M}' visit to you, has been the last;
And before your time has passed,
Please return the call I've made.
And you 'I never be left in the shade.
4
I 've come to see you as a friend,
And the only thing I have to send;
Is- my good wishes, to you and all.
Please come and see me before my next call.
5
|f my Card you'l keep in sight.
And you have any time, within a fortnight;
I'll be,pleased to have you call, and see
That your visit will be enjoyed with me.
6
I.m sure I've made you the last call to-day,
Now dont linger along, and stay away;
But call on me at an early date.
Before you can't, and gets to late
7
f\s soon as you have any idle time,
Remember my Card, and keep in line;
Come and see me, at my home,
We will have a good time, even if alone,
8
This Card I leave with you to-day.
To remind you, when I'm away;
For you to make me a call just as soon,
And if some day 'twould be before noon.
9
The grave is nearing every day.
Now dont worry your life away,
Knjoy yourself, make me a call some day;
Remember this Card, and dont delay.
10
Let us enjoy life together.
And not grumble about the weather;
But call on me, next pretty day, ' -
And we'll have a time all our own w^ay.
II
V\/hen this Card you see, remember me;
And I'd like for you to call some day, '-
If my visit has b<^en a pleasant one,
I'm sure you'l come before long.
12
I F I'm not at home, when you maKe a call;
And you've got no Card with you at all,
Leave a note, beneath the door to show;
The call you've made, for me to know.
13
When this Card you see,
Come and see me.
We'll have a time you bet;
That you will never regret.
No. 14 a Card to use when no one at home
I find that you are not at home today,
I leave my Card, and must go away;
To entertain' you today, I see
Is impossible, unless you come to see me.
Cards sent by Mail are 5 cents per (00 more.
If you would like some of these Cards; and live in
the city, leave your Order, at your Trading place
with money as security, and notify me by Postal.
I F you want your Mail preserved for you.
And as soon as Uncle Sam gets through,
Hunting the one he can not find;
He will return to you, awfully kind.
If on one corner, your Address is there,
He'l not leave it to the Dead Letter Office care.
PRINTING in a St3'le no neat,
By GUS BREE, on Miller Street;
Envelopes that 3-011 can alwavs Iveep
Out of the Dead Eetter Office heap.
Your Return Card, he'l put on so cheap,
Make it an object to investigate;
The. price to you, that he will make.
Circulars printed; but not for any fake,
No matter, how large a stake,
Is Offered for me to taxe,
For sizes up to six b}^ eight;
Larger than that, I do not maKe.
L,ables but not up to date;
Square, Oblong, or in any shape,
Tnat is not round, but only straight;
In that line I do take the caKe.
For Lithographing I'm not in shape.
Why I to you, do this state,
That you do not m.ake a mistake.
And order something, I do not make-
CALLING CARDS for you, I'l make.
No matter what time it will take;
I'm sure, I'l not make a very large stake;
If Your order does take a week to make.
You will get them at price so cheap,
That you can make a visit 7 times a week,
And just think ; only i . 3 S
Is all, lliat the visits, for a whole year will taxe.
Visit once a week, it'l be but 12 cts. and 8.
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
M}' visit to you, has been the last; And before your time has passed, Please return the call I've made. And you'll never be left in the shade.
I 've come to see you as a friend,
And the only thing I have to send;
Is my good wishes, to you and all.
Please come and see me before my next call.
If my Card you'll keep in sight. And you have any time, within a fortnight; I'll be,pleased to have you call, and see That your visit will be enjoyed with me.
I'm sure I've made you the last call to-day, Now dont linger along, and stay away; But call on me at an early date. Before you can't, and gets to late
As soon as you have any idle time, Remember my Card, and keep in line; Come and see me, at my home, We will have a good time, even if alone,
This Card I leave with you to-day. To remind you, when I'm away; For you to make me a call just as soon, And if some day 'twould be before noon.
The grave is nearing every day. Now dont worry your life away, Enjoy yourself, make me a call some day; Remember this Card, and dont delay.
Let us enjoy life together.
And not grumble about the weather;
But call on me, next pretty day, ' -
And we'll have a time all our own w^ay.
When this Card you see, remember me; And I'd like for you to call some day, '- If my visit has been a pleasant one, I'm sure you'l come before long.
If I'm not at home, when you make a call; And you've got no Card with you at all, Leave a note, beneath the door to show; The call you've made, for me to know.
When this Card you see, Come and see me. We'll have a time you bet; That you will never regret.
No. 14 a Card to use when no one at home
I find that you are not at home today, I leave my Card, and must go away; To entertain' you today, I see Is impossible, unless you come to see me.
Cards sent by Mail are 5 cents per (00 more. If you would like some of these Cards; and live in the city, leave your Order, at your Trading place with money as security, and notify me by Postal.
If you want your Mail preserved for you.
And as soon as Uncle Sam gets through,
Hunting the one he can not find;
He will return to you, awfully kind.
If on one corner, your Address is there,
He'l not leave it to the Dead Letter Office care.
PRINTING in a Style so neat, By GUS BREE, on Miller Street; Envelopes that you can always keep Out of the Dead Eetter Office heap. Your Return Card, he'll put on so cheap, Make it an object to investigate; The. price to you, that he will make.
Circulars printed; but not for any fake, No matter, how large a stake, Is offered for me to take, For sizes up to six b}^ eight; Larger than that, I do not maKe.
L,ables but not up to date;
Square, Oblong, or in any shape,
Tnat That is not round, but only straight;
In that line I do take the cake.
For Lithographing I'm not in shape.
Why I to you, do this state,
That you do not m.ake a mistake.
And order something, I do not make-
CALLING CARDS for you, I'll make.
No matter what time it will take;
I'm sure, I'll not make a very large stake;
If Your order does take a week to make.
You will get them at price so cheap,
That you can make a visit 7 times a week,
And just think ; only i . 3 S
Is all, that the visits, for a whole year will take.
Visit once a week, it'l be but 12 cts. and 8.