The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-15
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No. 4 Central Savings Ban
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narily handsome. though great Mil
lerite.
FEMALE RHINOCEROS-The
only living specimen on exhibition;
and who, with it's daughter, (who
looks and is old, though small,) at
tracts much attention. All Love 1t.
NORTHERN QoRILLA-Captured
on the Lawrence river; fine old spec
linen, who. having learned to talk,
keeps up an incessant jabbering.
LAUGHING HYENA-From Smith
sonian Institute; an extremely deceiv-
ing animal of uncertain age. 1t al
ways appears smiling, yet is sure at
the same time to be studying deviltry.
"GRISLY BEARESS-A High old
specimen, very ugly in appearance.
though harmless.
GREAT ANT EATERS-A perfect
old cannibal. whose immense nose
is continually poking where it should
is continually poking where it should
not, causing much trouble to her keep
er. AS the Dutchman says: Der Bin
feel trouble mid her.
THE ARMADILLA-A hard shelled
old specimen. Cannot be beat, we give
our Bond is in any field.
BOA CONSTRICrOR-No fit to
Cook. She will wind around you in
the best of humor but is undoubtedly
snake in the grass.
"An AMERICAN TIGRESS-Who
looks we'll at a distance, when washed
and painted, but upon close observa-
ton she is ferocious looking beast.
II you Haint seen her you ought to.
"SHE FOX--Of handsome Brown
color, cunning little animal, though
she can't be trusted even by her keep
er. Lately discovered in the forest Of
Alliance, running wild with other she
animals.
HUMP CAMEL-She is Lanker in
flesh than the rest but is a good trav-
elerr and she has been known to do
without water for a week. Her hump
is placed far in the rear.
Cow BUFFALO-Voice like a
Ballad singer, fine looking old speci-
men, age not known as she has no
horns to count the wrinkles on, and
her teeth are false. No relation to
Buffalo Bill.
AMERICAN DEER-A very fine
looking doe, better looking than the
majority of the other animals that are
allowed out of their cages. Captured
at Ida island
BIRD OF PAKADISE-You may
hunt in towns until your Hunting's
Done and you cannot find as fine a
specimen, with SO much jaw. or who
could Baulk Us SO efficiently.
"FINE PEA FOWL-A very large
and excellent specimen, but she ap-
taD. IAI oh
show off her feathers like the male
portion of the tribe. Damn & Co.
Bought her some years ago.
AMERICAN OSTRICH-A long.
necked old specimen from Uphamsville
that hides her head with regard to her
own family but is continually running
its beak into the affairs of others.
There are several other smaller ami
mails connected with the menagerIe,
but they are mostly old. and as they do
not attract so much attention on pa.
rade, it is useless to name them. All
of these animals were formerly kept in
their cages. but they became fretful
and appeared to tire of the society of
their keepers alone tthose who had
any) and 1t was deemed best to ex-
hibit them on the streets daily. They
have been perfectly harmless so far,
and allowed crowds to observe them
closely without showing signs Of fero-
ciousness. The procession is followed
by several specimens. of the minister
crabs who crawl along behind. AS the
animals will all be Gagged again this
winter, II is found best to heavily veil
most of the faces to preserve the com-
plexion. A large collection of life wax
statuary, of great and small, short and
tall well known oflceseekers, gospel
brokers, brokendown saloonkeepers,
etc., in connection with the trained an
imal show. all for the same price Of
admission.
N. B.-Strangers must invariably
make the acquaintance of the keepers
and gain the confidence of the animals
themselves before they will be permit
ted to attend the inside entertainment.
Remember the parade! A few
days only! Tickets various prices!
"a. PETTICOTE,
General Business Manager.
TOTAL ABSTINENCE
ANNA DICKINSON.
"FEMALE SUFFRkGy.
Program Agents"
refers to Mrs. Mckinley.
An Ohio Boy q Deserter.
Columbus, Feb. 12.--Mayor Swartz
today received from Commander c. +.
Hutchins, U. 8. 8. Buffalo. letter all
nouncing that Sylvia G. Crane, of this
city, one OF the crew of the ship has
deserted. The letter was dated at
Gibraltar, January rs. Crane. who
made his home with his sister, Mrs. J.
Q. Kadel. OF Columbus, enlisted In tho
naval service last May. He was 10
years OF age. aE..il "a