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That queer one, the new sCity Itsrn," is os strongly in favor of boards and whiskers. He d precates the slaughter of mustschios imperias, &c In the following "HohenlindeA:"

 On Manhood, when the race was young, The beard in unshorn hesuty sprung, And nations felt what poets sung

 Mans great and maiehlew majesty. Bat manhood saw another sight, When Fashion bade each lnckless wight With lather make himsef fright,

 And use the keen edged, cutlery. With napkin near his giass afTayed, Each man then drew his fazor blade, While soap and brush lagher made,

 To hide the dreadful butchery. And winter yet that face should grow, When. all the glorious beard laid low, His glass awonian's face shall show,

 Shorn of its manly nnjesty. The Razor glides. Befors It fall Mustachio and Imperial The stately beard and whskers, all

 The victims of its treschery. An few continue to be men, For many even glory, when Each day the soapy foam again

 Is made their manhosd's sepulchro