THRIFT!

(_To "_Un_splendid Paupers, in Workhouses and other places where

they wish to enjoy themselves" on the cheap._)

If you'd really learn and practice Thrift

(As the frozen poor have needed lately)

Get the great Elizabethan gift

Of (_economically_) being "stately."

(Mr. STEAD that dower will explain.)

You must have a castle to begin with;

Then give a _Bal Poudré_. You will gain!

(Having nothing else to do your "tin" with.)

The true way to save is--spend your money

On a splendid pageant! Ain't it funny?

SALISBURY for HODGE advised a circus,

I a _Bal Poudré_ for every "Vorkuss"!

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[Illustration: IMPROVEMENTS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

IT IS PROPOSED TO ADD A REAL ICE RINK (WET OR SHINE, SUMMER OR WINTER)

FOR THE USE OF MEMBERS.]

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Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 108, February 23, 1895 · 第 18 / 22 题