at the 1900 Exhibition may now be considered us complete, and it should prov Jong and varied enough to satisfy the most exacting visitor, For those interested in astronomy and science there are the Palais de I'Optique, with its giant telescope, the great celestial globe, and the electricity palace. A special building is devoted to all sorts of costumes, and another to woman. There are quite a number of panoramas, not to mention a " cineorama"" and a "mareorama;" a reproduction of Andalusia in the the of the Alobre; a Swiss village, an Indo-Chinese theatre, a Javanese theatre, a gold mine, a stree Old Paris, and a whole buildings devoted to comicalities—the Maison clu Tire, the Bonhommes Guillame, the Tour clu Merveilleux, ete. There are to be French, English, Russian, Viennese, Italian, Siberian, and Chinese restaurants.
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