The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-11

teeth, the stomach teeth, the inca
sles. and the spankings'' Of her
candy sucking brood, just when the
golden cornct vas making the air
heavenly wit; the tones of "uome
Sweet Home" Then on one side
of the stand was heard, FLORIDA
curiosities. Sir. Mot soap, ma
ain, takes gr>ase out in half min
ute, III show you;'' on the other,
Ice cream and lemonade, walk
right in, with a piano solo, dialo-
que, mammoth cave, and children
demanding candy, in the rearward
suburbs. That order Of things has
passed away.
In this year monst! ous sea-shell,
on the exact model Of the beautiful
thing on Manhattan Beach, N. Y,
is growing into shape where the big
organ stood and inside the sheN.
with every liquid note sent out by
the finest acoustic contriyance Of
the age. will lie the finest instru-
mental and vocal performers that
can be had by lavish use of money.
Before them will be vast music
hall, comfortably furnished with
abundant seats regulated by ushers
like an orera house; distinctly
published as no thoroughfare for
the crowd or the Indifferent, and
where listener as far back as the
great electric fountain can hear
every note, if only the fools cGn be
kept still!
But have not told you Of that
fountain. Some traveller with men,
ory and a purse brought the plan
from Europe, and if
"a thing OF beautyiS joy forever"
this should be a source Of happi-
ness for at least two months. A
large basin of artificial stone is the
sub-structure, from which arises a
lofty stem with the usual fountain
form. Here, amid a delicate lace
work of iron. to be understood only
by being seen, will be prismatic
forms of cut, and colored glass, in
side of which will be the pure white
fire of the Edison Electric Light
In daylight there will only be i'm
prisoned fire behind the veil of the
falling water. but at night, the only
light that ever rivaled the glory of
Gods suns and stars, will convert
the whole fountain into an indie
scribable glory ofilluminated jewels
and radiant waters. The Arabian
Nights enchanters never imagined
a more lovely dream come true.
Ny narrowing space warns me
that I have written enough for to,
day. Special exhibits seem TO grow
alive and say, "Do write me up"
The large building used for the car.
riage exhibit of last year, is this
wear to below and mo-oo o and
bleat and stamp and smell, that
divine odor of the hay and the dairy,
with the finest cattle and stock OF
the Western world, while Kentucky
will prove again the right to her
ancient boast, The finest horses in
the world, sir, only to be beat by
our women How it ever came
about that sporting people called q
dog exhibit "a bench SHOW do
not know, but the noble one of last
year will be surpassed in this.
Time and space are out and ]
! nave not hinted at the agricultural,
horticultural, floral, and all Of tine
other wonders to be displayed by
this land that is richer than the old
Eden, and so nearly Paradise that
Kent1ckians seldom speak of the
future state" The new selections
of Art objects in the brick gallery
the amphitheater for the fire works
and other public and free amuse
inents, in short, the Exposition lies
| before me, almost untouched and
undescribed.
Two months Of writing, twice
week, will not more than tell Of it
so far as the pen and ink can
Exhibitors, States, railway corpora
tions, manufacturers, all who wan
/ this chance to advertise, in which
big city RENTS it's taxes, gives Low
rents, and opens its doors to the
competition fthe whole nation, ant
people who have things to sell
minerals to show, and timber K
display. had best wake up, for th'
space Eas it's limits, and the lIneI
Of paint on the aocr mark spaoes 81
"sold' multiply every hour. Som'
choice exhibits we're crowded init
the galleries last year, and the be
lated ones must go there this year
Still. there is room.
H. W. C.
( Columbus Enouirer-Sun sit ha