The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-10-04

Warm clothing Of the ordinary kind Is nee
essarily heavy, but this paper wear is very
light, which Is a great point In its favor.
Thc'frm are shipping goods as far west as
Denver, Colorado, and are building up a
large trade. Not the the first that has been
made in paper-by the way.
The display OF Weber, Boardman & Gray
and Newly ~ Evans pianos at Ling's Music
House exhibit, proved conclusively that
they HAD the finest toned and best finished
pianos at the exposition.
But, we have limited before, one cannot
live on music or art alone. So we turned
with satisfaction to the exhibit of Ham
mond, Standish q Co., which was one of
the finest shown. It comprised lard and
pork and beef in barrels, ham and bacon,
bologna sausage, oleomargarine-alias but
ter, IL you prefer certainty in freshness to
taking matters on trust-and the entire
collection arranged in the most tasteful
style. The meat seemed to actually cry,
Come and eat me-" This long established
house are jobbers and packers of all kinds
OF meats. Their retail stores In Detroit at
~ TO "a Cadillac square, are the model
market OF that city, and they also have
branches at Bay City, East Saginaw and
st. Ignace. From the heavy capital in
vested and the long experience of the firm,
they are enabled to lead the trade in their
line. The latch-string of their packing
house near the foot OF Twentieth street,
Detroit is always out to visitors from the
interior cities and the country.
What ails that lady with the inhalerl
She is too pretty to be sick. Alas, she is
deaf and dumb and also blind! And she is
on exhibition, too She is fair and false.
She is the celebrated lady in wax at Cush-
mans. who is Cushmanl He is the Men
thol Inhaler man, Of Three Rivers, Mich.
The magnificent figure was brought from
Paris. 1t illustrated the use of the Menthol
Inhaler for head, Shroat and lung trouble.
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remedy. The inhaler can be carried in the
pocket, is always ready, and lasts from
eight to twelve months. Druggists all sell
it, or it can be secured by mail for half
dollar.
The carpet loom weaving Brussels car
pet always had large throng before it.
This was the Horner Bros. loom, of Phila-
delphia, and was exhibited by Gamble g.
Partridge. of Detroit, the well-known car
pet dealers. A technical description of the
way 1T works, so as to give your readers an
idea thereof, is beyond our powers We
had 1t explained to us, but we are better at
noting events "on the carpet" than wind
ing through the warp and wool of the weav
er. But we could understand one thing.
An old-fashioned machine weaving rag car
pets was shown beside this modern loom,
and an ox-team to the fast mail train was
no comparison between the two in style or
speed. The machine, like many other things
which came under our notice, must be seen
to be appreciated. Two imported Japanese
mating looms and and a Chinese pagoda
added to the attractions at the establish
ment of this enterprising firm. But as we
have said, the center Of interest was the
great loom, working like thing of life
The sweet strains of Cappa's Band in.
vite US out again. They are giving "The
Battle Of Gettysburg" assisted by artillery
from Fort Wayne, Thousands applaud the
grand effect. The Exposition is closing.
1t has been grand Internationally,
socially, and financially. Wewere glad we
saw it and so was everybody there Next
year still better shows promised, and we
hope 70 take it in.
OMEGA