The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-09
THE WORLDS FAIR.
II. r. l.. Tells \ bout the Wonderful Expo
SitiOn.


TIE barbarian with the christian, the
man-eatcr with che sculpturcd mado-
ma, the mastadon with the speck led
lady bug or boil wccyil, the man.of-
war feet with the delicate air rifle.
| the levia,lan Of locomotives aud
child's soapbpbbc Every nation
under Sky-cxccr. sadly, onc-is rep
resented. Herein in this magnitude
i the mind raised in praise. Chris
tianity', tribute to the ccntIty is that
the wolf and lamb lie down together,
the Child and the cockatricc Peace
despite war.
There is no end to all that Is, if
accurately seen, even the frivolous
has laid before him festive season.
He paradcs the grounds and says lie
gives five cents for drink Of water,
fifty cents for half half ;,luckcd
chicken, he sees all manner Of styles
and fashions hailing from Canada to
: Patagonia, from Washington city to
Terra del Fucgo or Kamtchatka. In
doors, in the great eases Of France,
and London, and Dublin, Ireland he
dwclls ilippaltly on 2Oth century
tritlcs for women. a sable collar for
milady's neck is priced a mere baga-
! tcllc OF $500 a garment Of silk, Of
! lace, Of chillou, Of satin-of all COM
bincd-thc inconsclucntial sum Of
$l2, :ll, SD to 90 u fgurc-a a
wax figure, and the Pike, which is
nothing more than merry 60 round
of all nations; he sees that if his ban
keris solvent.
The grave and gay, the young and
old, find pleasures to the hearts con
tent. Queen \ictoi,a's 5 Jubilee pres
cnts speak well Of the peculiar riches
of all nations. The sad vacancy, per
haps, in the grounds is the total oblit-
Grafton OF Russia. AS to Japan she
is everywhere. We asked pretty
Jap1ncsc girl where she learned to
speak English? was she acquainted
with our missionaries in her country
She learned our language Of an Eng.
lish lady, she saw our missionaries =
Iresbytcrians, Mlcthodists, Baptists-
all Her name sounded like "Missi.
missaukin."
Wandering through The grounds
and buildings, feeling their sublinity
the mind frequently contcmplates the
words Of the Apostle: "Parthians,
and Sirdcs, aud i;lamitcs, and the
dwcllers in Mesopotamia, and in
Judea, and Cappadocca, in Pontus,
and Asia, and Phrygia, and Pamphy
liza, in Egypt, and in the parts Of
l4ibya about Cyrcnc, and strangers OF
Rome, Jews and Proselytes, Cretes
and Arabians, we do hear them speak
i'll our tongues the wonderful works OF
Cod
Lovers Of music should not fail tc
se,ure seat before the Aeoliau
organ. Hear Guilmant in an offer.
tory. The wide amphitheatre of keys
lies before the professor far out from
the pipes. In silky gray suiting, his
brain and pockets capaoious with notes
the cultured Frenchman trips up tc
the audience, bows short, quick, like
a school hoy, seats himself back tc
audience, his fingers trilling, pulling
scampering between the plateau OF
keys and tiers Of 14O stops. His fee,
underneath scramble over space on
the floor like goodly map of the
Louisiana Purchase and the walls re.
verbrate. Solemnly it may be asserted
the great bases from more than IL, ,0OC
pipes grunge through the Building
like battle shells, or below like The
ba!! Of Bsshan. II paid sc cents, -
said gentleman, ITO see Guilmans
make his bow" but he heard the
matchless melody of the largest pipe
organ in the world.
Time will not tell. nor pen, nor any
agency in the world. One must see
and hear these things for ones own
self. Respectfully,