BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST.
Among the many attractions and places of interest for Red Men to visit during the World's Fair, we know of none more interesting and profitable to visit than Buffalo Bill's Wild West, corner Stony 1sland Ave. and 63d Street, in close proximity to the 63d Street entrance to the Fair grounds, reached by the Illinois Central and the elevated railroad.
Here you will find the native aborigine at his home, and much valuable information concerning dress, customs, manners, etc., may be gained. Many details of the Indian which are beneficial to Red Men may be gained here. In the arena you will see the daring horsemanship of the Indian, the various dances, manner of moving and setting up camp or village, mode of warfare, attack on a veritable stagecoach, attack on a hunter's lodge, buffalo hunt, etc., etc., and much more of Indian customs and doings, all of which is of inestimable value for Red Men to see. Besides this Indian feature, this exhibition has many other attractions, cowboys and scouts in their feats of daring on horseback, lassoing, racing, bronco riding, etc., etc., noted horsemen of the different nations of the world, celebrated acrobats of foreign climates remarkable glass ball shooting by Buffalo Bill and others, all of which is to be seen in one immense arena at Buffalo Bill's Wild West, which is truly the greatest exhibition on earth. Every feature of the exhibition is well worth the price of admission to the whole, and we would impress on every Red Man in particular, and visitors in general, to avail themselves of more opportunity of visiting this great exhibition while in Chicago.
