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metropolis Hnw yon came TO DO tho
snpeFiataG eens aud secretary | do not
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irg people. sisl l.ks 70 nut up jobs on
their Il .shloEa Possibly that has come
thing ~ p With II.
ion ask rae INV best to run the ex-
position, and so Will try IN as little
space ~ F-ssit's 20 Dc so. Having the
Paris exposition sill fresh III my ricfn-
DRY, | feel Ike throwing oct y few hints
regarding the matter which l know
VII be Valuatie.
ExDosltions should have. IN the first
place. a spinal column of worthy and
valuable exll olts-a sort OF natrack, IL
you please. upon which 10 hang the pop
corn privileges aaa other features which
are OF minor importance. The exposi-
zion must not 30 n gigantic bo1office,
With a slight snuex O; corn saeilers and
patent beehives. People DO not care 10
go a great distance 70 witness recent
methods OF pulling candy or making
lemonade without the aid of lemons.
We should not. Mr.. Superintendent,
allow the commercial spirit 10 cast a
gloom oser ba6c ART. nor our American
thrift 10 get c1nch on science at such a
time.
The exposition in Paris was great
| success because il was an entertainment
and an education to see it; pot because
it was big county fair. with oppor-
tunities ut every corner for the French
peasant 10 test the strength of his lungs
| warn You first Of al, as superintead-
| ent. against the American commercial
| splrit, which crops out at all times, bet
especially in IN exposition A sausage
stufing machine is one OF the most beau
| tiful sights, from an utilitarian stand
POINT, that ever saw. but il viii not
| bring people iroui distance. You must
| have something of art aud beauty, and
an clement oi the wonderful. would
impress this upon you, for. taking the
Paris exposition as crite-ion-ard you
could use /. that way ii you wished o
do so-she crowd was ever packed about
the strange. the beautiful aud the won
| derful. America and her exhibit wer,
! chiefly patrOpiZcd by those who wer'
| paid salary 10 work her chIrns and
| wave her starry banner free.
People who ride two miles behind |
mamma horse and young colt to
Fourth of July orgy and hear free ora
ton will stand good deal OF bombas