The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-09-21

OF furniture are concerned, is fully on paS
with any OF the above. The carved and gili
bedstead Is marvel. and some OF the heavv
carved chairs in II ara works ot art. The firm
which makes this showing. Frstelli Mora,
SHOWS embossed and gilt leather funiture oi
every variety. Olivotti. OF Florence, on the
other hand, Is great in wood inlaid With
ivory.
Then there IL the showing made In Jew.
cry. While Morabito makes n speciality in
she'll and coral beauties Melillo has fne and
costly ornaments in the Pompeiian style,
mostly In very heavy gold and enamel. ms
well as specialties in pink coral and diamonds.
and Piscione confines herself entirely to
coral. A fine plate OF silver about three feet
In diameter and valued at 10000. IL on ex.
hibition by Milan firm. The chasing IL
most elaborate, and the tales told by n,
chosen from the NEUROLOGICAL lore OF the an
clients. are numbered by the score The artist
VINO executed this remarkably fine piece,
Franzosi. was engaged upon II for ten years.
An enameled silver coffee set. valued at s12.-
700, II also curious creation OF the artisan y
fancy, Tor on It's pieces II portrayed the his
tory OF the world--i. g., of the leading events
since the earliest perioi. Among the jewell
ers exhibits, too. ought TO be mentioned
those made ny Negri 4 Fasoli In Roman Jew
clry and engraved c1meos.
The famous Venetian lacas. here repre-
santed by Jesurun. n firm that employs some
5000 lacemakers. are stored away IN large
pavilion by themselves. There you will see
laces OF every kind. from the cheapest and
coarsest up to the finest. .ngle dress front
costing $1,000. polychrome laccs, too. in
different shades. are u specially OF this firm
ant we're invented u few years ago by one OF
its members.
10 books. too. Italy Is very strong, both In
editions dc luxe and In the cheap and small
voluIa@s that nre intended for the masses
Not only does Italy show splendid editions
Of her own poets laureate especially OF
Dante and P"irgzca, of Goldoni aud MLu-
zoni, but also OF the Intellectual giants OF
other Nations. And the print and the paper
in all her books-mostly from Mllan-nre
deserving OF praise.
In Agricultural Building. where Italy also
ILLS section OF considerable size. there IL
comprehensive array Of the daintiost and
most tOothsome products OF the Italian soil
and OF her dairy Industry. You will find
there nearly everything that tickles the pol
ate of the connoisseur and rcjoiccs the heart
OF the gourmet-olives and urticnokes, truf-
nes and preserved vegetables OF every kind,
the puugcn: cheese of Lombardy and the
unctuous cheese of Parma. the genuine Sa-
lnnis and the Juicy hams of the north. dried
fruit OF every spccIcs and nuts galore, maca
ront and vermicelli. cordials and liquors.
caramels and honey. besides soap and hemp
olive oil and vinegar. condiments and
sauces, ver!auth and Ratafa-in short
everything.
In transportation Building tho Columbian
caravcls (made in reduced size after the
original), sent rs "a loan exhibit by the city
ot Genoa, attract universal attention. and OF
interest, too, are the models OF merchant
marine vessels. both steamers and sailing
craft. as we'll ~ vehicles oi sundry kin is.
Ia Electricity Building Il Milan firm shows