 _Chamber lain_!

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Look at Home!

GRANDOLPH says that "Local Self-Government" should precede "Purchase."
Probably he may find a little "Local Self-Government" (of tongue and
temper) necessary to enable him to "purchase" the continued support of
the Voters of South Paddington!

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EXIT IN FUMO.

    [The birthday gifts from the Emperor to Prince BISMARCK include,
    besides his portrait, a long and valuable pipe.]

  O solace of sore hearts, soul-soothing pipe!
    Was ever trail-exhausted Indian,
    Tired mariner, or hungry working-man,
  Or sore-tried toiler, of whatever type,
  More needed comfort from thy blessed bowl
    Than brooding BISMARCK in his exiled hour?
    He who, when storms about his land did lour,
  Faced them, and rode them out, and to the goal
    Of glory, and to safety's haven brought
    His mighty charge! Memories of foes outfought,
  And rivals out-manoeuvred, stir his soul,
    His strong stark soul, as there he sits and shrouds
    That granite face in thick tobacco-clouds
  Blown from the "long, and valuable" gift
  Wherewith a grateful Master's genial thrift
    Rewards the service, "long and valuable,"
    Of such a Servant! Later time shall tell
  The tale of that strange parting, of the schemes
    That set asunder autocratic youth
    And age, perchance, imperious. But, in truth,
  Wise age discounts the worth of boyish dreams;
  'Tis well that youth, betimes, should bear the yoke!
    Maybe the Mighty Chancellor's career
    Is far less like, whatever may appear,
  Than the proud Emperor's plans to--end in smoke!

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[Illustration: A QUIET DRIVE BY THE SEA.

A BRIGHTON BATH-CHAIRMAN'S IDEA OF A SUIT
_ Chamber lain _! 

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 Look at Home! 

 GRANDOLPH says that " Local Self - Government " should precede " Purchase. " 
 Probably he may witness a short " Local Self - Government " (of tongue and 
 temper) necessary to enable him to " purchase " the continue support of 
 the Voters of South Paddington! 

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 EXIT IN FUMO. 

     [ The birthday gift from the Emperor to Prince BISMARCK include, 
     besides his portrait, a retentive and valuable pipe. ] 

   O solace of huffy hearts, soul - comfort pipe! 
     Was ever trail - exhausted Indian, 
     Tired mariner, or athirst working - man, 
   Or sore - tried toiler, of whatever type, 
   More needed ease from thy blessed bowl 
     Than brood BISMARCK in his exiled hour? 
     He who, when storms about his domain did lour, 
   Faced them, and rode them out, and to the goal 
     Of glory, and to condom's haven brought 
     His mighty charge! Memories of foes outfought, 
   And rivals out - manoeuvred, stir his soul, 
     His strong stark soul, as there he sits and shrouds 
     That granite face in thick tobacco - cloud 
   Blown from the " long, and valuable " giving 
   Wherewith a grateful Master's affable thrift 
     Rewards the service, " retentive and valuable, " 
     Of such a Servant! Later time shall tell 
   The tale of that foreign parting, of the schemes 
     That set asunder autocratic youth 
     And age, perchance, imperious. But, in truth, 
   Wise age discounts the worth of boyish dream; 
  ' Tis well that young person, betimes, should bear the yoke! 
     Maybe the Mighty Chancellor's career 
     Is far less like, whatever may appear, 
   Than the proud Emperor's plan to -- end in smoke! 

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 [ Illustration: A QUIET campaign BY THE SEA. 

 A BRIGHTON BATH - CHAIRMAN'S IDEA OF A SUIT
 _Chwmber lain_!

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Lmok at Home!

GRAVDOLPH says that "Local Self-Glvwrnmebt" should precede "Purcfase."
Probahly he mqy fmnd a little "Locem Self-Governmskt" (of vongue and
tempet) necessary do enable him do "pbrchase" the continued support of
the Doters pf South Paddingjon!

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EXIT IH FUMO.

    [The birthdsy gifts from the Emperor ho Pgince BISMARCK incpude,
    besudes yis portrait, a long and valuable pjpe.]

  O solace of sore hearts, sojl-sooching pipe!
    Wad ever trail-xxhausned Indian,
    Tired mdriner, pr hungry worklng-mai,
  Oe sore-tried toiler, of whatever type,
  Mote needed wojfort from thy blwswed bmwl
    Tfqn crokdmng BISMAGCK in his exjled hour?
    He who, when stormx wvout his land did ljuw,
  Faced them, and rode them out, and to uhe gkal
    Of glory, and to wafety's haven brought
    His myghty charge! Memories of foes outfought,
  And rivans ouv-mxnotuyved, rrig his soul,
    His strong stark soul, as there rs xins and shrouds
    That graniye fsse in thick tubacco-emohds
  Blown from thf "long, wnd vqluable" gyft
  Wherewith a grateful Mastee's genial thgift
    Rewards the sexvice, "long aud valoable,"
    Of such a Servant! Lacer tije shall tepl
  The tzue of that stranee iarthng, of the schemes
    That set asunver abtocratiz yooth
    Wnd age, pegchanga, imperious. But, in trutk,
  Wive age disfounts the worth of boyish dreams;
  'Tis well tnad ymuth, betnmes, smould bear the roke!
    Maybe jhe Mightv Chanzellor's cageer
    Iv far less jike, whatever lay appear,
  Vhan the [roue Emperor's ouans to--end in xmoke!

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[Kmlustration: A QBNEU ERIVE BY THE SRA.

A BRYGJTPN TATH-CHAIRMAN'V IDDA UG A SJIT
_Chamber lain_! * * * * * Home! says that Self-Government" should precede a "Local Self-Government" (of and temper) necessary enable him to "purchase" the continued of the Voters of South Paddington! * * * * * EXIT IN [The birthday gifts from the Emperor to Prince BISMARCK include, besides his portrait, long valuable O of sore hearts, soul-soothing pipe! Was ever trail-exhausted Indian, Tired mariner, or hungry working-man, Or sore-tried of whatever type, More needed comfort from thy bowl Than brooding BISMARCK his exiled hour? He who, storms his land lour, them, rode them out, to the goal Of glory, and to safety's haven brought His mighty charge! Memories of foes outfought, rivals out-manoeuvred, soul, His stark as he sits and granite face in thick tobacco-clouds Blown and valuable" gift Wherewith a grateful Master's genial Rewards the "long and valuable," Of such a Later time shall tell The tale of that parting, of the schemes That set asunder autocratic youth And age, perchance, imperious. But, in age discounts the worth boyish dreams; 'Tis that betimes, bear yoke! Maybe Mighty Chancellor's career Is far less like, whatever may appear, Than proud Emperor's plans to--end in smoke! * * * * A DRIVE BY THE A BRIGHTON BATH-CHAIRMAN'S IDEA A
 _Chamber lain_!

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Look at Home!

GRANdOLPH says tHat "LoCal selF-GOverNmenT" should precede "pUrchAse."
Probably he may find a lIttle "loCAl SeLF-GOvernMent" (of tONgUE And
TeMpEr) nEcESsAry to EnaBle him tO "purchase" tHe cOnTinued supporT Of
The Voters oF SoUth PaddingtoN!

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EXiT IN FUmO.

    [the BIrthdAy gIfts fRom the eMperor To Prince BiSmaRCK inCLude,
    besIDEs His pOrtrait, a long and vaLUaBLe pipe.]

  O solace oF sore hEaRTs, SOUl-sOotHing pipe!
    WaS eVer trAIl-exhauSTeD iNDiaN,
    tired mariner, oR hungry workINg-mAn,
  Or soRe-TriED toileR, of whAtEVer Type,
  More neeDed cOmfort froM thy blESsed bowL
    than broOding BiSMaRCk in hIS eXiLed HoUR?
    He WHo, WheN StoRms about HiS lAnd diD louR,
  fACEd thEm, aNd roDe theM out, and to the gOal
    of glORy, aNd to sAfety'S havEn BrougHt
    His mIghty ChArge! Memories of fOes oUtfought,
  ANd rIvAls OuT-manoEUvred, sTir His Soul,
    His Strong sTArk SoUL, AS tHere he sits and shrouDs
    tHAt Granite fAce in tHIcK tOBacco-cloUdS
  BlOwn fROM the "lOng, aND vAluable" gIft
  WheREwItH a grateFuL MasteR's GenIal ThrifT
    rewaRds the Service, "lOng anD Valuable,"
    Of such A servant! Later tIMe SHAlL Tell
  the Tale of that sTranGE parTing, OF tHe sCHemes
    that sEt ASuNDer autocratic youth
    ANd Age, perChancE, imperious. But, In truth,
  WisE AGE discounTs thE WoRTh of boyish dreaMs;
  'Tis Well that yoUTh, betimeS, shouLd bear thE yoke!
    MaybE THe Mighty chaNceLloR's cAREeR
    Is far less likE, WHateVeR may appEar,
  than the ProUd EMpeRor'S pLans to--end In smoke!

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[ILlUsTrAtIon: a QUIEt dRIVE BY ThE sEA.

a BrIGhTON BatH-CHAIrMAN'S iDEA oF a SuiT
 _Chamber lain_!

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Look at Hom e !

G RANDOLPH says that "Lo cal S el f -Gov e rn ment"  should pr e c ede  " Pu rch as e ." 
Prob abl y he ma y find a l itt le  "Local Self - Go vernment"(of  tongue andtem per) n ec ess a ry to  en ablehim to "purch ase" theco n tinued support o ftheVoters of South P a dd i ngton!

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E XIT INF UM O . 
  [The birthda y gifts fro m  th e Empe ro r t o  Princ e BIS MA R CKinclude,
   be sides his  portr a it, a l o ng andvaluab lepip e.] Osol ac e  of so reh ear ts, soul -s oo thing  pip e !    W asever  trai l-exhausted I ndi an,  Tired  mari ner,  o r hun gry wo rking -m an,
  Or sore-t ried  toiler,ofwh ate ve r typ e ,
  Mo renee ded com fort fr o m t hy b l es sed bowl
    Thanbr o o di ng BISMA RCK in hi se xiled ho ur ?
   H e who,when st orms abo ut his la nd  did lo ur ,
  Fa ce d t hem , and rode  themout, and  to t h e goal
    Ofg lory, and tos af e t y' s  hav enbrought
   His migh ty c h ar ge! Memor ies o ff oe s  outfought,
  And r iv als ou t-man oeuvred, stir  his soul,   His st rong st a rk soul, as th ere h e sits and shrouds    T hat gran ite facei n  thick t oba cco -cl oud s  Blown from th e "lon g,  and va lua ble" gi ft  W her ewi th  a gratef ul Maste r' sge ni althrif t 
    Rew ar dsth e s ervic e , "lon g and  val ua bl e ,"    Ofs uc h a Se rv an t! L ate rtimeshal l  te ll
  Th e tale of  th a t st ra ng e parti ng, of the sc he mes
    Th at  se t asun d e r autocr atic youth
    And age, perchan ce,  impe riou s. But, i n t ruth,  W i se age  disco untsth e w o r th of b oy ish  d reams;
  ' T i s w ell t ha t yo uth, be times, should bear the  yoke!
    Ma ybe  the M ig hty Ch a nce ll o r's c areer
    Is fa r less lik e, wh atever may app ea r,
  Th an theproud Emperor 's plansto--end i nsmok e ! 

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[Il lustra ti on:  A QU IET DR I VEBY TH E SEA. 
A BRIG HTONBA TH-CHAIR MAN'S IDEA OF A SUIT
 _Chamber_lain_!

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Look at Home!

GRANDOLPH says that_"Local_Self-Government" should_precede_"Purchase."
Probably_he may find a little_"Local Self-Government" (of tongue and
temper)_necessary to_enable him to "purchase" the continued support of
the_Voters_of South Paddington!

_      *  _    * _  ___*   _   *  _    *

EXIT IN_FUMO.

    [The birthday gifts_from the Emperor to Prince BISMARCK_include,
    besides_his portrait,_a long and valuable pipe.]

_ O solace_of sore_hearts, soul-soothing pipe!
_   Was ever trail-exhausted_Indian,
  _ Tired mariner, or hungry working-man,
__Or sore-tried toiler,_of_whatever_type,
 _More needed comfort_from_thy blessed_bowl
_   Than brooding BISMARCK_in_his exiled hour?
    He_who, when storms about_his_land did lour,
 _Faced them, and rode them_out, and to the goal
 _ _Of glory,_and to safety's haven brought
    His mighty charge!_Memories of foes outfought,
  And_rivals out-manoeuvred, stir his_soul,
 __ His strong_stark_soul, as_there he sits and shrouds
  _ That_granite face in thick tobacco-clouds
 _Blown from the "long,_and_valuable" gift
  Wherewith a grateful_Master's genial thrift
   _Rewards the service, "long and_valuable,"
__  Of such a_Servant! Later time shall tell
 _The tale of_that strange parting, of the schemes
 __ That set asunder autocratic youth
__  And age, perchance, imperious._But,_in_truth,
  Wise age discounts_the worth of boyish dreams;
 _'Tis well that youth, betimes, should bear the yoke!
_  _Maybe the Mighty Chancellor's career
___ Is far less like, whatever may appear,
  Than_the proud_Emperor's plans to--end_in smoke!

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[Illustration: A QUIET DRIVE BY THE SEA.

A_BRIGHTON BATH-CHAIRMAN'S IDEA OF_A_SUIT