Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-25

what admirable Instruments thasa are n, sc,rona,,
the Voice But these gentlemen have also given the
people examples of the power of these In str,,ments
wnen used independently. Especially has the A n
Chase organ been the subject OF complimen,arv
comment on these occasions Its full. clear ton.
the positiyeuess and power OF its expression havs
not been equaled Beside this its action Is ,,noror
and the sympathetic character Of the instr,nsr,
under certain stop combinations is so marked as to
awaken the attention of even the leas observant.
THE WHITTIER, FULLER AND co.
Exhibit in the main hall has been thoroughly No.
tieed in generalties bat there is one s1eeist tba,
demands, in common justice, special mention. This
leading irn-n paints oils ass, etc, it leads all
others exhibits the product OF the factory of tho
Pacific Rubber Paint Company. II Is the best in tho
world because its base Que Of the mos; enduring
articles Of commerce, and its component materials
are the best used in ordinary lead paint. with
strong solution of pure lds rubber added Il needs
no argument 10 show that such costing must pe
preseryativs and enduring in the highest degree
must give glossy hard surface that viii not dull.
crack or chalk of aud that will not be affected by
any changes of temperature or atmosphere, beyond
the changes incident to that We r which must show
upon ali things this earth in time It works
equally well on wood, or brick, aud for roofs
1t hasno superior as waterproof and lasting paint.
For inside work it is admirable, and gives a gloss
equal to that OF varn;sh. 1t is equally adapted 10
pIastersd walls, machinery or wagons in short for
all purposes it has SUPERIOR and few rivals, and
may safely be pronounced the best paint in the
world. 1t comes ready mixed, in yatied sized cans
and OF oil shades tints and ooors and is graded for
all varieties OF work
a SPECIALLY NOTICEABLE
Exhibit is that OF Main & Winchester, of San Fran
cisco, the leading saddley and harness house of the
coast. 1t Is specially noticeable because it is NOT
made uF OF extrnsic materials, but the entire taste
ful, large and lofty framework is made up Of goods
of the firm with mere stats 10 torn u body The
effect is not only novel, but ar,isticaly pleasing and
is erediable 70 the and good Judgment of the
agent in charge. The slain & Winchester house is
pioneer one, having been established in ls4e Its
great place of business embraces four complete
street nunibers2l4 2l6, 2ls and 220 Battery street
and looms up, for the full depSh four stories in
hight. This house commands vast trade area
throughout the Pacific coast, which extends also
beyond the ocean on one side, and the Rocky Noun
tains on the other. 1t is not ouly great jobber,
but Is one OF the largest manufacturing establish
nents on the coast 1t makes harness Of every
known standard and in all lines conceivable, fer
team, buggy, racing, wagon, farm, truck,
track and road heavy, ane, coarse, cheap,
costly, plain aud the richly ornamental
/. makes, imports and deals in all kinds OF saddles
side, English, vaquero, etc, of en.less variety in
design, character and finish. 1t makes its own sad.
dletrees, and they are surpassed by none It has a
ployed and turns out the finest whips in the United
States, and an endless variety of lashes-it is in
Short the pioneer and largest whip factory Of the
coast. Its rawhide work must be mentioned also,
Tor the reins, brides and head gear in rswhide are
especially noticeable and in large demand In the
exhibit under notice, beside 500 whips shown, rang
ing from 80 cents to s75 each much ef this rawhde
work is also displayed. The exhibit alone contains
l50 varieties of horse boots made in the factory Of
the firm, beside all other kinds OF horse stable goods
and hostler's supplies. ln horse collar work, the
firm turns ont the best work in all classes done in
the Pacific slope. lis stock embraces also
in its vast establishment complete lines of horse and
buggy brushes, busters, trainers supplies blankets,
robes, pads linen sheets, rugs, etc. The lap-robes
range from s. to $40 each and this will give some
faint idea of their variety Referring to prices as
index, it may be added that it shows side saddles
worth Sl25 each, and in the fair display has one
solid silver mounted Mexican saddle that cost $3.50
and is the finest ever made. We could thus 90 on
for column and then not have given, after serious
effort, one.half Of index to the great stabsh-
ment Of this firm, the name Of which is as familiar
in California household words, and the exhibit of
which in the Pavilion to-day is the finest ever made
her history.
THE MISSES BROTHERS
Exhibit in the small upper hall has already been
freely commented upon in these columns, but in no
terms fully justified by the TRUTH for it is unde
niable that the millinery display of this firm in the
Pavilion is not exceeded in beauty by any other
of like character, nor in fact BY any other where
ordinations of coors enter in, where the rich
Of fabric forms essential part Of the exhibit
The house is the largest millinery firm in the interior
Of California. and does jobbing trade which has
had phenomenal growth in rapdity, solidity and
extent. Visitors at the fair from abroad should not
leave the city without calling the store Of the
Misses Brothers, on street, and there examining
the full stock of millinery goods, of which the Pa
wilton exhibit large, beautiful and varied as It is is
but mere sample. Dealers, especially, will find it
to their advantage to do So and to price the goods
and learn how much be saved by ordering direct
of this house, with its central location and it's ab
ty to fill orders speedily and to answer to any de-
rnand made upon it,
AITKEN AND FISH,
In the lower main hall, have very pleasing exhibit
1t is not extensive but is all the better for that
Its claims rest merit, not "show." 1t repre-
,ants the 1arcest marble mn o r, Of +ba ;n4ar;ar
and one of the very oldest. The exhibit consists of
ine marble work. The chseling is in the highest
style of the art and the entire designing, execution
and finish betoken conscientious and thoroughly
workmen. The monumental work is
very handsome, but the object Of this review is to
call attention to the mantel work Finer mantels
no man should desire in a residence, office hotel or
public structure The mantels are not only hand.
and original in design but in their finish have
not surpassed upon this coast and that critics
might examine the work closely, was the main
,bject the firm had in view in placing it on exhibi
ion in the Pavilion. The matter of a premium is
# small moment but the Judgment of skilled work
men and quslifed critics is a great thing to the
manufacturer. This firm exhibit also q Buckhout's
latent Hot Air Grate-one that gives double the
eat of the old crate and keeps the temperature of
be room uniform.
NEW NUMBER 8"
The history of the Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
hine is part of the history of the country. But
he old or original style of machine was held to be
pen to some objections, and whether well founded
r not the manufacturers made constant improve.
,ents until the machine reached very near to the
oint Of absolute perfection. That point it has now
ttaine1, at least nearly so as it is possible for
ny Of the works OF man with the present light ne
as. The " New Number 81 is the name of this
pecimen of perfection, and it can be seen not only
the Pavilion, but at the agents, E. Il. Emery,
eadquarters, 527 street. This "New Number g
ses the straight needle; the work runs from the
perator all objections to the old machine in it
minated 1t can do work no other machine can
1t will sew with thread from AGO.
ne finest known, up to coarse wrapping twine- 1t
mbro ders without the Intervention of any attach
,ent. The Mechanics Store has had fifteen Of them