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'95 ---ma W -H TFQESQNIVEEQITY 'BADGER - 15 The band begins to play, The elephant comes this way. Jliros. Ilbositivelig jfarewell Gout of the Greatest Show on Earth. lbirect from winter quarters at the stables of the Evening lVisconsin Company. M ,xxy N EW A N in COME THE BIOGRAPHIES. Huge but harmless animals, secured at great expense and with much difficulty by a band of skilled hunters. THE CHRONICLE. Found roaming wild on University Hill and captured with the utmost difliculty. BIRDS. i Parrots and birds of plumage, imported from the ladies' room at Main Hall. PICTURES. Only picture gallery of its kind in existence. PONIES. Signors Ball and Wright with their drovelof trained ponies have been The lar - secured especially for this occasion. I AND SEE! This is ' S'i'.-x1a'i'LiNts FEATURES. 6-CANNIBALS-6 Captured January 19, 1894, at Library hall, while tearing each others' hair and swearing in their own peculiar language. ORLANDO KULL-OSSIFIED VIAN. a very interesting specimen of petrifactiong the subject has been turned to stone for fourteen years. Shows great combativeness, even in petrified state. SIGNOR DAGO RIENOW. Greatest word juggler now before the public. ff SPECKJ' gest elephant now livingg obtained from the Zoological Garden of the Rho Kap's, at Mendota Court.
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16 THE UNIVERSITY 'BADGER ,QS ll-WILD MEN OF BORNEO-u l 3-RINGS-3 Of the Varsity tribe of Borneo, led by their chiefs Dodo Davis and i 1..fCl-,OWN-1 Hot Dog Lyman. ' ' QToo celebrated to mentionj Admission, 31.00. INDIANS. 1 ziiig-Of the Agriculturalla tribe.-fi? WATCH ! WAIT! Under their chief, f'Buffalo Bill lVIakemfarmers Henry. For the Street parade' MANY! VIORE! MANY! 2-SI,000 DOLLAR BEAUTIES-2 Athletes. Bare-back Riders. Tumblers. Trained Animals. A Spartan maiden. Mermaid of Eau Claire. PROFESSOR PARK HOTEL DAVIS. l 50316 QUE, C0319 and And his collection of Trained Monkeys, who Box, Fence, Wrestle, etc. i ,O 1 Cleat an Sma ' N. B.-All persons are hereby warned not to monkey with the Immediately after the performance the animals will be fed in the ring, band wagon unless they play an instrument. the IJIOCCSSIOI1 to be l1621ClCCl lb f S 3CCli.l' ilice llediuilion of literary' De varlment. . I
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