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14
Month
September
Year
1892
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Public Domain
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Keturning from its tremendous, triumphant, foreign tour of over 20,000 miles, to fxliibit all its wealth of crowning wonders, at Thursday, Sept. 22. SELLSBROTHERS UNITED SHOWS THE BIG ONE OF THE WORLD. Only Representativo Ajistraliau ExEibit, Regal Roman Hippodrorne, Monster Menagerie, Only G'iant Hippopotami, Bigrest Circuses on Eartli, Ünly Tribe of Wild Bedouin Warrior Athlet'es, Ouly Antipodean Aviary, Only Darkest África Aquarium, The Olyinpian Stnge of Oíd, Only Royal Japanese Troupe Mid-Air üymnasinm, Children's Fairyland FrolIcs. QTotesque Carnival, Árabian Niiflits' Romances, Spectacular Pilgrimage ti Meces. An Exhihition manifestly worthy its American reputation and the extensivo promiBee v ith wnich it Cttme upou Australia.- Sidncu Daily Telegraph. MORE FOR THE MONEY THAN E7E--1 HEARD OF. Presented In more than the magnitude and elegance which astonislied the Antipodes. For while abroad most notable additions were made to its attractions, by the wrehase in Australasia, the East Indies and elsewhere of mauy exceedingly rare and royal wild beasts, birds and reptiles. Conspicuous among them Three Most Enormous Tigers Ever Known. Any one of which is big enough to awallow any otlier one heretofore exhibited. Only School of Trained Monster Sea Lions and Seals A Splendld Flock of Full-Grown and Baby Emus. It is easily seeu that Sells' Circus deserves its reputation, and is fully worthy of the biggest patronage the piblic can bestow. It certuiuly dwarfs everythiug we have ever had iu Australia. - .Vi lboume Daily ffërald. It has made the greatest journey of its Srt kind. The most successful one óf any ff ITft? PjSSÏfri ri prise, outsplendoring all past efforts aud f ' 4' Kj t4&aHEÍMFi Ul ai"l si'!l :lt most enormous hazard and jKMgHMÈ WMfÊmJU expense. A popular invasión paved in "ara SnlJÊÊÈÊÉWr ínent's bonds. Whole railroad trains of Teeming with Features from the Antipodes. The Classic Raeing Circuit of the World. Its Bravest Barebaek Kings and Charioteers. The Male and Female Champions of theTurf. Arenic Hosts in Eighty Brilliant Acts. The Savage Monarehs of Most Distant Wilds. The Huge Behemoths Told About in Job. Splendid Wild Beasts from Equatorial Lands. A Racing Herd of Wisest Elephants. The All-Amazing Hippopotami. A hundred artista of world-wide jpt, aSj yar-r-p-y. ute. The Prophet's Sons in Lj& W ' N2Zèf" ian feats. The Kojal Gymnast marvels KH0 )}ll . ÉL pj i Japan. Briglit, golden visions fresh ftjt n lJ"r Ny fí rom fftiry realms. An elf-land "" rj 4r B round ïor the little folks. A startling t W l?h jL L fífíállí ■ i l r i : 1 1 1 . ■ 1 1 1 ,. Ic.ft}, .-.i.-. 'II,. ■-...!■, .ni .Mt P'' BSi 'Vr'iÉfTVjê'Nt 'l! Uve with daring'deeds. A ceaseless ,mM'1.iÁ1iM,,WTjm,m:1 arnival ol harniless tun. Sensations Skní "" __JÁ'Í ■ SJ=Z, 11 there is no room for more. None but esJ!SSi2j_ (n., lie greatest riders will appear. None ,vSw v!!ife' l ave the finest gymnasts are engaged. - - fl [-fm'fíte There is No Space for an Inferior Act. And Not an Inch to Spare the Commonplace. No Equal to It Can Be Organized. No Other Bear Its Fabulous Expense. No Other Pays One-half Such Salaries, s Known so Famously and Far. Or Can Obtain the Features It Presents. ItWill Eclipse All You Have Ever Seen. And Seen Leaves Nothing Lacking to the Eye. Its Programme Prodigious Beyond Words. Moral as Mighty, and as Pure as Great. The creara of the circus talent of the world.- Sydney DaiU Htm: At every place of exhibition, free to all, An Inaugural Morning Resplendent Holiday Street Pageant Revealing a Golden Avalanche of Wild Beast Wonders and Spectacular Splendor None Should Fail to See. Two Performances Daily, at 2 and 8 p. m. Doors Open One Hour Previous. Lowest Excursión Rates on All Rallroads.

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