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Annual catalogue of staple fancy goods, novelties, Christmas presents, French and German toys. . Irishman Shovdling,Man Holding Babies,Side Boy,Kapolcon,Kinff William,Man Riding Frogs, Mule with Hfovahle Ilead,Monkeys and Apes,Acrobats,Santa Clans,Clapping Men,Movable I/cads,Lady with an Armful of Cats. We also have Comical Bands, manufactured both ofwood and clay. The W^ooden Bands are worth ten centseach. The Clay Bands are very unique, at seventy-fivecents each. 31 Games, Etc., to be found at Emersons Bazaar, 37 MerrlmacJc Street, Haverhill. GAME OF THE Representing the flight
Annual catalogue of staple fancy goods, novelties, Christmas presents, French and German toys. . Irishman Shovdling,Man Holding Babies,Side Boy,Kapolcon,Kinff William,Man Riding Frogs, Mule with Hfovahle Ilead,Monkeys and Apes,Acrobats,Santa Clans,Clapping Men,Movable I/cads,Lady with an Armful of Cats. We also have Comical Bands, manufactured both ofwood and clay. The W^ooden Bands are worth ten centseach. The Clay Bands are very unique, at seventy-fivecents each. 31 Games, Etc., to be found at Emersons Bazaar, 37 MerrlmacJc Street, Haverhill. GAME OF THE Representing the flight of a fugitive from justice, pursuedby Detectives. If he succeeds in reaching the line of Canada,the game is won by him ; but if he is captured on his route,the fortui>ate Detective is the winner. The full game isplayed by four, but can be played by three or two. It is one of the most interesting and exciting games everpublished, An amusing and curious game, and a very nice one. — BostonTraveller. It is played with a board, 4 pawns, —3 for officers, 1 for the fugi-tive, — and 36 little cards, and seems at first glance quite intricate ; but itis easily learned. Price, $ BUBIED CITIES is the name of a new and delightful evening entertainment. It exercises and strengthens the reflective powers of themind, and Mill be found useful and interesting to all. Theplaces given are called buried, because they are so hiddenin the sentences that it is hard work to dig them out. Somewill be found simple enough for the younger heads ; others willpuzzle even the ol
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