Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-18

natl Centennial in 1883 the only premium
given was awarded to the White, on the
specification of simplicity of construction,
durability of parts, adaptibility of adjust
ment, light and quick running" The
White is one of the best machines in the
world. The White is to be found in its
commodious quarters in the south wing of
the gallery at the Pavilion, The large ban
ner, THE White is King" will lead you to
the booth. Theo. W. Schwamb, S04 street,
is the agent.
At this time it will not be amiss, especi-
ally to owners of stock, to give brief num-
Der of cures that can be made by the use
of Stockmens Liniment, which is manu-
featured by Scott & Gilbert This liniment
is very powerful and must be used with
care. A blister may be readily produced
by binding piece of flannel saturated with
the liniment around the part. For callous
Jumps, blood SPAWN, soft spavins, blister
well and wash for few days with warm
water am CASTLE soap. For distemper,
bathe the swelling lightly with the lini-
ment once day until the swelling disap-
pears. For collar-galls cuts and wounds,
put one tablespoonful in half pint OF
warm water and wash twice daily. For
collie, give two tablespoonfuls IN pint OF
warm water as drench, and repeat in half
hour if not relieved. For rheumatism and
neuralgia, use very little liniment but rub
well three or four times day.
Mr. Bartons soda fountain is an object
of admiration, and receives considerable
attention from all lovers of his celebrated
New York ice cream soda.
Many have by this time inspected the
handsome exhibit made By Ingram d Bird
in the Pavilion. 1t is one of unusual
merit, and the crowds who constantly
gather around it is an indication that the
goods must certainly be credit. An in
vitation is extended through this medium
to all who desire 10 visit their large and
we'll ll-eauipped es ablishment.
Success is success" said modern phi
losopher. But physical testimony is supe-
rior to such wit. For instance, take the
case of a Sacramento company, whose sue
cess has been marvellous, and is due to the
combination of sound business qualities,
knowledge of the trade demands, cultured
tastes and the superior commercial adyan-
tages of the city. Reference is made to
the Sacramento Glass and Crockery Com
many. one of the largest and most complete
establishments of its kind in California
Their ability to supply the trade is not sur
passed, either as to quality or as 10 advan-
tageous prices to the buyer. In every arti-
| Gle to be seen in the spacious quarters one
cannot help but notice the excellence of
design. They have magnificent display
| in the Pavilion, which is receiving the at
| tention of all visitors.
John F. Cooper is apparently making a
continued success in his exhibit of the
Mathushek pianos. In our issue of to-
morrow special attention will be given to
every detail of his praiseworthy display.
| In the south wing OF the Pavilion all are
| pleased to find the beautiful display of
artistic penmanship. 1t is also interesting
to see the large crowd around the young
ladies and gentleman that are operating
| the typewriteIs and passing out the printed
slips, inviting everyone to attend the Bsin-
bridge Business College and Normal
! School for practical or. professional edu
| cation. The courses taught are business
I; normal, shorthand, typewriting, teachers
review. etc
| A noteworthy exhibit, and the central
object of attraction for the ladies, is thai
made by Gsttmsnn & Wilson, the we'll
known dealers in dry goods. The display
can be seen from the gallery, and is thu