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The Philosophy OF Furniture, by Edgar a. roe
On Framing Pictures, by Frank huntington A New
REDUCTION N in the Cost Of Living; Gas Fl1es ihe
Rear Yards OF Houses; Patents Relating to the
Household-THR KITCHEN The Philosophy OF Fry
ing, by Jas. b. HodgskiR; How to Cook Chop;
Engaging Cook; Preparing Poultry for Market in
France Kitchen Ranges Useful Recipes-THE
Sitting ROoM what the Chimney Said. by Bret
Harte window Curtains Wall Papers Household
Household Stoves and Msntes-THR NURSERY
Little Whlmpy Interesting Paragraphs -EpITohl-
How to % Arrange a Dining Table How to Take Care
OF China and Glasswarc-THE WINE CELLAR Artl-
hcial ort wine Wermouth-THE BED CHAMBER
The Sin OF Lying Abed Faucet and Basins TWO
English Bed Rooms; Poets Room Breathing
Through the :Mouth-THE TOILET Soap; Sha2s
in Paris Colors Affected by Lecaiity-TnE PAR
LORI: A Medish Drawing Room People who Make
Society Disagreeable Anniversary Wedding invi.
The MRpicINk CHEST: Afsen!cal Poison :sanl-
DOW GAKDEN Bulbs in the House 4; Temperature
Of Plants Rustic Furniture-THK LIBRARY A
HnsP How to Design House; An Electric Servant The
Publishers Notes; Practical Information.
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