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CT tft- 05 13 M is H* '312 LECTURE SETS. COMIC TALES FROM DRAWINGS. ANOTHER DREADFUL CASE OF NEGLECT. (Comic. Prom Drawings.) By permission of “Scraps.” 1 “ You touch me !” thought the dog. <1 “ Don’t think you’re going off that war.” 2 “ Ah, you wait a bit. my friend.” " 5 “ Well, I'm hanged ! ” 3 ** I’ll catch too yet.” Descriptive matter is on each slide. A REALISTIC PICTURE. (Comic. Prom Drawings.) By permission of “Scraps.” 1 Dauber is painting a realistic Ticture of 4 Promptly rushes at tlie foe— Animal life, when— 5 With disastrous results, and 2 A Visitor arrives accompanied by his Dog, G The Artist’s wrath lies 10 be appealed by who— substantial conmen<itio:i. S Catching sight, as he thinks, of his natural enemy— Descriptive matter is on each, slide. A DUST-UP IN THE DARK. (Comic. From Drawings.) By permission of “Funny Cuts” (Id.). 1 She was anxious to get rid of her two lovers 4 In the Darkness thev mistook each other for in the Police Force. Burglars. Bobby Number One came at six prompt. 3 Till She, the Faitldess. appeared with a Caudle. He had hardly disappeared before Number 0 They have time to meditate on the wickedness Two arrived. of that Faithless Little Minx. Descriptive matter is on each slide. HOW TO TACKLE A LION. (Comic. Prom Drawings.) \\ Fir»t I take my Lantern out.” 3 ‘‘I show a Picture of a Frisky You nr? Lamb.” Then I fix up this Sheet of Thin Taper.” 4 “ And Leo naturally prefers Lamb and Mint Sauce to a Tough Old Bird like me.” Descriptive matter is on each slide. A MODERN TALE OF A TUB. (Comic. Prom Drawings.) By permission of “The Graphic.” Parker is ambitious to swim across the Bay 0 A dog tumbles poor Parker and Tub into and back. ' a Stream. When midway he finds the Tide ebbing very 7 “ Wearing” his Tub he begs for some Cloth- swiftly. j n r^ He manages to reach the opposite Shore but S He gladly exchanges with a Scarecrow. without Clothes. 0 “Tilings might have been worse,” reflects He slips into an old Tub. Parker. Ho hears footsteps. Horrified, lie squats 10 He is rowed back, but determines to be in down in his Tub. | “ Full Dress ” next tim". Descriptive matter is on each slide.