The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-09-23
MisSOuri'S Greatest and Grand
est Art and Industrial
Exhibit in st. Louis.
An Interesting Review OF
Some of Its Most Not
able Features.
Scenes and Incidents by Sun
Light and Electric Light.

as II we'll deserves 10 w. ldI Sc NIO"NS DOhA
from the city and country. Ii Is In the
evening, however, that IT is witnessed TO
the best advantage, and lovers OF orililant
scenes can at this time be gratihed to the
view fullness OF enjoyment. 10 the even
ing most OF the rural visitors are absent,
and the weIl-dressed city element comes
forth in all the glory OF elegant apparel
and costly gems.
LAST night an unusually large attend
apce was present, and vet every body could
sse without uncomfortable croFdlng.
One of the most interesting places on the
second floor is called the
KANSAS EXHIBIT,
! and to IL il devoted a very large space we'll
worthy OF the fine specimens of the
| natural produces Of this progressive state.
Here NAV be seen all the cereals. ranged
from the floor to the ceiling in sacks and
cases. which are so urge and fine and per-
| Fec. that il seems as if no amount OF cul-
iivatiou could produce better; here, too,
NAV be seen, great luscious apples, royal
lunches of grapes, and every species OF
vegetables which the latitude admits. In
addition TO these there are specimens OF
hari and soft woods, minerals, ETC.; also,
in this collection a curiosity In the shape
of a huge piece cut from q pine tree, six
feet above the ground, in Colorado, IN
which is firmly embedded and partially over
grown the immense horns of Rocky noun
tain sheep, which, in some hasstymoment OF
jealousy perhaps, became the butt OF his
anger. aRd which by way OF retaliation
grssped and held on with death grip IN
Its interlscing branches which time alone
can destroy.
Another notable, novel and interesting
space is called the
TURKISH EXHIBIT,
and in it are strange and curious articles
brought from that country Of somnolence
[ and hsrems, including hundreds aud hun
drejs of articles carved from the olive
trees of Jerusalem. The grain OF the
, wood is like ivory and the natural shading
il as delicate and beautiful IS can we'll be
/ imagined. 1t works up finely and when
e carved into card receivers, ink stands. paper
0 weights, work boxes, even photograph al
: buns ard toilet sets, IL is well worthy o
' minute consideration. 1t is very expen
4 siye. however, and the ordinery observes
: merely looks and passes on. Among TIT
4 more interesting
MANUFACTURES
NAV be mentioned q New jersey sill
weaver by which is woven the most exquls
l. lie handkerchiefs and scerfs; Clark's y. n
T. In which is seen the complete process o
thread making from the new cotton up t
the Keeling, wind ng and putting up Tor tn
market, Much of this work is done r
women aud their skill is something won
lderful 10 behold. There is also In this de
q psrtment one of those curious invention
making embroidery by which thousand
and thousands Of yards are put on the mai
ket at q very nominal price. 1t Is brough
from one of the smaller Illinois towns an
with the exception of two others in tn
- same town and one in New York Is tn
|, only thing Of the kind in the United State
1t was invented in Switzerland ten years as
J. but oply recently brought to this country
The loom in which the embroidery
re woven is probably ten fe:
in length, and the simpI
re mechanism is controlled by an operate
er who sits at ore end with the pattern place
before him ard sort of an indexer b
a which he regulates the threads stretched
10 even rows through the loom. The operate
is assisted BY two girls who tie and chaus
the broken threads, etc.
sHAPLEIGH AND CANTwELL
OF oil hardware lame, nave hue ulspldy
articles in their line, bit the acme is reacl
ba ed by their rivals, the Sim mons compan
"A Truly, one could hardly imagine anythir
- more tasteful than this display. On 8
immense background of black velvet Il
most attractive results are seen, includlr
Oh crosses, shields and japanese figures, lar
Ii stork, vases OF flowers and great silv
- eagle with outs reatched wings. All
ID these are formed of spoons, pocket kniye
forks and other similar articles, the wing
'cl breast aud head of the eagle being made
n spoons closely overlapping, while the ia
er and body are made of tea and fruit kniv'
h The borders are made OF hors
shoes and ssuch articles
to arabesque patterns while the corner piec
as are made Of axes, hatchets and fine scrC
ed and other saws. Hidden machinery ke
cir two large circular saws and two lar
* wind mills covered with spoons etc., In CO
for slant motion and above all, In Greek car
ost tails, made Of bronz. d hinges, are the nam
of the firm.
DoZIER & wEYL,
The we'll known cracker company ha
Oh tiers of glass boxes in which are arrang
every sort of cracker, schnsp, etc., while
zee similar attraction is that OF the Manew
LANCE company whose cases auu ueCoi
NJ tions bear, instead OF the parrot viii
constitutes the trade mark OF Dozi
Weyl, a full blown Gala lilly.
IL An odd exhibit is that of the
GLOBE PICKLE COMPANY
bly, and a novice could hardly believe Il
tie "just pickles" could be put in the boti
and Jars with such a fine effect. The
in. are flowers made Of tiny white onions, !
he roses made of peppers, and in one instar
bis a perfect "chanticleer" IN the act of Gro
ing. Well might the Tuck" Of "Nip 8
III Tuck" eIclaim, should he see this displ
he sob pickles /"
;ds In the way Of Catchy" devices the
VIENNA SOAP MANDATORY
gets to the front with some interesting ?
,est auctions, namely, baskets of flowers {
yer fruits, perfect in everv respect and N