New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
GREAT TINE for ls5a-"GRAHAM

~ and Cooley This fast team has started AROUND
the track of 1882 at the of 23s topping time and no
mistake. We ntead TO keep Cooley TO his work until
in at the winning pest in December He Is IN
good condition. little overfed and therefore touched IN
the wind but he doing all that pony in such condition
be expected de- and strikes he had bottom
and intended TO keep step die In short he is tough
little pony, in excellent spirits, and going into time WIZ
galoping tonsumption-of Megarge Copes proveaast'
1t good time to make bes, as we are passing tue
first quarter, and have beaten all competitors WIN
The Harper horse-so named because il don't taAe
his wind to make him gos the only nag on the track VINO
has show; all the rest are-NowHEREl
The fact u.s. the owners OF Harper have no ngn' 10
win the stakes they nch enough already and have 1913
in Clst Of coed ponies. well ttaoled. win tfantu
and Cooley the is different; they have g'' thSn
trunks en- behind the wagon, asd if they run into any
thing will be death somebody So, clear the tacH'
DEWITT DAvENPoRr-take bets for Graham Ihise 10
sne. So put up your money. GhAha'
GRAHAm's IMAGINE FOR FEBRUARY, 1919 GEO n.
GRAHAM, No. 1874 CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA Tears
ago. when it would have puzzled you, dear reader 'hu
Zine of gray" about head, we used lie welcome
Graham" to our table and many pleasant honf nave
we sat in our easy chair aud held most pleasant
with the talented and the good found them IN Ora
ham, Yeas passed on aud hO@, or why, we know not,
our pleasant intimacy broken and ne" faces were
met in the place of these old familiar ones of happier
and perhaps better years Imagine then me degh we eA
lerenced on entering our sancLuhn, 10
perhaps precisely as knew him years lang syne'-
on our table While We have been growing in
years, Graham has been changing too lasiead
Of the sentlemanly peTsonage Of February, 1913,
with his seventy pages Of intellectual fsod we fad Ora
ham ne to be pOrtly gentleman, with one hundred and
tseve pages Of the very choicest original reading matter
There is not only Increase of quantity but OF quality and
variety of mental slmsnt Our lovers of music Will lind
one Of the ccveie OF cTtqnes musicale, by j. s. Dwight
under the tile of NJ zarts Don Giovanni and the student
Of human character will be agfeeaby entertained with the
Physiology Of Dandysm Navy young aspiration fame
will recognize the c;ure by H. Marvel" and the lovers
Of tue AIT Will lone sight OF half hour in study
ing the PeTe la Chase. by kcph, which is perfect
gem. We had rot thought say half much, but We
cannot say much ia praise Of Graham. And those of
our reaees who would So (2 per moLthust
think OF ID where they viii realize 500 per cent clear
profit should sit down as they nave finished this
notice and close that Geo Graham the Oldest
hsppiett gsIeH ard best for the Publics
literary tase, this side the Atlantic.
II ltDlW IHerad, (Springville) Ny.
DUTNAM'S SEMJ-M0NTHLY IL
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PUTEAs,,s sESiI MONTHLY LIBRARY.
ComMls,ng VIII hSlCAl lies ; BY Thomas Hood
=" The genuine wit and humor Tor which the lamensed
Hood was 50 emheLty distinguished above az aus CO.
bill aLty than lii the senes of sketches mpfsed IN this
volume The gravity mat IS not shaken by reA1ig them
mus positively stohd better selection could not
have been made for the Semi Monthy Library, which
Mr. Putnam has begun publish such eleg cheap
form. the entertainment Of those who may desire
reading TO relieve the edum Of travel, while away
a winters evening by their ain fresids.
Commercial Advertiser.
Thomas Hoed-a most admirable fellow, with warm
heat sound heaC-a humOr quaint and orIgina-a dis
position smiable ard fac.tlous-a boon com pani0n-an
honorary member of the Nox- Ambrosal Club Hood has
tssle feeling, ar genius [Black wood
lone Of lhe most original and powerful geniusss which
cropped by cradle, and oddly
nursed by into treasure quaint special, cname
leon the changofuness Of ITS UNITS, yet complete
and elf cOnsiStent. or all the humofiss Hood the
most potticsl. There is hardly in which
touches Of heart play of fancy did not Deckon
the lSughrg adeT into far other worlds than the
testers This the spirit of all Hoods volumes playful
and pOeca light gOssamer, but profound enough too
if you look into Ihemane, Gbsve all other Jsstug nlo
cent. lExtr8ct fiOm preface.
7fU q p. PUTNAM, Publ sheI, New-YoTk