, 1881-10-09


printers, etc. Thirty steam ana hand presses
OF the most approved make and Il large number
Of miscellaneous machines are in operation
day and night turning gut all the various
FROM all parts Of the United States, Canada,
and even from Europe, the superiority Of
their work having earned for them world
wide reputation. 1t may 1T this time we'll be
campaign Of 1850 almost every lithographeri in
the country got out picture Of james
| 4. Garfield, our lauente1 martyr President
addressed the Shober Is Car1ueville Litho-
graphing Company, requestfng: them to send
him few Of his portraits made by them, us
hs considered them the best OF ALL The
Silober Il Carqueyille Lithographing Com
pany represent the true tvpe OF Chicago ell
ersy, Industry, and pluck, and their show
fection 10 which, in their skillfuI hands, the
llth0graphinE art has attained.
fEouse-!fFovin..
AS has been SO often demonstrated by the
builders which raised Chicago from the
ashes, and gave it that supremacy as a city Of
almost miraculous growth, she has always
been foremost in great mechanical triumphs,
for her mechanics have had to accomplish
lnUre III less time than ever done III any city
before. Twenty years ago the firm Of dol
lingsworti1 d Coughln undertook to raise
land move large brick and stone buildings,
and it was spoken Of By the press ut large as
that blocks o. buildings wers raised
from: their foundations and moved
many feet without disturbing the
the business OF the occupants. Since then
every appliance and facility has been brought
into use to enable this firm to uo the work
more economically and easily, and today
their arrangements are so cumPlete that they
could raise and move the new C,lstonl-1lonse
or Courthouse as reatiilyasa 4 smaller strlct-
! urc Their fame is not confined to Chicago,
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| Europe it has spread. and they are accepted
as the veterans, as well lis the pioneers, OF
| this remarkable industry. The office Of the
! firm is located ut 2l0 La Salle street, where
| estimates ami general Information Is cheer
| fIily given Upon application.
Van Scg1uacls, Stevenson s. Co.,
favorably known by the entire wholesale
| drug trade of the Northwest as 'The Old
| Salamander Drug House," have, with the
| .yicissitudcs Of several fires, always paid 100
| cents OIL the dollar. Some fifteen years ago
] they boldly struck out with the determine
ton Of conducting their own business and
discarlling all travelling agents on the road.
They are today shining example Of success
and independence in this line, without IL
peer. 1t was q bold stroke, but strict i'll
| tegrity, sasaclty, capital, and the determina-
/ ton to handle only the best goods Obt2lnable
have Made u positive and decided success Of
what many prophesied would be i failure.
/ Ol1lf Il 1lfW Will II IGpGthtluu 1pi
dealing and uniform fuir treatment Of their
customers can do Il successful jobblng b'1si-
ness nowadays without the aid OF travellers,
and we congratulate Messrs. Van Setback,
Stevenson u Go. upon the great e. success
| which has crowned their efforts. They are
also the duly accredited agents Of most OF
| the reliable proprietary medicines of the
| day..
| Western Eanx Note and Ergravin:
| Company.
| This Institution, situated on the corner OF
Clark and Lake streets, with Afessrs. G. c.
Cheney and T. A. Chapman in its manage
lnent, is one that Chicagoans may well feel a
local pride in, as its work is not excelled by
any other establishment When the fire
came the company suffered the common fate,
losing everything. Today they are in pos
| session Ut u finer establishment, and do
ing a highly tlattering business. Tne
company has been organized since, lsG4,
anu has devoted its energies to what Is
termed commercial engraving. for banks,
manufacturers, merchants, railways. etc.
| Every process in the manufacturing Of their
UrdRrs is done and finished III the establish
lnent, having its own bindery. The company
have an ;ulnle and selected corps OF Ell
| grayers, transfcrerS, and printers IN the Two
branches Of their their business. steel-plate
| and photographic work, and thelr samples
! show their patrons are drawn from lhe = etl
| tire Western country, reaching even to CaE
! ifornia and from the Southern States
/ Culd,yeIi,s Conveyor.
One of the most ingenious and useful de
vices that has been developed in the llanu.
featuring business of Chicago during the past
ten wears is the caldwell Conveyor," nlann
| facturcd by the inventor, II. W. Caldwell, i
| thorough businessman. No. 4G South Cana
street. Altho' originally Intended Tor tiie
removal Of grain it has been otherwise utll.
lied. Tile Chicago City Railway. in the coll-
| structi0n Of its cable line, employs humber
| of them to transport stone, cement, sand,
/ and gravel, instead OF using teams and 'vag-
| large works to convey shavines "a distance
] OF rs feet) to fire eight boilers. 1t Is pro-
| nuunced the best conyeyor made for all pur-
poses to which conveyors can possibly be al'-
| piled. Its manufacture has become a lead.
ing Chicago industry.
Richardson Bros,
manufacturers of tinware, supply some OF
the oldest and largest hardware houses in
the city, and also'an extensive country trade.
Their progress in seven years has been re-
murkabIe, even for Chicago, having. out
| grown their present quarters, and being
overrun with orders all the time, Their re-
uently-purciased extensive outfit OF inl-
they are seeking viii give them unsurpassed
[ facilities for manufacturing. anu enapie
I them tu greatly enlarge the circle 0t their
| trade. They are young men OF great acilV'
ity alld energy, with 4 Lively talt!l Ill tne 14l.
ure, and are good Representatives OF the
| class OF businessmen who have lnaue Chl'
| cago the most wldeaWake and prosperous
| city on the continent. Integrity, industry,
enterprise, and fair dealing are the pledges
| Of their success.
Wire NIatrcssnnIkers.
Among the improvements introduced in
/ modern times in the line of fhouse-furnishing
| goods the wire mattress is undoubtedly tfle
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