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1. 1 - Vous avez vole un jambon?

2. 2 - Moi! Pas du tout!

3. 3 - Je crois meme que c'est vous!

4. 4 - Comment un gendarme qui a vole un jambon!

5. 5 - Tenez! La preuve!

6. 6 - Etouffons l'affaire!

7. Henry VI. Act IV, Scene VI - "Thou art worthy of the sway, to whom the heavens adjudged an olive branch and laurel crown, as...

8. "If we have hod nae luck at the birds, that surely is nae cause for grief. Come noo, my mon, let's comfort take in Wilson...

9. King John, Act 5th, Sc. 3d. King John: How goes the day with us? O tell me, Hubert. Hubert: Your majesty, the enemy are in...

10. Libby, McNeill & Libby's Cooked Corned Beef - used by all Armies of the world as it is the best.

11. No! Skobeleff. Our rifles were the best, we had plenty of ammunition, but we had used our last can of Wilson's Beef - and...

12. The royal guard to the front, Chas. Counselman & Co's. Royal Hams.

13. The Arkansas traveller on his weary way finds comfort in Chas. Counselman & Co's Royal Hams.

14. Soldiers way off -- get more Indians. Heap go catch em. Steal big cans. Wilson's Good Beef.

15. After once using our "Tippecanoe" you will use no nostrums nor preparations called "bitters". Try "Tippecanoe instead.

16. The Scouts of Wyoming. A story of '76, begins in no. 490 of Frank Leslie Boys' and Girls' Weekly.

17. The Gates of Calais, or the roast beef of old England

18. All competitors ape-arently distanced by Chas. Counselman & Co's. Royal Hams.

19. The alpine tourist's chief delight is the Magnolia ham.

20. Armour & Co., packers, Chicago.