sifa Fer die Columbian founiaia.

A. CONVERSATION
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sBstsoeen young Girl from hhs Country and hn
Mothsr On beholding ono Of nose Wsoiiy Ana
~ "'als that ays 50 presaisnt ." ihis Cay.
~" Hey day--whals that with black silk hat
xeThat cornstalk looking thing
stSee how il lwrls It's glossy curls,


As bird will pluck It's wing.
O! i declare, Ma, just look there:
.lig See what woolly lip
never saw things more alike


Than 1T and our Cat Tip.
The whiskers, too, and cloak Of blue,


Worn by this curious thing,
Il Resemble our Dogs face and name
N When shaved in the Spring.
Ma. do you think the thing will bite
ssfis See what strut and spiutter;
And how il bobs its woolly head,
-sas Like PAS ducks in the gutter.
live head Papa, and Mr.. Law


Papa, I've heard at least
Say in the city were strange things,


That looked like Man and Beast.
Id MAJ a,1
Il He said they were Ourang- Outangs,


The paupers Of this nation
A foreign import OF man, sL


To shame the Brute Creation.
a Then, if these things be Of no use,
,sss The City should engage @ a
With those who keep the cat,le-shows


To place them in cage.


Then country folks in Hocks would 60,


Their wondering eyes TO feast
With curious stare, they would look there,
'H AT neither Man nor Beast. GRUkrER.
CAPITOL Hill.