Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-21
NOTES at THE PAVILION.
. NATURAL REMEDIAL AGENT

NOTES At THE PAVILION.
a NATURAL REMEDIAL AGENT
Is on exhibition at the Pavilion lower hall 1t has
a ine space and good display. 1t is the prepared
3roduct Of a shrub which grows in the Cascade
range and is known as Oregon Kidney Tea Science
has long since demonstrated that the very best
melicina, remedies are those presented for mans
use by natural growth-the botanical products Of
the mother earth. Such remedy is Oregon Kid
cey Tea In this brief space not one-haf the facts
can be stated. Kidney complaints are the prevail
ing ones in America No specific for them had
been found until this creation of the vegetable
kingdom was brought forward. So perfect is the
action of this plant that while it cures the afflicted
i is harmless to the hcathful. The leaf is put up
In alright cans and all its virtues preserved that
thepeople may themselves prepare the tea and see
that it is mixture OF drugs. But for convenience
:. is prepared also in the form of concentrated
extract 1t absolutely speedily diseases OF the
kidneys and urinary organs, and in Sacramento are
many, once sufferers, who testify to the truth
OF this assertion All the proprietors ask is that
trial OF it he given confident they of its mar
ze!ous and unfailins action.
PETERsoN's DISPLAY.
N the srnall upper hall W. F. Peterson, the manu-
featuring eonfectoner has lovely display 1t rises
into the realm of high art, and deserves and bears
critical inspection 1t embraces all the usual lines
Of confectionery, and in addition several beautiful
cases of fancy work in sugar, and some rare design
ing and modelling. This is not confined, however,
70 sugar work, but extends to modelling in pastry.
There is a specially fine display of Cakes richly or
namented. The purpose nov is to call attention OF
the pubic to the exhibit, that it may examine it in
time Mr. Peterson is large joOber, and ships to
all parts Of the State in The teeth of the San Fran
cisco and Eastern markets. This fact is worthy IT.
uuiry into by visitors to the fair and to whose adj
vsntage it will be- if dealing in CONNECTIONS st ALL to
call and have chat with Peterson and examine his
claims. They are founded facts. and by his dis
plav he demonstrates their soundness.
NO ONE WHO VISITS
The lower nall should fail to examine Wilmington &
BayIey's display OF the product of the Capital
Soap Works The truth is, nearly all Sacra-
mento can testify that their King of soaps is unsur
passed by any rivals not equaled, in fact. II is
but one Of the many soaps the works turn cut, but
to it attention is just now strongly directed The
ole Roi Du Sayons is perfect cleanser. 1t does
not iniure, but heals the hands, 1t is at once an
elegant, purifying soap and healing agent. Try it,
AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT
IN the lower hall is that of George T. Bush, tine well
known merchant of Sacramento. His space gives
81, slight idea of the contents of his establish
meat, the most extensive in its line in Sac
ra,-.ento But in the Pavilion exhibit there is much
VI Bush shows that the thoughtful householder
should examine. For instance, a very superior pat
tern of gas stove, an economical, cleaniy and
neathsaving article the best sewer and drain traps
made approved by all leading sanitarians and put
into all the best houses the latest styles OF gas
Eangings of all kinds the very best patterns OF
porcelain stationary basins full variety OF lamps
of elegant pattern an admirable oil stove which
svery housewife ought to examine carefully Beside
these is a fun display OF copper work, bath tubs
n1,s fittings, etc Detail cannot now be further en-
tsred into II must suffice to advise visitors to stoI
81 Mr.. Bush's exhibit and examine into the merits
Of the leading articles They viii find him aetuatee
- the true mercantile spirit which never tires o
pointing out the advantages Of the article dealt in
Alr. BnsIi's establishment in Sacramento has su
psrior facilities for supplying interior trade, and ii
s.u-u up houses throughout Central California, anC
al ralIS which are bA 4 itNcl ANA NAtS hNAHF
tine market Of the metropolis
NOTABLE EXHIBITION.
TIE exhibit made b. Veins ock Lubin Of tn
M.caauics' store, Sacramento is one go prornEen
and attractive that single notice Of it VIII not d
It usris, f. VIII therefore be noticed IN detail Fir
IS taken up, then, the manufacturing department
This sample Of the mandatory q the establish
mint is located in the upper hall. IL consists o
neavy and very long table, into which are Sc
taenty four sewing machines. At this tabl
z-e seated twenty-six operatives. The machines ar
all run nv power applied to shaft running beneat
,te table. The motive power is a compact steam er
CINE sitting upon the end of the table and supple
with steam from the lower hall. Back of the tabl
2-e shelves and cutting-tables. Over ali thes
tables are tventy-four handsomely shaded gai
burners Ia this department are twenty-slX opel
stfves. under forewornan There beside tw
button sewers and cutter. The working Of II
machine. which sews on buttons, by the way
is novel and should he TO be appreciates
Here NAV be seen the entire process Vi euttin
from original stock ard making up into garments
The factory turns out with neatness and remaTk1bl
dispatch strong and skillfully male goods in vas
quantities Of this character. Gents furnish n
sools, overails, mems ard boys pantaloons, chi
aru's and ladies' cloaks. ulstcrs, linen wrap
Eu1ers, etc. Also underN tr Tor men, youths ~omeI
saillren and infants, The significance Of I'll
exhibit ia found first in its representative charact'
~ Indicating the great extent Of the busin,s OF II
aousc-af which this ssmIl factory is bu! enc pa
Of the large manufacturing department Of the c
adjustment, Of which It is in turn but one Of thi
seen other equally important and distinct depar
ments In other words tlis exhibit shows in pul
lie OIL mere corner of the great lrea of acti'
work engaged in by this firm. Secondly, the s..
n6canco Of the exhibit is found also in the possiti
lies il suggests 10 the thougl tiul and more TIN
ans nced not ne said. All who visit the Pavilion
let i. be said in conclusion, should witness Il
medel factory in operation.
AN INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBIT.
In the uppe- hall, right at the main entrance, Ii
eyes Of all visitors are drawn to view the strku
made hv Whittier Fuller 4 q he vrho'