J. Theobald and Company's extra special illustrated catalogue of magic lanterns, slides and apparatus (circa 1900)

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176 8 Whitewasher discovers his tormentor. The Sweep smothers him with soot and departs 9 Whitewasher, determined to he revenged, empties the whitewash down the chimney over the sweep 10 They both meet downstairs and find their appearances reversed,—the whitewasher is black and the sweep white The Photographer and the Dog. 1 A Bull Dog having strayed into the Studio, Mr. Hypo decides to take his Portrait 2 Mr. Hypo has a little difficulty in arranging the subject 3 He instructs him to sit quite still and look as pleasant as possible 4 Mr. Hypo proceeds to focus. Ponto does not understand the arrangement 6 Ponto changes his position. Mr. Hypo also moves 6 Ponto master of the situation. N.B.—Mr. Hypo does not now photograph dogs Exchange of Pigs. 1 Mr. Porker leading home a fat pig from the market. Stops at the village inn.—Observe Mr. Podgy approaching with a lean specimen of the same species. 2 While Mr. Porker is enjoying his beer Mr. Podger has quietly arrived. He succeeds in transferring his lean pig to Mr. Porker’s string, and takes the fat one himself 3 Mr. Podgy departs with the fat pig in place of his own. Mr. Porker alarmed at the decrease in the size of his pig iffisop’s Fables, Translated into Human Nature. Drawn by 0. H. Bennett, Author of “ Shadows.” 1 Introduction 2 The Wolf and the Lamb 3 The Frog and the Ox 4 The Ae6 in the Lion’s skin 6 The Lobster and his Mother 6 The Wolves and the sick Ass 7 The Ape and her two young ones 8 The Daw in borrowed plumes 9 The Lion and the Gnat 10 The Fox and the Crow 11 The Fox that was Docked 12 The Dog and the Shadow 13 The Fox and the Grap es 14 The Mole and her son 15 The Cat’s Paw 16 The Treacherous Cur 17 The Dog and tho Wolf 18 The Dog in the Manger 19 The Hare and the Tortoise 20 The Fox and the Crocodile 21 The Ant and the Grasshopper 22 The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing 23 The Wolf and the Crane Beadincr, 6d.