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The World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, 1893 . JAMAICA EXHIBIT. as embroideries, laces, etc. A treat for the children is the faithfulreproduction of the room in which Hans Christian Andersen, thechilds author, lived and worked. A life-size statue of the authorand many relics of him are shown. The great sculptor Thorwaldsenalso has a room devoted to his relics and works. The exhibit of Canada adjoins that of England on the west sideof Columbia avenue. The display is a large and creditable one,and exhibits the resources of the Dominion in a most excellent MANUFACTURES. 133 manner. It is, howe
The World's Columbian exposition, Chicago, 1893 . JAMAICA EXHIBIT. as embroideries, laces, etc. A treat for the children is the faithfulreproduction of the room in which Hans Christian Andersen, thechilds author, lived and worked. A life-size statue of the authorand many relics of him are shown. The great sculptor Thorwaldsenalso has a room devoted to his relics and works. The exhibit of Canada adjoins that of England on the west sideof Columbia avenue. The display is a large and creditable one,and exhibits the resources of the Dominion in a most excellent MANUFACTURES. 133 manner. It is, however, in other buildings of the Fair that thisgreat country makes its best EXHIBIT OF F. P. BHUMGARA & CO. In the southwest corner of the Manufactures Building are 134 MANUFACTURES. collected the exhibits of many countries more remote from hs thanthese we have named, or of less importance, which have some ofthe most attractive and interesting displays of all at the here are the pavilions of Jamaica, India, Ceylon, NewSouth Wales, the Argentine Republic, Corea, Monaco, Turkey,Bulgaria, Portugal, Spain, Brazil, Siam, Mexico, and Persia. It isagreed by many that in proportion to its we?Jth and prominence in
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