Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

weights TO wind up, other means, only provided
by its own ingenious mechanical construction The
amount of gas will make and the perfect eveuness
of the light is surprising. Its safety is so perfe
that neither eareessness inattention can cause
or create an element Of danger. ANY person can
take care of it. A single kerosene lamp requires
more skill, care and attention than the lighting of
whole house with this apparatus, and its reasonable
cost will more than repay anyone using it.
The Studebaker Manufacturing COmpauy.
The general mention, yesterday, OF tire exhibits
made by thisf rm necessarily left unnoticed many
special features of their display in the lower hall of
the Pavilion. The first in order trotting skel-
eton wagon, in which workmanship is shown to the
best possible advantage. The vehicle is unpalnted,
but finished complete throughout with fine pol
ish. Judges of wood work have a fine opportunity
to examine infinitely into the quality of material
used and the character of construction. They also
exhibit ladys phaeton and two-seated clrriage,
which models of art and beauty on wheels. The
side bar buggy and top piano-box buggy are very
| fine in appearance, and made in the most durable
manner and warranted to equal to anything Of
the kind ever made. Yisitrs and others should not
fail, at least, to give the pesu the attention
it deserves. 1t is constructed that the motion OF
the horse is not felt by the occupant The vehicles
exhibited are not main.actured for the purpose of
display, but are taken right ou, of the general
stock, and can be replaced by another of like make
in a few hours time. The extensive works Of this
firm located at South Bend Indiana.
Fine Fruit Exh.bIt.
G. W. Thissell, of Pleasant Valley S lano county
has beyond doubt the finest display Of combined
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vilion. The usual ejaculation Of the ladies' wher
they see the Jared goods is "Oh, my Isn't that
nice p The display is very tastefully arranged,
plata Of green and a jar Of canned Alternating.
Eveu the jars are handsome style not generally in
Mr.. Thissell has on exhibition forty six var-
cites of Jared and twelve varieties of green
peaches, eight varieties of green pears nine vari-
cites of apples (green) and six varieties of plums
(greeD). Mr.. Thisse has the finest and best cult
waited fruit ranch in Solano county 1t comprises
100 acres and consists largely Of peaches and apri
cots. or the latter he has splendid selection but
the lsteness Of the prevented display. The
best method vet known for preserving fruit in
is that adopted by Mr.. Thissell and known as the
wheeler process" Pleasant Valley is all that its
indicates, and is of the earliest and best
places on the coast for fruit raising.
FrulI and Nursery Exhibits:
! W. R. Strong & Co, commission merchants Of
this city, have the largest display Of fruit by
dealer" They also al in garden seeds, and have
always hand the largest stock of this kind that
can be found on this side of the Rocky mountains.
They have also a large nursery and fruit ranch near
Penryn, Placer county, and some time ago they
purchased large tract Of land not far from the
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into fruit ranch and nursery. They will have this
winter immense stock Of very fine trees and
plants Of the best varieties for sale. Penryn and
the surrounding region is fast obtaining a reputa-
tion for raising the best fruit on the coast and as a
| location for nursery cannot be excelled. This
firm wish to direct special attention to two varieties
Of berries Crardalrs Early blackberry and Carters
raspberry-of which samples en- be seen in their
| display, and on branches just as they grew. The
former rpens cary and continues fruiting through
out the The latter is new and a very fine
berry Plants can be obtained in limited quau titles
Floral Display.
The hersl display of Frank Kunz, ex-State gar
dener, in the horticultural department OF the Pa
viion. is paradise found in ITSELF 1t has been
truthfuy said that there is music in everything in
| nature, and some such enchantment must have at
tracted the thousands who thronged this bower OF
beauty last evening. Here the visitor could behold
everything in floral display that nature and art
could create and design. Among the many varieties
exhibited were choice cut flowers representing
number of beautiful designs, which cannot be no
ticed more fully for want of space also, beauti
ful collection OF flower plants fuchsas roses greer
house and conservatory plants, foliage plants, etc
W. fo;l IL f,,ll;
hanging baskets and wreaths remained unmen-
toned they added very much to theartistic
effect Of the display. Persons desirous OF viewing
a truly meritorious display should not fail to see
that of Mr.. Kunz, and he is always ready to make
any desired explanation regarding anything in his
line of business. Parties visiting his extensive
nursery always Welcomed as himself and as
sstants are always ready and willing to make
everything pleasant for those who call The repu-
tation of Mr.. Kunz nuseryman is known
throughout the State, and his long experience en-
ables him to stand all competition.
Fine Display
A. Meister makes fine display Of carriages, bug.
gies, etc, of his own manufacture, which deserves
the attention given by experts. His work is all
made and finished under his supervsion-hence
only the best material in iron, steel and wood are
used in construction. His buggies and wagons have
been in all the coast for number of years,
and the satisfaction which they always give has
been the means oflargely increasing the sales each
year. Mr.. Mester's thorough knowledge Of the
wants Of his patrons and the public enables him to
manufacture and keep in st OK large assortment
OF all kinds of bugg es spring wagons, aud wagons
suitable for both valley and mountain His
exhibit at the Pavilion represents ten different
styles of make. which constantly drawing the
attention of those interested in this class Of goods
Among the styles on exhibition is two-seated Sur
rey, doctors phaeton, ladys phaeton, and piano
box top buggy also side bar top buggy, Dex-
ter Green open buggy, Tmkin side box buggy,
two Crews er sioe bar buggies, and light open
buggy, and last, but not least, mountain top
buggy, made especially for travel on hily roads.
The scarcity of space prevents Mr.. Aeister from
showing the large number OF vehicles he has ex-
hibiton to that advantage that he would like to. In
conclusion It is only necessary TO say to those who
have not examined fully into the merits of this ex
hibit, that they should do so at once. The ware
rooms are open to visitors Ninth rect between
and j. where every attention will be paid Co those
who call, and no pains will be spared in giving all
possible information.
seme New Inventions.
On a email counter, near the most southern en-
trance to the art gallery of the Pavilion is an ex
hibiton which, if it does not oyershadow other,
with Its gorgeOusness, certainly does overshAdop
almost every exhibit by its usefulness. 1t com
4 prises some inventions that, to housekeeper ar,
almost indispensable. One Of them is a contriyanc,
for hanging window sash. Almost every OF,
knows the difficulty OF washing on the outside OF
4 glazing large window. By this simple little In
vention a SASH any size can be removed from
window in an instant and replaced as quickly. An
|, other is a simple invention for opening, closing q
. placing at any angle an outside blind by simpl
II turning small knob on the inside The third an,
a. last is hinge for or other DOORS which is
arranged as that door can be instantly locked il
, any position. These exhibited by Masters an
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