THE BONES OF JOSEPH.

[Illustration]

Dear _Mr. Punch_,--When writing to a Journal of light and leaders--or

misleaders--last Friday, I kept "a little bit up my sleeve," so to

speak, for the Brightest, Lightest, and Leadingest of all papers

yclept the one, Sir, that bears your honoured name. After quoting from

Mr. CHAMBERLAIN at Holloway (not _in_ Holloway) on June 17, 1885,

as a gentle reminder to Mr. GOSCHEN--_their_ "Mr. G."--I observed,

"Perhaps, however, there are reasons why the 'Egyptian Skeleton'

prefers to forget the speeches of Mr. CHAMBERLAIN in 1885." It struck

me that, having already an Egyptian Skeleton, we might have as its

companion a Brummagem Skeleton, which everyone can see through, and

this sketch I beg to submit to you, _pro bono publico_. Always, _Mr.

Punch_, your most obedient "subject" (artistically),

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