Life — January 3, 1884 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Joux KeLty is perfectly Cleveland should steer the ship of state, if Tammany Hall is allowed to furnish the wind,— Yonkers States- man, ENGLAND is spending lots of money to see Mary Anderson, and this country is doing the same to see Henry Irving. Question : Which country is getting the worst of it ?~Philadelphia Call. ‘* A CAPTAIN'S chest picked up at sea,” isannounced | ina New York paper. He was probably blown to pieces in some of the recent gales, and the rest of him will be picked up later.—Burlington Free Press. Many hotel servants are now complaining of the wretched quality of the food given to them. We don’t blame them one bit, if they have to live on the same stuff that is served to the guests.—Lowell Citizen. ELEGANT FOUNTAIN PENS AND “MACKINNON,” Has a world-wide reputation, The only strictly first-class Stylus Pen made. 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The costumes are of infinite variety in tern and color, are hand-sewed, and may readily be put on and taken off by a child. ° The latest atyles in Children’s Costumes are followed, and the dresses of these dolls are models for nimble little fingers to imitate, With a few of them for patterns, each girl soon becomes her own The prices (eoLL'S, DRESSMAKER, e for single figures—in full dress, with an adjustable costume™are rom toc. t0 ase. each A box containing several dolls, assorted, costs {rom 6oc. to$s. A box containing one doll, dressed, and two costumes extra, costs 35¢. or soc.’ (Packed’ for safe mailing.) TRADE MARK ON ALI “ En Costume Scrap Picture, Geo. L. Kitmer.” _ These Costume Scraps are sold by first-class sta- tioners. In towns where there is no agent one will be appointed on application to GEO L. KILMER, 326 Pear! Street, Franklin Square, Opposite Harper’s, New York. comicbooks.com