Life — April 30, 1885 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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meNEWPORT,o=- RI PIERRE FROHLICH LADIES’ TAILOR, 98% Sixth Avenue, Bet, 34th & 35th Streets, New York. RIDING HABITS AND COSTUMES A SPECIALTY. Having“made Ladies’ Talloring and Riding Habits a specialty for several years with leading houses in London, Paris, Vienna and New York, I respectfully solicit a share of patronage with assurance that I can give satisfaction, FACIAL DEVELOPMENT. 1 will for 50 cents, mail to you 8 Code of Rules whereby any one can develop the muscles of the cheeks and neck, making them plump and rosy. To avoid mistakes mention Live. Prof. D. L. DOWD, 19 East 14TH STREET. HOME SCHOOL FOR PHYSICAL CULTURE. & s6a Third Avenue, SBS 37th Street, ere Street, Naw York. race & Beekman Sts., New Yorx. The very lal latest LONDON Noventies regularly imported dir ur style and fit cannot be surpassed. Prices, positively the lowest for strictly First Crass Goons. A. SIEGEL & SONS, Tailors. No one can furnish “Old Crow” Rye Sour-Mash Whiskey unless purchased from us. We have taken every barrel made since Fanuary, 1872. We have also HERMIT- AGE four to seven years old, all sold absolutely pure, uncolored, unsweetened, H. B. KIRK & CO., 69 Fulton St. & Broadway and 27th St. g WaRrkEN STREET, g TAILOR 3 & . HABIT 210 Fifth Avene 1132 B 1132 Broadway, Many R, MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK. ee Sree THe costumes worn in the new, olay ‘* Sealed Instruc- BACK NUMBERS OF - LIFE - tions atthe Madison Square Theatre, are noticeably | can always be obtained by addressing the Publishers, Wovrictie Pane Mos Milleaths and’ Mice Lacgden's | 1155 Broadway, New York. Numbers of Volume |. dresses are particularly beautiful. excepting 7 and 10, at so cents each ; Volume If., at = = ag cents each ; Volumes III, IV. and V., at regular Brrorr THE SceNes.—King: ‘* Down, slave, | rates. and beg my royal pardon !”’ Slave: “\ Vek. sir —— — most humbly do I crave thy clemency.” Behind | the scenes—Slave: “Here. you royal dummy| Cavanagh, Sanford & Co., with the tin fake on, pull off my boots, will you? I can’t stoop over for this pad.” King: “ Why, cert, Jimmy."—Zx. Merchant Tailors St. Joun, who is very near-sighted, once went to a civic banquet and forgot his eye-glasses. He sat next to Chevalier Pique-assiette. The cheva- lier’s hand was gracefully but negligently posed upon the cloth. A smile of anticipatory satisfac- tion, at the prospect of unlimited turtle soup, illumined his classic features. Suddenly a yell of anguish startled the guests. What had happened ? Only this—the myopic St. John had simply but effectually harpooned the lily white hand of the chevalier with his fork, as he remarked ina firm, but polite tone: ‘ My bread, I think."—Argo- naut's Storyette. The Only Pure Waukesha “Water 1s THE and Importers, 16 West 23d STREET Opposite sth Ave. Hotel, NEW YORK. MAKERS OF SHIRT THE PAJAMAS AND G es) Unvenwear IWAUKESHA GLENN, The Well-Known “ Queen of Waters.” REIGNS ALONE AMONG NATURAL DIETETIC TABLE WATERS. ITS NUMEROUS COMPETITORS PPEAR TO HAVE, ONE AFTER ANOTHER, FALLEN A The Only Spring in Waukesha that Remains at One Arnone BOTH SUMMER AND WINTER (i. e., 48 Degrees). Address, T. H. BRYANT, Waukesha, Wis. WAUKESHA IS A MOST DELIGHTEUL Soe RESORT, ON THE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE T, PAUL RAILWAY, FREE} A WATERBURY WaTcH ae sent with every Retail Case. No advance in Cost Price, $7.00. Remit by Bank Draft, Postal Order, Express, or Registered Letter. LIFE - For 1883 AND 1884. VOLS. I, II , HI. ann IV, Vol. 1., Jan. to June, 1883, inclusive; Vol, II., July to December, 1883, inclusive; Vol. IIL, Jan. to Jude, 1884, inclusive, Vol. IV., July to December, 1884, inclusive; durably bound, for sale at the publication office. Price, postage free, Vol. I., $15.00; Vol. II., $g.00; Vols. III. and IV., $5.co each. To subscribers returning a complete set of one Volume flat, that Volume will be forwarded bound for $2.50. Address, Office of LIFE. tree Rroadwav Werangloy