The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-09-07

select your shows and proceed TO enjoy
yourself. You have plenty OF time 70
take most ell In before midnight, but II
you care for only few, here are the
ones that
WILL MOST ENTERTAIN you,
Streets of Cairo and dancing girls In the
theatre; watch the people ride the cam
els and listen TO the candy seller selling
"Bum bum candy, very fine cAndy.o
Go into the Dahomey village. Those
half-naked sRvages always complaining
about the cold weather and praising "Chi-
cago beer.n Watch them eat their ration
of one hard boiled eRR and a handful of
parched corn. Try the Ferris wheel and
see the moving panorama below you.
Go into the Moorish palace aud see
yourself ref scted 1000 tim Q, aud wander
into the crystal maz on the first floor and
see X you can get out. Go to Hagenback's
trained animal show, and IL you do not
care for any more attractions, sit down in
the street and watch the crowds OF people
thoroughly enjoying the most novel as-
semblaRe of queer folk ever gathered to,
Rether In America.
Tuesday morning may find your bones
ACHING AND YOUR FEET SORE.
II did mine. But never mind that, you
have hard days work ahead Of you. but
II 10 In very interesting buildings. Take
tion building. Notice the queer rigs OF
Mexico, the different styles of buggies
and wagons Of the Q nited States and for
eiRn countries,
Examine the locomotives of France and
England, also their passenger co ,ches.
Look for the New York Central engine
999 that pulled train liz miles sn hour
and don't forget that
THE Pennsylvania RAILROAD
L. Al
grounds. They have . special building
which they put up expressly for exhibi-
lion purposes. The building lies directly
south, about 300 feet, from the transpor-
tation annex and contains n o lels OF
all kinds of railway appliances,
relief views of Horse shoe
Bend In the Allegheny mountains,
tain scenery, I'D large map of the entire
Pennsylvania system, showing the post
ton of every train az six o'clock of the
morning of Columbus Day, October 81,
1892. Its an interesting aod instructive
study of the train dispatcher's duties and
responsibilities.
On the outside ia q full .sixcd signal
tower, showing its workings, with two
sections OF steel rail track, laid in lime
stone allast, and on this track sta nds the
OLD JOHN BULL ENGINE
and the two passenger cars that all Can
ton turned out to see last spring as they
passed through Canton.
The next building in line is the mines
andmininR; notice the the Montana silver
and gold statue value S350,000, the gold
nuggets, the silver ore, the lead and
copper ores n nd the lin ores.
N. B-The tin ores are not from mines
In the United States.
Now, take the intermurnl railway to the
south end OF the grounds, cutter the an
thropological building. Notice
THE RELICS OF ALL NATIONS,
the mummies, the prehistoric animals,
mammoth, ichtheosaurus, pterodsctyle,
turtles, etc. Notice the skeletons, skulls,
human brain, and the composite statue ?,
male and female OF 1900 men and
women.
Next il the foresty building, containing
the exhibits of the woods Of each state
and nation. Notice the black walnut
logs, the ~ sho2a " logs q I'd the redwook
loRs,
see them make shoes upstairs. Poss
through the Rrupp gun exhibit and enter
the agricultural building. Where the
special features is the Ranpling Of all
ktnda OF biscuits, foods, soups, teas, milk,
etc.
Wind VI the day by AN evening Id the
electricity building. Everything ia new
aaad novel here. Notice particularly the
French and German exhibits and see
them melt iron by dipping IL in water.
Spend oil day Wednesday morning in the
liberal arts building. Notice particularly
the Italian and French sections. In the
afternoon go to the machinery building,
see them make type, print papers, weave
cloth, carve wood, make paper and every
other line of industry.
Step into the boiler room and see the
long row Of boilers and the big 1900
horse power boiler.
Spend the evening on the lake front
and witness the ilIuminations and the fire
works and IL you do the same az did you
will have seen the Worlds Fair satiafAc-
torily and completely In three days.
After this do not fail to see Buffalo
Bill's Wild West and the grand spsctacuS
lar patriotic production OF America" at
the Auditorium. JAMES B. SHERWOOD.