Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-19
An Undissutsed Advertisement.

Tt has lately become the practice of many business men who wish to advertise thelr wares to write an interesting item or article, carefully concealing their design, leading the innocent and unwary reader along pleasant path till near the close, when snap goes the trap, and he finds he has been duped into reading an advertisement. Thus Will not we deceive our trusting readers. We candldly acknowledge at the outset that this article Is an advertisement It is about a business and an enterprise that reflects great credit upon our city: a business which, as it is conduct ed. offers and affords cur citizens unprece- dented opportunities for culture, for ln- creasing their knowledge and intelligence in most desirable directions Tor enloylng pleasure and recreation of the purest and most delightful description. It IS about a place of business which affords most charming resort, meeting place for our most refined and cultivated people, place where those who have a taste for the beautiful may indulee and gratify it, and where those who wish to acquire such taste may do it in the midst of the most beautiful objects and in the company of the most refined people. This is advertisement or cutters flne Art Store We have visited this delight full place almost daily for the past few weeks, and the more we become acquainted with it the more difficult does it seem to give de- ! scription that shall properly set forth its at ! fractions therefore we shall content our selves with simply trying so to direct public ! attention to it that every reader shall feel | that he has deprived himself of great prlv1- ! lege and pleasure if he fails to make 1t 8 | place of frequent resort. Hero we make & IsArtial catalogue of it's contents: Engrav- | ings of the best subjects by the best masters ! fine photographs and photogravures of null ! titudes of fine pictures that are never repro i duced in other forms, frames of surpassing
 elegance and appropriateness for all kinds of pictures, paintings by some of the pest ! American and foreign painters, beautiful decorative articles from the hands of skill full amateur artists, plaster, Parian and | marble statuettes, bronze medalioAs and bas-
 reliefs tastefully framed, plastic sketches
 from the hands of the best artists employed
 by the renowned Chelsea tile works' vases ! iardiniers, urns, comports and numerous ar-
 ticles of artistic bric-a- brac varying 1n style, quality and material from the simple and ln' ! expensive wares of American and European ! production to the choice and beautiful pro. ducts of the world renowned furnaces or En-
 gland, France and Germany, beautiful ob iects in co1ored glass for use or ornament,
 artistic and beautiful articles for the table, | such as ice cream sets, salad sets, oatmeal
 sets, biscuit jars, dessert plates, bread and milk sets, water sets, cordial sets and many
 other articles in china, glass and porcelain.
 We have noticed in the past few days that
 many fine vases and plaques of great | elegance, and costing several hundred dollars | each, have been received and quickly sold. | Nor should we omit to mention elegant artl
 cles in art furniture, such as cabinets stands,
 tables, pedestals and easels. Our space is
 too limited to extend the catalogue, but we | cannot forbear to say that every article lr
 every department is selected and arranged
 with the most consummate taste and skill
 the work in the gliding and framing shops #
 performed by the most skilled and faithful
 workmen the artists materials sold are o1
 the very best and most reliable quality Gus
 toners and visitors are waited upon by in
 telligent, respectful and respecting clerks
 and thus we may safely aver that, whether
 for business or pleasure, there can nowhere be found more satisfactory and delightfu place than Cutler's fine art store.