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The "TAME Fox."-One hardly looks to papers
Professedy devoted to religion for amusement, yet
have derived not little from the perusal of the fol-
lowing paragraph, which find in the Vermont
Chronicle:


ScENE-Village Tavern.-Two travellers drive up
and order peck of oats for their horse


First Traveller.-[ Drawing towards the stove. +
Landlord, see you have no bar; do you keep the
Striped Pigl


Landlord.-Not exactly; but keep Tame Fox.


Second Traveller.-Cant we see him!


Landlord.-Certainly. Walk this way, gentlemen,
Oaklng them to room in the rear and showing them
the table loaded with choice liquors. what will you
take, gentlenenl


Travellers. oh nothing, nothing at all we only
wished to see the Cy-ittur