News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-22
Tho Benefits of its Educational
Features.

Perhaps a large majority Of persons who
visited the Worlds Fair regarded IL some
what in the light Of n gigantic show 90 be
seen and enjoyed and afterward talked about
and eventually laid on the shelf Of memory M
one Of the things that were. It's educational
features and their influence upon the future
Of mankind have, 60 n large extent. been
overlooked, and yet this h the true light in
which the fair should be viewed. IL was n
vast aggregation of the inventions ana arts
Of all nations. IL was, IN fact the world con-
centrated into a small compass.
When we view IL from this Etandpont.
which is the true one, We begin TO realize it's
tremendous power for future good in the en-
tightening and uplifting Of the nations. IL
was the greatest of all international fairs
and expositions. IL embraced all the good
features Of preceding ones. enlarged and Inn.
proved upon by modern invention. thought
and study, until II became tremendous and
marvellous collection Of those things which
constitute the wealth and power Of nations
How TO preserve an accurate recollection OF
this grand exposition IL n thought that has
worried millions OF visitors. Even those who
remained the longest and were the most per-
sistent 10 their Investigations, did not dis
cover or see one-third Of the wonderful and
instructive things that were there, while whet
they did see was retained in the memory ns n
| sort Of hazy dream. The dense crowds aud
| the hurrying 10 and fro wrought confusion
and prevented satisfactory examination.
| bul hil Iuert 0lINfultifN are overcome. Ihn
| great iair has been permanently re-opened.
| and in such "A way that all ite wonders and
| beauties can be seen aud studied at leisure
| around our own tresides aud In the midst OF
| our families Grand and wonderful photo
| graphs, accurate aud bewilderingly bonuti-
iul, have be'u secured of every part and sec.
tiou Of the worlds greatest exponition. They
reproduce Thousands of objects you did not
| see, and thousands of Others that you r.
member only imperfcctly. The printed De
| scriptionH are also wonderful help. The
J | give you n complct" history of the fair an
. every thing counectcd with a..
4 | Aud don't forget the children. Many
| the little ones could not no 80 tho tnAr, nt
| those Who dtd pro had "a vgrY poor chance
u se- aud nppre~int" ~ They omEht - km'
~ all about a., so they VIII comprehend ifH ffif
IN | nitude aud its benefits when they grow old
: | These splendid photographs IN rich. roy
purple colors nrp just the thing. They "
n attract and please the children by The
r | great beauty. ard ns they examine them an
!, read the descriptions they viii unconsciousl
educate themselves.
] The splendid rosa purple views cnn De ol
tanned only In the "The Magic city" The
are published exclusively IA this great worh
You have no doubt seen other fine portfolio
of the Worlds Fair, but you can have N,
idea OF the magnihcence, spendor and grand
eur until you see "The Magic City" Their
are nearly 400 Of these royal purple photo
graphs in "The Magic City" series. repre-
senting all parts Of the fair. midway typ'
portraitures, the art galleries, the buildings
grounds, etc. II you have not seen "A sample
OF this truly splendid work, come to our Of
fee or seud ten cents and coupon and VI
will supply you with a sample. See the large
advertisement elsewhere for full particulars
and plans Of distribution.