New-York tribune., 1876-07-17
EXHIBITION NOTES.
TIE HosPIrAL(-FRENCH TILfS AND GIAss-NEWs-
PAPER PREssEs-PAKtGUAYANT TEA.

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PAPER PRESsEs-PAEtGUAYAN TEA.
IFRou THE REiUfAR CORRESPONDENCE OF THE TRIBuSE.l
PHILADELPHIA, July 15.--During the heated
term from 80 to 30 PEOPLE daily prOstated at the
Exhibition and carried TO the hospital upon the grounds
for treatment and at times the opacity OF tie building
was insufficient, that it necessary to put up two
Large wall tents close by In order to form additional
wards There only few cases OF actual sunslroKe
most Of TIE patients suffering from cholera morbus or
pnyrca exhaustion, AM in nearly every instance the
attacks could be traced directly 10 mprudence IN eating
or drinking or 70 fatigue. remarkably small proper
ton OF the victims women. Since the neat
abated somewhat the number Of cases has consider
ably diminished but there are snh enough
10 keep the physicians aud nurses busy. Even
In cool weather there have always been number OF
eases OF sudden Illness which, with occasional acci-
DENT have given tine hys;ClDS constant employment
The management OF the hospital is deserving of uuqla-
hcd praise The prompt and efficient aid 10 renders has
undoubtedly saved many lives. In whatever part OF the
Centennial ncosure accident or case Of siohness
occus the physicians informed by telegraph,
and Dispatch an ambulance stle,cler with attend
ans TO bring tIe patient the hospital AT once where
bc receives sku treatment and careful nursing Ii tie
cas serious he sent tue same evening TO one of tAe
regular 81, y hospitals.
dluty little gem OF ornamental architecture il the
pavilion of iron, lies, and glass designed and erected by
French engineer, Mr. Il. dc Bergues, with materials
brought from Paris IL stands between the Morocco
villa AMI the G. rIlau pavilion. The flame Is oi artistic
iron WORK from hior FIeres the marble foundation Was
Furnished by Paroury aad Lcmairc the decorated tics
that compose the walls arc maze by ALrrd OilFe, ad
the stained aud engraved glass IN tue roo doors, and
windows is furnished By II. CIabn. The interior Il
richly furnished with Ma.Chaud's furniture, Decks
porcclg H. aud Honieliyc's bronLcs. Thus. the whoe
structure aud its appointments make combined eNhDlt
To which number Of the most eminent Paris nanI!ae-
rers have contributed In proportion 10 It's size this Is
much the costly building on the grounds IL u utll-
lcd M zaar for he Gale OF pernery from the ostab-
snment Violet and gloves from Gubrrt Jeunc. Ar'bi-
ccts will nud the tiles worthy OF their attention. Ar
yangcmcuts have been made Tor introducing them In
NeWYurk and Philadeq qhia, and they viii no doubt
speedily come competition with the English tiles.
or the fls. newspaper presses exhibited in operation
In Machinery Hal. uouc much attention from
Printers rs she Hoe Icrcyt.ng press with folding
apparatus attached The press is Of the same model as
those used Ia the office ~ THE TRIBUNE IL prints aud
folds s-e ,heC, 1T the rate uf $4,000 copies an hour,
delivering, hye papers at time from tine ioccr In as
many separate piles. The speed on double sheet Ike
lnL TEBUN IA about Il coo an hour; li.iOo was the
exact rate attained during the examination OF the ma
chine by the jury few days ago when an csht-pHge
form with TIE TRIBUNE heading was worked VI s.,s.
Hoe 4 Co. oNhibu second press OF the same hai wiG-
oul the folder, which delivers TX perfected eghtlase
sheets at every fall oi the fly. fhty also show all the
da rent st lies of presses mlln ~ them ana To Nus
rae the wonderful progress aoarFtl III ths DIhch vi
invention during the past century they place beside these
,riumphs of the mechanic arts bandprcss on which
Eauamu Franklin worked N LonI)n nearly a hunircd
years ago.
Among many Interesting natural products in the
Rz.n section ot A.r.cultur Hall Is perra mate or
P.r.eu .yan tea Tie plant grows Wild In Brazil ana the
infusion il generally used IA pace Of Chinese tea
900 coo pounds being consumed annually In the eon-
try The leaves are shown in three fOrms-powGered.
rrok,n and whole In tho latter state they resemble
s,mcwhat dried peach leaves, bat are thicker aud
broader Maze is much cheaper than tea, costing IN
Brazil uuy 10 cents pound 1t makes pleasant drink
with an hcrby taste not unlike English breakfast tea
with little sage added and one could easily cu'ti'dtea
lipe for H. In Paranha fuo liquor is made by mix
g the extract o the leaves with brandy and sugar. u
is used Tor punches, FOR flyorT soda water, aud rs
dessert cordial The Brazlians also snow peculiar
huuor called arangina, distilled from small species oI
orange II has beautiful Opaesccnt color. and an od"r
roral q lowers but the taste IS fiery and acrd ana bo
intoxicating properties equal to those Of rum H."
iIolor "a IL tayOre drink, especially with the lower
classes
PHILADELPHIA, July 1G-The Columbus
Cadets u battalion of two companies numbering lV'
men uc,ompaued by band OF II pieces, and under the
command of Gen Charles C. Walcott Of Columbus,
arrived at the Centennial grounds on Saturday. and
canned on the recently occupied by the West Point
Cadets.
Recent adyIces at the Tourist Oce the grounds give
information Of four Centennial excursion parties now
organizing in England and upon the Continent. all OF
which expected to arrive here about the middle oi
next month.
Information has been received by the turnse keepers
that reduction OF about 20 per cent In their conpcsa-
ton ia contemplated. 1900
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