Rensselaer Republican, Volume 18, Number 40, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 June 1886 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Only Circus and Menagerie to be in Rensselaer this year. MWMMHM■■■■■■»■■■■■■■■■■ "■■■■■aWtaaHMMMM MMMMMMMMMM M - • FETEDAT E’Oie TIEZEJ A $51,000,000 CONSOLIDATION. OLD TIME IDEAS DISCARDED! J Endless Changes and transformations! - ' ;: “r $4,009 DAILY EIPENBE!' sl’oo,ooo IN NEW FEATURES! -A. BRAND JXTKS'W SLHCO'W! Limitless in Special am Eiclasire Attractions! ; Unrivaled to Variety MitlftJVßny tfltsFeatury?" Rensselaer, Friday, June 18th, 1886. THE OLDEST! THE LARGEST! THE BEST OF ALL SHOWS! ■- - . 7OHIT BOEirrSOIT’S Great World’s Exposition, 10 BIG SHOWS 10 ■> COMBINED. IV

wsjLiMOkl ; - ' ■ —' ' ■ iiii DON’T FAIL TO BE IN TIYIE TO WITNESS THE $300,000 Free Street Pageant! > 31 Chariots, 4 Steam Musical Wagons, 15 Mounted Trumpeters, 300 Horses, 12 Separate Kinds of Alusic, Female Brass Band, Scottish Bagpipers, 100 Alounted Knights, 50 Cages, 2 Steam Organs, Female Open Air Opera, 100 Ponies, 8 Distinct Bands, Jubilee Troupe, Steam Caliope, 50 Courtly Dames. DEISTS OE PERFORMING AVILD BEASTS! Timers, Lions, Hyenas, Leopards, Bears, Pythons, Anacondas, Boa Constrictors,etcL uith their keepers, all thrown open, with sides down, in the mighty Parade-3O“C-A.C3fE; MEKT AGrEJRIB! —TjTJXjbTJ- asKSKrosijQLZ THE TATTOOED WvMAW.J hCrlkh 200 feet through space by ancient - —r-L-i—...'.. RQMES-TER-ItIFIC WAR ENGINE. EARTH NKVEB SAW THE LIKE BEFORE , THE C-A-T.A.ZP'CTT iT ZOLA, THE FEMALE BLONDIN ZEXITIfI. . Ruling a Velocipede over a Single Wire, GO feet'above the A TTA A Heads df the audience. . . ... -CIA- _L J— f I Who dives, hc a d foremost, from I 111 LfX feet, and performing the most difficult WIG domo Of the Canvas into a net ■ waawr-B* feate 100 feet below. 9 rTOVCT , 'F ,S mDFRS' 9 Mile ZERATE Ceiling Walked 1 ILIJL7IN LLO . wxo atthe Apex of thaCaavao, walks, In Pyramids, Somersaults from Shoulder, ard Start- ruaa, and. aances -witix 2=.®a.d. ■ ling Evolutions. —— : ’ ’ ZZZZ Zena family! 28rolio SKATERS!2B In wonderful and iightn ing Haim Teetii and t eet IN TIIEIK NATIVE dances, acrobatic feats Slides from the topmost point of the and wonderful skating. , Canvass to the ground- ; . - M’LLE ELLA ZOLA! TUILA FAMILY! HIGH AVIRE QUEEN, v/alks blindfolded with feet en- Unicycle Riders and Skaters on Stilts, four feet high, ~ L - "ased ifi'bitsketsrouu-three- quaTtcr ineir-wh-e, carrying a-« —-—“7- performing tlw-most-startling of Acrobatic heavy man. and Skatorial Feats,

MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS AND a VAST COLLECTION OF EELIOS OF THE OLDEN AGE AND MODEEN CURIOSITIES. xZcr<2. of Slepla.am.ts. EVERY NATION REPRESENTED- K * Of aliases, sizes and kinds. Tribes of Hindoos, Kurds, Creeks, Cannibals, LONG W BELMONT SISTERS, Leiu/lli of Hair, 7ft Thickness, 4 in. Hottentots and .Afghans, all m Wa.lre Cn ,<..n.e» La Ccrem.n.e.l w.s><> Dro ,e.r< i .r;^ U oo “QCHOO l, e ,of ; t t,r,4l ,is £5 „ AH.IMMS | OXwsmri.a'iaL.il I Giant Harse, 21 >lg- ‘ qqibcvsesq and newly A z'"' O invented „„ tin ATT. star ARTISTs Male and Female. GYMNASTS, RIDERS, ACROBATS, CLOWNS, SPECIALISTS. 150 NOVEL ACTS. OVER 110 ALL STAE-AETISTs.M^ and Qf aadwnce , ,"' p nr «AmwrUrnni Russia 1 Artists from Germany! ‘ Artists from Arabia! Artists from France! Arfrste from Japan! * r qpej; at 1 anil 1 P. -H OKli HOIR LATER t r- - A ? Cheap excursions on aU ‘Bailioads. Will exhibit at Michigan City, June 19th.