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ntly anticipates that the trip will not be devoid of novel and exciting features that will invest it with a distinctively fresh and exhilarating character. For full and further particulars of the enterprise, which have been carefully thought out, apply, by letter, to "IN NUBIBUS," Uppingham Lodge, Mount-Rising, Ayrshire. * * * * * THREE THOUSAND BLAZING ACRES TO LET.--A Scotch Laird, who has, by some accident in celebrating Her Majesty's Jubilee, managed to set fire to his entire property, the whole of which, after smouldering for a season, has since burst into a violent conflagration, which he can neither diminish nor control, would be willing to let it at a comparatively low rental to a London Sportsman sufficient novice in grouse-shooting not to be surprised at picking up his birds already roasted in the heather. As at the end of a day's trudging in the blinding heat of a Sahara through smoking covers, accompanied by a powerful steam fire-engine, he will probably discover that he has only succeeded in making a bag consisting of one singed "cheeper," the "shooting" is likely to prove more attractive to the amateur unfamiliar with the rifle, but accustomed to the tropical heat of a Central African Summer, than satisfactory to a professional marksman counting on dispatching from a breezy moorland fifty brace or so to his relatives and friends.--For terms, &c., apply to THE MAC SALAMANDER, Flaimhaugh, Glen Blayse, N.B. * * * * * By a Canterbury Belle. (_Song at the End of the great Cricket Week._) Fine weather, fair cricket, the bold "Men of Kent" To flirt and bet gloves--thirty pairs are my winnings!-- Why, yes, on the whole I'm extremely content; 'Tis the nicest of _outings_ to witness such _innings_. _Chorus_--A Cricketer _should_ be an excellent match Because he is certain to be "a good catch." * * * * * [Illustration: SNAP-SHOTS FOR THE TWELFTH. An Extended Tract of Moor. A Second Laying. Heavy Bags are Difficult to Secure.] * * * * * [Illustration: ANTHROPOPHAGOUS. _Little Nephew._ "UNCLE, YOU MUST BE A SORT O' CANNIBAL, I----" _Uncle_ (_on a visit_). "A WHAT, SIR!? WHA'D'YER MEAN, SIR?" _Nephew._ "'CAUSE MA' SAID YOU WAS ALWAYS LIVIN' ON SOMEBODY!"] * * * * * FOREIGN (LANGUAGE) COMPETITION. CARE E
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