The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-04-14
Attend the Circus

ALWAYS in all the wide rea'm of amusement
a there has reigned supreme in the affections and
esteem Of the entertdnment:ioving public one CON
Germ For thirty years it has had No rival. From
the Atlantic the Pacific and from the lakes to the
puf and in the nOrthland OF the CanadaS it has
zone in its steadily triumphant career In every city
in the United and the Cauadas it has delight
Ell thousands of people and its every visit is as heart
ily welcomed anv of its previous ones This is be
cause it is always truthful, always reliable When
it saws it will exhibit anything it always does So
When it tells the public that will see something nov
al and Interesting and instructive it always makes
good its word The public has come to know this
and so the very name Of the Adam Forepaugh shows
has become a liberal guarantee OF extraordinary
MAGNITUDE and merit. All they need to do is to tell
the public when and where they can be seen, and
their patronage is limited only by the capacity Of
their tents to seat the people.
Throughout the New England country Forepaugh
Day is made practical hOlidsi factories and mills
are clo.ed and the operatives given half dollar
win which to paw their admission to the shows This
litera lv in many Of the largest and most I'M
portant manufacturing centres OF toat great
of industry the manufacturing states of the nation
Onv that they known to be the largest AND best
of shows could bring about result tnat must aI-
near 50 Extraordinary in this section of the country.
Still there OF the greatest elements of business
life in this Of the countrythat does the same
| thnp-that "A the railroads. They recognize the
fact that Forepaugh Day in this section of the coun-
try is really holiday and for that rsason they ar
range TO give excursions into all the cities IN when
the great shows will come So that on APRIL "a X
| d Washington. ID {, excursions will he run into
that city and all the people living in that section can
90 there and after a ornng spent III the traIisac-
ficn of business and in seeing the truly magnificent
free street parade given by the shows they can spend
the afternoon in seeing what are believed to he iai
the very best shows On exhibition i'll tins or any
| other country.
Resides ali the standard featu es of circus, menag-
| erie hippodrOme museum, with II list OF star per
to mers far in excess OF any before seen there
has been added to the shows magnificent IePre-eii-
tation of the ''Scenes and Battles OF l16 The Amer
| lean Revolution" Thus is told, in such manner
that can he understood by the simplest child all The
glorious story of how the great struggle for American
| freedom v az fought and won. In it Will appear
| nearly 900 men, women and children; about iU
horses superb special scenery the largest ever pam,
ed. ali the Announcements of warfare, and all given
mon mammoth stage that takes up all OF one side
Of the MAMMOTH pavilion. and the space occupied
Nv the three rings and two stages of the circus and
| the track Of hippodrome .-.o.,, ,,o,,o,+,
In addition te this splendid and patriotic novelty
there many other features never before a,
finals every placed on Exhibition and including SIX
| ~ wild beasts who have been brought under com
| n,ete subsection to their master man
| ANY OF the railroad station agents can glveJ III
narrulars about trains and rates and any other III
formation that you may desire. If you want plea
| amt holiday and want to nee any OF the mSila
rhinps advertised by the great shOMsyou will hot III
| disappointed, take our word for IT,