Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
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so 80 F0sS O-f- S$sd Ost0s
Uu Saturday, II INST Our town is t.
!" Iav"rc'l With IL really lir>r-,las$ Ne,
sSg.Ea. Wusott-a nNht Adam trr :
rrIilE =Ionl' Iicat - H9 i$tunStrf p Az
Jrrg. IInn Is am III M nse all ur- ENhtL-
ITiru bcrIraIh Two tents. With Tie NJ"
l~agrrie ~tunfple civ separated from the
('r .us Z; posse sing = work'n4 lorre Of
$50 men aid Ia rts, am.! wild tLi'nals
artm. all ptrts = tht werld, together
with d large and ,&l"nted Circus Com
lany, whs.Sr performances are held in
:noIhtr en-, We are ni upirios that all
who attend lhls re r.ly neri serious tstab-
j, shmcnt will receive the worth OF their
money. ft"nd what-the Wheeling Re-
4ebIicqn wrrcs shppt irE
F~UREPIUGH Sc EAT ALNAGEKIr.-Fore-
pAnSh's4arususe-Aeua1eri and Circus
Organization arrived Yesterday morning
and made one Of the mosI imsaosing
professions Of Tire kind ever Witnessed
aIp"n CTR streets. Prot Tony Fcanh's
military band seated ina gorgeous COL
den chdri0 drawn by -iAfecn cream col
"red and spum cd h4trAas headed the cav
ale sdr and r~HfiSelrt1 Ike sp&eudid street,
pageant W til rhtir choicest music. Then
cancaIhe tief4,affs, IN IgrnGce2tly deck
81, and c. nmls apd'pories ray1F Plnm-
nd nd-caF;trHsuted, followed by the tar
gtsl. fnes sa nd >v6si liestsarray of animal
"a, rs ahS eAiIH rtiCm IN the world can
8'rrdnct, All drawn 4e one hundred.
3,urScs, every uue Of wh,e4 Was a perfect
model uf "lngaa+e-atA beauty. The two
1ent. were .vrerred upon the Sikh street
dor, and altb iIcommeuced 4niring
AL ai'uuL eirsel clock, yet the attend
an.e va sarge at both the afternoon
s.nd evening reXhisI1ions- Guod little
boys teased their papas to take item, and
good papas2 tnpk their little boys and
4lrls without asking, SO that a goodly
c~rrent Of familv pa!ries streamed along
toward the eNhlhi,ina grounds
Following fhe crowd we catered tie
liammo h M~rnagerie tent There was
1he-sacEcd-h hull ~4ihhis mysterious hu4np,
his digniEcd and serene bearing, ard h:s
delicalas tin ed aide. There we're leou-
-ttdS -eleginhy spotted, and a panther, a
54ittle morc Wild and SO much more ia,eI-
4cst.ns& There was a Polar bear, who
lad pooEek opinion ef.the weather tina
the most iHSetera,e of our native grum-
blers, GAN @ho oeitihnaIy swung his
=. head from 6idesfo sidein away sngges-
tive Of exffen3e discomfort with az QUAR-
tSs Yhtfe wefesagefyh aqdsome pair
i,ffions bntsthe1aons O esday we're
s~decidedfy the babies of This family, which
wcte exceedingly pretty.
In the center IF the pavilion we're the
d~romedatirs and c~srnels, the nost con
sented in apr earance of all the animals ;
Snd the two elephants SO marvellous y
greroy for cookks and Confectionery as
10 suggest Il suspicion that they were in
leagde. with h. dealers who sold those
articles at stands near by, and who were
Ta1ronized chiefly by children eager to
propitlate the elephants and interested
an their odd method of feeding themsel-
YES FTheif AT Hetend oftheSrow was the
other auis re, featuTe Of the col1ecti6r,
the African elafd, the uyl gau, and the
monster kangaroo.
Scattered among the Sc were hycnas,
Iian.as, a zebra, monkeys and other an
annals belonging to the establishment-in
fine, a very good collection, and the nleas-
anter to look upon that all the creatures
seemed we'll and cleanly cared for. There
were SO m~anylchiidren in the crowd of
lockers on that it seemed quite like an
iRHstfated lesson in natural history 4: and
those WAC had taken their lesson years
ago could NOT but be edited by the pretty
sights outside Of the rope-the wondering
eres, the 1!tt1e screams of fear, the naive
remarks, the ordinations and amaze
meut to be encountered on every side.
Ihe arenie exhibition, held in another
tent, were superior TO anything we have
7ldu III w HeelllS lOF Huany years. anu
in the way of novelty, and freedom
from eyeryth;ng coarse or insipid, high
IT, commend dby all present. All the
costumes and properties are new and
beautiful . Both tents are also new and
water proof The seats are. of the neat
est description, and instead of being
rough boards they are allsmoothy plain
ed and painted In every respect. Fore
paugh,s establishment is a model one.
and worthy OF attention. The equestri-
anism of the intrepid cordeiia ON her
bare back horse is worthy special com.
mendation, while the riding of senor;to
Lowande and Mile Virginia NAV
without exaggeratiou be considered fault
iess-past comment.
Messrs. Franconie, Robinson Spirks,
Mathews, Hunting, Williams, Me~iville &
the entire company are al frst class
performers, and were loudly applauded
in tkeir several acts