The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-04-08

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destined in character and quality to.
meet the requirements of the favor
ed few, the needs of the large pub
lie are looked after with a foresight
which is marvellous, and the great
est care and promptness are exerf
cised in filing orders by mail. All
classes Of goods are safely and
swiftly transported by post or eX:
press. to all parts of the country,
This method ofpurchasing by proxy
vouchsafes to residents remote from
great mercantile centers tie priv
!eges, without the attendant draw
backs and expenses Of life, near tie
marts ofthe metropolis. Itis an in
genious system of equalizing the
diversified facilities ofa age which
tends to the highest possibilities
of culture and progress to the @s-
thetic as we'll as the material phas-
es of civilization.
Disciples of Oscar Wilde study
the science of beauty from d facial
and fgurative standpoint. AT the
far. famed Partisan Salon, J4 W.
14th street, may be obtained a
pamphlet catalogue Of cosmetics,
said by lady artist in charge to
contain the yeritable ingredients
known 10 comprehend tAe secret of
beauty possessed by the late En-
press Of the French. These lotions
are purely compounded, as proven
! by striCtest chemical test; hence,
though absolutely harmless, they
impart suppleness Of muscle and
4 delicacy of contour and complex
ION, which effect such wonderful
transform atlons, one can but feel
the great English aesthetic has done
a good thing for our sex, which
5. Shaw has thus emphasized and
Disseminated.
Another pleasing departure Of
progress is the alliance ofJileratlre
Of high order to the industries, s,
which are practical demonstralor,
of art and science. The Fashion
Magazine, published by L. Ridley
and Sons, is replete with excellence
in each and all its departments!
The literary portion entities it to
rank among the best periodicals,
while the practical side is so com.
prehensively complete that no lady
at home or abroad will fail to find
in its protusely illustrated pages
some article desirable Tor personal
use or home adOrnment.
The Monthly Journal, published
by Baldwin, the clothier, is an an
omaly Of inestlmable value from a
literary as well as practical stand
~. int Other New York houses
have til air claims to public recogni
ton, which they spare neither time
nor money in rendering acceptable
to patrons OF taste AMI culture.
Prominent among trade exehang
es gilmore practicable character is
the Spring circular of Sharpless &
Sons, of Philadelphia. The stock
of their immense establishment is
so catalogued as to make the way
clear to country purchasers. The.
prices are marked in7plain figures,
so that mistakes are akin to i'm pos
sible. The house, one of the oldest
in mercantile annals, having un
dergone a thorough revolution in
the way of repairs, has come forth
perfect as daisy, to dojus!ice to
the unlimited display of novelties
which ara synonymous with the re-
turn of their foreign buyer from the
markets of the old world.
Samples Of Spring goods, with
system ofmeasurement, with full in
strUctions upon complicated points
of style, are sent on, receipt OF
name and address, to, those who
find it beneficial TO avail them
selves Of the enterprise which de.
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