Life — November 27, 1890 — page 18: what you’re looking at

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SOLO BY HARNESS DEALERS. UR PLATES ARE MADE BY THC ELECTRO LIGHT ENGRAVING CO 15ST @ 159 WILLIAM ST. N.Y. OUR WORK FROM THIS ESTABLISHMENT 1S OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT AND IS DELIVERED WHEN PROMISED LIFE PUBLISHERS OF - | @ NATIONAls WOOD : ‘MFG:G< Fietir Ave- Rew VoRic sclent 8c, dursble comprehensive, cheap. Indareea by 90,000 eras lamyern ceraymen, editors & othe \TeaDa MAE.) ** Ske that notch on my finger nail" said one gentle- man of leisure occupying a seat in the city hall park to another equally tranquil person. “Yep.” OW ai, I made that when I borrowed the last V. It's the only way | kin remember. When I borrer a V I cuta notch close down at the bottom of my finger nail, and when the notch grows up to the top I pay up.” Ps, Yep." ** An’ don’t that allow me time to consider? Don't it show me about when it's a goin’ to come due? An’ ain't I always got it before me? It's better'n any memorandum book, ain't it?” “Yep only: “Only what ?” “When ther notch gets to the top, does yer allus pay up?” ‘There was a moment's silence, and then, with a scathing look of indignation, the first gentleman of leisure arose, put his digital memorandum book in the remnant of a pocket, and with cod contempt spread upon his countenance strolled away—New York Times. ‘Tie turkey becomes one of the most ardent antag- onists of decolleté costumes, He doesnt believe in ex- posed necks.— Washington Post. PREMIERE ; QUALITE CIGARETTE A superb article; the standard of purity and excel- tence. The faultless union of two matchless tobaccos pre- vents that dryness of the throat usually produced. by smoking other brands. Do not allow prejudice to prevent you from giving this incomparable cigarette a trial, It is simply perfection, and a luxury, and not a low-priced as Our Vanity Fair and other Smoking Mixtures are the finest for the pipe. WM. S. 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You need not buy a new Central Draft Lamp to get the best light, as a COLUMBUS BURNER will give you the same results with the lamps you have. » If your dealer does not keep it, we will send prepaid to any address 7 for $1.00, Address WALLACE & BONS, Anaonia, Conn. or) Chambers St. |SUPER 10R FRSON wc ME 74 TREMON MODERATE [ON LT Prictey 4 SE ee SOLD 6S PIA rut WARRANTED ATALOGUts Free Ma AR comicbooks.com