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the office. Crowds of anxious expectants are seated
there, looking out every minute for chance, In
comes employer in search of a steady man, or de-
cent GIRL when buzz fifty candidates for the piece OF
good fortune the alert and on their legs In an
instant The director, Mr.. Buckly, who goes on
systematically, has notion that turn about is fair
play, and forthwith tells them in plain English, and
after that in classic 1rish that although Father
Matthew used TO serve out the temperance devotees
with the pledge and his blessing, In squads, the plan
was not practicable in other cases, and, therefore.
that they bound to wait their turn, like well
trained christians 1t is only fair to state that
few words from the director, OF this kind, well put
in, serves quickly to restore order, and the same
resigned demeanor that prevailed before the stlmu-
ant was applied


The excellent wood cut that heads this article is
the representation of scene outside the ofhce,
where the group is seen the que riue by the
arrival of employers in search of suitable helps.
grave Irishman stands with his back against post,
cogitang with the aid of his dudeen on parting
with Phil and Barney who appear in the foreground
quite amused with the overtures of the stranger,
while the latter is seen laughing with good will al
the fun OF the dialogue. The door Is crowded with
buxom lasses, eager candidates for the honorable
situations OF cooks, chambermaids, or drynurses
Altogether It is graphic sketch.