Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, December 3, 1892 by Various
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little is left open to SAUNDERS but the industry of the Blackmailer.
The office of Secretary to a Missionary in a Leper settlement, on an island of Tierra Del Fuego, is, however, vacant; and, if the many important personages with whom SAUNDERS has corresponded will only make a united effort, it is possible that the Man who would Get on may at last be got off, and relieve society from the burden of his solicitations. May the comparative failure in life of SAUNDERS MCGREGOR act as a warning to those who think that they shall be heard, by men, for their much asking! P.S.--This does not apply to women. We have just been informed that Mr. SAUNDERS MCGREGOR, M.A., is about to lead to the altar the only and orphan daughter of the late ALISTER MCFUNGUS, Esq., of Castle Fungus, Dreepdaily, N.B., the eminent introducer of remarkably improved processes in the manufacture of Heel-ball. * * * * * "ONE DOWN, T'OTHER COME ON!"--Mr. HORACE SEDGER has a _Prima Donna_ supply always on tap. After two of them have retired from the principal part in _Incognita_, the lively Miss AIDA JENOURE--("'Aid 'em JENOURE,' she ought to be called," quoth Mr. WAGGSTAFF)--comes to the rescue, and "on we goes again" with an excellent _danseuse_, too, thoroughly in earnest, as her name implies, which sounds like Miss Sin-cere and is written Miss ST. CYR. * * * * * [Illustration: THE FIGHT FOR THE STANDARD.] |
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