The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-26

| ing place, and no person can leave it with
out regret.
The United States Building is well filed
and presents an interesting exhibit of the
workings of the various Departments of the
/ Government with many articles of rare
value and curiosity.
Then, there are various buildings repre-
senting the Leather interests the Carriage
makers; the TeIegraphers; the News
papers, SC, &c, all places of much
interest. We e4n only indicate in outline
what may be found here; and We trust, that
all who can do so, without too great incon
venience, will visit this Exhibition. The
world has witnessed nothing like it before :;
and it will be long time before it will be
again equalled n its extent and interest.
wIsCoSsIS's EXHIBITION.
A few words in regard to Wisconsin mat
ters will be proper in this connection. We
were late in commencing preparations, owing
to the d,lay in the Legislature in approaching
money for the purpose; but the time has
been well used, bv the State Board of Mana
gers-and the Wisconsin women-so that
Wisconsin will make a fair show in the
various bu ldiags Our articles have been a
long time getting here, and some have
not get arrived, so that none of
our Departments are yet in order
In the Mineral Department, Wiscon-
sin viii have good exhibit; in it
may be found the collection of the late Dr..
Lapham, which has been supplemented with
many rare specimens from the Geological
Survey, the University, the Agricultural
/ Society, etc. In this space will also be ex-
hibited the collection of copper and stone
/ implements of the pre- historic age, from the
State Historical Society. When fitted uD,
We apprehend this will be very attractive
exhibit In the Educational Department,
our State will be handsomely represented
Ia the Agricultural Department, there will
also be good showing Of our various pro-
ducts-such as grains, seeds, etc, with a
splendid collection Of Wisconsin woods.
In the Womeu's Pavilion, Wisconsin has
I just reason to be proud Of the * lioit made
/ by its fair ladies. Their articles arc not nu-
merous, but they are elegant. The Memorial
/ Shrine, the cabinet, and the magnificent
specimen of needle work from the Bcloit
ladies, all attract attention, and are objects
of admiration to all visitors. Nothing in
TINS department 2 YES more satisfaction than
the splendid rticIes prepared by the excel
/ lent women Of isconsu. All honor to
them. Several articles of great elegance
are still 10 come in When all IS completed,
our people VIII be satisfied that tile ladies
nave performed their duty most admirably,
They nave deserved success; and aave la
bored hard to acquire it; and tLe.r labors
have been crowned with rich results
The paintings of the scenery around the
Four Lakes, which have often been referred
TO in these columns, have Just arrived from
Paris, where they were executed by Col.
Falrman, and will oe in place in the Art
80 ' 0 pa 0'Oeo1
a. oei"5 mag H'n'e"' ~ uso'6N anu eA00u
tIon. For these, We are also indebted TO the
efforts OF our good women fuII sized
lhdFoIe statue entitled Inc west, by
MSS 'ihh'e heah' hat'Se of hadlsou'
I'll occupy prominent position III 'ne Art
""lieis' anu DC acc'eulIeo 70 our state.
1ne luulFloual eAhlhIt7 from " "iSeohSIh
are not large out oi avery superior quality
non D. / Ease mas one Oh AIS lhFeshiLs
h@0i''H'7' "lio'' ioi eie5@''oV u H"iSA' mas
no eq0hi oH Inc s'ouuu' 1t Is d oeauVy'
"eo i-''el'y y son. Luz 6'e@' inauuiac1u'eI'
u " h''e"a'eF' are wen represented. Many
others are on hahd' u "hom We viii speak
ne'e@i'ei' "Neil Hiiu TIME " looA The III
| up.
"Old Abe" has spent the last week here
anu Is an object OF immense attraction.
There are but few persons who have not
heard of him, and all are anxious to see him.
He behaves with becoming dlgi- lty, aud 9Ill