Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-26

Mol rs FIN IAc iU4I avs.
We read orce, in a periodical paper,
OF a small youth who, being esp cially
favored, was taken behind the reindeer
team Of Sauta Claus 10 the toy manu-
featuring establishment OF the saint near
the uosth pole, and tile periodical pap I
gave an account of what he saw there
Fiat printed statement st forth IA uc-
/ cnrate description OF the interior OF
Dunn and Cases toy department.
We can only make mere mention of
he steam engines, aud stables, and
tarmyards and dauciug clowns, and Toy
jacAasses with elass eyes and M vabie
hea ads, and AL other conceivable toys to
bo found there.
SAMUEL NJ. CLARK.
The art OF the outward adjoining OF
the body, although essentially femin.
inc art, is not entirely confined to the
fair sex. Men, as well rs women, like
IL W clothing at Christmas time. To all
who do, NJ. S. NJ. Clark will extend II
early welcome. His store amply pro
vided with meu's underwear, ut the Ar
cadc.
y. L ALLEN.
The name OF Allen is its own recon-
mendation, and needs no praise from
us. The name of Aliens store is Il
sound Of joy in the ears OF all lovers of
sweet delicacies. The counters are Ia
l,n with treasures which are in the
eyes of youth more precious than the
Jewel heaps in the cave Of be Forty
Thieves The richest and best confrc
tionery, in it most elaborate and cntic
ing form, may be obtained at Aliens this
year, as usual
j. Z. KUHN.
Gold watches, gold chains, gold trink-
cts and jewelly of every description
may he obtained at ! L kuhus, No
1873 Broad street. Gold ornaments, cs-
pecialIy when the money market is
stringent, are ever welcome, and Kuhn i
designs are excellent.
scHwARZ's HOTEL.
Who has not heard Of Heidsieck and
his delicate wines The dry MonopoIe
Champagne of Heidsi, ok & Co, is
pttron,z-d by no less II man tn IN the
Emperor of Austria, who is C rtaiuy "a
good judge. When he gave a grand
dinner to William the Third of Prussia,
This wine was the only champagne
-erved. That the Emperor of Germany
approved it is certain, from the fact that
Heidaieck & Co. are his purvryors. 1t
can he bad at Commodore Schwar2 $
| hotel.
John H. Maren has fine assert
m,nt OF goods 1t No pol Broad street
which are especially adapted Tor holt
day presents. They consist chiefly OF
line china, glass and earthen ware,
clocks, bronzes, Pmians, cutlery and
plated ware.
THE PARLOR KALEIDOSCOPE.
| MIR. CunOl, Ill une of his wond r.
books, describes how Alice went through
The lookil g glass, and what she saw
there, including the Jabberw ock and
many other marvellous things. We are
not al SO specially favored us Alice was,
bnt We can all come pretty near wonder
land with the aid Of psrlor kuleide
scope. They are made III threce styles,
and constituta very pleasing ornament
for the table in the library. To be had
at Messrs Day Brothers, No. DO Broad
street
+. L. BIRD.
We would refer anybody wishing to
select holiday presents from an immense
ass rtment of fancy goods to the estab-
lishmrnt of Mr. + L. Bird.
MEssRs. Mackenzie and Woodruff,
No. pa Broud street. have elegant fur
ni,hiug goods, and underwear. which
they are selling at prices mtrvelously
| Nv. Give them IA call, and secure the
bargains now offered.