Life — November 5, 1885 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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a ae J) 0 he HENRIETTE FRAME, ROBES and MANTEAUX, Solicits an inspection of some very beautiful designs for evening dress, wraps and Street Costumes, select- ed during her trip abroad, suitable for Fall and Winter. Out of town orders receive special attention. Perfect fit guaranteed on receipt of measurement. 232 West 22d Street, NEW YORK, French. —German.—Spanish. YOU can, by ten weeks’ study, master ether of sel ge Suibcicntly for every-day tad butiness conversation, Oy Rich S Rosenthal’s celebrated “MEISTERSCHAPT Svs EM, t roo for books of each language, with privilege of tall questions, and correction of exercizes. Sample copy, Part I ascents. Liberal Terms to Teachers. Meisterschaft Publishing Co., Boston, Mess. Box 2275. STATUE OF “LIBERTY TSLIOBTESING THE WORLD. More Money Needed. ‘The Committee tn charge of the construction of the pegestal ‘and the erection of the Statue, in order to raise funds for its completion, bave prepared, from model furnished by the artist, a perfect facetmile Miniature ‘Statuetio, which tl ey re, lelivering bscribers throughout the United States at tnches in height,—the lestal, nickel-silvered,—at One Dollar each, Selvered. No. 2 Statuette, in kame metal, ttoelve inches Ma ._-beautifolly bronzed and nickeled. at ve jars ench, delivered. NovS Statuette, fcelve high, fi chased, Statue bronzed, Pedestal, heavily Silver-Plated, wrra riven stax, at Ten Dollars each, delivered. Mach time and money have been spent in Pertoctag the Statuettes, and they are much Improved over the first sent out. The Com- mittee have received from subscribers many lectern of, commendat tion. ings er and the erection of the Statue. iberal subscriptions for the Uiniatare Stata- ettes will produce the desired am: Address, with remittance, RICHARD BUTLER, Secretary, American Committee of the Statue of Liberty, $3 Mercer Street, New York. A Notable Offering of Rich Silks and Velvets. James McCreery & Co, offer at retail several thousand pieces of Fine Black and colored Silks at prices that will surely rec- ommend them, even if they are not required for immediate use. All the new weaves as well as the productions of the best makers of Europe will be represented. They will also offer very large and select assortments of Silk, Vel- vet and Plush Novelties at very moderate prices. An examination is respectfully invited. JAMES McCREERY & C0., Broadway and I Ith St, “ ATTEND your church,” the parson cries ; ‘To church each fair one goes ; The old go there to close their eyes, The young to eye their clothes. —Ex. Eeckelaers’ Totlet Soaps In calling the attention of the public to this line of Fine Toilet Soaps, manufactured by L. Eeckelaers, of Brussels, we confidently recommend them as being Unrivalled both in Quality and Perfume By any Soaps, now offered, either of home or foreign manufacture. All we ask is one trial, which we are satisfied will convince the most fastidious. The following are especially recommended : Bouguer oF VIOLETS, OPoPANAx, Woop VIOLETs, OCKEY CLUB, Wutte Rose, Rose Basy Soap, E. FOUGERA & CO., N.Y. Agents. Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, ue For HAY FEVER, CATARRH AND THROAT TROUBLES. CURES NERVOUSNESS, HEADACHE, AND SLEEPLESSNESS. Price soc. A Box, Ar DruGcists OR BY MAIL. SEND FOR PAMPHLET. Allen Cocaine M’f’g Co., 1254 Broadway, N. Y. FURS ESTABLISHED 1853. F. Booss & Bro. Importers, manufacturers and leaders of fashion in Seal and Fur-lined Garments, de- sire to call attention to the GRANDEST DISPLAY ever exhibited to the public, em- bracing : Sealskin Dolmans. Sealskin Newmarkets. Sealskin Pelisses. Sealskin Sacques. Sealskin Visites, Sealskin Wraps. The same designs in Seal Plush and Brocades, trimmed and plain, find and Ermine Lined Circulars, Dolmans, and Newmarhets, {ar and silk lined. Shoulder Capes, in Seatshin, Utter, Black Fox, Lynx, Beaver, etc,. fur and silk lined. Ladies’ Collars and Cuffs, Stoles and Muffs; Gentlemen's Caps, Collars and Gloves; Coachmen's Capes, Collars and Gloves, and a complete assortment of Sieigh Robes. Also, Novelties im Mate tor balls and parlors, Fur Trimmings io all theie varieties. All goods manufactured on the premises, under our im- mediate supervision, in a style which has given to our house the reputation it so justly merits as the leading house in America, We defy competition im Price, Quatity and Fit, All Goods Warranted. 449 BROADWAY, And 26 Mercer Street, ¢ doors below Grand Street. THREE NEW BOOKS. POETS OF AMERICA. By Epuuxp Ctarance Srapman, author of “Victorian Poets," ete, vol., crown 8vo, gilt top. $2.25. Contents: Early and Recent Conditions; Growth of the American School; iis Cullen Beyants Joba Greenleaf Whittier; Ralph Waldo Emerson Wadsworth Longfellow ; Ed Allan Poe: Oliver ‘Were dell Holmes; James Russell Lowell; Walt Whitman; Bayard Taylor; The Outlook. STUDIES IN SHAKESPEARE, Grant Waite, author of a'* fate of Shakes- Sealskin Paletots. also nifera aie the Riverside awtion of Shakespeare. x vol., crown 8v0. $1.75. THE PROPHET OF THE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS. 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