THE SIGH OF THE SEASON.

[Illustration: Pilled at the Club.]

Good-bye dinner, good-bye lunch,

Good-bye turtle, good-bye punch,

Good-bye jambon soaked in cham.,

Good-bye venison, cutlets lamb,

Good-bye salmon, smelts, and sole,

Good-bye HEIDSIECK'S Monopole,

Good-bye hock, sauterne, and sherry,

Good-bye all that makes me merry,

Good-bye liqueurs, _petite verre_,

Good-bye Sauce _au Vin Madere_,

Good-bye all these joys of life,

Good-bye fork, and good-bye knife,

Good-bye all I take when out,

Good-bye _then_ this twinge of gout!

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WORTH NOTICE.--There is this slight difference between the

conventional Yankee and the average Home Ruler, that whilst the former

swears "by Gum," the latter swears by G. O. M.

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"THE STORY OF A KISS."--(_A "Novel" Reading._)--Kiss and tell! For

shame!

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INTERIORS AND EXTERIORS. No. 51.

[Illustration: THE LATE PARLIAMENTARY HARVEST.

(_Facsimile of Sketch by Our Out-of-Town Special._)]

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