, 1879-04-27
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It Is needless to remind the ladies OF Cnlcaeo :.
OF the beautiful attractions ut kochers o5 ~
| speak OF the triumphs in photography WHEEL 1;:a
make bis studio, II, 10, and 81 State street, uae
resort for all true art lovers. Among the latese
/ novelties shown by him arc his new FroIneIlaMue M
Pnncl pictures. They display to periection athar t
| rare talent for artistic posing which, together
with the mechanical excellence OF his w9lk' ' oas
placed Rocher al the head Of his profession.
Nothing is so painful at this season OF the
| year us the dtsheartcning spectacle OF Jyeat-
old hen looking through the fence at tlaa q naa
| digging garden, while she exercises her rugged
| legs and incisive claws on the plank-wa'k, just
keeping in practice until the garden is ready.
| It is tile nobby, welI-dressed men who would
appreciate tile fine goods in our mems depart
ment. Harvey, clothier, 81 State street.
Never fail to answer an invitation, either per-
sono1ly or by letter. II it is an invitation to
dinner, by all means answer it personally. Ii It
Is an Invitation to wedding or donation party,
letter will do just as we'll and Is about ten
times as cheap.
The wonderful popularity of Gale & Blocki's
compound cubebs cigarettes for catarrh anu
colds makes 1t almost impossible to fill the or
ders from druggists throughout the country.
Love rules the court, the camp, the grove, and
earth below and heaven above, but it never
sewed gray patch in the seat OF you husbands
black trowscrs. That isn't love. That's re-
yenge.
Parents and children alike find constant
source OF pleasure in the beautiful combined
revolving parlor billiard library, and dining tables
shown at the ]. NJ. Brunswick s. Balke Com
pany's salcsrooms, II and 49 State street. Tue
slate beds and Monarch cushions give perfect:
acting billiard table. They are sclf-leveling unt
cannot get out Of order. When not wanted for
billiards, the table is equally scrviceable in the
library or dining-room. Price, with outfit, from
S25 to $50.
Wash baby up clean and dress him up real
%t,. md hA all nHv H.
perla;ivc crossness; but let him eat molasses
gingerbread and fool around the coal-lod Tor
hall-hour and he will nestle his dear little dirty
face close up to your clean shirt-bosom, And be
just the ovfnges; cunnfngest little rascal IN all
the world.
South Side ladies will no doubt appreciate
the convenience Of the elegant dressmaking and
millinery parlors just opened ut COZ Wabash
avenue, where their orders are sure to receive
prompt and careful attention.
1t is we'll sometimes to make convenience
Of people you don't particularly like,-when you
are trying experiments, for instance. II you
are not certain that you can hit the nail on the
head. you must ask your friend to hold it Tor
you.
Every one admircs the perfect expression
secured py Joshua Smiths instantaneous pro-
cess, and all admit that his photographs are
justly styled the " 1ncomparab1es." Studio,
206 North Clark street.
It is said that there are two or three men in
this country actually suffering from liver-com-
plant, despite the thousands Of "certain
curcs'' advertised In the papers. Thisis strange,
If true.
The elegant spring suitings exhibited by
Anderson, the stylish tailor in the fremont
House, are the admiration of all gentlemen.
Never question your ncghbors' servants or
children about family matters. They ure liable
to tit to you. The best way is to s'snook"
around and find out for yourself.
Z. P. Kimball s. Co., are selling lots Of their
aue road wagons and phaetons, and the "boys"
do say they beat the world in style and finish, |
and the prices are away down.
There is no excuse for tramps this year. II ]
there is nothing else to they can organize new /
Pnafore companies. That is really the crying |
need of the times.
Mr.. E. B. Myers, the veteran 1aw-book pub
Usher, who has carried on the business for the
past thirteen years on Washington street, has
and is nov located at l2l and 123 Mon-
roe street, east of Clark.
Bayard Taylor walked all over Europe, but he
never made anything out OF the p" catemoney."
days ago, just about the time that brilliant
genius was making $50, 600 by right use OF his
legs.
For originality, beauty, md durability, the
art furniture designed BY j. S. Basr, 372 North
Clark street, is without rival.
Two little boys who had been kept in the
house on account OF the rain we're standing by |
the window mournfully gazing at the dreary
outlook, when the Youngest suddenly said, 40, |
mamma, won't you ask Dod to please shut of
the Water?n
One hundred dozen fine Japanese bread boats,
30 cents each, at F. R. Avery's, IS Madison.
Truth is stranger than fiction, but then it
isn't half so interesting. And then, nobody
likes to be familiar with strangers.