Life — January 14, 1892 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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LIFE W.L. DOUCLAS $3, SHO Seamler made of fine cal THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD For the money. , Without tacks or wax thread to hurt the feet; stylish and easy, They equal hand.eewed cost: ing Crom $4.0) to 85 $5. 00 Genuine Ht wed, the finest calf shoe ever offered for $5.0); equals imported shoes which cost fro $A01 to 81200. calf, ststish, com- ever offered at tlt and-sewed Welt Shoe, fir nd durable. The best je as custoin made shoes Boye every we increading tater show cal ady ‘and ® Any rartof the World, postaxe ROCKTON, MASS. imey, inaccurat ecards detract. fr “Congress” are playing cards upon I THE t ving them “The Card 0 surroundings however hundsome. all brand and are not only elegant, also acceptable to ex} ro NITED STATES The Russell & Morgan Factories, Ct rs° Companion.” and giving prices of 401 cheap looking and Sportsman's, “ reasury of the United's but ‘ : PRINTING CO, wnat, O. showing bow TH he sent to any this ‘advertisement ALLSOPP'S Bottled by the Brewers in England. Highest Grade Imported. Sold Everywhere. E. L. ZELL, Agt., 92 Pearl St, N. Y. EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. Fastest Train in the World, EVERY DAY BUT SUNDAY. NEW YORK to BUFFALO, 440 Miles in 504 Minutes. 527% Miles per Hour ACTUAL RUNNING TIME, — \ PROMINENT member of the Boston Camera Club recently entertained his friends with an exhibition of eri pictures, rey {French art in pair Among the guests was a Mrs. G of female loveliness, in her décolleté and. slee costume, and her pretty little five-year old d. Effie, also deeply interested in as they were thrown upon the ietly Sitting in her beautiful ng nota sound, until Fakconner’s e way ty Pradiers’ undraped mamma, there's assembly was elec: © what happened itis njant terrible Was in spanked, by th complimented. —<lyponant. Assi music at the when the company Piven: 1 was playing some party the other night at Snobbs’, aly stampeded. iti: Why, where did they Pivek © They went down into the kitel cook sing * Maggie Murphy's Home. fe to hear —Yankee GREAT Pe Ist: Say, | want choo t challenge fer me ter fight that man, Plug fust of mi ont’, Tis Maxacer date. cy her s'pose I know dat? If be hadn't 1 wouldn't challenge him. Boston News. Bat he's a fight on for that “‘YOU PUSH THE BRUSH, WE DO THE REST!"’ “ - Browns Perfection Shoe Rest’ Holds Brush, Dauber, Blacking and Ladies’ Dressing fect rest for the foot while polishing the shoe “Always ready and out of they way FOR Hi mes, OFFIC. ORES, BANK: This See rest is made of solid ca -. iron, weighs 12 Ibs. and is beautifully fir Sed. 1; screws to any wall or door-case and swings €. ely out of way when not in use. No dirt and unnecessary lacking. while using it. LADIES, GENTLEMEN and CHILDREN USE IT Warren se. Savings Bank, Peabody, Mass Gents—The Shoe Rest purchased of you recently just fillsthe bill. It is neat and tasty, takes up but little room and answers its purpose admirably. It is the most com- plete blacking arrangement I have ever seen. Yours truly, A.H. MERRILL, Treas. VRICE BY EXPRESS, $2.00. Sent neatly packet on receipt of price. Address, NATIONAL ‘SHOE REST CO., DETROIT, MICH. Dealers write for circulars and prices. SALESMEN WANTED. NO OTIHL LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING OpoR. For salo by all Drug and Fancy Goods Dealers or It anable to procure this wonderful soap send 26¢ zn stamps and recetve a cake by return mail. JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. SPECIAE Shandon Tells, Walte, (tho, popular Seelety Waid) spnt REN: to goyond engi HAWKE The LEADING all-around Camera Uses regular Dry Plates which are sold everywhere, or Trans- Parent Film for 25 to 100 Pictures without reloading. Prices $15 to $50. we DEVELOP AND FINISH THE PICTURES WHEN DESIRED. Horton: Marne alto manerson tke KX AMARET, Apparatns. Branches: 208 State St., Chicago. 918 Arch St., Phiia, NTHONY & CO.. Trade Agent#. New York. lso soid by all Dealers in Photo Goods. Send for the Hawk-Eye Booklet. NEW YORKCENTRAL “America’s Greatest Railroad.” comicbooks.com