, 1876-09-24
EXPOSITION GOSSIP.
fithy Paragraphs Pertaining to the Dig BnildiDs
On the Lake.Shore.


TIE Chief Exhibits.
| For practical, common-seuse exhibit, prob
ably nine out Of every 10 visitors to the Exposi
tion will agree that the stand OF James Wilde,
Jr, s. Co.'s clearinghouse has q just precedence
over any other single display. Certain it is,
that no firm in its own line Of business presents
nearly so attractive and creditab1e showing.
Upon generous area In the south portion OF
the building, not far from the fountain, the pro-
prietors Of this clothing house have grouped a
comprehensive display Of samples of the
admirable goods sold at their famous
establishment, corner Of State and
Madison streets. This display consists
! Of complete assortment OF everything q boy
or gentleman eau wear, the goods being arranged
with sinsularly artistic effect ndsound business
! Judgment. Handsome as is the exhibit, it is
further interesting from the fact that everything
| shown, even to the glass-cases aud counters, has
furnishing OF the store itself. The display is a
! perfect clearinghouse in miniature, aud is i
superb evidence Of the excellence Of ready made
clothing in Chicago.
The benefit Of handling the best article in its
| line Of i. trade known to the world, and then of
making u novel and valuable display of it at an
exposition, often receives striking Illustration
] Here, for instance, are the Dicbold e. Norris
sales, confessedly the most perfect manufav-
W. p.ae;lant ts - ~ tho omnany n f"naro
| Western aud Southern Agent, had the sterling
! Judgment to arrange unique showing at our
! Exposition, by having q safe whcrey visitors
could store their va1uables for In hour
" ior aass. ,aI atIo 4thsp!agnu ., Samples e5
in addition proceeded to issue tickets Of gratui-
tous admission to the famous safe-lcposit vaults
Ut the State Savings Institution; the latter
stronShgIu sls31ist n,nGs ano ,. rosues r na'lIs
S pesn ou,it H. ., Uaepoau, teofss tnt 10, @ lae ~
safa. n a1' n.aIe md 1ho3 ~ 1an1ts ~ j.,
question arc standard attractions to the people
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psSuliaF s3 n4teiese ttfxnsneo nnnnn wien +h me
s"norh auu m.t,o1d fHa Norris eofee "a aro nnS tuS
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qt;1 ,p =, a";+c,, onI ,eaitb - ro"sante
e11a e1s nan r3r T., fant +h; s~raa+ G.n.,'
n'ect;oaifv hacl.cd hr thc nntiye wc,ith of fhe
XIV xa4.ta ~ raanton and ;s nn4nnhtetiIv the
~ ~ ,ns+ csrnns;h na ,ue
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,i1v ~ ~ the nann;cnt nar;1;on of Gharis
Gs ~ tne T;ps 1aart;nnntv rcs
osI6et ~; ~ - Lo...Sso,-,s" ~ e ,p";nt ~ .ty
HITS, @l5 10 4;Iat 1'. @ @ eno"E .na -
maae OF IauiGs tol.e;s oy an5 one nrm e1ntpl !it
" AZ ~ se g. r hans na ~ ,nn; ILL.,
memorable fall openings on the 9th inst.
Science has never done more useful thing
than pcrfcctiug process by which timber can
be preserved indefinitely. This is accom-
plisLcd with complete excellence and satsfac-
tion by the National Timber Preserving Com
pany. Of which Mr., J. c, Cooper, No 1925 Dear
born street, is the Chicago agent. By means Of
lydraulic or other pressure applied to the log,
this Coupany not only forces the prescry-
iur fluid into every pore and fibre of
the wood. hut also drives out the Dernicious
san and alhumen which ia the chief source of
decay. sannle of the mechanism. to-
cethcr with spcciuens OF wood preserved il this
mnnner. are shown at the Exposition, Timber
can hn treated Nv the nrocess in question at q
mammal e1nense. and when ont.c nrenared it's
dnrah;tr IS infinite. Iunhermen. and the
tn,tfc in cncrnl. will find this exhibit of necnl
iar interest
:. Tho Knahc nianos are the s,1nreme attraction
of the Centennial Musical Dcnartmcnt. The |
same peerless: make Of pianos are tic chief
feature of musical interest nj thc Cbicapo Fy-
nosition. Here thew arc Supplemented by thc
admirable Bauer piauos, and the djsplay tins |
becomes a positive treat to all musicians,
whether professional or amateur Mr. Julius
Buuer. who oc:unics the most prominent busi
ness location in ChjcuGo,-the corner store OF |
the Palmer House.-is General Western Aren't =!
for these perfect pianos.
The substantial and smoothly-working mech |
anism perfected by D. II. Weston, and known |