LINES BY A LEWISHAM WITLER.

The PENN is mightier than the sword--

Of any Red-Rad whipster.

I _said_ he'd win--doubted _my_ word;

But I'm the O.K. tipster.

Rads roughed on me and called me "Bung;"

I've bunged them up--a corker--

At the result their heads they hung.

_They_ whip the Witler? Walker!

We're the PENN-holders. For their man

That One-Six-Nine-Three nicked him,

Witlers warmed up "Old Warmingpan;"

PENN gave him odds, and licked him.

"Villadom" did its duty--game;

Rads jeered it; that's their mania.

Lewisham? No, we'll change the name,

And call it--PENN-Sylvania!

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TIP BY A TORY.--The _Star_, talking of "HODGE's Political Salvation,"

says that Mr. GLADSTONE has given the Liberal country programme in a

sentence. _I_ will give it in a word. It is all "Hodge-podge!"

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UNATTRACTIVE COMBINATION.--If a young woman is "fast," and uncommonly

ugly, wouldn't she make a great mistake were she to combine the two

qualities, and be "fast-'idious"?

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NAME FOR A CERTAIN SECTION OF THE ILLUSTRATED PRESS.--The Nude

Journalism.

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[Illustration: THE CANADIAN "SEARCH-LIGHT."]

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