BRILLIANT RECRUITING CAMPAIGN.

Great weakness has been observed amongst the advanced sharpshooters of

the Bullington Arsenal corps. "We must have men at any cost," said their

determined Secretary. A cheering crowd attended him to the station as he

set out for ---- (excision by the Censor), accompanied by two

commissionaires bearing armoured bags of bullion. A rumour reaches us

that at the cost of four thousand pounds the Secretary has secured two

famous shots. Great anxiety is felt in Bullington. Crowds gather round

the headquarters of the corps and ask, "Will they come in time?"

LATER.--A wire from Scotland confirms the news. The Union Jack is flying

over the headquarters. It is felt that the great recruiting campaign has

saved Britain.

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