Whiskers--


Am Answer.
Men, At first, tits said,
Were very well made,


But bemishes now may be found;
The great ugly creatures
Dcform all their features.


And rough shaggy faces abound.
No faces Of hair
Can gull the poor fair,


We care not fig for the varments,
Who delightfully."- doat
On beard like goat; lSarpents,
We'd as leave be in league with the
From tonsorial art,
Mems sons now depart,


Dispensing with soap, brush and razor
They grin as monkey,
Look sad as a donkey,
And pasture like Nedbuchadnezzar!
We nc'er will caress,
AS YOU may we'll guess,


Nor cherish the odd looking creatures;
But we do declare,
Not groat do we care,


For beasts of such horrible features.
If men will now choose
The razor TO use,


And harken to our sweet whispers,
Wen wear bust'es no more,
Behind nor before,


If the hard sex will lop off their whis


ker,. SoME GALS.