Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, January 16, 1892 by Various
page 22 of 39 (56%)
page 22 of 39 (56%)
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'Tis time that this Poster were up! _Slap-dap-slosh_! I think it a telling one. Brave, Big, Blue letters! Some rivals about, but _their_ programmes won't wash; Those Newcastle noodles must own us their betters. I'm Champion Bill-Poster! Even Brum JOEY, Who flouted me once will acknowledge that fact. My Bills are so goey, and fetching, and showy, My paste so adhesive, my brush so exact! _Slap-slop-slidder-slosh_! There's "stick-phast," if you like. Bill-sticking like this is an Art, and no error. Bold letters, brave colour! A poster to strike,-- Admiration with some, and with some, perhaps, terror. I wish I quite knew that the former preponderate,-- That is, _sufficiently_. Mutterings I hear,-- But there, 'tis a Bill to admire, and to wonder at. Why, after five seasons' success, should I fear? Hist! What is that? Thought I heard a low grunt. Hope not, I'm sure, for I'm sick of stye-voices ARTHUR of those, has no doubt, borne the brunt; Now in a semi-relief he rejoices Pigs are fit only for styes and nose-ringing. Never let Irish ones run loose and root, Rather wish ARTHUR were less sweet on flinging Pearls before pigs; as well feed 'em on fruit. _Hrumph_! There. I thought so! _Hrumph_! _hrumph_! What a pest! Sure that big brute has his eye on my ladder. |
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