The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-10-17

tue LIt6aOt Onrl6l, OnOst U Dc moro dccuraCe
and graphic when ! / have been ON eyewitness
81 the sacred place"
Returning to the topic of his discourse; he
snid:
Fairs may be for the sale of goods or for
the exhibition of goods on a small scale or q
large scale, for county or city, Tor one ma
ton or for all nations. Ny text brings us
to the fairs Of ancient Tyre, a city that is
now extinct. Part of the city was
on IN island, and part on the
,Mhinland. Alexander, the conquer
or. was much embarrassed when he found
80 much of the city was on IN island, for he
had no ships. But his military genius was
not to be baked. Having marched his army
to the beach, he ordered them to tear up the
city on the mainland and throw it into tho
water and build q causeway 200 feet wide to
the island. So they took that part of the
city which was on the mainland and with it
built q causeway of timber md brick and
stone on which his army marched to the cap
ture Of that part of the city which was ontne
island, as though a hostile army should put
Brooklyn into the East river and over it
march to the capture of New York. That
Tyrian causeway of ruins which Alexander's
army built IL still there, and by alluvial de-
posts has permanently united the island to
the mainland, SO, that it is no longer an
greatest Of all undertakers for burying cities,
having covered up for the most part Baal-
bee and Palmyra and Thebes and Memphis
and Carthage and Babylon and Luxor and
Jericho, the sand, SO small and yet SO mighty,
10 now gradually. giving rites of sepulture to
what was left Of Tyre. But. oh, what a
seal All nations casting their crowns at her
feetl Where we have in our sailing vessels
benches Of wood. she had benches of
ivory. Where we have for our
WAISTS of ships soils Of coarse canvas, shehad
sails Of richest embroidery. s4
The chapter from which mytext istaken Of
her enumerating the richest countries in oil the
1orld says ofTyre: .'They traded in thy
Fairs" Look in upon the world's fair at
Tyre. Ezekiel leads us through one de-
partment and it is o horse fair. Under fed
and over driven for ages, the horses Of today
give you no idea of the splendid animals
which, rearing and .plunging and snorting
and neighiug, we're brought down over the
plank 81 the ships and led into the worlds
fair at Tyre until Ezekiel, who was a minister
of religion and not supposed to know much
about horses, cried out in admiration:
ssThey of the house of .Togarmah traded in
SIy ,a,as ~ : Ely y.a-l,,s fo;r a. a,vro Id ON
r. E.Dh;o, tha nrnnhat wa And svt ryth;ng
* IN ssa.o -. H. pnanIinr,,s oras r ;Ea natr;.
GA NOV ara tha coraIs. like franments Of
T.II.n ~ 90 ha sannh;rea. and here 10 a~ata
q, blush With all eolors. What is that aroma
we inhale? It'll from chest ofcedars which
We open, and find them filed with all styles
y Az. 1888 ornhnn+rnan+ onS
tpsarsas w nass;a md frankincensa and hahn
la On Nv Eaok;al Tho nTonhet. we come TO
!. 49, 4: tmroI fa;,. w;tk nsdisnlnv III Wheat
frow M;nni,h and Pannar. rich "a that Of
~ raoaa.n naLota or M;chigan And here
q; sua rn;naraioo,caI fair with snec;mens 81 iron
!. s;iuor and fin nnd lead and cold, mt
Sni. xnn 49, 1. nnrnlo Tvr;an nmrnie iii.
4 -. ~ M A.. dean a,most nn+n the h,acE.
a.S h.; ~" nimnst into tho hlna. wa;t;nr for
t,;nrs and nnsans To order II made into robes
..nso CIV tinn 5av. nnrnIe NOT ELa fiat
1or coronation ad ~ ,ra pur Pc T n,oh; ;He w una1
WI mnt1 az = - t;nct nnrnie the Loaf nnrnie. vh;eb
~ \ ano;ents Inov how ~ mafa ont ~ tha
U ~ ,,aII,sLs ~ +ba Mal,torro naan
xasI Iaa% - thnsa casts ~ w;ns frnm HaIhonis
a., 49, .nnw hnnEs IF wool from the hack
a that "nca nastured In ailead oh
Mn.,SsS fo;r NJ Tvrei
Rnt the world has coined these Bible men,
ua,nd Ta;r" n nlI sncceedino noes. ami IT has
~ IOn: =. T n,,;s +ha S;yth ia;r Mt narohart md
naa ..s + LoI F;rst TAR nn St Rarfholnmew,
Laasnnis - Al Hnngar;an fa;rs Mt Pesth and Eat.
~ aa Ss;rs nj ). eipsic. and the Scotch fairs at
fersn lpr, ana m N,tsr ~ Juy :. " me t 4 sA 1n ~ Inv
y. tt,;n and tho Now Ynrk world,s fn;r
wos'u : :V;a ~ unr,d,s ta;r md tha par;s;.n
a = f.;. and H. has hean dac;ded that in
Wor,u n ,an nf The discovery of AMERICA
= 1Maa tlsra shall he held IN this country in
1902 ) worlds fair that shall eclipse Ill pre-