The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-27
Our Louisville Lady Correspondent
1925 BROADWAY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 10Th, 1881.

| LOUISVILLE, n.y. aug. 10tht 1851. !
EDITORS CLARION: | thought per
haps you and your readers would 81
glad of the tidings, that our Exposition
is open for the world" Aud, a proper
sort of tangible compliment, it would
be, for everybody with a surplus 81
pocket money on hand ito come and
see" what We have prepared gith 81
much labor for your ediGcation and
pleasure. Only beg of you, let it be a
family party; bring your wives, "your
aunts, your cousins and your sisters. .
Don't, 'ye. Lords and Masters churi.
ishly and selfishly rush here, to see oal
Exposition alone.
Bring the ladies, and the children too
those, that can be relied upon, not b
cry. We are well supplied with mgsig,
and don'tcare for any competitive drills,
in vocal dissonanee. GapIas snlendid
7th Regiment Band, of New York, Will
discourse steeet music day aud night, and
the pleasure seats in the music hall are
so well arranged that you may drink
it in at your leasure. And at night, the
electric fountain in the center, while
flooding the building with light, will
present beautiful and unique appear
ance.
The managers of the Exposition have
made great Improvements on the Show
of last year, aud the display will be in.
every way superior to that of last fall.
There is admirable order in the arrange
ments of the different departments. No
heterogeneous conglomeration of the
beautiful and artistic, with the grimly
useful, which mars most exhibitions
The odd juxtaposition of things, making
bewildering impression On the mind.
like the panoramic views of Noah's Ark,
and causing most people to break down
in their descriptions of Expeditions Ito
the disgust of eager listenersl With
"Oh! well, there was a great lot of
things, and crowd of people, until il
was hard to find anything y0u did want
to seep OF course it Is difficult fas /
find it, to make a graphic picture Of the
enabaTTa des richesscsv that meet the gaze
at the Exposition. 1t is better to fol-
low the Queen Of Sheba's example
come! and "behold the glories for your
SELF
Not only the handsome building, but
the grounds will be brilliantly liz with |
electric lights. The electric tower, 100 /
feet high, made of open iron work, will /
beer ten electric lights Of 1000 candle
power each. This vii make tlle grounds
IS light as dag. This tower stands ii |
the center, and seats hare been erected |
II tiers on three sides Of she grounds, /
md the whole covered by waterproof /
Earpaulin. Ia this space win take place
bicycle contests, livestock displays, mil
tary parades, drills, etc.
Great interest Is felt in the approach
ng fine stock show on the Exposition
and the arrangements made By
he managers Of this department give
Of one Of the finest stock dis
lays ever made il this country
AnoEhsr interesting feature vii BE
he prize military drill. -Four com
,aniss have already entered the list
Imong them two Of the crack com
ianies be the country. And If all this Is
lot enough to entice you, think what .
lenefit 8 change Of air jaunt IS, to
mes mental and physical constitution I
Our city is IN gals dress. public and
Irivate buildings decorated, our shop
pindoWs displaying ST IaanneE 81 hsaa-
ifuI and nece ary things convincing
Cd II glance, q the wisdom Of the
rophelz. % pave il gold tie New
sro1en, tie blessed city where al /
u wishes are p u sEsttd