Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, September 25, 1841 by Various
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[Illustration: TILING A FLAT.] All our attempts to discover the wit of this _tableau d'esprit_ have been quite fu-_tile_. Perhaps our readers will be more successful. * * * * * A MESMERIC ADVERTISEMENT. Wanted, by Mons. Lafontaine, a few fine able-bodied young men, who can suffer the running of pins into their legs without flinching, and who can stare out an ignited lucifer without winking. A few respectable-looking men, to get up in the room and make speeches on the subject of the mesmeric science, will also be treated with. Quakers' hats and coats are kept on the premises. Any little boy who has been accustomed at school to bear the cane without wincing will be liberally treated with. * * * * * AN ALARMING STRIKE. HORACE TWISS, on being told that the workmen employed at the New Houses of Parliament struck last week, to the number of 468, declared that he would follow their example unless Bob raised his wages. * * * * * |
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