Life — February 8, 1894 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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Wedding Silver. The Goritam M'r’c Co. have entirely replenished their stock after the holiday trade and are now making daily displays of appropriate presents for there watl MIDWINTER WEDDINGS. ed if me out , ‘These selections comprise a wide range of artistic productions combining utility with beauty of form and decoration, (ART ROOMS-Third Floor.) GORHAM M’F’G CO., Silversmiths. BROADWAY-—Carriage entrance toth St. WILLIAMS’ “Jersey CREAM? ‘TOILET $0: in speak SPOTS. For Itching, Burning, Chaps, Chilblains, Editor of “Baby” reports: ‘‘For acne spots on the face it is undoubtedly efficacious, fre- quently removing pimples in a few days. It relieves itching at Contains—pure rich Yee low cream from our own of imported Junsey cattle. Intended to be—to the rest ‘of the body—what Wililams’ Shaving Soaps—have been D tothe faces of nearly all man- kind for over half a century. Worth buying and trying. es, ete. parts of th the best ¢ gg esti: LIFE™ / addres when re same. Price 25c. All Druggi Ponstable & Co. pring Dress Stuffs. pglish and Scotch Suitings, Homespuns, Hopsackings, Fancy Weaves, Diagonals, Printed Challies, Armures, ilk and Wool Crepons. White and Cream Diagonals, Serges and Crepons FOR EVENING WEAR. ew Embroidered Robes. Broadwary & 19th St. Mew York, 0 YEARS IM FULTON STREET. -B. KIRK & CO. DO NOT SELL xed or Compounded Goods. PRICE ACCORDING TO AQE. No other house can furnish OLD CROW" RYE WHISKEY. Sold by us uncolored, unsweetened. THE ROBERT STEWART RYE WHISKEY. tle at the distillery, The best Eastern Rye. Agents for the Pleasant Valley Wine Co. Sole Agems for the IncLaxoox Wines, 4 for Catalogue. 69 FULTON ST. Broadway & 27th St., New York. once. BLONDEAU ET CIE., 73°77 Watts St., New York. Of all good druggists, or direct. 50 cents per box. A Pound of Facts és worth oceans of theories. More infants are successfully raised on the Eagle Brand Con- densed Milk than upon any other food. They are liable to less sickness than others. The Eagle Brand is therefore the best infant food. CHOLLIE: Don’t you think it would be a noble thing for you to do with your wealth fo establish a home for the feeble-minded ? Miss Rox: Oh, Mr. Sappe, this is so sudden !—/ndianafolis Journal. Marie Brizard & Roger, established 1755. The greatest Cordial Distillers then, the greatest now. For sale everywhere. T. W. Stemmler, Union Square, N. Y. Mitnac's Catisava is a standard tonte, appetizer and anti-matarial, made from the assayed true bark, while the imitations are not. 183 Broadway.—Advt. CRRVVVSTVEVVUVUVUTVAES The Carlsbad of America. (ITS DISCOVERY) Ponce De Leon failed to dis- $ cover the fountain of youth but Ferdinando De Soto came nearer $ to it. Hewas the first white man to gaze upon the great river of $ the West, the Mississippi, and was in all probability the first white man to drink of the healing Hot Springs of Arkansas. It is certain that the Indians knew of the curative powers of the Springs, and their legends about them are many and inter- esting. De Soto, itis said, when utterly broken downand almost dying, was restored to health at the Hot Springs—a tradition borne out by the experience of $ thousands of invalids of to-day. $ GRranD CENTRAL STATION in the centre of New York City. The Hudson River for one hun- dred and fifty miles. The beautiful Mohawk Valley in which are some of the finest landscapes in America. Niagara Falls, the world's great- est cataract. The Adirondack Mountains, “the Nation's pleasure ground and Sanitarium, The Empire State Express, the fastest train in the world. The Thousand Islands, the fish- erman’s paradise. The New York and Chicago Lim- ited, the most luxurious trainin Area few of the he world. many attractions offered the public by the NEW YORK CENTRAL, “America’s Greatest Railroad.” SUPERIOR to VASELINE and CUCUMBERS to VASELINE and CUCUMBERS complexion. ~ CREME SIMON marvellous for softening, whitening and perfuming the Most efficacious for light affections of the. skin. J. SIMON 36, rue de Provence PARIS PARK & TILFORD, New-York: D A World's Fair Calendar. Anyone who has ever seen one of the ““Keep- ing Everlastingly At It" Calendars issued by NOW. Ayer & Son, Newspaper Advertising Agents, Philadelphia, is ever afterward very hard to please. ‘That for 1894 is a rare combination of beauty and utility—large enough to beseen, handsome enough to be admired and sensible enough to be respected. He would indeed be a quecr per- son who would be unwilling to “keep steady company" with it for a year. We would call this * a Worid’s Fair edition” because of its numerous references to that won- derful event. Its ingenious suggestions on this subject will doubtless be helpful to many who visited “ The White City.” It ts easy to credit the statement that an in- creasing number of these calendars is sold each yes price delivered (and well delivered) post paid to any address is a5 cents—evidently atariff for protection only, as at this figure there can be no profit in it for the publishers. Perfumers, Fancy goods stores, Mr. T. W. Stemmler, of the well- known firm of T. W. Stemmler & Co., 36 East Fourteenth Street, U.S. Agents for ** Marie Brizard & Roger's Cor- dials" and ‘‘Theophile Roederer & Co.'s Champagnes” has been appointed Assistant Commissioner-General for the French Section at the California Midwinter Exposition to be held in San Francisco; Vicomte de Cornely is Commissioner-General. The French exhibit will be very fine, and will equal, if not excel the display of any other foreign country. comicbooks.com