Life — March 12, 1896 — page 19: what you’re looking at

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ANGLO-AMERICAN VIGNETTES. Jatroducing a new mechanical process by which the familiar creations of two widely different schools of iMustration are forced to meet and SOCIAL BRITISH AMERICANISMS. of Sourly (Du Maurier) : SO WEIS THAT COUNTRYMAN OF YOURS SHE MARRIED—AND HER FATHER'S COACIIMAN f WHATEVER IS [P THAT INFATUATES ALL YOU AMERICAN GIRLS WITH COACIIMEN, YOU KNOW ? First Gibson Girl: \t'S & FORM OF ANGLOMANIA, YOUK GRACE, OUR HIMEN ARE The Dowager Duchess SWELL COAG $0 LIKE YOUR ENGLISH NORLEMEN: Second on Girl: VES, WE LOOKS EVERY INCH A LORD. I heg to inform my patrons and friends, that I now have a most complete line of Spring and Summer Importations ...... which for elegance and style cannot be sur- and in my commodious quarte * Building, 1 am able to give ¢ Inviti passe the * Lif and all the most careful attention an early inspection of my stoc ing my friends for their kind recommenda- tions, I remain, respectfully. JAMES L. McEWEN. Life Building. 19 West 31st Street, N.Y. Age Smalpage & Son, Also (London, England. Hummel & Co. ‘ for A Story by the Editor of LIFE. AMOS JUDD. By J. A. Mircnen.. Second Edition, 16mo, 75 cents. “The story is bright and is told in an orig. transported an Indian ‘him fabu- a prophetic for a sa unique boc is ne would ¢ Journal. CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS, 153-157 Fifth Ave., N.Y.