PASTEUR.

[M. PASTEUR, the great French bacteriologist, died at St. Cloud

on Saturday, September 28.]

At the great PASTEUR'S passing we must grieve

_De tout notre cœur_:

May the Good Shepherd's pastures fair receive

_Notre Bon PASTEUR_.

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A Cruel Jest.

_Householder_ (_to unfamiliar Gas Collector_). I don't seem to know your

face. Where's the usual man--JONES?

_Collector._ Laid up in bed.

_Householder_ (_bitterly_). Of course, with the old complaint--gas-trick

fever--eh?

[_Exit New Collector, hurriedly._

* * * * *

"ONE OF THE 'UPPER TEN.'"--"Rev. HERBERT BROOKE," we read in the _Daily

News_, has been "appointed to the chaplaincy of Les Avants, above

Montreaux, Switzerland." Above Montreaux! In such a position the

reverend gentleman will be a very high churchman. Likewise ought he to

be a very learned one, seeing that he is to be chaplain to _Les

Savants_.

* * * * *

The Member for SARK writes from the remote Highlands of Scotland, where

he has been driving past an interminable series of lochs, to inquire

_where the keys are kept?_ He had better apply to the local authorities

in the Isle of Man. They have a whole House of Keys. Possibly those the

hon. Member is concerned about may be found among them.

* * * * *

TAKEN FOR GRANTED.--Although members of the London County Council, whose

business it is to attend to the "nice conduct" of theatres and

music-halls, may be said to have "given up all their wild proceedings"

of a year ago, their actions of late have, nevertheless, been

characterised by "unbridled license."

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[Illustration: FELINE AMENITIES.

_Female Friend_ (_to fair Author of "The Woman who Durstn't"_). "NOW

YOU'VE HAD SUCH A SUCCESS, I SUPPOSE YOUR PUBLISHERS WILL TAKE ANY

RUBBISH YOU CHOOSE TO WRITE!"]

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