Beadle's Half Dime Library No. 41 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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Whoa, Emma! (New Version) a) Ten Minutes Too Late..... .. 2. Miss Gruber’s Boarding House 2 See That My Grave’s Kept GPOER oe? ooo T 5s. ceeds ep ghee 3 The Man in the Moon is Look- ing, LOW cad. sr908h.. cir G “oTwixt Two Stools a Man | Goes to the Ground”’....... 3 | Let the Girls Alone ..... .... 3) They All Do ft: ..0o = fase. 4 My Pretty Red Rose.......... 4 Rose of Killarney... ......... 4 Johnny You’ve Beena Bad Boy 4 Whoa, Emma! (Original Ver- BRON a ESR e War odd > cones 4 pe ees error 5 Come, Gang Awa’ Wi’ Me... 5 The Railroad Engineer’sSong 5 Molly Bawn... .-...-+++-- «+. 5 Cheer, Boys, Cheer ........... 5 I Knewthat I Was Dreaming. 6 Auld Lang Syne.............. 6 6 TOG. cons raniteer wow oss ve Landlord, Fill Your Flowing oD dt See SAP Fe S13? 2 9 A Good Time Coming..... ... 7 The Nightingale’s Trill...... 7 Co-ca-che-lunk......... ... ... 7 Pe esi ds wns neater 7 TEOUDART vantntn <o sda * Cdnenaee*- Under the Willow She’s Sleep- i a ee reer | They Borrow, but Never Re- DET: wel chibepvttugestooedte 8 ce" Sixty Songs in Number One! we the poe and Most Popular Songs o e Day—Copy- | rights, Favorites, Standards= Corn ic, Sentimental, Vernacular—mak. | ing it a gom piste Cyclopredia of | Song, adapted alike to the Parlor, | Stage, Club and Street. cer The Songs of the Best | Writers will be given in each is- sue of the SINGER’s LipRary, viz.: | Danks, Foster, Russell, Hays, Skel- | ly, Newcomb, Work, Frank How- ard, Nash Paul, Turner, Harri- an, John Reed, Rexf ord, Straight, | exter Smith, Cooper, Dempster, Hood, Tom Moore, Dibdin, Corn- wall, Morris, Byron, Burns, Sep English ’ Winner, Rollin Howard, Larry Tooley. | ge" Singers, Amateurs and Ar- tistes having Songs that are popu- | lar, which they wish to appear in print, will confer a favor by sub- mitting them to the publishers of | the SrveerR’s LIBRARY, which it is | their purpose to make a Perfect Repository of the Best Songs, Old, New, Copyrights, and Originals, << TZ VM IIs U Z ~ Y ~~ ‘ - —_— . : ~ Ee ~ ‘ ~ = , ~S ~ NS Less SSS N SS . WOH) ~ a WS < <c SS . » SS ~ SSS Oo > SS . aN m~ ~ SS S S a SQ \ - A SS — ~ > S ‘ ~7s y M — —. ! — . . % , 2, Je Copyrighted 1878, by BEADLE & ADAMS, iy \ Vl i 1 NM: Ss YS RASSVy SS RSSSQ S x SSO SS Nee SEEN 2% . S S NS a Ser + et MA WAX ROK AA ING SRA OS rs = S SS WASs7 ~~ Ss omic *®ND SENTi Me ™N\ ~* Ty ‘ by we ss TIONS AO JS Price, 5 Cents. CONTENTS. Sweet By And By ......... s. | Land of My Birth......... “8 | Why Can’t I Have a Beaut. 9 | Roll Out! Heave Dat Cotton. 9 — Se |The Butcher Boy ............. 9 Pode gs eee ee 9 Gay and Happy............ + ae | The Hazel Dell ::: ......... 10 | The Vacant Chair ............ 10 Tom Bowling .... ........... 10 | I Muse on Thee. ............ 10 | Pull Down Your Vest!.....-. 11 Rhine Vine Sharley.......... 11 Who Will Care for Mother FT Sake ads cite Neen aed 11 Heather Jock .. .............. 11 “Crooked Whisky!” ......... 12 French and English... ...... 12 | Juliana Jones................. 12 | Barbara Allan ...... PAR .. 12 | Son of a Gambolier........... 13 The Midnight Bugle......... 13 Sing, Birdie, Sing............ 13 pT a ee ae 13 Call Me When Breakfast is MPU careers bance et Jim, The Carter Lad .....,.. 14 The MDrunkard’s Raggit ee ara ee | Twinkling Stars .... ........ 14 The Marseilles Hymn ...... 14 Put Me in My Little Bed.... 14 The Old English Squire...... 15 Lord Lovel ... ........ .... 15 — Larkin.......2.. .. .... 15 | ("The most “taking ’ Songs | of Gus Williams, Tony Pastor, _Lydia Thompson, E. H. Harding, _ Lotta, D. 8S. 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