Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 3, 1891 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 42 pages of information about Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 3, 1891.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 3, 1891 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 42 pages of information about Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 100, January 3, 1891.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER induces immediate influenza.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER turns head-ache into delirium.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER literally blows up the brain tissues.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER sets a whole household on the sneeze.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER establishes fever in the Infant School.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER paralyses the Hippopotamus.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER drives a Chief Justice off the Bench.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER irritates the Solicitor.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER maddens the dentist.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER sets the Archbishop dancing a break-down.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER hurries the Philosopher into a Lunatic Asylum.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER staggers the rising Politician.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER causes the resignation of the Prime Minister.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER makes a four-wheeler cab-horse win the Derby.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER is the sheet-anchor for Practical Jokers.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER may be safely relied on by Master TOMMY.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER, put in the baby’s bottle, will divert the Nursery.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER, introduced into the Soup at a dinner-party, will lead to a serious riot in the dining-room.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER, administered in a sandwich, will choke an Uncle.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER is the general disorganiser of every Household.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER.—­A Pinch will thoroughly banish sleep for a whole fortnight.

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PICK-ME-UP PEPPER.—­“An Octogenarian Consumer” writes:—­“I was in a comatose condition for twenty years, when I came across your Pepper.  I had scarcely tried it ere I bounded up from my arm-chair, and have danced a continual fandango ever since.  I carry it loose in all my pockets, and scatter it on all my friends whenever I meet them.  This has got me kicked out of all their houses in turn; but I do not in the least mind.  I’m as merry and as mad as a March hare—­and your Pepper has done it.”

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