Life — August 28, 1890 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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LIFE AUTUMN MODELS READY IN SEPTEMBER. Ladies visiting N. Y. are invited to inspect our Show-Rooms and Summer Novelties. —OUR NEWPORT BRANCH NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON— Redfern LADIES’ TAILOR. 210 FIFTH AVE. *"o'"" BROADWAY, N. Y. HOTEL VENDOME,BOSTON. COMMONWEALTH AVENUE. Unsurpassed by any hotel in the cou beauty of its surroundings, the exce accommodations, and the hit age. Most desirable for fam ©. Hl. Greenteut & C Franconia 4 Wotee soune THE HARTFORD SAFETY. THE BEST $100 SAFETY MADE. Can be adjusted to fit any person, from a boy of 12 toa full grown man THE HARTFORD CYCLE CoO., Hartford, Conn. tish doctor did not waste many words with and positively hated folks who were in the beating atout the bush. His consultations. ike the following style: i up her forefinger. habit of were carried on in some Enter lady patient h Docrow; Cut? -ApY: Bite Doctor: Dog ? Lapy: Parrot Docror : | Potato poultice. Next day the lady returns with her finger in the air. Doctor: Better? Lapy: Worse. Doctor : Bread poultice. The day after, a third consultation. Docrok; Better? Lapy: V Doctor: Mustré. Two peddters met in front of a nine-story tenement house in New York. * How is business, Aaron 2” * Very good, indeed. And how is it with you ?" ‘A woman just called me from the top story of this I managed to get up with my pack, and rwith a baby in her arms, When she saw me she said to the infant: ‘There he is now; if you're not good, he'll carry you away in his pack.” She did not buy anything. Business, Aaron, is very bad.""— Philadelphia Times. Hello, Baggsy, what didyou get at Good moming!—Le Petit Francais inser Tramp: that house ? SECOND TRAMP: The woman giv’ me a good din- ner. Ye see, | worked on her feelin’s— First TRAMP (interrupting in disgust): You worked! Ain't ye ashamed 0” yerself, —West Shore. Wha-at? Bagpsy ? a comic singer who SCHOLL. tells a good story abo: 's office of one of ed the other day at the man. principal concert rooms in Paris to see about get- an engagement, But let me see," said the manager, “1 seem to “Did yoo not sing at the Vernon The- % Bute my poor fellow, you were a fearful frost 1" * Ves: on purpose.” wer didn't pay us. If 1 had wkd have got nothing but applause. As diy as could, the people bombarded me with ap and I got something to eat, at least, Exchange. Crow: PERFUMERY (oc ir ALL] DRUGG ISTS'| S: B-APPLE - BLossom A: | HAVILAND CHINA AT FIRST HANDS. Can be had in Soup, Fish, Oyster, Game, SALAD BOWL AND PLATE. Shaded colors, with rich gold and colord in old rose, olive gray. turquoise green, and a beautiful shade of brown maroon. Roast, Cream or Fruit Sets, Plates, Teas and After-Dinner Coffees. FRANK HAVILAND, 14 Barclay St., New York City. Feefery & Loflinge:, LADIES’ TAILORS AND DRESSMAKERS, 26 West 19th Street, New Yorn. We now offer our imported light weight Goods for Gowns, Jackets, Ulsters and Riding Habits, Also Yachting and Lawn Tenses Suits at reasonable prices. An early inspection 1s solicited. Ladies residing out of town can have garments made without personal fitting. Ladies’ Tailor, 27 Bast 2oth Street. New Spring Modes and Importations. Elegant reproductions {rom Worth, Felix & Co. Light Weight Costumes, Wedding Trous seaux, Gowns and Wraps. English Riding Habits in new shades. Inspection solicited. Perfect fit. and thorough workmanship guaranteed, Samplesand estimates by mail ‘You can ive et bomeand make more moory at work fos ut ALLINTERCMANGEABLE: ALL HIGH GRADE bal DUCEMAN. WHEEL: ae riekdiale EEL CO S S LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. CORRECT STYLES. raaoe) mane BEST QUALITY. PERFECT FITTING Nios MERSON QUALITY. STREMONT SY Nate! ME eee J eteae By 5 Ne Sete ia FuLty NewS et = SIANOS Lomonbterny et THI ja te SPARKLING AND STILL. FINEST TABLE WATER ON THE MARKET. Used at all leading HOTELS and CLUBS. Sold by first-class Grocers and Druggists. Male Offer, Nasbos, XM, New York, 328 Broateay Send for Pamphlet. a , «ra CORLISS BRAND mt >a | kn & es Cara comicbooks.com