Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, May 30, 1891 by Various
page 12 of 43 (27%)
page 12 of 43 (27%)
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GEOGRAPHICAL. "Low-lying" districts are much talked about just now as breeding-grounds for the pestiferous Influenza microbe. The worst "low-lying" districts _Punch_ knows are the editorial offices of certain scurrilous journals, and the social pestilences they engender and disseminate sorely need abatement. Perhaps when they have duly fumigated the House, they will turn their attention to the Office. * * * * * [Illustration: A JUDGE OF CHARACTER. _Sympathetic Friend_ (_to Sweeper_). "WHAT'S THE USE O' ARSTIN' _'IM_, BILL? _'E_ DON'T GIVE AWAY NOTHINK LESS THAN A GOVER'MENT APPOINTMENT, _'E_ DON'T!!"] * * * * * THE BITTER CRY OF OUTCAST COMPETITION. "The breakfast at St. James's Hall, which we reported yesterday, and which was held in order to allow those who partook of it to discuss the possibility of establishing in this country a 'non-competitive system of university examination,' was, in some respects, a natural outcome of the revolt against competition which has of late years made itself felt in many different quarters."--_The Times_. |
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