Life — February 27, 1890 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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LADIES’ TAILOR The SPRING MODELS of Gowns, Coats, etc., ARE NOW READY. UR BRANCHES at London, Paris and Cowes have each contributed their LATEST IDEAS. New Imported Fabrics of Exclusive Make. 2410 FIFTH AVE. “* HOTEL VENDOME,BOSTON. COMMONWEALTH AVENUE. Unsurpassed by any hotel in the country for the beauty of its surroundings, the excellence of its accommodations, and the high order of its patronage. Most desirable for families and tourists, C. H, Greenleaf & Co., prietors. Also, PROFILE HOUSE, White Mountains, N. H. The largest summer-resort hotel in New England, Pro- Elegant Novelties in Spring Dress Fabrics, NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS, Mohairs, in Plain Colors, Stripes and Glace Effects. COSTUME CLOTHS, PLAIDS AND CHECKS. Plain and Printed Challies. Double Extra Henrietta in the choicest shades. am Gloriosa, the handsomest Silk and Wool Fabric made. . INDIA CASHMERES, The leading article in Paris for Plain Cloth Costumes. * Allof the above goods have been made expressly to our order tor this season. 12628 Cheolawt Sr Philadelphia TED) EX IATL R ice { C Gorxcien LOW PI $ % >LS TYPEWRITER Catalogue free. Address Typewriter Depart., Pors Mro. Co., Makers of Columbia Oycles, Bostoa, New York, Chicago. a Nance BreDLER was as intrepid as he was fertile of re- source in danger, One time at Miles City he came out of the door of a saloon to find himself within twenty inches of the muzzle of a 44-calibre revolver in the hand of a noted desperado, on whose trail the deputy marshal had oftimes camped. “I'm goin’ to blow the inards out of your skull, you vigilante hound,” quoth the bad man, ** Not with that thing,” said _B., in a conversa- tional but semi-queruluus tone; ‘it ain't cocked.” The bad man threw up the pistol to see if Biedler was right, and made the mistake of a life which end- ed right there.—S¢. Paul Pioneer Press, THe grim little man who attends the menagerie at Wonderland had just emerged from the lion's cage one day last week when a timid maiden inquired : “Say, mister man, do youever get frightened when you are in the cage with that awful monster?" ‘No, ma'am,” the keeper boldly made reply ; 1 am not afraid of anything that walks,” “Why,” pursued the inquirer, meekly, ‘'do you possess a natural charm over wild animals?” “Thave been married twice,” quoth he.—Suffalo Courter. ous MR. Goope-Catcu : 1 guess you don’t get as nice presents on your birthday as your sister Elsie does on hers? Littie Farnte: No, but I have a birthday every year, while sister Elsie only has one once in three years.— Rochester Jury. FOR FIFTY YEARS! MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for fifty years has been used by mothers for their Children while Teething. It Soothes the Child, Softens the Gums, Allays all Pain, Cures Wind Colic and {s the Best Remedy for Diarrhea. 20. w battle. Ladies’ Tailor and Dressmaking. Foreign Importations arriving every steamer. Ridin Habits, Coaching and Hunting Suits. Sen for estimates of our English Luncheon Gowns. Samples by mail. 27 East 20th Street. 4132 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Feeley, & Pollinger LADIES’ TAILORS AND ORESSMAKERS, 26 West /9th Street. Bet. Fifth and Sixth Ave., New York. We have now received our New Spring Importations and can offer exclusive designs in Gowns, Jack- ets and Visiting Costumes at rea- sonable prices. Ladies residing out of town can have their garments made without tting. Riding Habits a Specialty. ALY’S THEATKE. Every night at 8 pre- cisely, Orchestra, $1.50; Dress Circle, $1 ; Second Balcony, soc. Every Night at 8. A Sardou's Successful Farcical Priceless omedy, Paragon, |“‘A PRICELESS PARAGON.” MATINGRS TUESDAY, FER, 18, AND SATURDAY. ~ WAINSCOTINGS 8 CEILINGS ~ (0OD_GARPETING- * BORDERS ror RUGS: PATTERNS & PRICES. ON APPLICATION-Oy CROUCH & FITZGERALD MAKE THE MOST RELIABLE Trunks, Bags, etc. 723 Suxtn Ave, below gad St, $56 Broapway, below Prince St. 14 Contianor Sr., West B'way, NEW YORK, College and School, Utica, N.Y. Ella Wheeler Wilcox says of it: “A magazine long and greatly needed.” Trial order, 6 mos., 25¢. Specimen free. IN GLASS ORWOOD. FuLLY EQUAL TO “THE BEST IMPORTED: “FOR FAMILY OR- =CLUB USE. ot EEENWAY BREW A SYRACUSE,N.Y. RECOMMENDED BY OUR: BEST PHYSICIAN CERSH DEALERS. coimich,