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LIFE MAKER OF FINE JEWELRY. HENRY C. HASKELL, 12 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. Inspection invited to Novelties for Holidays. Noto Ever) NG B. G7 PARK PLACE,NEW YORK FTER a week's trial I am convinced there is no} Burner in use for kero- sene that gives such satisfac tion and comfort as this Iuremat Burner; it is handsome, easily regulated, and no trimming of the wick necessary—(comparison of 60 candle-light power is moon- shine. Every one who wants per- Sect satistaction in a Lamp can purchase the [MrERiat Burner of the long estab- lished and well-known Lamp hosse BENNETT B. SCHNEIDER, 37 Park Place, New York. N. B.—And if the Imperial Burner does not give entire satisfaction your money is returned. THE LIGHT INVESTIGATION SETTLED! “AND how does Charley like going to ool?” kindly inquired a "60d man of a six-year-old boy. “IT like goin’ well enough,” replied the embryo statesman, in- Renuously, “but 1 don't like — staying after I get there,"— Cincinnati Fournal. AT a Negro wed- ding, when the min- ister read the words “Tove, honor, and obey,” the groom in- terrupted him, and said “Read that ag’in, sah; read it wunce mo’, so’s de lady kin ketch de full solemnity ob de meanin’, I 'se been married’ befo’.— New York Sun, St, Louis MATRON: “Now, young man, I tell you, you must not come fooling ‘round my daughter, Jerusha, any donger, | I've set my foot down.” Young Gillipod : “All right, madam, that covers the ground.” — Chicago Rambler, A RIcH wrap for a débutante is to strikea : millionaire early in GOIN ROUND T' BEN’s! eer eal WEBSTER In various Styles of Binding, with and without Patent Index, JUST ADDED A NEW PRONOUNCING GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD, Containing over 25,000 Titles, describing the Countries, Cities, Webster—ithas 118,000 Words, 3000 En raving ean a New Bio; cal Dictionary. standard fa Gov't Printing Office. 000 copies in Public Schools. Sale 20 to 2 of a. other series. BEST Holi It fs an invaluable lolida in “every School, ‘and at every Fireside. 3. C, MERRIAM & CO., Pub'rs, Springfield, ass A WELCOME LAUGH-PRODUCER. THE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE. SECOND SERIES. Selected from the brightest American, humorous paper," LIVE." A collection of the best things which have appeared in It since the iswoe HE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE. First Senes. | Oblong. quart, with amorous desiia on brown cover in red and gold. Cloth, bevelled beards, gilt edges, $2.00. ighly ornamental and ga on ib above can be bad of pour beokscilen, or will be seat to.any avisress a publishers expense oh receipe of edvertised pric WHITE, STOKES & ALLEN, PUBLISHERS, 182 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY. or Marcwxts & Mitten, Publishers of Lira,” rss Broadway, New York City. BOUCHE Champagne “Sec” To be had of all Respectable Wine Merchants and Grocers. “LIFE’S VERSES pe Composed of the best poems, selected from “LIFE,” beautifully bound and illustrated, Cover in colors, The daintiest book ever published, Price, $1.50, postage paid.’ Also, “THE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE.” Second Series, Price, $7.00, Send remittance by check to order of | 1155 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. desi bar, able out Art with Dha; than comicbooks.com