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... TEMPERANCE WILLIA3t was a carpenter. I don't tnean like Ilackney'4 song— A young man burn a carpenter, Just nineteen years obi. - lie wasn't born a car- penter. His father %vat a drunkard. He ought, theu, to have been horn a aruukard. only he wasn't ...
... ON THE ADVANTAGE OF TEMPERANCE, ~.,. 0. r \ , , ..„ t Farmer Barlrytutak. Wholi! Stout)! 1Vg.1.! '1 I'd been fool to take 'waiter bottle with tlawe rhsll., Le. they wanted. I Sled lx.tett chucked out that time for a deal eurt.l Ile, he The Borg ...
... THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT. was the squire of the parish, and he went incontinently mad on the temperance question, and converted, or rather, let us say, perverted, his principal tenants to his way of thinking. Giles, he said, loftily, to the aged villager ...
... PERFECT TEMPERANCE, is the most temperance loving stipendiary of all the London Bench. Show pie a drunkard, he cries, and I will soon show him the way to jail. If a man was brought before him for gently chiding the constable who had the shank of a ...
... DOWN WITH TEMPERANCE. COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE. THE STROLLER- If Sir William Harcourt expects to pass his Local Veto Bill through both Houses of Parliament I am afraid that he is doomed to disappointment. Poor Papa is especially keen against ...
... HE LOST DIS-TEMPER. Beaver! shouted the K-nuts. sharp NIU MORE 13EMER ~aF 1/ And settled the Beaver K-nuts. WH AT Du YER SAY morn _lc ,: .-- The old man swung round ...
... FASHION FA No. 213.- Temperance Orator. *Nntionel De. feners! What to a mare nntinnal defence than the temperance movement, NCIES.—By Miss Storer. -The May Costume. A Ilgtire of speech? Certninlv: Is nnt In hlm. i , . fi . 1 , ,' I ----- Jack neat ...
... 0:s.:) Toothache or Temper? W. f. 2. OriCLIAIIUsuN, R.A. barrister. What profession What profession ? gasped the exdresser from the Theatres Royal. What profession ? W hy, , the profession I Well, the picture show is, of course, the Royal Academy ...
... CHARLEY, aged 23, height Eft. 10 in., fair, an officer in the Artillery, but Just about resigning, good temper, musical. and abstainer, would like to correspond with a young lady, in good financial circumstances, not over 23, with view to matrimony. Photo ...
... Saturday. October 25,1090.] AUTOMATIC REFRESHMENTS. (A LIQUID LAT.) In arrangement is prombed, whereby temperance drinks, and tea, etc., will be supplied on a penny being dropped in the slot.] THE automatic craze, which wh,, , -4 lardy doth haunt us in ...
... Gmgno.ie, the eminent lecturer on Temperance. atter most successful Wows.. in which he urged his audience to beCOme teetotalers and live white u snow, stays too long at the Dun Cow, and Comes to grief icing home. He is now saying, D-13 the snow? 440 ...
... [Saturday, July 24, 1888. Yam° BAILLOW him the deuce of a temper, and his pa took one of his outbursts as the text for a good wigging, Men of equable tempers live the longest, Robert. Look at the late Sir Julius Benedict —never known to be ruffled in ...