The enquirer southerner., 1874-10-23
GREAT VVQDRLD's EXPOSITION.
NGAHJAG11E7'S
PROCLAMATION TO The PUBLIC OF NORTH CAROLINA:
MANAG1R'S

triumphant success; and this season
wherever OLD JUuE ROBISsoNs 5 GREAT
WORLDS EXPOSITION hats, it will
create a grand diversionai gala day cor the
inhabitants for ore hundred surrounding
IL :As--a glorious Cr'nival, tete Of mag
n.Giceuce, and a bewildering ovation.
To properly respond 10 the immense
tribute OF the muitltudes everywhere ten
Gered nv triumphal successes, have eD-
trusted the entire movng and daily man
aqemrnt Of my GREAT WORLDS EXPO
SIIIGN to my oldest So, JOHN ROBIN
son, JE., who, for the past ten years, has
been my acting manager, and to whose
clear judgment, gentlemanly department,
thorough discipline and unlimited k1OwI-
edge OF the SuJw business, secoued by my
four other SONS. and corps OF assistants.
much Ui my success in the show business
is due Tue financial department is III
C argo of my second son, Mr. GILBERT
n ROBINSON, who is chief of finances
Having occupied This position tor the past
eight years. lie has made the rapid ex-
changing OF money speciality, and is now
dck1uWled Lrd the most correct money eX-
pert in America
It has often been suggested to ne that
do not set forth my just claims of superb
ority in sufficiently emphatic language, and
that I am altogether too reserved and mod
est in my advertising literature hera.din4
Ny GREAT WORLD 5 EXPOSITION
T.e PaUlIc Press, Statesmen, Clergymen
and millions of delighted visitors, with one
voice unite in prolouncIng that rny estab-
IisHment has at aimed the eliminating point
4, a comDiuat.,n OF all that is good, pure,
useful, instructive and pleasing.
muititUdInoUs attractions, being satisfied
10 permit the public to discover the real
worth and merit of my gigantic institute,
aud permit them to tell their neighhors of
my partially advertised mine Of wealth. Of
course all my visitors can most conscien-
tiousiy testify to my superior exhibitions,
and advise lLelr many friends to patronize
me.
Now, OF ONE FACT BE ASSURED that al
though my great travelling show for the
season of 1874 will fully equal any exbibi-
lion eEer collected on this continent, and
V ,5h its many wonders will remain intact,
presenting multitude of attractions equal
10 any TWELVE GREAT SHOWS, it new
er wIil be- divided, believing that in union
there Is strength )" and the generous pub
Ic can always depend upon Witnessing one
grand, unlimited and undivided cousnlida-
rinn. and when patronjZing my Great
World Exposition find all their fancy pic
tureG
MyGREAT WORLD S EXPOSITION is
an established i2ct-not for a yea anl t
day, but fixed permanently in the tra.ts TT
tJiiy millions OF my respected CountrTnleu.
and this alone should be the best reason "a
The world WHY | CANNOT DECEiyE THE PUB
Lie, for bv doing so there Is uUtrsuL ga5ned
aud my fiIy years of honest toll, aud lie
princrIy fortune expended i'll gathering To-
gether the wnndnrs OF the Unive @. and my
good tame would be lost forever. have
invariably requested my Agents to adv
! tlse, thoroughly and rnphalicalIy that ii
/ all cases il oiy exhibitions are not just what
! they ale represented [ viii willingly refund
! NV patrons money, knowing perfectly we'll
/ in:; | eal safely make the Utfer, as it is ali
I ImpnS- U,nty to and sufficient expressive
+ o~ds u The EnglI,h language to do full
+ Justice 10 uly GREAT WORLDS EXPOSI-
TION.
/ la the SDriug Of 1872 | determined, if pos
sible, to add such curosiries and animals
/ 81, ny great geological collection as had
/ never been on exhibition on this continent.
/ In The month Of April had a consignment
+ Of one black named Red Sea Lion, from the
/ Arcuc Ocean, captured III the region OF the
/ North Pole, also three Black Pacific Sea
Lions, aud six Crown Seals, t,om my Agents
/ 50, Alaska; all arriving by he way of Sau
/ Francisco and the ?. c'iic Railroad. The
arg4st OF the four SEA Lions weighed two
lr"u~aud three hnnlred pounds, ami he
! smallest Twelve hund ed. At the same tine
t1a," arg;y-i t.pm Inlia tie fist ani only
Giaci, Suml&raH Ra.Goce5o~ ever brought
C. t4,.> cou4,ry. OF i@e emo NOUS weight ol
hree tols. \ 4taut O,trch, fifteen feet
hlsh, >lron4 enough to carry two men upor
III, back, an thea out>tip the swittest run
ming rdce-horsR; and can safely say it i,
he first bird Of its kind ever exhibited il
he couuJry. These, together with an Afri
can Hartbeest, the first il America 6
| THREE-HORNED AND THREE-EYEI
OK, from the Holy Land Sacred or Hin
doc Bull, from Hiudoostan; King Vulture