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A Card.
NEW WINE STORE, No. IS CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA

NEW WINE STORE, No. s. CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
TAMES BAlLlE, late the firm OF Cowen, JACOBS ~ Co
u respectfully that he has fitted the stoe NO
IS Chestnut street, few doors below Third street, and one
door above Congress Hall Hotel, north sde as Wine
Store where he will keep we-seleced stock OF the most
approved varieties of wines, brandies queurs London
sout Scotch ale, and the finest brands oil ehoce
cigars, &c.
Private gentlemen, hotekeepers, and others In the onn
nv ire invited O call and examine hsstock sept y
n costIy articles Of Jewellery, &C., to be dis
II posed by wing losThe subscriber has on hand
rich costly assortment of jewellery watches, and fan
cy articles part of which he has determined to dispose
of in the above manner
Those ladies and gentlemen desirous OF taking chance
Ian i4N2a,ysw K. KEYWoRTH.
ID EMOvAL.-lOHN FOY respectfully announces to
N members of Congress and strangers visiting the me-
opois that his heretofore kept in the basement OF
the Ca pol are removed outside of the building, to the
white south gate of the Capitol, where his
old and all customers will find the viands flesh
fowls &c, and his establishment not found degen-
Grated. 81.
The house will be opened Wednesday morning mex,
when he will be glad to the smiling countenances OF
all his friends.
Jan, 10
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THE TIMES.


EDITED BY DUFF GREEN.
THIS paper will be- as far as practicable. full fair and
purpose is the abolition movement by ur
skiing the designs, motives and end OF political abot
rights properly interests prosperity, and liberty Of the
north the rights and property Of the SOUTH and BY s
and good of all parties, in every section, e
fort 10 strengthen and perPetuete the Union -.
and sent subscribers, through the mail. for SAG
Publication Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF -Four
Brook, shllington, Sc Co., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
0JAH persons who approve the purpose for which lh'
Times is established requested to act as agents for OBJ
Editors throughout the country requested TO publish
his prospectus and forward their papers in exchange
The College Of 1t. James. near Hagerstown, Md.
The Diocesan college of the Protsant Episcopal Church
term Of ,h. Institution will begin on 2 M0 oas5
lied.
The Grammar school, irnmed lately adjoining the college
is also under the immediate charge of the rector and -
classes supervised by the professors OF the college
them for the college mercantile course Is provided M
those who desire j. Application for Information Or 'of INC
'd"'''0" Of pupils to be G %Sas to B. kERroor, Rector
Post Office address-Coege of St. James, Washington
References in Washington Rev. 8 Pyne and WIN
Jan l4-2awtAlarch6dc -
Guitar Music.
TUST RECEIVED, at the old established store next 40.
u to Fulers Hotel, the following music arranged of m
guitar, at e-four,h less than half price, r,ecurR
Gentle Words-arranged by J. X Cpl
The Sentinel-ananged by Fehrman
The Feas, Of RosesAby Meignen
Gently, oh genty--by Fehrman
Oh. were a bird--by s,rawinske
I'd offer thee hi, hand Of mine-by Chadwick
I'm Ahoat--by Russell
/ cannot dance to-niRht-by Weland
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NTILES'S REGIsTER.-A complete from the com
N rnencement 66 vols, well bound for sale very low
price, if application be made Immediately to
f' +. TAYLOR.
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ATOTICE.--A hack man La my employ naent found
~ black leather travelling trunk, in tire First Ward
which had been opened and all its contents taken there
from, fr0ckcoat and other small articles
has the of r. NJ. Green, Baltimore. The owner
will please call my residence Tor il.
Jan 3l-3t III VIM. b. SCOTT.
DOARDIN(a.-MISS POLK, Peniisylv ania avenue,
ID door from Jackson Hall has several plea sa Mt
rooms unoccupied She would be pleased accommo
date entire of members. She furnish them
with board thirteen bed rooms with spacious dining
and parlor, Charges reasonable and satisfactory.
Jan 10
IJNURNISIiED HOUSE 10 let, three-story, back
l. building, containing eleven rooms, and situated
Pennsylvania between 18th and 18th streets
the War Department Inquire the drug of Weher-
bee Bates, opposite tho Seven Buildings, Pennsylvania
Nov. 9--dtf
DOARDING.-Mrs HAMILTON, Pennsylvania avenue,
ID nearly opposite Coemans Hste has several large
yet unoccuped which she will be pleased let members
OF Congress- permanent transient boarders among them
two three fine front rooms.
Dec, 29-f a..r ..t..
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Tatiols trusting thar your part he viii DO OBJ
served
'With this view tender you the considerations due 10
your person and respectable Office
4" God and Liberty!
4" HKADouAETrRs AT MArAsoRAs, g o'clock, p. m April
AZ, 1886. -f''l.l Is. '.lu
"PEDRO DE AMPUDlA.
Senior Genersl-n- Chief Of the United States army,
Don Il. TAYLOR"
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NTOTICE-The holders of the certificates of the ond
instalment of the Peruvian indemnify hereby ot-
fed thar the said certificates viii be paid their
afon to the Fifth Auditor of this Department Amount
paid OF I'd instaIment,ls 337 ,9H -
Treasury DEPARTMENT, November Is, lSaT
Nov. "a MAT Intell
nFFICIAL--Informatio has been received at the De-
" partment of STATE from John Is. Williams esq com
mercal agent OF the United States tor the Feee Islands
the death Vewn the 10th OF June last OF John Henry
Chamberlain, of Salem, Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Williams has taken possession of the effects lett by
the deceased, and inventory OF the the de-
parument. e..
Jan. u
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CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, Jan. 49, 1913.
TI,HE Annual taxes Real and Personal Prop
erty for the year lS47 became due TO the corpora
ton the LIST instant deduction of per cent Is al
lowed by law upon all bills for said year which shall be
paid this Office during the months of January and Feb
uary The collector is prepared to deliver such bills
as may be called Tor, and to receive payments.
Feb. 2-2awtMarch Iif A. ROTHWELL Collector.
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Tickets $lO--Halves $5-Quarters So so.
Certificates OF packages of Is whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do 25 half do 65 90
Do do Is quarter do 81 so
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THO LET.-The large in the buildings of the
City Hotel For terms apply the Office of the City
Hotel. 'N Jan 25--tf
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ID EGALIA CIaARs.-Jast received, invoice OF
n superior Regaia Cigars, in tenth boxes for sale whole
sale or by the single box, by
JAMES BAILIE, IS Chestnut street.
next door 10 Congress Hall Hotel.
PhiadeIphs.
Also an invoice of selected "Ugues Cabaeros," with
great variety other choice brands kept constantly
hand. Nat Int. 3t1 Jan. l9--u
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Cambridge, VT, Sept LIST, ls47.
Mr. NJ WIRES, Pear Sir;
Having been great sufferer from that torture
of the human race, DyspepSja and having at last found
relief feel DESTROYS that others suffering, nd there are
thousand) should know The bv which was surcd
Until about year since had suffered much from Heart
nurn, Hehuache ana DIZZINESS, so nnch 50 lhal was
confined TO my house the most of the time. The food
which ate distressed me- and in tCt life bscame almost
burden. totally unable to attend to the slightest
duties required of me- so great was my debility. Hay
ing tried all remedies recommended and advertised for
he cure OF my complaint visited the springs which are
81 highly recommended, and taken the advice Of Pysi-
clans without getting relief gave up all hopes OF
enjoy ing good health ngnin in fact my Physicians frank
y told me that they could do nothing for me. AT this
time my sueringS were very greats all hopes ol ever be-
ing made comfortable had fled, and gave my sell mp to
suffer. Accidentally, in looking over IA newspaper no
ced an advertisement of DR.. Roots SdrSdpdrHd and
U cherry BttrS, and on reading it, thought thatl
might probably obtain some relief not thinklng cure
OF my possblc and as Inst hope procured a
bottle from your and commenced taking it, and to
my great joy, at once found relief. Being encouraged
by its wonderful effects WAS induced TO continue lis
After taking one hotl5 WINS able To be out and
attend to the duties required olme, and feeling much
better than had for ndnths, or even years, was now
satisfied that had at last found remedy for my dis.
case and felt assured, that by continuing its should
be cured. And such has proved TO be the case. have
taken only two Bottles, and can say to those suffering
from this disease that am entirely cured. keep bot
tie in my house, and when | feel the least unpleasant
symptom, dose Of this excellent Medicine entirely re-
moves it, am OF opinion every case of Dyspepsia and
its attendants can he cured by the use OF Dr.. Woods
Sarsapari!u md Wild Cherry Bitters.
To those troubled with habitual Cosvcncss. loss o..
Appetite Stomach or Headache, would earnestly
recommend them try it. Its astonishing effects in my
case should induce every suffering from this disease
te give it trial feel satisfied they will never regret it,
You liberty to refer any to me, and il will give
great pleasure personally recommend the use OF that
excellent remedy and state the particulars Ofmy
Signed, MILES BENNETT
We are acquainted with the above named Miles Ben
nett and the statement of the described in his cCtif
be puuCU uDOn being correct
MARTIN WIRES,
Henry STowELL, airy at Lar.
Cambridge, VT Sept LIST, l9l7
Owing to the great Of this medicine, there are
many limitations he particular and get DR.. Woods this
IS the original andsoniy genuine preparation.
Agents. Woodstock, Chas Chapman; Barnard, Rol.
p. Brooks NorIhfeld j., A. s. White; West Randolph
A. G. LamsOn, llObat Davis; Chester, j. Hadey Pomrel
D. Chumbcrn, and by agents in every town in the state
336.eop6m
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THE AMERICAN LITERARY, SCIEN-
TIFIC s. MILITARY COLLEGIATE IN
STlTUTE--AT
NORWICH, VERMONT.
incorporated under the Jrood and literal pro-
visioa8 of The eighty F,suSll Chapter Of The
RerfscR statutes Of TermOAt

(IacorpOraled under the Jrood and @idcr"l pro-
riSions of The eighty .f,SNSl1 Chapter Of Tie
RerhcR STATUTES Of Fremont,
CAPT. PARTRIDGE would inform the pnblic that the
Spring term, at this Institution, will commence on the
first Monday in MAY, s4s. The Institution will embrace
Education. Great attention will be given to IracIlcal
Mathematics CivIl Engineering, the Science of Asricu
and the Mechanic Arts, the science of Government
and Of Public Administration, the Constitution of the u
States Political Economy, &c. &c. This system of edu-
cation has after nearly thirty years OF experience been
proved cmneny successful in qualifying young men,
that only for the learned professions and Military science
hut for all the practical business of life. The Military
course will be, it ever has bcen-Scenifc and Pructi.
cd-nnd young mnn can be rs well prepared for com
missions in Military Service ut West Point, and r
much less time The Cadets can complete the tuYcour2r
or such particular as they may wish, and will
receive appropriate Diplomas accordingly Capt. Z.
will deliver uI ul course Of lectures, annually,
the most important branches OF knowledge. The charges
VIII be HSi OliOwS, viz:
For Tuition, Quarter, Of Eleven weeks $500
For room rcn; " g. " 900
For Contingent Expenses Loo
Board from ~ so to 10 per week
Washing per week, not to exceed twenty cents.
Fuel from 81 so to rs per cord.
The use of arms and accourcments lectures &c. in
cIudcd in the foregoing The uniform is the same tina;
has been worn by Capt. P.s Cadets for nearly thirty
years. the Buiet ButtOn-is strong bond OF Union
amongst them Students are admitted at any Tine
Tuition room rent, and contingent expenses must he
paid quarterly in adyancenso board for those resid
ing at distance No debts must be contracted without
the permission o capt T. ana all persons are forbidden
to trust the Cadets, without his permission Capt. p
will they furnished with every thing necessary
For further Information apply to Capt. p at Harrisburg,
Pa, till the 10Th of April, after that at Norwich
NOte.-ThC National association for the promotion OF
useful knowledge incorporated, under the sst chapter
ofhe revised statutes of Vermont, meet at Norwich
the third Wednesday in August lSis All the members
are urgently requested to attend The annual Commence
ment will be held on the Thursday following the 81
Wednesday in August mud several addresses will he de.
livered. An eulngium on those Cadets who have died
may be expected from Joseph G. Wright Esq Of Oswego
N. Y, a former graduate under Cant. p. All of Capt
P.'s former pupils are earnestly invited to attend an
DIN in the interesting exercises on this occasion.
December, 10th l8i7
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open the pores penetrate to the seat of the disease, sep
aratesand sets free the impure particles from the healthy
parts and eXpes them to the SUI lace.
Thus in Liver Complaints, Consumption, scroiua,
and Asthma, il first makes for the diseased particles
to pass out and Their forces of the humors that
Stunning these internal organs, when they are mmedi-
atCy restored to health.
AGENTs.--CIlAS CHAPMAN, Woodstock, o. Bailey
So, Woodstock Cha's Raymond, Brdgewuter A. ~ II.
Wariner, Windsor, G. f. Davis & Co., Dut,onsye,
Smith Hill Proctorsville, ]. IIadey, So Chester,
Sherwin a. Richardson, No. Chester S. Bosworth, Bar
nard j. Smith & Co. Bethel L. =. Nevins, Royalton,
Baxter Wabrdge, sharon, G. Brooks, Hartford, II.
n. Burke Springfield, +. Iobcrt, West Randolph, NJ.
sylvester East Bethel, s. G. Steele, West Hartford W.
United States llotel, Boston. 395ly
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UNITED STATES OFFICER,

Capt &, W. Mclean. one uil the United States
Corps and member of the n, Jersey Legisaln
kindly sent lis the following certificate. Ii tells il
story.
RdhWdy, Jan. SIS,
yenr since WINS taken with the influenza, a
whole system lett in n debitated state. / was
to try DIR TOwnsends SdrsaparilIa, and AFTER takii
or three bottles. | was very much relieved, and a
it entirely to the said sarsnparilla. have continue
ing it, and find that | improve every day. bel
saved my life, and would not be without it under a
siderdtlOn. G. w, Nell
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DhNhuh DHIbuhh VI Lilt'
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR COLDS
COUGHS, ASTHMA IND CONSUMPTION.
rVNHE most celebrated und Invaluable remedy for Colds
i Coughs, Asthma, or my form of Pulmonary Con
SUMPTION is the Hungarian Basam of Lie, discovered
By Dr. Buclan Of London, England, tested for upwards
of seven wears in Great Britain and the COntineI OF Eu
rope, and introduced mto the United States under The
immediate superintendent ofthe inventor
The astonishing success of the Hungarian Basan, in
the cure OF every form of CONSUMPTION, warrants the
American agent in soliciting for treatment the uOrSi
possible cases that can be found in t he community
that seek relief in vain from my of the common
remedies of the day ind have been given up by ie most
distinguished ysiCans ,as confirmed nnd ihcurabe Iht
Hungarian Balsam has cured, and viii cure, the mOS
desperate IF cases 1t has no 4uack nostrun, but d
standard English medicine OF established efficacy.
TO THE CONSUMPTENE.
Every family in the United States should he supplied
with Buchun's Hungarian Balsam OF Life not only tt
counterac, the consumpve tendencies OF the climate
but to be used preventive mcdicine in il cases
Colds Coughs Splitting of Blood, Pain in the side an,
Chest Irritation and Soreness OF the Lungs, Bronchitis
Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic Fever Night swents
EmncaliOn and general Debility, Asthma, influenza
Hopping Cough and Group.
In Of actual disease of the lungs, seated Con
SUMPTION, il is the only source of Hope.
Sold by Mcdonald x Smith, Sole Agent for the UNITED
Kingdom, at the Italian Warehouse, Regent ST. London
in Bottles 4 Gases, for ships, Hospitals, SC.
BY Special djpointment-DAVlD y, DRADlEE. lst
Washington street, Boston, Mass, sole Agent for the
United States and British American Provinces
American price, 81 per bottle, with full directions iO
the restoration OF Health
Pamphlets, containing mass ofEnslish and American
certificates and other evidence, showing the uncrq lee
merits OF this Grea, English Remedy may he obtained
Of the Agents, gratis.
None genuine without the written signature Of III,
American Agent on god and bronze label to counter
felt which is forgery.
Agents Ho0dstoch Chas Chupmanj Windsor, A. a
II. Wardner Springf6H, r. * u. Burke; Norwich Geo
Lyman; Hartldnd, r. = Stocker; HGrt0rd :. G. Steel
j. &. Brooks and by the dealers in Medicine gcneray
throughout New England. 3cb eoply
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Fair Of the Windsor County

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
TO be held ii North Springfield, on The
4M and 5th days Of Octobr, l84a.
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
FARMs.-John Porter, Hartford; Sol
on Danforh Barnard Daniel Bowen Weth-
ersfeld
STATIONS AND MARES -Bushrod W
Rice, Woodstock; u. f. Hyde, Cavern
dish; S. G.. Simonds, Norwich.
CoLTs, MATCHED AND SINGLE Houses
e. Bridge, Pomfret; d. a. Gill, Spring.
field; John p Brown, Plymouth.
CATTLE,-FlRsr Glass; Ryland
Fletcher, Cavcndish; Abjah Miller,
Springfield; Theopiius Gushing, Wealth
ershed.
SECOND CLAss.-Crosby Miller. Pom
fret, Daniel Davis, Springfield, Horace
Wilson, Bridgewater.
THIRD CLAss.-Ira Davis, Norwich;
Elias Bates, lIartIand; Ward Cotton,
Har,land.
FoURTn CLAss.-SoIon Danforlh, Bar
nard; Parker Pollard, Plymouth; James
RI Full MBtS GSbb Msi1.y n.u.
SHEEp.-Joseph W. Colbnrn, Springfield;
Matthew Gushing, Woodstock; Gilbert
White, Bridgewater.
GRADE AND LONG WooL ENGLISH
SuEEP.-Barrabas Dean, Wealhers6ed;
William Walker, Hartland, Henry Hew,
it, Pomlre!.
SwINE.-Gardner Winslow, Pom(ret;
Samuel Adams Cavendlsh; O. NJ. Whip
pie, Springfield.
PoULTRY-Charles SRaymond Bridge
water; Christopher Ellis, Springfield; N.
II. Churchill, Woodstock.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE.--Na:han Snow,
Pomf.et; John White, Springfield; Edwin
Clement, Cavend ish.
GRAIN.-John Porter, Hartford; Nathan
Gushing, Woodstock; William Fech,
Reading.
Roors,.-N. r.. Churchill, Woodstock;
Phineas Bates. Springfeld;T. T. Burnam,
Ilarland
ORCHARDS, NURSERIES, FRUIT g. VEG
ETADLEs.-J. L. Loyern, IIartford; John
II. Billings, Weathersield; Rodney Sher-
win, Chester.
MAPLE SuGAR AND IoNEY.-lienry
CIosson, Springfield; Chapman Swain,
Windsor; George f. Davis, Cavendish.
PLowINc.-Marin Perry, Ludlow; JOS
eph White, Cavendish, sa muel TaylorJr.,
Hartland.
MECHANICS WORK. Cow. ON
FIRST CLAss.-IIampden Cuts, HartarL;
Ora Paul, Pomlret; Josiah Gibson, Cavern
dish.
SECOND Glass. Otis B. Li,chfeld;
Springfield; Lorenzo Richmond, Barnard;
Harvey Thomas, Hartford.
THIRD CLAss.-Geo. Washburn Spring
field; Obed WhippIe, Pomrret; T. NJ. |
Spicer, Bridgwater.
FoURrn CLAss.-D. H, Hilton, Ches.
ter; Nathan Lamb, Bridsewaier; Jacob
Patrick, ludlow.
PAINTING,-Sam .Winsow, Cavendish;
Daniel Ransom, Woodstock; Horace AID. |
ans Ludlow.
MANUFAcTURED GooDs Charles Dana
Jr, Woodstock; She pard Adams, Ludlow;
"A. e. Dewey, Hartford
ARTICLES OF HOUSEHOLD MANuFAc-
TURE. Edward Williams, Charles Tnk
ham, Hartford; OTIS Chamberin, Pom
fret.
FANCY ARrlcLEs.--P. T. Washburn,
Woodstock; ID. A. Head, Ludlow; G. II. |
Shedd, Windsor.
COMMITTEE ON ARTICLES NOT ASSIGNED !
TO OTHER CoMMITTEEs.-John A. Pratt,
woodstock; James WhippIe, Springfield
J. G. Slayton.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily MS follows
Leave Boston at 3 l-2,P. M ,andarriye at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concorda3 l2 p M. and arrive al oston al
7 l-2 the mex. morning.
Freight, Pirs Class SO Second Glass $3.50.
Freight should be delivered at Concord, Boston and
other depOts an hour least insure de-
livery by the llrstsuccecdng Train.
All Passengers Baggage ouldbe marked and when
valued at more than $50, nOuceshoud he given and
ira charges paid or caimfor dnmnge orloss beyond
rschsum will he allowed. NC. UPHAM, Supt
OCt l. 1916. 9E1-u
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OPINIONS OF pHySJ,JAyS

DR. Townsend is daily receiving orders from Phy
in different parts Of the Union.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned, Phy
of the City Of A bany, have in numerous cases pre-
DR. Townsend's Sarsaparila, and believe it to be
the most valuable preparations in the market.
II. =. PULLING, NJ u. J.WlLSON MI
PIE. ELMENDORF,MD D. r. b. BRIGGS,
ALBANY, April |, 1916.
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The Steamboat Rartan was burnt
on Monday between New York and New
Brighton, on her way up the bay The
gers-between 100 and 200 were
saved. Nine horses and several cattle,
and considerable grain were lost. The
harl'an was valued at $40, 600, and is to, al
loss.
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PLEASE NOTICE!
NEW LINE OF STAGES,
BETWEEN WOODSTOCK g. LUDLOW

A stage leaves Woodstock Tor Ludlow, ria Bridgewaier
Plymouth and Tyson Furnace, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdaysa halipast seven A. M connecting with the
stage Mt Ludlow, fol Rutland the same duy-re turning a
ternae days after the arrival of the stage from Rutland
connecting with stages for Hanover, Lebanon and Wind
sor, also with stages from Woodstock to Montpelier
cry day.
Office at Palmer & Whitneys IIolel Woodstock
Sept. 80, l6l7. 36i-u A. NJ. FOSTER.
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The ex-klng Of Of the French and his family
have arrived safe IN England. and portions Of them
are located al the palace with Mrs Victoria,
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l00ftrD,
From the Knickevb0cker.
THE MENAGERIE.


From the Knickevbocker
THE MENAGERlE.
NY j. HONEYWELL
D'u yoh ever! no ! oevea newell
mercy on u.s. wha' y S deor.
Don DC irigh'ene,u, J I0oi'nIIs veil
\, u n,; . no" WHAT'S the man
Doing with that poll OF his'
Bless your little precious heart'
ilc's stirring up tho Deas'esses'
Chi,J.or Jon,t Won 90 so near!
IIo,;nns, ,hcrG's he Allic cowses!
uha,,o he mn,,cr with the child!
WIN. the monkeys tore his trowse's!
Here's the monslrous elephant;
I'm all 'remolo at INC s'sn,'
sec nus ,nsn!y 'o"c'' Pw"l ' ,},,
"o"'V' ''' '"'''"'' 'e"'"
There's the lion!-seo his tail!
How he drags it on the floor!
'Sakes alive! Pm awful scared
10 hear the horrid creature roar
Here's the monkeys in their cage,
:, 'uc ""MNe YOU ",o " s11 e"'
Funny u'', ~ IN" mTI,1 ,,, 49,"
LING " ''"'o '''' '"'
Johnny, darling, that's the bear
That tore ,hn naughty boys to pieces:
Horned cattle only hear
How The drentful camel wheezes
That's the tall giraffe, my boy,