The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-03-26

BAZAAR OF THE NATIoNs.-The s'Press
Association" correspondent writes as fol-
lows from Philadelphia in res ard to a gigan-
tic enterprise which is about to- be inaugura-
ted in that city, and the success of which is
undoubtedly assured from the fact that Mr..
John Wanamaker, whose name is known in
nearly every household in the land, not only y
because of his proprietorship of the largest
Clothing House in America, but because of
his connection with many of the most phil
/ anthropic movements of the age, is the ori-
ginator and master spirit. So unique and
unheard CT an exhibition has never hereto
/ fore been attempted in this country, and we
mistake the spirit of our people if they do
not extend TO 1t a patronage worthy of so
great an undertaking having for its object
so patriotic a purpose as the one it is de-
signed to further. Referring to this ex ira
ordinary enterprise and the no less extraor-
dinary man who has originate6 ii, the Press
] Association" correspondent says;
/ have heretofore in these letters expressed
! wonder at the amount of work done by John
/ Wanamaker, in organizing local committees
fundss for The C,9utennnI Tie rcsnnps s,iii,
OF raising the millions of dollars to carry out
! the intentions of the originators of the Exhibi-
! tion, was placed in his hands. and right molly
| is he carrying on his work. 1t is dope arotui-
/ toltsig, and now, in addition to tho business
cares that receive his atteution-for he person
ally directs the machinery that moves sse larg-
est clothing establishment in America, and
/ probably in the world-Mr. Wanarnaker has de-
tertnined THAI the Dung Mems Christian Asso-
citation shall have, here in Philadelphia = build
ing grand in size aud architectural beauty, in
! Which Christians and non-beIievers the world
over shall be warmly welcomed with true
! Such a building viii cost geveral hundred
! thousand dollars To- erect and finish 1t Uiu be
raised and the first step towards raising it has
| been taken by holding a great ami novei Enter
commencing March 10Th. ard continuins until
! the 24th OF April. This entertainment is called
The BAZAAR Of the Nations and the largest
| Halt in the city has been engaged in which to
hold IT, large avenue will extend the eatire
length OF the Hall, AID on either side will he
/ a ffnsy rht.
following nations; Germany, France, Italy,
ngland. Scotland Russia, Sweden, Switzer-
and, Venice, Turkey, Syria. China. America.
/ &c. These houses will be SO substantially con-
strneted 1 N as to render them perfectly sac They
| peries appropriate to their respective nation
| In each house will be established a Store or
/ Bazaar, " here ladies and their attendants, at
tired in the national costume, Will offer for sale
| ran Ic, fancy and useful articles, mainly the pro-
ductions of the countries they represent.
Entertainments of various description will
| be given in daytime and evening. Curiositics
from every quarter of the globe will be eXhib-
tied. Cafe will form one of the attractions.
! Street scenes of remote lands will be intro
| duced, and the languages of the world may be
heard on the busy thoroughfare.
| EFe.y efort is being put forth to make the
! Bazaar the most attractive, interesting and in
! structive affair ever brought before the people
oi retihSS wanna ana me ai!accnt states.
| STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-ft is natural for
/ people suffering with ConsuIn ptioR Coughs
Severe Colds, or any other disease of fhe
/ Throat and Lungs, to put off from day TO
! day buying an article that thes know has
cured their neighbor, friend, or relative, yet
they have no faith in it until it is too late
! II you Will go to your Druggists and get
/ bottle of BoSCHEE'S s GERMAN SYRUP, your
Immediate oure is certain as you live
1t has lately been introduced into this coun-
try from Germany, and Druggists and peo-
pie everywhere are elated over its success
iou can get a sample bottle for 10 cents and
try II. Regular size bottle rs cents Lem
mon 81 Murray, Ebensburg, or p. N. Woie-
slagle s. Son, Wilrnore
FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup of
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horchound combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
the most efficient Quantities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by it and in Croup it
acts like magic. Call at R. j. Lloyd's Drug
Store and obtain sample bottle free Of fcbarge,
or n regular size for 3 at p. NJ. Woie=
Siaole x. SON. Stnr.. w j MaIx