Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-15
State Fair Notes.

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a special invitation is extended to test the
| celebrated Top Notch tonic. The peculiar
combination of remedial agents used in the
preparation of Top Notch tonic is the result
| OF much experiment., the object being TO
| produce a preparation of sterling merit,
| from which immediate benefits might be
| obtained, and at the same time avoid the
use of drastic and harmful drugs so often
used in remedies of this class. Possessing
! all the virtues of Peruvian bark, together
| with other vegetable remedies having a
direct but gentle action upon the liver and
kidneys, Top Notch tonic is pre- emlnently
| the remedy for malaria and all kindred dis
eases. Stimulating and toning up the
stomach. liver and kidneys, it enables
these organs to properly perform their func.
tions, and allows them to discharge their
secretions through their proper chan
ne,s, which otherwise retained in the
system produce multitude of distressing
| and serious complaints.
In our Issue of tomorrow concise de-
scription will be given of the exhibit of
| the Sacramento Glass and Crockery Com
| panv, which is attracting universal admi-
ration. Mr.. John WE'LL, the manager, is
personally sequsinting every caller with
| the merits of the beautiful stock, and the
prices for which it can be purchased at
| their store.
The mcst cooling and delightful resort
in the Pavilion is where the Bell COnserva-
| tory have the entire area fitted up with
| cool walks, refreshing fountains, choice
potted plants, examples Of tropical growth,
| shrubs, flowers, etc. The exhibit is ro-
montically attractive and the resort great
| favorite with visitors
Chnstianson, Dierssen & Co. exhibit
samples of the celebrated Bartlett Springs
| water, and present inquirers with circulars
giving an analysis of the water. 1t is
| natural mineral water of remarkable cura-
| tive and tonic properties, and is withal
most pleasant and appetizing beverage.
Charles Barton, assisted by polite corps
OF assistants, is still dispensing the cele-
| brated New Y ork ice cream soda to all who
call at his magnifcently fttedup stand.
! A. Meister, manufacturer of carriages,
| buggies, spring wagons, ETC., makes a fine
exhibit of the products of his factory, on
the main floor of the Pavilion, west of the
rotnnda. Many different styles of vehicles
are shown. The finish and workmanship
is the very best, and speaks volumes for
this well known and prosperous home en-
| terprise.
| The display of L. K Hammer consists of
| a great variety of musical instruments in
cluding stringed, reed and brass instru-
ments generally. He shows, also 10
special advantage the renowned Chickering
] piano. In a special case an exhibit is
| made of four California made instruments
"a cello, guitar, violin and banjo the lat
| ter being the handiwork OF Mr.. Hammer,
and is certainly handsome piece of work.
manship. The showing in cases of drums,
brass and silver instruments, accordeons
and musicians supplies is of character to
interest all classes, and adds much to the
attractiveness of the gallery display.
| Another has been added to the list of
those who prefer to make the display at
home. Oscar S. Flint invites an inspec-
| ton of his complex confectionery and soda
! water stand, No. 624, ] street. 1t will only
require trial to convince all that the very
| best can be fodnd at this emporium.
| Special attention is invited to the dis.
| play of L. L. Lewis & Co. In stoves,
ranges. mantels, kitchenware, etc., it is un-
excelled. When it comes to rich parlor
crate, brass work, and brass decorative
work generally, it is remarkably brilliant
exhibit, and attracts the eye from all
quarters of the floor. The Garland range.
is also prominently presented. The firm
arc large dealers also in tinware, fine porce-
lain and china goods, lamps crystalware,
refrigerators. ornamental stoves, table fit
tlngs and household hardware of all kinds
! Whoever visits the Pavilion should ex.
anime the beautiful display of the Pacific
Wheel Works, ]. f. Hill, proprietor.
Here may be seen large number of very
handsome vehicles, richly finished and of
the very best and most substantial char
acter and the most approved patterns. The
entire display is varied and contains
much more than we have mentioned, and
represents home industry of much i'm
portance.
H. Fisher & Co., who for many years
have been before the public as leading
exhibitors at the different State Fairs,
have this year secured more space. and
make prominent display in the gallery
Every variety of confectionery on exhibi-
ton was manufactured at their own estab-
lishment, and in this connection we desire
to state that Fisher & Co. extend cordial
invitation to visitors to call at their place
OF business and examine the methods and
appliances used in manufacturing the
many varieties OF candies now on the
market. A visit would be both interesting
and instructive.
Many visitors and the public generally
attend each performance at. the theater
Adjoining the same is the well-known
establishment of F. H. Gieseke, which is
noted for the fine candies carried in stock,
and the delicious ice-cream soda served
To visit the millinery parlors OF the Red
House is rare and interesting sight. After
passing through the dress and fancy goods
and cloak departments filled with all the
novelties of the season) you come to the
millinery, located at the extreme end of
the store. Here you can see the newest
and latest novelties in ladies and chill
dren's head-gear-hats of every description,
in beaver, silk, felt, straw, velvet and
plush; every kind of trimming that is used
to create beautiful hat; natural birds.
such as pheasants, humming birds, birds
of paradise. parrots, pigeons, oreoles, ca
naries, black birds and foreign birds of rare
plumage; ostrich plumes and tips; ribbons
IN great novelties; ornaments; in fact,
everything found in first class millinery
store is here displayed. Special display is
made of young ladies cashmere, silk and
velvet caps.
The immense tower of Ingram 4 Bird,
where can be seen one of the richest dis
plays of carpets ever made in California, is
receiving encomiums of praise from all
quarters. On the floor of their space is also
noticed handsome line of furniture. 1t
behooves housewives and others to care.
fully examine every detail of this display.
A rare treat will be afforded all who call
at the stand of Charles NJ. Campbell, near
the Bell Conservatory. This evening a
night blooming cereus will be exhibited.
II blooms only once year, and tonight
between the bours of and II o'clock it is
expected to present gorgeous appearance.
Lovers of flowers should not fail to see it.
The exhibit of Mohr & Yoerk, the most
prominent butchers and packers in Califor.