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

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| One OF the mpst attractive displays in the Pa.
vion, especially interesting ladies, is thai made
by the Davis Sewing Machine Company of
| watertown, N. Y. This exhibit is on the lower
oor and consists of complete assortment OF the diff
ferent styles oftheir family machines and elegant
samples. After spending two hours watching one
of the operators off work before attempt
ed on a machine without basting, with the greatest
ease and also accomplishing all the specialties Of
all other machines. the spectators yesterday
each decided to purchase a Davis without
delay. To sum up the evidence regarding
the Davis, the following verdict must be given to
the public, to wit Having thoroughly examined
all the sewing machines in the market it may be
most unhesitatingly asserted that the Davis Verti
| cal Feed the vertical upper feed being its es-
pecial featurel surpasses in simplicity, of oper
alton and range of practical work anything
in the sewing machine line and 1t is proper to
predict that long the Davis will be the leading
machine in the Sacramento valley, it now is in
San Francisco San joaquin valley, Oregon, all the
Eastern States, and, in fact, wherever introduced all
| the world over. We understand that Mr.. Naylor,
the managing here, has made sale OF nearly all
the machines he had with him. and taken many
orders to be delivered from the headquarters on
this coast $50 Post street, San Francisco The pub
lie may well congratulate those ladies who secure
the beautiful machines exhibition and every one
can conscientousy advise their friends to get Davis
| machines at once.
RELIEF FOR DYsPEPTIes.
Dyspepsia is the national disease. We are nation
with tender stonaachs. Our habits are using up our
digestive organs at fearful rate. What shall we
do? We must rapid eating and stutfing,
and stop rushing long enough to masticate and
digest our food. But, meanwhile, the stomach must
have aid and the system support. Pepsin is the
purest, simplest, best digestive known, and gives
vigor to the stomach and aids it in all it's work.
Pepsin is best used when cut by good port wine,
for it extracts the full virtue of the pepsin and is
sin, port wine and Calisays bark-the splendid
tonic, the enemy of fever the of enfeebed
health = made Halls Pepsin Wine Bitters
Gates & Brother, druggists, San Francisco. enjoy
the right to prepare and sell this article, which all
the country has pronounced the finest tonic aid TO
digestion, and resterer of vgor ever produced The
writer of this has long used this medicine and can
vouch for its efficacy. 1t absolutely cured him. and
now when his stomach becomes enfeebled by in
judieious habit, his system enfeebled by over
work, he resorts to this remedial agent and finds |
instant relief. The Bitters are given away in !
samples in the lower hall OF the Pavilion. These |
Bitters admirable for fever and ague and for low,
threatening fevers For ladies especially this tonic
is most beneficial in its results. 1t braces TIE sys
tem creates an Appetite and destroys that wretched
feeling OF emu" which the fsir sex SO constantly
labor under.
DALE's EXHIBIT.
r. Dale, the well-known Sacramento merchant,
has on exhibition at the Pavilion goods in four sec
tons. Three OF these in the upper hail. and are
in handsome cases near the center and the east.
These embrace a great variety OF goods. One is
devoted entirely to display OF embroidery silks,
chenille, ftoss iossne, etc. also worsteds zephyrs
and crewels of every shade known to the trade and
OF all sizes and grades manufactured. This stock
Mr. Dale keeps only for retail but for the trade
his jobbing extending throughout interior
California, the transmontane region and
the adjacent States and Territories His
method of shipping worsteds silk, sheet music
and fancy goods is BY mail, express freight,
in any desired packages. Customers abroad have
found that the. can depend on Dale's judgment in
selecting goods for them. Daes exhibit at the fair
also samples his stock in sheetmusc, and in musical
instruments, from piano and organs to the mouth
harp and the chd's toy instrument. Also his stock
OF willowware fancy and heavy baskets of all kinds
etc. Also OF toys of all kinds all sorts OF material
for fancy needlework and embroidery, fancy
crockeryware, china goods, drums and band instru-
ments, flutes, flies and horns mantel ornaments,
regalia trimmings, gold and silver lace, braid and
bullion, parlor lawn and other games, and a thou
sand other articles not to be briefly cata1ogued.
DE YeE AND RIGGS
Have an exhibit in the upper main hall already de-
scrbed But at this time it is to be noted that the
public have made it local center The people have
been day and night delighted with the vocal concert
given there by Messrs De Yoe and Baird, the latter
of Stockton. The splendid Decker pianos and the
Fischer upright pianos, and the A. B. Chase ard {
Mason Hamn organs have been by them used S