The Red Cloud chief., 1893-10-27

dreamed OF in my palmiest days. hore
we're all kinds OF machines, from
maker TO a Corliss engine.
or tho most interesting exhibits to
me were the printing presses, type
setting machines, etc, TIE first press
used in America was here, also the
latest improved Hoe-perfcsting press
that prints from thirty to forty thous-
and per hour, folding, trimming and
FASTING the papers in their proper
places. There were also chrcmatic
presses, lithograph presses, etc. In
this building all sorts OF gigantic ma
chinery Of various kinds was on ex-
hibition, a description Of which ! have
not the room to mention, but suffice IL
to say that there was a sufficient sup
ply to amusc and edify the most fas.
tidious.
The Electrical building was another
place Of great interest, and hero it
was that one could see all the latest
inventions in electrical goods, Dyna-
mos Of all patterns, and appliances
for operating railways and machinery.
To one who has not been accustomed
to seeing so much "ligh'ning' con.
trollcd by a little button, naturally
feels Insignificant at the immense
power that is produced from an un.
known element that is coming int
general use as a propclling power.
Other great curiosities were TO be seen
here, but | can not take tbs time to
enumeratc them.
Tho Manufacturers building was
also of great interest to all who visit
ed it, as IL contained within its walls
exhibitions Of, and elaborate designs
IN all Of the various arts 10 manufac-
turing dress goods, carpets, ready
made clothing, for ladies and gentle
men, Of every kind, clocks, jewelry,
musical instruments, china ware, and
90 on, from the entire fase Of the
globe, Every country was represented,
t from the greatest and most powerful
, on earth. One could have spent
weeks here fcasting the Imagination
d and yet not be satisfied to stop.
The Agricultural building and I'D
%juncts were interesting to n large de
Q gree, for here you could see the pro
Q ducts Of the United States displayed
to advantage, and l was much pleaset
c to see tho Nebraska exhibit was no
behind the other states. Her interest,
d were we'll looked after, but as my ed
8 u~cation on farming has been limitc'
to that extent hat I only tell "what
know about farming" Gin the Grea
Family Weekly,) l leave it for anothc
n article. The art of warfare is vel
'e represented, and many different style
|e Of armour and monitors Of wal are L
10 be seen by exhibits from foreign a
W we'll as domestic inventors, but as ia
rs as l could see this country was ahea
IN Of all others, and yet the most peace
n full on earth.
he Tho horticultural department an
rs the art gallery, the childres's buildin
"A and the womans' buildings, were priI
q. cipal features Of interest, to all an
1t especially to the ladies, as each built
he ing contained special points for then
i'd The art gallery was thronged wit
ed crowds at all times made up Of a
at classes and especially lovers of ar
Paintings to suit all from the mo
costly to the cheapest. The woman
be building was al interesting place an
he Of much benefit to all who wei
ny through it. There were many 9th
OF buildings that contained many val
No. able as we'll as amazing exhibits b
IN | have not time to describe them,
les this letter is quite lsng now, still
would not be complete without me
Ike tioning the much talked of "Midwl
ng Plaisance" where the nations Of II
Ak world congregats aud jabbcr away
J" their various tongues, some Of viii,
he sounds like talk, and much Of viii,
sounds like a conglomeration Of gee
XII and duck quackins to tas unaccr
toned ear in common parlance,
It's makes a fellow tired to hear them, al
us yet presume they say as much Of o
ties language. This very interesting pla
eat will have to meet with but brief me
ian t;on et;n ,haro - noo,.b (