Life — January 8, 1891 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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‘LIFE: Redfern GOWN AND HABIT MAKER. CLOTH GOWNS, FROM $95. All Winter Models sold at quarter cost. Spring Models of Gowns, Coats, etc., on March Ist. Ladies living at a distance can have sketches and samples forwarded free by mail. Pattern bodice and measures ensure perfect fit. 210 Fifth Avenue "Yc THROUGH RIDING HABITS, ALL CLOTHS, $100. 1132 B’way, New York. 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 tor families and tourists, . H. Greenleaf & Co. MAGICA HARBACH & CO. 809 Filbert St. Phila.Pa, SANSo: I see by the papers that a great many poor Italians make their fortunes in America. I wonder how they manage it ? Ropp: It is quite simple. They come here and work as laborers until they save four or five hundred dollars, then they go back to Italy and buy a title, and return to America and marry an heiress.—/Harper’s Bazaar, “1 Mave forgotten my part,” remarked the young actor who came down to breakfast without combing his hair.— Yonkers Statesman, THe dry goods clerk, tired at tearing cloth all da: does not feel like going on a tear at night.—.Ve Orleans Picayune. Jeames: The doctor can’t be here, sir, 'e says, for ‘arf an hour, sir. IRASCIBLE OLD GENTLEMAN (soffo voce): Core Yes, sir. Dod gast his blankety blank TRASCIBLE OLD GENTLEMAN (in a violent rage): What do you mean, you rascal, speaking in that way about my old friend before my very face ? You ordered me to curse ‘im, sir, didn't “THAT was the most unkindest cut of all! as Mark Antony remarked when he saw his picture in the Roman Daily News alter his address over the dead body of Cxsar.—Lowell Citizen. BATH, LOUNCINCG AND BLANKET WRAPS For the Nursery, For the Sick Room, For Steamer Traveling, For the Railway Carriage, For the Bath, For Yachting. For Men, Women, Children and the Baby, $2.75 to $35, with Hood and Girdle complete, and FEELEY & POLLINGER LADIES’ TAILORS & DRESSMAKERS, 22 W. 19th 8: jew York. We now offer a large assort- ment in our Fall and Winter importations for Gowns, Jack- ets, Ulsters and Riding Habit Also, Evening Dresses in new- est designs, ‘An early inspection is solic- ited. Ladies can have Garments made without personal fitting. We buy anc sell bills of Ex- change on and make cable trans- fersof money to Europe, Australia, and the West Indies; ‘also make Coliections and issue Commercial of 2 7 \d Travelers’ Credits, available Credit. aires fincas BROWN RROAS. & nkare. KA Letters The soft, velvety coloring effect so desirable for house exteriors can only be produced and permanently held by the use of CABOT'’S CREOSOTE SHINCLE STAINS. The only exterior coloring that does not turn black. Illustrated catalogue of creosoted houses, with samples ‘on wood, sent on application. SAMUEL CABOT, Sole Manufacturer, 72 Kilby Street, Boston. 7 FOR MORNING AND NIGHT USE GENERALLY. Those having occasion to be up nights will find them indispensable. FOR RAILWAY CAR or STEAMER TRAVELING they are a positive lutury and comfort. Fifty choice patterns now in stock or made to special order. ——AT NOYES BROS., Hoslers, Glovers and Shirt Makers, (Matt Opens Souicrtno.) Samples and full information sent on application. WASHINCTON & SUMMER STS., ROSTON, MAGB., U. &. A. For improvea and economic cookery use Liebig COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF. For Beef Tea, Soups, Made Dishes, Sauces, (Game, Fish, etc) Aspic or Meat Jelly. Keeps for any length of tie, and is cheaper and of finer flavor than any oti-r stock. < Bae BLANKET WRAPS — AND — PAJAMAS or East India Sleeping Suits, and Long Night Shirts, made from the best English Flap- nels, Cotton and Silk, for Steamer, Sleeping Car, Yachting or Hunting. Medium and heavy weights for Men & Children at NOYES BROS.’ Genuine only with J. von Liebig’s signature as above, In blae. One pound of Extract of Beet equal to forty pounds of lean beef. comicbooks.com