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TRAMP ON THE COW-CATCHER. And when the other side was reached, The gasping babies loudly screeched; But their small fears were soon allayed, By pop-corn balls, and lemonade. And now my little ones, I mean To please you with the coming scene. A tramp was walking on the track, When suddenly he felt a whack--- The cow-catcher it was that struck The tattered man---but by good luck, It tossed him up, and placed him where He sat, as in an easy chair! When he recovered from his fright, He fairly shouted with delight; For tramps, are as a rule, denied, On " Lightning Trains"---a gratis ride. Behind him swings his carpet-bag,--- While his old coat---a dirty rag About him flutters in the breeze, Which makes the cadger cough and sneeze. When at the town the Engine stopped, Down from his perch the rider hopped, And cried, as off he whistling went, "My ride has cost me not a cent." 13