For the Columbian Foun,
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t4 For the Columbian Fountain.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Shoot, shoot, the dogs (the papers say,
Ye police officers away


With gun in hand,
And every dog and puppy slay-
l Ills our command
Shoot, shoot, and echo answers shoot,
Each species of the canine brute.


A valorous deed
II is for man to shoot dog,


And see him bleed. @'
Kill, kill that dog. his tongue hangs out,
A symptom sure--there swells the shout,


Mad dog, mad dog;
And from the windows will look out


Forms half incog iH
List. list, what's that, what is the matter;
hear horrid din and clatter!


All now see:
II is dog with tin-pan tied,


Not to his knee.
Kill him, kill him, he MAY do harm
He's not yet mad, bu, very warm:
8a He must be bed
Fire on him now. ye valiant Knight


The dog is dead
"A crown, crown, TO any man
Who can devise the surest plan


To muzzle dogs
And also, while his hand is in,


rry To catch stray hogs. oiEl R.
CAPITOL HILL. GRUSrIR.