Life — March 26, 1896 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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_ + LIFE- OLDEN SCEPTRE wt "1S:PERFECTION. h WE WILL SEND ON RECEIPT OF 10* A SAMPLETO ANY ADDRESS. PRICES OF GOLDEN SCEPTRE, 11 $1.30, Yolb 40ee 7 HARTFORD ~S* RUBBER WoRKS Co. He turned up his toes Toward the roots of a daisy. That was the sad fate of the man who drank the imitation whiskey, Had he been wise in his day and generation and drank only “OLD CROW RYE” he might have lived long and been a useful member of so- ciety and the pride of his family. Moral: Use only the reliable article, and it will not harm you. See that the word RYE ison the label, and our firm name on the case, cork, capsule and label H, B. KIRK & CO SOLE BOTTLERS IN TH Establi 18538, & Fulton St., also Broadway and 27th St. NOTICE. | SUBSCRIBERS TO“ LIFE” | will please give old address | as well as new when re- questing change of same. “VIN MARIANI | MARIANI WINE—THE IDEAL FRENCH TONIC—FOR BODY AND BRAIN. **VIN MARIANI IS DELICIOUS AS WELL AS BENEFICIAL.” FRANCOIS COPPEE. Write to MARIANI & CO., for Descriptive Book, 75 PORTRAITS, asigsatt Be dtaaesmeae 62 W. 15th ST., New York. Indorsements and Autographs of Celebrities. No line in the world equals the New York Central in the comfort and speed ot its trains and the beauty and variety of its scenery. In the opinion of a prominent English expert, the New York Central possesses the most perfect system of block signals in the world. 8% hours, New York to Buffalo; 9 hours, New York to Niagara Falls; 24 hours, New York to Chicago; 21}4 hours, New York to Cincinnati; 293 hours, New York to St. Louis, via the New York Central. The most comfortable route to St. Louis is the New York Central. The best line to Cincinnati is the New wore Central, through Buffalo and Cleve- land. 2 The direct line to Niagara Falls is the New York Central. Traveling by the New York Central, you start from the centre of the City of New York, and reach the centre of every important city in th: country. Old Wood Cuts Another collection of quaint and amusing sketches by F. P. W. BELLEW (“Chip”). Large Quarto, _|9’@ x 12, on plate paper, handsomely bound. Price, $1.00. For sale by all booksellers, or will be sent postpaid to any address, on receipt of price by the publishers. R. H. Russell & Son, 33 Rose St., NEW YORK. RNOMARO K. 7OX PRESS, REW YORK. OF CQUIPUERT kay | ED AY THESE Gee. | ‘New York: | Seston: OMLY THE MIGHEST GRADE WHEKLS muse RAMBLER PICYCLES areused, Salesrooms and renting departments sttached. Purchasers taught to née free.“ Hendeore caters co application, GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG te ASK YOUR DEALER FOR W. L. Douc.as | $3. SHOE * Wollts If you pay 84 to 86 for shoes, ex- $3 | amine the W.L. Douglas Shoe, and | OVER 100 STYLES AND WIDTH see what a good shoe you can buy for kinds of the best select leather by skilled men, We make and sell more $3 Shoes than any other manufacturer in the world. None genuine unless name and price is stamped on the bottom. Ask 703 ler for Sn, 85, + 12.25 Shoes; }-50, S2 for boys. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. If yourdealer cannot supply you, send to fac- tory,enclosing price and. 36 cents to pay carriage. State kind, style of toe (cap ‘or plain), size and width, Our Custom Dept. will fill = order, Send for new Illus- rated Catalogue to Box K. W.L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mi Back numbers ot Lire canbe had by applying at this office 19 and 21 West gist St, Ne York City. | Vols. I. and II. out of print; | Vol. 1, bound, $30.00, Vols | IL, VIIL, XIII. and XIV., $20.6) each, bound. Vols. VIL, X, Xk XII, XV. and XVI, $15.00 each bound. Vols. IIL, IV., V. VL IX., XVII. and XVIIL, $10 each, bound. Vols. XIX. XX XXL, XXIL, XXII, XXIV XXV. and XXVI., $5.00 each Single copies of