The Chicago Fire

Tlu! near approach of the World's Fair awakens Increased interest in Chicago and her remarkable hiistory. tforty yeare ago. CbJëago had bat Blxty brU-k buildings, twenty yeare (igo, the city wu in ashes ; now she ii:i the lapge.st a nirn catión of splenttid buildings to be found in any city In tho world. The most thrilling and Nvonderful chaptcr in 1 htetory is tlie one telling of the great MrO and the. BilbseQueat rclmilding. It read.-s alnidsl. likc a Fairy Story. fTlie niauuii'iccnt ('ycloi-ima of tnc ChiI'irii hi tliat city, Bhowing in a kmoet enrpcteing maonr Hu; city duriii' gKBO4 BW, with it rt thousamis ï)f acres of red hot rnins. thmisands famne ol b ol fíame, and tOTKtt]M8 tlniiisands of panlC stri-kcn people fleeing for Uve, is probalHy tlic most grand, awi'-inspi: tinil roalistic scène ever produced by toan. Tlie whole el reá-tly iu'ii n-:ii,'(l Uy tli ■ ntrodiK-tion of novel, -iianicMi and electrical devlcee, maktue whole Bituation seom like real5ty. Thi remarkable .-xhiiiition is 10:i!cil opon Mirhiu.-iu ave. near MailibOH !., and wdU rcmrlin as a permaii' ni a itrift mi dnrini; tlue World's Fair. Our readers rtucrald make a note of thi8 groat work and not fail i it.