The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-05-19
The Great Railroad Worlds Fair Of
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The Great Railroad Worlds Fair Of
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IN every respect the Sells Brother fulfil the
promises of their advertisements. Indeed,
they even go beyond them.-3snrer Daily
Tribune.
The worlds Menagerie, the Universal
Living Museum, the Colossal Caravan,
and the great Electric-lighted Chcus,
which has so long created so much talk,
is at last really coming. and will s2rGad
its half a million yards of fcnormous.t69s S
in Redwood Falls. on Friday, Juns Sd. I'd
-caiize our dreams of wonderland. Those
honorable and aspiring millionaires, the
Messrs. Sells, have massed, in the everex-
panding grand amusement enterprise, a
living avalanche of rare and costly attrsc-
tions and seperatc entertainments. Only
think of it! Hundreds of thousands of
dollars invested in the only $57,000 full
grown pair of living White Nile Hippo
potami; q living full grown dwarf Ele-
phant. worth almost his weight in gold,
90 tiny that he is exhibited under glass
case. smaller than the smallest baby Gle
phant ever seen at birth, and an hundred
told greater curiosity; the only $22, 900
tremendous Two o-horned White Rhinoce-
ros; the only $4,000 drove of six per-
forming Colorado Cattle; the only living
gigantic rainbow-hued Mandrill; the only
great $4,000 Electric Light; the only
$50, GOO monster arctic aquarium Of ice
n I'M M. i1>sn Al,
ly S2cO. 900 complete herd of Asiatic and
African Elephants; the only pair of full
grown Polar Bears; Sultan's priceless
Caravan of towering Dromedsries and
Camels; the only Willis Cobb's $25. 900
miniature Circus; the only equestrian
bareback emperor, James Robinson, at
a 81. coo per week salary; the sonly weird
and wonderful king Sarbro's royal Japan
ese Circus; the dead shot rifle celebrities,
Baughman and Butler; the lionized
worlds champion leapcr. Geo. NJ. Kelly;
the only pair of woolly Elephants ever
known, and worth more than all those of
any other two shows combined; quarter
of million free exhibition in more than
regal street parade and musical process
sions; invaluable specimens OF every real
ly rare wild beast and bird; a coliseum
rivaling arena of the most celebrated
equrstria 5, gymna It's. clowns. acrobats
and general performers of all nations;
over fifty tons of educated animals. and
u princely fortune invested in wardrobe
aud rloooro$;ono o1Opo
This millionaire exposition, moreover,
managed in person by its proprietors, tol-
Grating no camp-followers. permitting no
peddling under its tents. protecting its
patrons from being in any way annoyed
or imposed upon. and renting no privil-
eges to any one. everywhere lauded to
skies by the press for faithfully fulfilling
every advertised promise. and calling for
the arrest and conviction of all swindlers
who obtain money under false pretenses,
by loudly advertising attractions which
they do not own. Askin. H. critics -
speak of it always just as it is, and resol-
utely depending upon might and right
combined for patronage and popularity.
Far the greatest show of its kind, thus re-
lying upon public appreciation must be.
and is, one of tho grand successes of this
era Of vast enterprise. Remember it's
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