The state herald., 1893-06-30
THE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
WHAT IT TEACHES.

Imagination bscomes stupid when II at.
tempts 10 grasp the dazzling splendors OF
the Columbian Exposition. Conieniplat-
Ing II, one sees the genius OF civilization In
NIL nations; nature aud art In their highest
and most perfect Development; everything
to fascipa'c the cye and lend inspiration.
j can b. sail. indeed, that tho one oppor-
tunity Of Q life is given 10 zee tho great
world o. Il l.. No such show was ever
gathered together In any nyc OF tho past.
A witt 10 Il means broader -nlishtcn.
ment and knowledge II all the people OF
the earth. No person, therefore, can Afford
10 let tho opportunity pass without max
ing an honest Effort to voc II Despite tho
fact that sxtortion Is prncticed In some OF
the walks OF Chicago tho Fair can 10 seca
for . nominal sum Of money. Railroad
rates win be reduced nearly ono half sooner
or later, aud II 4 Io,-iblc Tor every pornon
In moderate circumstances 10 enjoy its
benefits aud profit by tho Unparalleled ai'
ynntagss for enlightenment. Higher civil
isation commands every person to make
sacrifices for the rrent Exposition.
Those intending 10 visit ihs Fair should
secure what 4 known - the uEconomir
Guide TO tho Worlds Fair published By
Inrnuworth, Cowing 4 Co, lOi Masonic
Temple, chicago. III. The price Il ti.oo
II will save strangers much time and money
In locating and securing rooms where
prices Gto nutpfihihkIy tow' ~ cAu "
said. indeed. that ono can live almost ~
chcaply ~ though he wsrs Under bis own
vine ed % treo. Very mrny .citisen. OF
the ., III City" believe thst there will 10
som ia|ihe 70 live for after tho Erpositiou
and are acting socordlnxly. This cis..
are throwing open their doors 10 the per
sou OF moisfsts means, and their hearth.
Ev~ry p-pan can save fr"m eio 10 pin. 80
rurdisg Ia the length ~ usir stay ~ Gus.
caxo, by knowing what 10 do when reach.
Ing Chicago, and those who contemplate
visiting tho Fair can SEQ the wisdom OF TN
media ely rcpdinE for ON. q these REQ
notnio 0uiis', which IL all the name i'm
piles. Tho great Fair can 10 se~n In all lis
glory by rich and poor ellie. Bon. and
daughter of The farm can see tho richness
Of tho tropics, nature In its grsndrst
tsanty, tho world Of arts, th. products OF
the eassl and the shop-. and with them
almost every thing that has ever bsen con
coi,ci by the n,Ind OF man. and. aside from
travelling sar'ensoa, a. tns little more than
living cost.
Tbs Columbian Exposition Ia teaching
tho greatest le>non OF life. For this end
nations intsrmingi~ and place their hrndi.
work side ny side, This. product, OF the
European farm and garden Invite inspec'
tion on the sans plane WIN u. products
Of tho American farm and garden. no In
very other department Of the worlds
hu.y ilfs The quaint dress II the Turk
con ic compared with that ~ tbos. IN
higher civilization. and 20 can tho dress u
ihv people Of ever land aud cline. With
their customs, hnlits, aud modes VI life
And, wiihai, the "Oii Libefty He'll hanGs
wi,hiu tho Pennsylvania t,a,e building,
ehIminv tho sweet words "freefpm for all. y
Yet great guns and munitions of war stand
without ntte~tInR tho colossal power of the
nations, and tho sad havoc that could br
wrought II they should engage In
ffntririiai ftrif. hiill, thu products oi
the land anil n o sra Invite tho admiration
nni nstnniatmrnt OF all