Life — December 24, 1903 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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(RS ‘A MELANCHOLY PLIGHT. “Froupe: Well, I don’t know as it would. How The Bar Sinister. By Richard Harding Davis. Thy This old world seems a cosy place are Stevenson and Henley coming on? trated edition, (Charles Scribner's Sons. $1.50.) Until some sctentist “CARLYLE: It looks like a complete reconcilla- Deseribes the various microbes which tion. Jane invited both of them to come over to- On wicked pranks insist morrow night and play ‘Authors,’ and they have agreed to come. A Handful of Sitcer, By Horace Townsend. My full approval I'd express “Frovpe: Good! I thought they would make storfes of silversmiths. (The Gorham Company.) In unrestricted terms, up. Louls was ready from the beginning. Lite . Excepting for one little fact— is too long down here to perpetuate such childish Ped Mi Wevntd,, Br Rspersitelgnon: (0 I'm worried by the germs. spats, Suppose we rejoin the ladies. - BOOKS RECEIVED. At WLLy eS Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar ast 4 J Latin Grammar, By William G. Hale and Carl D. Bex, (Ginn and Company, Boston.) Two Prisoners. By Thomas Nelson Page. lustre edition, (R. H, Russell, $1.00.) Plays I Have Seen, A book for preserving progrsy And now I cannot be content and memoranda of plays. (Dodd, Mead and Cormpaay To breathe or eat or drink; ? $1.00) " These base bacteria have brought Me to starvation’s brink. -) Annals of a Qulet Country Town. By Julta Katherty| : Barnes. (The Abbey Press, $1.25.) I know that I shall pine awa a, And sink into despatr, ” z Quo Taditis? A call to the old moralities. Unless I get a house of glass, bs 4 Bouck White. (The Civic Press.) With antiseptic air. The Corona Song Book. For schools and seminars Arranged by William C, Hot, (Gino and Company, Bis ton. $1.00.) —Washington Star. Mr. Bret Lrstox Tavtor bas the following xs “Real Conversation” in The Reader : S . Homophonic Conversations. By C. B,and C.V. Wate “On the veranda of the Carlyle cottage at 2 being the deadly parallel applied to English, Germ Styxville-on-the-Styx: — i} French and Spanish for the use of travelers. (CV. Way “Frovor: 1 hear that Crichton-Browne ts and Company, Chicago.) after me with another book, “The Nemesis of Shad: 1 UNDERSTAND YOU MADE A BIG SUCCESS The City of In, end. Other Poems, Froude.” Felicitous ttle, eb, Thomas? IN INDUSTRIAL STOCKS. Milton Willis, (Mercury Press, San Francisco.) CARLYLE (wearily): Yes, they aro still at Edt wuv, ves; 1 WAS RIGHT IN MY ELEMENT. ] By Fredenat it; and who can say the end Is in sight? Fortun- Orchard Land. By Robert W. Chambers. A book fr ately only the dimmest echoes of the controversy AFTER THE WEDDING. children, tlastrated in colors by Reginald B. Birch. (ix reach us here. “But they told me you had money.” perand Brothers. $140.) “Frovupe: I dare say they would be vastly in- “And they buncoed me Into thinking you were terested and edified to know that we patched up rich.” that absurd quarrel long ago. Well, what's to bo done about it?” “Caruyie: I doubt whether that would make “Let's fall in love just for spite.”—Cincinnati The Fairies’ Circus. By Neville Cain. (RH. Ros any difference. Commercial Tribune. sell, $1.25) Li'l Verses for I'l Fellers. By George W. Hoban (R, HL, Russell. $1.40.) Live 18 for sale by all Newsdealers in Great Britain. The International News Company, Bream's Batlding, Chancery Lane, London, E. C., England, AGENTS. °C Always the Same! Ihe Poets’ Corner + The Host lauds it The Clubs It fills your soul with pleasant dreams —_ keep it. The Cafe favors it, The With pleasant dreams of joy unt Dealer can't do without it, and the And opens up a batch of schemes. Press versifies it, thus: For laying in the red, red gold. W H | S K E Y 1 ‘The thing that makes your heart unfold Oh, Hunter Whiskey, e’er the same, And bubble in its finest glee, You never change like Fortune's 5 Is Hunter Whiskey, good and okd,— But always honor bring, with fame, That’s All! World-famed for age and puri-tee. To William Lanahan and Son. THE WILSON DISTILLING CO. Baltimore, Md. “Cirillo,” that dainty story of love en- twined with music and painting, is having a The rapidly increasing sale. It is one of those curious romances which, through its sweet- Egyptian ness of story and simplicity of style, gains popularity, not by advertising and the usual methods, but by the deep and agreeable Cigarette | CIRILLO recollection it gives its readers, causing them book-making it is a sumptuous production. $1.25 Postpaid. LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 19 West 31st Street, New York. AROMATIC DELICACY— MILDNESS — PURITY comicbooks.com