The enquirer southerner., 1874-10-16
ORTIZ CAROLINA:

! Nylghau, an Eland, Crocodile from th
river Nile; crystal den of Anacondns am
Boa ConstricIors with their litter of young
/ the first aSisd only ones g;vhn birth to in til,
United States; Green Sea Turtle, from
the Bahama Banks, weighing fifteen hun
/ poun ), and ten additional cages OF miao
animals
In has been nv great desire to have every
ll"Ing animal known 10 naturai>ts It'll
this views-my Agents in Africa have been in
Str@cted tosecuTe, regardless of cost. spec
meas of that most RARE AND BEAUrI
Full ANIMAL, the GIRAFFE an
pleased at being enabled to communicate
the FACT THAT MY SUCCESS IN HAV
Ing MY WISHES IN THIS RESPECT
GRAT1FIED HAS FAR EXCEEDED MY
MOST SANGUINE EXPECTATIONS.
have now with my Great Geological Depart.
ment A PAIR OF LIVING GIRAFFFS.-
These ara the only ones in America with anv
travelling combinaGion, and WILL MOST
POSITIVELY BE ON EXHIBITION AT
EACH PLACE MY GREAT SHOW WIS.,
ITS DURING THEFALL AND WINTER
OF 1874.
This vast assambiage of beasts, birds and
curIosities are all property arranged in beau
tful cages, so as to afford visitors an oppor-
tunity of studying the great works of our
Divine Ruler.
After an introduction into the immense
outer pavilions, which are crowded with won.
drous examples of animated nature, repre-
sentatlzes of Birds, Beasts, Reptiles, and
Amphibiens Monsters, collected from every
section OF The habitable globe, the visitor is
ushered into, and without extra charge, the
Grand Amphitheater, in which a circle of
easy and eligible seats are securely arranged
for the accommodation of TEN THOUSAND
SPECTATORS, who arc invariably attracted
by the lame of this GREAT WORLDS EX-
POSITION.
My grand arenic entertainments are of
the same chaste, moral, instructive, and
pleasing standard that has ever character
lied that portion of my exhibitions; display
ing wonderful and classic horsemanship, as
founding gymnastc and acrobatic feats, ex-
hibiting to the wondering multitudes, when
fHiiy nd5properIy developed, WHAT Is
l,ULLkD Up IN MAN.
If TshaEe created revolution in the show
business. and btough; to your very door an
eniaf latniDrnt more interesting and instruc-
1--we tean any ever heretofore presented to
the public if have Succee led in gathering
IN me vast congress a series of wonders that
IN ALI that is WuuderouS; if or merit
worth, an! novelty ii surpasses any of nv
previous forts to please a generous public
shalt, n hat event, rest satisfied that the
gr1aF desire II tIy lite has been gratifpd.
= The vast cnnsnlniat IN, a. arrayeI for
1914 embraces prodigious array OF att,ac
II'n' sting more money and rapreaent,'.L
i""r cap:ai ttIAn has ever been embarked
la any liir"e exhibitions ever presented to
'h~ public anywhere throughout the entire
F"fI Is thousands of Animals. Birds
r. pt'ie,, au! Artists, It's colIasra masni-
st. '' -" "i:derlEg mag iGcc cI'Ce ma k i,
PTS - " "tt AHtl>ement Carnival OF the
~. - :" ";'t iy present the grand ARA,
~ i". -"fr hat lie has collected requires
-. '.'-i- j, an exh h;tion, tie IKE of
.' ."'E never again visit onr State
'-.' 'ra .. John Robinson, desiring 10
"'s..E .Et''!y an opportunity of <eeirg the
80. : all the Worlds Fairs ~ Wonders.
"'' 6 '''''Inltrd To give timely notice, So that
due pc 4: i..on can be mado by parties
ifo'n d.>t1"ce to visit this congress of all
t:iR' is Wonderful in Art, and witness all
'haL Is rare, strange and curious ia the Ami
MAJ World. 70 lessen the expenses of his
na;r"''~, arrangements will be D r.-cted for
EXCLUSION Trains af Half Rates on every
!'n+ Of Hallway. Return ticket will be o,
2 AZ Al all stations good 10 any point at tx
h.,l"" ard return. Daily Thousands are
aTa.,t''% Themselves OF Thea opportunity ;Ln>
III 'Tiei them of Witnessing the Monster
Amusement Enterprise oftbe World Cier
2ymcn of all denominations, residing in afy
section of the State, are cordially invited
FREE. Publishers of papers throughout the
state, to whom Old John Robinson has been
known tor many years, will confer favor
oy noticing his coming, with what he Justly
terms THE GROWING EVENT OF HIS
LIE" To the representatives OF the press
an invitation wonld be superfluous in the
future as in the past, he will always be both
pleased and gra.itied to bid them welcome
to his Exhibitions"
The public's obedient servant,
JOHN ROBINSON.