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The
Adventures of
Uncle Jeremiah
and
Family
At The
Great Fair
60 Illustrations
The Pastime Series--Issued monthly. By subscription, $8.00 per annum.
No. 108. June, 1893, Entered at Chicago P. O. as second-class matter.
Chicago
LAIRD & LEE, Publishers
1893
[Illustration: "Apples, pears, bananas, sweet oranges."]
The Adventures
OF
UNCLE JEREMIAH
AND FAMILY
AT THE
Great Fair
_Their Observations and Triumphs_
By "Quondam"
With Sixty Illustrations
Chicago
LAIRD & LEE. Publishers
1898
COPYRIGHT, 1893, BY LAIRD & LEE
(ALL RIGHTS RESERVED)
_To
UNCLE JEREMIAH AND FAMILY
And to
All those Interested
in the
WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
This Book
Is Respectfully Dedicated_
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I. On the Way 7
II. Now for the Fair 20
III. Around the World for Twenty Cents 33
IV. Escort and Body Guard 38
V. Columbia Avenue 51
VI. Dancers of the Great City 63
VII. On Board the "Illinois" 76
VIII. La Rabida 87
IX. The Plaisance Prophecy 102
X. Plaisance Society 113
XI. A Startling Mystery 128
XII. Beauty Show 137
XIII. Sunday and Conscience 148
XIV. Sight-seeing Galore 163
XV. A Terrible Experience 174
XVI. To Buy a Dog 183
XVII. Cairo Street 194
XVIII. Uncle in the Lock-up 205
XIX. The Lost Found 220
UNCLE JEREMIAH AND FAMILY
AT THE GREAT FAIR
_CHAPTER I_
ON THE WAY
"Apples, pears, bananas, sweet oranges, five cents apiece."
"Last call for dinner in the dining car."
"Ah! this is comfortable," soliloquised Uncle Jeremiah. "All the nations
of the earth contribute to our appetites, and millions are spent to
transport us comfortably. Going to the World's Fair with Mary's two
children, me and Sarah. Say, stranger, what time do you think we'll
arrive?"
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