News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-08
A Relic of the Worlds Fair,

POPULAR INTEREST HAS NOT ABATED IN
THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL SHOW.
A great many people ofgood Judge
ment supposed that the close of the
Worlds Fair would be followed by a
reaction that would affect business
adversely, and also that the public
mind would quickly cease to think
about the greatest exposition in the
worlds history. Neither ofthese pre-
dictions have been verified. Not
only has there been no alarming re-
action, but the people are actually
talking and thinking more about the
Fair than they did even during it's
continuance. This may seem strange
to those who have not considered the
cause, but not so to Others who have
noted the means employed to sustain
public interest in that matchless en-
terprise. 1t must readily appear that
those who failed to attend the Fair
are signing over their lack of oppor-
tunity, and are anxious to obtain
through Worlds Fair pictorial pub
locations the knowledge they cannot
otherwise possess. At the same time
those who were so fortunate as to
see the marvellous buildings and dis
plays of that world-wonderful exhi-
bition are equally, and commercially,
DESTROYS of securing pictures and facts
of the Fair for their own pleasure,
and to preserve them for the edifica-
ton and delight of their children.
The spirit of loyalty, pride and ad-
miration for our national achieve
ment, has been immensely stimulated
by the News AND CITIZEN distribu-
ton of the Magic City, serial publ
cation which is in every respect the
most truly magnificent souvenir of
the Great Fair that ever came from
the press. Printed in royal purple,
out of respect to the kingly, the
national, enterprise which it perpetu-
ates in royal pictures, and superbly
| Illuminated by the best arts of the
photographer, the work is one of pic
torial splendor, worthy to be preserv-
ed as a precious relic of the EXPOSE
ton.
The demand which has been created
for Magic City is beyond all example,
and indicates how truly loyal and
appreciative our people are, and how
quick they are to place a correct
value upon a thing Of real merit.
The rush for the parts of Magic City
series of Worlds Fair photographs
has been so great and constant that
at times we have doubted our ability
to keep in stock the enormous GUAM
tity required, and this demand instead
of diminishing continues on the in
crease. Fortunately, the facilities of
the publishers are great enough ofur-
nlsh 100000 copies per day, and this
has saved us from having to disap-
point our patrons.
1t must be remembered that the
photographs which make up the
Magic City series were taken by the
best artists in America, specially en-
ployed and under direction of the
author. That the complete series
will contain about 1926 exquisite
views, including all the buildings, the
fine art exhibits, the important dis
plays, and everything in the Midway
Plaisance, not emitting the types of
foreigners, their villages, shows, pal
aces, dancing girls, and theatrical
performances. Each part contains
sixteen wonderfully beautiful photo
graphs and you can get any number
issued at News AND CITIZEN office for
one coupon, which will be found on
the fourth page, and ten cents, deliv-
cred in person or sent by mail. Part
6 is now ready, and it is a gem.