Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, December 20, 1890 — John Shaqi
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, December 20, 1890Various
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Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 99, December 20, 1890
Various
English wit and humor -- Periodicals
And as we pass the street-boys cry,
"Look at them cripples!" I but sigh,
"You're right, my friends. But would you fly
A lot like ours; uh, do not try
That Foot-ball!"
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OUR ADVERTISERS.
SEASONABLE AND OTHER.
SCARIFICO is a non-emollient, detergent, case-hardening, and scouring
soap polish.
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SCARIFICO will instantly give the finest complexion the consistency of
hardened wash-leather.
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SCARIFICO, used recklessly and freely, will rapidly flay the reigning
beauty.
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SCARIFICO, if applied as a head-wash, entirely removes all the hair.
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SCARIFICO should be tried on the young infant with caution.
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SCARIFICO, though regarded as an adjunct to the toilette-table, will
be found more useful in removing the rust from old fire-irons.
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SCARIFICO, if used inadvertently in the ordinary course as toilette
soap, will frequently remove the entire skin of the face on one
application.
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SCARIFICO will be found useful in the weekly bath of the rhinoceros.
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SCARIFICO.--Dr. BLINKORN, M.R.S.V.P., writes:--"I have analysed a
sample of 'Scarifico' sent me, and I find it a hap-hazard compound, in
which suspended fats, brick-dust, fuller's earth, road-sweepings, and
the bi-phosphates of soda are indiscriminately mixed. I cannot say
whether it would be found a 'comfortable and cleansing preparation for
the infant's skin,' as claimed by the proprietors, but should be more
inclined to recommend it as an 'efficient mud-remover from cart-wheels
and cleaning of ships' foul bottoms,' to its capabilities for which
purposes they also direct the attention of their customers."
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<big><big>£16,000</big></big> URGENTLY wanted for a few hours in a
friendly spirit. As every confidence will be placed in the lender,
no inquiries will be made or expected. Moreover, this being a
purely unprofessional, but strictly business transaction, as between
gentleman and gentleman, no amount of interest will be objected to,
and no agents will be treated with. N.B.--If lender is unable at a
moment's notice to raise so large a sum, a few shillings in advance
per postal order, if merely as a guarantee of good faith, can be
forwarded on account, and will be acknowledged with thanks.
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THE POETRY OF WINTER.--Rime. And it might be werse.
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[Illustration: SHADOWS OF THE SESSION; OR, THE LONG (FACED)
PARLIAMENT.]
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ESSENCE OF PARLIAMENT.
EXTRACTED FROM THE DIARY OF TOBY, M.P.
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