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 6 
 
riM Stock 
 Pric4 
 
 BOLI.-I*!.. 
 
 Pri< 
 
 99 
 ^R JEWEJL,! 
 
 P:u,.ia„ Ijiainond. 
 '<VW.t,.2i Pwdn 
 T^.e Beauty i 
 F"en<«U, AddrcM 
 
FINE GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY FOR LADIES' WEAR. 
 
 797 
 CAMEO SET. 
 
 fta« audi Plata. Beautthil Colored Gold. 
 Prica|>.<ie. Par doMa, »,j.oo.^^ 
 
 S83 
 
 BOLIi-]i>I.ATE SET. TUIlQlTOni 
 
 STONES. 
 
 Price 75C. I doicu, |j.oo. 
 
 ai4 
 
 ^I^ f^^ °^^^ ^^^r SET. 
 
 »«ock Plata. Pn«#..«oaaUj. Per dozen. #.$** 
 
 99 
 ^R JEWEJLS. 
 
 Pin.iaii Dminoiid. 
 
 84 
 Pap T^ymmr^i^ *. 
 
 Hooji and Pearl. 
 Price 7v:. 1 doirn,$4 JO 
 
 838 
 RoUPlMa. Parpalr.jsc. Per*»i«,|^^ 
 
 680 
 JET AND GOLD SET. 
 
 Roll Plato. Piite 7jc. each, i doien. f4.]u. 
 
 884 
 
 BAXI. EAR JEWEXA 
 
 ''«' P*" 75C. Per doteo 44.^ 
 
 ROXX PIuATE CROSS 
 JEWEI.S. 
 
 tm pab. 7J4. Per doMB., 
 
 ROU. PLATE SET, WITH TURQVOIS 
 STONES. 
 
 1 .te 7$c. 1 doxuu, ^.yj. 
 
 1160 
 COLORED OOIiD. 
 
 Solid WirM. 
 fftV^ 4'- Per«loMa ,^^ 
 
 684 
 
 CAMEO SET. 
 
 KoU Plate. Price 75c. 1 doiea, >4.jo. 
 
 1161 
 CAMEO. 
 
 Solid Gold Wirei. 
 Per pair ~Jt 15. Par dote 
 
 JOB 
 
 UKKSCENT DIAMOND. 
 
 Price 75c. Per dorea. I4.-,,. 
 
 HOC 
 
 PARISLAN DIAMOND. 
 
 Per pair, 75a. i doren, $^.y>. 
 
 PAnlsIAjS 
 DIAMONIK 
 
 Sniid (Mid PnH*. 
 Per pair, fi.af 
 
 The Beauty .„aBrlW«.cv of .h. r^";***" "' P»". 75.. . do.«., ^.jo. S^lid r„,ld Pro*. 
 
 '•■".U, Addre., *""^'=> °' "»" ^oi, cBBot b« .hown by cuts, bu, ,he Shape .ud Stvl, can Th „ ^ ^" "•"' »"•» 
 
 JAME5 LEt^ A rA CI 4 1 I*"/ •" '.£ '"•*'• •••• »»«'raBted u rM>> 
 
 ^ -Mivito Lt. « CO., 517 Lagauchetiera St.. Montreal. P. Q. 
 
Equal in Beauly and Durability lo Real Diamonds and Solid Gold SetUngs. 
 
 4S7 
 
 Btnnt Engraved Gold Set, Diamond Peaduli. TbT 
 '"*" beaulifiil. Price $400 per «t. 
 
 4*0 
 
 Elegant GoJd ««» D.amo*! Set, with Eight Turquoli Slon. 
 * Vary fine. Price »4<» ««' «»• 
 
 4SS 
 
 eieeant Lac* or Shawl Pin, ColoredGold, F ur Diamond* 
 andTwo TuitiuoU Stone*. Pric. |*.ao each. 
 
 867 , . 
 
 ■ettM Seren-Slone Diamond Set, be«ttllWlT *>€»«»•<» 
 '"''" Gold Setting. Price M-oo P" "»• 
 
 347 
 
 Elegant Diamond Set S«=n S«on", Engraved 
 Gold Setting. Free *4 5° P" "'• 
 
 416 
 
 Elegant Flve-Stooe Diamond Pin. 
 Price >a.oo each. 
 
 46S 
 
 Elegant Cluster Diamond Ear. 
 Drcp*. Price >i.oo per pair. 
 
 Beautiful Diamond E*-Drop», CoIo»«d 
 Gold L*af. Price »a.oo. 
 
 349 
 
 Ueauliiui uiiimond Ea..^.-,.. — 
 Heavy Setting. Price >i.oop»r 1 
 
 Beautiful Diiunond Ear-Drop*. EUjant 
 
 Elegant Diamond Cross, fi<t 
 SMMt, Gold Setting. Price fi oq 
 
 Magnificent Diamond Cross, 
 
 Seven Stonet. Solid Aluminium Gt« j 
 
 Setting. 
 
 Price each, fyts- 
 
 v./ S J 
 
 4f« 
 
 Elicant Diamond SelHan iMr-B 
 Price »fc«o per pnlr. 
 
 Dtcp*. Price >i.oo per pair. ,B_^««i««.»«»^— —■■■"■"■""■""*''" 
 
 IMPORTANT NOTICE. E,Sa!^.f«r-:L?r:"isawsa^r,53s:' 
 
 «d HWm^tting Watch FREE. Address ril ord«™, ^ ^ 
 
 >r«MBtod, or Ma 
 
 IWm-Setting Watch FREE. Address ril ord«™, cta -* -KV»»4«.a»T V O 
 
 3SM^? Ti^Ie; ^ 00., 81? tiagaucIietiEUE ?tiieet, MnntiiB«l, if. ^. 
 
 FIN 
 
 SEPARABL 
 
 Warrautetl StocI 
 ■sparable io I 
 
 No. loi — I 
 Price |i 
 
 No. ;83-Goc 
 
 Price Ji. 50 p( 
 
 No. 776— Oricnta 
 Price (1.5a pe 
 
 No. 23— Ii 
 Price |i. 50 pel 
 
 Masonli 
 Price (1.50 
 
 All of the abov 
 linded. .iddreea 
 
 901015 
 
Uings. 
 
 mnt Diamond Cro»*. *"( 
 )ld Sctdnf. Price $2 00 
 
 FINE STOCK PLATEJEWELET. 
 
 SEPARABLE SLEEVE BUTTONS. TAMBORINE, JAPANES~E AiTd'eTgRAV^I STUDS PINS. Ac 
 
 Warrame<i SUx:k I'la.e. Tl,e.e liu.lon- are ! Cl rrwc DnTTn».o J>«UUa, KIN!», &C 
 
 wpanble ia the «l.u..k, aa shown in ouU 5>LtfcVt BUTTONS. ^^ ^^ ^^ 
 
 If ^ 
 
 No 101— Pearl Centre, Slock Plate 
 Price >i. as. Per do/cii, is uo. 
 
 cent Diamond Cross, 
 I. Solid Aluminium GtK 
 
 Setting, 
 ric« each, fo.aS- 
 
 No. 33— Initial. Finest Plate. 
 ITiceli.soperset. Per doien, f ii.oo. 
 
 «•« 
 
 l»mo»*Solli«i«B"-l 
 ice ttjoo f— p^. 
 
 epMMBtod, or Ma 
 ndfOiM Stom-Wir 
 
 il, 5. Q. 
 
 No. 140— iJold NuMet, Corml Bw. 
 Price 60c. per >et. Per doim, $^.fa. 
 
 No. as66— T.lml)Oriiie. Pearl Centre. Gold Plate Wld 
 Nicitcl. Price 60c. Per dozen, |i» 50. 
 
 N» 736-Sloclj Plate Gold and Albilum Never larnijn. 
 Price 35c. 1 duzen, f j .o. 
 
 No. 141 — Plain NuRget. Stock PUt*. 
 Price 60c. Per doieo, 14.5a, 
 
 No. 333— Engine Turned. 
 Price 60c. Per doicn, I4.30. 
 
 No. J9— Engraved Golil and Albiliim. Never tarnish 
 Price 33c. I'er dozen, 1J3.00. 
 
 '87 .086 ,08, 
 
 Parisian Diamonus.-No. 187. price |i.>j ; per doien. 
 tg.yo. No. 1086, price |i.oo; per doien, «7.oo. No, io8» 
 price 75c. ; per dozen, J6.00, . »/ • «o. 1007, 
 
 (^ 
 
 No.r 
 
 M7— Engraved Gold and Aihitum. 
 Price 35c. Per dozen, ^3.00. 
 
 "0> 837 
 
 No. iioS.— Cameo and Gold Stud. Price (i ic • na 
 doien, fc 00. No. 837— Pearl and Gold Stud ' Pnco 
 f}?^'-J"\ <'°"°. *9oo- No. loi— Parisian Diamond 
 Collar btud. Price 50c. ; per doien, I3.00. 
 
 »5o 3»i 
 
 No. 250 — Crescent Scarf Pin. Price 35c 
 fi-y-^ No. 301— Price 35c, ; per doien, '({m, 
 per dozen, 13.00, 
 
 368— Cameo. Price 35c 
 
 per dozM, 
 
 No. 160— Engraved Roll Plate. 
 Price 3SC. Per dozen, $3.00. 
 
 Masonic. Finest Plate, 
 ill <-!r"',''°- J"" f""-- »"•«>• . ^ncc35c. l-eraoien,,3.oo. 
 
 U^ / . .? ^'"'^°»'.''i'l^ii"°'' *o b« just a« represented, and about one-half ll 
 
 No. 256— Engraved Gold Plato. 
 Price 35c. Per dozen, I3.00. 
 
 .«^~. JAMES lEi'& 067517 Lagau'ohet&St:? 'ifoA^ZXP.li: 
 
 ■^ 161 119 
 
 No. a6o— Fan Scarf Pin, Albitum and Gold PriM 
 
 ije. ; per doicn, ^3.00. No. a6i— Crescent Set. wick 
 
 Jurquois. Price 35c. each ; per dozen, $3.00. No.lio- 
 
 f *So "' '""" *'"* °°'''- '"'■'« s"' : P" doiM, 
 
 price yoii have to pay at any store, or money 
 
IVORY AND COLD-PLATED JEWELRY 
 
 oeo 
 
 106— White iTory and Oold 
 Bout Pin. $2.00 mch. 
 
 341_Ivory Hnn<l. 2^'}— <ireyhoiiB<'. 
 Gi)ld Plate Band. Head. Ivory 
 11 each. Oold-Plale Rand. 
 
 $1.26 eanli. 
 
 
 706— Itott Cnff Link. N»w 
 Htylt. PnM$1.26. 
 
 868— Black Ivory Pu)? Dog 
 Pin. GoW-Plale trim- 
 mingik Pric« $1. 
 
 902 9©8 
 
 Something New and Elegant 
 
 'Fhe above four articles are now worn by Iwliee as Shawl, Veil «id 
 Hat Pirw, and are of the DiDct cletfanl and <a»hionable deoigns. ^ey 
 iMBMieor Albilnm Metal and Oold Plate, and will not tumiib « 
 ten black. The contruPt in the two colors makes them very abowy 
 «ad atylfah. Amenta are wiling them by the thoueandB. _ 
 
 Oor cnfa fail to give any idea of the beauty of the goodn, as u Ui« 
 OM with all jewelry illuntrationa. We have twelve different atylea. 
 
 «nnpl« by mail - W M 
 
 1 down by mail * "• 
 
 Sdoien t»y eiprem- ^ ^ 
 
 $24— Oi«yhonnd Headi. Black Ivory. 
 Gold-Plat« Bands. Price fl.26 p«» 
 pidf. 
 
 No. 27-La«e8' Gold 
 
 Plated Scarf or Shawl 
 
 Pin, with Eoee Coral 
 
 Centre. Very Hand 
 
 some. 
 
 30c. each, 1 doi., $2 
 
 S44-Jet and Imit*- 
 tion Diamond Pin. 
 Very brilliMit. 
 
 Pri«e86c. ldo«.,t«. 
 
 1001— Cameo Ring. Real FHone 
 ■nd extra heavy (jold Stock 
 ^fets, wjU wftar for h years. 
 PriM $1.25 each. 
 
 1002— Imitation Diamond Ring. 
 Fine Brilliant Stone, Stock 
 Plate, 
 Price $1.26 each. 
 
 1009— Real Cameo. Heavy 
 Stock Plate. 
 Price $1 26 
 
 ]00a— Bril'i ml Oijunord. Kxtm 
 beavv nlai.>. t"'iif Showy Ring 
 Pricp. $1 '■"^ 
 
 All of the above Goods Guaranteed of the Beet 
 Qnallty. and a» Repreaented. Mention Numbers wbes 
 you order. 
 
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 374— BlMsk Ivory and Oold- 
 Plate Horseshoe and 
 Whip Scarf Pin. 
 Price $1 each. 
 
 
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 3 — dreyhoiiri'. 
 Head. Ivorv 
 ild-PIslp Baviil. 
 %IM canh. 
 
 forj ami Gold- 
 lonnhoc uti 
 !«Tf Pin. 
 each, Jh 
 
 I. Bla«k Irory. 
 Price |1.8( pc* 
 
 r—LatKes" Gold 
 I Scarf or ShawJ 
 »ith Eoee Coral 
 ^ Very Hand 
 
 aoh. 1 do*.. 91 
 
 
 ')i!itnnrd. K»tr:i 
 "in« Showy Rinx 
 $1 -i^ 
 
 of the Beet 
 umberB wbcn 
 
 5. Q. 
 
 Gfa-Ctiaiii aoil Locket. 
 
 An Oper«-Chain and Two-Piclure Locket for «i.ts. 
 EyUAl. TO SOLID QOLD I 
 
 '■^nncr iM „o, fa I ,' , , i„, if^i: ""''"K™"-! In • Baal .IcnM 
 I..; or da.,,.1,:. p,, „„ „/.Vi:.j7f;i"."j '"'" **""<" "^' • -»" >-" «!- 
 
 Pi >«, of OK'a-t:h,u» aaU I>ocket, complete Il m 
 
 .r,i,.flI*if;;.fr,T;f>Jlf;M;;/.Vi"Ji^-'y;;^ win «.«. .. .. 
 l-IQ.'a^T /.NB PASHiONABll. 
 
 or t-tl'.Vu" ''";■"""> «>« found en the tout 
 ol Hy„>li, ami arr now «>ide into the nio.t 
 
 MCh. Ily buviDg the Bea,u~an<l |«| » 
 (hrm niounteJ were .ble t» „(r„ *«« 
 "low figure. Wc |,r««enl herewitJi , fj. 
 iliustrutiOM, but "•rcwiui ■ lew 
 
 llicy give no idea 
 ^f tile beauty of 
 IIk'sc gnoiU. 
 
 ihese Ueaot 
 <ii: highly polish- 
 <-d, and ine work- 
 'I'^oxnip is gtur- 
 
 )••■" . All(,>ld 
 itiuur.iings f^T-- 
 .uitced 14k <). 
 
 xre rap,dly en. 
 gaging In the 
 work, and several 
 who are now sell- 
 
 ."'/.:«rT;:i^ "»•»• tun WL 
 
 They are the most raahionable gouda 
 now worn, beiiie rare and unique. 
 
 • ,;--■ -"». .^w«-..<^i, wiin patent maijic 1 
 
 cake, with inarMwcoinpa«8.(«ee cut 1 «i CO. ■1,-i.' •.;~"j"""o -.7 
 
 --W*- pW">o«Dt.ngj.;5c.;»4.«>do.. Se,.-Hean l4rida*u!2^,ld " '!:*^ 
 
 " - »- "- •"'« — 'V. a p.^ <^.„ ^^•.•^"jr5o^d^.''iS&.isr.'£rrf-^rf."u^"3iJ-#^^^^ 
 
 M0NTr-:AL NOVELTY 00.. P, O. Ui a20 MONTREAL, i'. Q. 
 
 B"l'l initial,^. 
 
 iH^iucMt, Odd fellows' and other ic 
 
 per do«. Sea-Cciui Charm, gold mountTMs'an 
 
BANKRUPT STOCK 
 
 -100,000- 
 
 TJI^ION SCiXT-A-HB 
 
 31WELEY PACKAGES 
 
 COKTAININO 
 
 Twenty Pieces of Coral and Gold-Plated 
 Jewelry, at One-third the Original Cost. 
 
 EACH PAGKASE GOKTAINS : 
 
 1 Ladles' Elegant Tmitation C'"r»l Set. 
 
 1 Ladien' EleRant Imitation C'oia! Necklace. 
 
 1 Ladies' Imitation Coril Sliawl-1'in. 
 
 1 Pair Ladies' Imit.ition Coral Ciifl'-Pins. 
 
 1 Gents' Coral Scnrf-Pin. 
 
 1 Ladies' Plated Ametlivst Stone Set, (Pin and Drops.) 
 
 1 Ladies' Elegant Heavv Gold-PlaLed Stone Eing. 
 
 1 Ladies' Gold-PIated Veil or Hat Pin. 
 
 1 Pair Amethyst Sleeve-Bullons. 
 
 1 Pair Engraved Gold-Plaled Sleeve-Bultona. 
 
 1 Set Cameo Stone Ear-DropH. 
 
 1 Set Alaska Diamond I'^Iar- Drops. 
 
 1 Heavy Gold-Plated "Wedding-Ring. 
 
 1 Ladies' Jet and Gold Set, fPin and Drops.) 
 
 1 Heavy Plated Gent's Watch-Cliain. 
 
 1 Gents' Set Alaska Diamond Studs, (beauties.) 
 
 1 Gento' Gold-Plated Collar-Button. 
 
 1 Gents' Lake George Maltese Ooss-Stud. 
 
 1 Gents' Set Engraved Gold-Plated Sliirt-Studs. 
 
 1 Gents' Cameo Stone Ring, (good as gold.) 
 
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 The Entire Lot, post-paid, for $1 .25 
 
 il '='""?, 
 
 ilete Lou, by express.. 
 
 t6 00 
 1100 
 
 t^A.O'E/lTS <:an make their own price upon the articles, 
 many of which have been retailed at fi.oo e^h. A good salesman 
 often gets from $5.00 to $10.00 for the Casket, selling one piece at a 
 time. », 
 
 Add,,.. MONTREAL NOVELTY CO., 
 
 517 Lagauohetiere St., Montreal, P.Q. 
 
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HEADQUARTERS F OR ALL K INDS Of JEWELRY 
 
 THE "ROYAL" 
 
 ^^^ 1P?S^ro?E^^ Jewelry Pai-kage. 
 
 P^^^SSH^ ^'"* '* ""* °' '*"* ^'" *"'' ''""" Stlllnf Caakd* wa <vir 
 ■;.iir ^^ '^ „ Agenm nometinm realize m high ■« Jl.50 for thii 
 
 Cawkft liy (M(liin« one er two pieces at a time. 
 V ^^ ^"■**' "l'^" '"^" "'Pm M fiwt a» they can take the 
 
 "^ — money at 60 con In per Casket. 
 
 i«« 1/f MM ^liiiifflamnv ^rmmami%\ kacii casket contains: 
 
 ' iB } I''"l'.''j li""? ^'""'"' <^'''»'"- ■■«">" price 10 26 
 
 'r , T .. . 0""'-P':>"''' I'"<kpt Charm, relaH price.. 26 
 
 / J Jv. , '''P""'"''''"K''"^'> ™lail price 26 
 
 _ 1 0>U and Silvered Hat or Veil Pin, rcUil price.. 16 
 
 ** iOM J {''net.amco or AmetliyRtKinK, retail price 26 
 
 , }:'«"> Gol<'-P'«le<l Wedding KinR, retail price... 16 
 
 1 I air tliganl Lngraved Cuff Butloni, retail price, 20 
 
 Him ^^Mk ,^^S^ ^ ^f'f ;••• : *^ 
 
 MM?*A i^^^HlS^ '^"'^" '°' '" P"' '" * "«"' Casket, and by special ar- 
 
 t^ /- .' vw K,--i^!'>|=i'<^ ^"SStt'^KHM faugenient we are able to offer them at the followina 
 
 f^r \^^\\]l^^ '^^vfliilflj^ Sample Casket, by mail, po8t-paid |0 60 
 
 6 Caskets, " " 2 60 
 
 ^Q^ -..*«<*- -vKijaiii*- 12 ;; ::::::::::;;: 4 00 
 
 ^ f^ ^^^ 40 00 
 
 Gents' Gem Jewelry Package. 
 
 * ^ -^^BS^^ .,nnd}^«! ^"""^ "l"*';" P."''*^','''"" pa'"" '" P""'n(? "P "'is Casket to select such 
 '^y 'Wm^^I m'^Wla^ flia» ^r.?,i^i n".* o-*"""- "'"■"■y appearance, and at the same Ume make up a lot 
 
 ..'/■ 'i-ut^^m^^mrAv x£*. uda_b mat would stll for .3) cents. 
 
 -^ T-^21o/«"T''-^'' ''^''^'1''^.""'^ "•''''"'?''"'■''""''' ""'"'•ay'nKtbat we have thf 
 
 **^ U, f,.!,* ^^'^ ^T^ ^^ ^^'^^ ^* i° *^® Market. ^They sell at faii^, o> 
 
 till, ^lreet, or anywhere, an last m you can hand them out, for 36 cents per lot. 
 
 KACH CASKtIT CONTAINS: 
 
 1 Rle^ant Gents' Chain (not illustrated). 
 f . .'","'^' ''='''■ Engraved Gold-plated Sleeve Button!. 
 ,™_ :•.;*: i-"einc-turned Shirt Studs, Gold plate. 
 
 M .WT ' ;^ cant Gold-plated Collar Button. 
 
 i Siiicndid Amethyst Stone Ring, Inlaid with Oold. 
 
 1 Engrav-d l^inB, Qold-plated. 
 
 1 Elegant Gold-plated Boiom Pin. 
 
 «ii.Ji'®Tr^'r '"' *'■'" '"' ''""■"'' '" '^""'"'" ""<■" pieces of first-claw and very 
 
 ttscllfng it:^- ^^""'^ ""'' '^"■'^'' ^"'"""^*° "■" fi"'' ">» • '«y dt^irable anl 
 
 Sample lot by mail post-paid ..|0 35 72 Caskets, by mail, post-paid 110 00 
 
 W< ,«^'«|!e'".'>y.«.a.l. post-paid... 125 144 " ^" ' "^'.^ ^.'Is So 
 
 ^*'^»3BME«»M!M^ffl^iBS'^k^ Worn .. Shawl P,n., ..a,f pu... Hai^r^Ornar^en,., B,e.,t Pin.. Veil pCorHat 
 
 vjj*.^r^<.t:V — ^^ V!-5<=5^ the JemaDd'for".l'.'!,';'in Tl """ "'" "".'^ "' ''''""able articles worn in Paris, ,,nd 
 
 ^i"^- ■—- ^ ^^ ^-^ — ^'"— '^^ '"^ "«fani lor iK-m in this cotinlrv 13 enormous. Tliev are used for ilm.iat 
 
 mTe ttfu"; 'or^io^'r'T' '""« ^'''f "^''^ ornamTn.s^forLnne^ "ih y 
 .c.".««^-^iWW™.*1^S5ililS»^ wUh embored 1 I ' „ 1 i'"' ",? "'°""'*,' "■" P""'^''*'' «oia.Platcd l^ody 
 
 ..,■ ■ l^5^^i'!«iPl|^^^i!i?^ , , PRICE LIST. 
 
 B^: ■; '"^^^ ^*^*^^^^^ 2 samples, P^-J«u.1.... $0 25 <; do.en. assorted as above |4 00 
 
 •.•h7..in!ar revai! price «f th... I'i.. : 1^ ^t^ich. Th^ ^H fe,t ^^uX TVd V V\ ^^ 1 \ " — " ^ 
 
 th,«ftoHiKdo«na.)ay. ey eeu la.t tha t pnco. fter.d loi i,„« dozen and try them. You can ieU fro« 
 
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JEWELRY PACKAGES. 
 
 CENTS' "FAVORITI" PACK ACS 
 
 — f'ONTAI.VS- WomM. 
 
 I'llir IMiiln ni(ifl> iiift SIimIh I0« 
 
 . f'nlUf htnrt. itllt ... OB 
 
 Hi't KngliiB Tiirhu.1 Miirt .Html* 10 
 
 . I'lnfn RIliK Oft 
 
 . (aiiutinn i\n.i\ I'm )A 
 
 ; (5h«»n I.nrk.i* 03 
 
 •I PI.'icH Uetall pricp 3ft 
 
 PRICKS TO AQBN'ra. 
 
 SAmpltf I'.irkftK" 'i.i' iniiil, pnot-pald I * 
 
 ' I)ov..)n |>arkaBt>ii '• ■ 111.3'. 
 
 1 " " l.y Kxpri'M 1 .Oi> 
 
 « ' 2 (10 
 
 >' " '• II •< 4 no 
 
 TIiiN And thfl LadinH' THiimpli Turkafrn haro iiopd gat <■(> with 
 
 •«rH>ooii»l cnrii in order to m<vf thi- wimU of HtriMt. finlfHinrn. Ktori>- 
 (ieepors mid nthcnt 
 
 CENTS' ''SUPERB" PACKAGE 
 
 — CONTArNR— Worth. 
 
 !i Sot Stiirt 8tnd»— 3 piwoK 10c 
 
 A !'«ir I mitallon Odd Cuff filndo i '. 
 
 i Imtfation (fold <;ollnr Stml Oft 
 
 » ElcRaiit Hciirr llinK 1" 
 
 .1 Imilation Atnotliyiit HiiiK 0,^ 
 
 I AUnkii Uitimond i'in 1 r. 
 
 i %\'atcb Cliniii and Chnrni 10 
 
 "7 piflCAR. R( tail prim 70c, 
 
 PRICES TO AGENTS. 
 
 ■1 8»mplr' Parkftfre, pout-paid .Hft 
 
 J Do«en " '■ $;! . 7ft 
 
 ^ ■" •■ l>v Kxpri^stK 7 , ftO 
 
 * " " '• 14.00 
 
 15 ■' " " " , 27.00 
 
 GENTS' "TRIUMPH" PACKAGE 
 
 —CONTAINS— Won-m. 
 
 ■\ Watch Chain and Cliarni l '>c. 
 
 i Plaiu Ring 0,^ 
 
 .' Imitiition Silver Rintj 
 
 .* Enprravid Rinp 
 
 i Iraitiition AmetiiyHt KInjf . . . 
 
 -i H.tiiififiil Scarf Rinf! 
 
 1 Pair I'.lock Cuff StudK 
 
 •I -" Hdrw Slioti Cuff Studs.. 
 J luiil.itlou Coral Scarf Tin . .. 
 " .Maslia DininomI Scarf I'in, 
 
 t «ct Shirt Sttid« 
 
 I Bcaotifiil Colin- Stiiil 
 
 >1 |»i I'Pn 
 
 K' tail pri(- 
 
 PRICES TO AGENTS. 
 
 06 
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 10 
 
 1.". 
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 10 
 
 06 
 
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 \ ^nm;.l<^ I'ncl'.H.; t. )iost-)wiid 
 
 i r?nwTi IVickfiu'i H, liy Kxprcsi 
 
 3 " " ■' '■ 
 
 m " $17.00 
 
 .60 
 
 .1.80 
 
 ... 9 00 
 
 n dozen. $.12.00 
 
 LADIES' "SURPniSe" PACKAGIi 
 
 1 Plain l(k<K {.%, 
 
 I EnKrav.'d U\nn ( ,'i 
 
 I Imitation Coral Nt-oklacn H 
 
 1 Pair Blajk tJiilf Stud* in 
 
 I ■- Alaak* ISar Drop* ,., ,.U 
 
 ft piecet. 
 
 Ill-tail price <i 
 
 PRICES TO AGEKTS, 
 
 ' Sample Par,l€B)?n, p<w(.paJd 
 
 1 DoKtin Parkai^w " 
 
 .' " ■' \>y Ktpr(-M 
 
 n " " H , 
 
 13 " " ■ 
 
 $l,..ii 
 i 2 , .Ml 
 
 Thi« and tho Oenta' Favorite Package havo been got up ^vil:. 
 i<«p>>ciivl ij\ti\ in order to mtMit the wants orstrcot 8aU-iinicn, Htnn. 
 keupor* and otheri. 
 
 LADIES' "MAGNIFICENT" PACK ACL 
 
 —CONTAINS- WoiTii 
 1 Plain Ring i;. 
 
 t Engraved Ring .... { 
 
 1 Elopint Stone Ilinn 1 5 
 
 1 Hcaiitifiil Hat or Shawl Pio |,-, 
 
 1 Pair Alaxka Diamond Kn ■■ Drop* 2J 
 
 1 Magnifloent Qimrrt Chnliv 26 
 
 I Fine Oilt 8t!t, .1 piuvea 20 
 
 I Imitation Coral Nncldnco 10 
 
 1 Pair Black Cnff Btnd" 10 
 
 1 « Horao Shoe Ooff Rtoch Jft 
 
 10 piaoea. Rotail priee $I.S0 
 
 FBICE» TO AOENTS. 
 
 1 Sample Package, post-paid f S 
 
 5.M 
 
 12.00 
 
 23,«9 
 
 44. M 
 
 1 Poaen Packa^fea, bf Expreaa 
 
 1 
 
 e 
 12 
 
 Our "MOURNING JEWELRY*' PACKAGE 
 
 —CONTAINS- Vami 
 
 I Beftotiful Black Watch Chain BOe 
 
 I Vury fiandsome Bhiek Neck Chain 60 
 
 1 Pair Black Caff Studa 
 
 1 Elegant Black Croaa 
 
 10 
 16 
 
 4 pieoea. 
 
 Urtail price $1 . 2S 
 
 PRICES TO AGENTS. 
 
 I Sample Package, post-|»id s.^ 
 
 1 Doaen Packages, by Express. ..$4.51 
 
 This is ono of tho cheapest packagt!8 ever put up, the good 
 bein^ all first-class. Wo have bat a small atock of them. 
 
 MONTREAL NOYSLTV CO., MONTREAL. Que 
 
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 60 
 
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 $1.25 
 
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 ..$4.51 
 
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 EXHIBITION JEWEIOT PACKAGE, 
 
 TH£ CHEAPEST AND BEST IM THE MARKET. 
 e4 Pieces of ImuUifuL .leiuelry for 
 
 ONLY $1.25. 
 
 In order to commemorate '.at- great Kxhibition whkh 
 wa, held in Morureal la.t September, ■*,• have decided lo 
 can ou. krgct and best Jewelry Paclwg^ b, ,h« abate 
 name Read the 
 
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 ATTENTION. 
 
 OHEIP JEWEIR7. 
 
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 OONTEFra OF EACH PAOBJIGE. 
 
 I Pair Imitation Opal Cuff Studs 
 
 ' " " Aratthygt C«ff Studa 
 
 < " elfgant fancy CulT Studs 
 
 » " imitation Gold Ciff ftiKto 
 
 I " Block Cuff Sti-k .'.......". 
 
 I Imitation Coral S,;arf Pin 
 
 » Alaska D.anioii i biurf P'm 
 
 I ScJ Alaska .Jiauiond Studs 
 
 • " Engine Turned Studa 
 
 < ColLu Stud 
 
 y Beauliiul Scarf Rina 
 
 ' Hat ot Shavl i>in 
 
 • PlaL. i^ing 
 
 ' Imrtation Silvtr RirM» 
 
 • " Amethyst Ring. 
 
 • " Ladies' luwtatrtjn I'oiKta Ring , , 
 
 "Engraved Ring 
 
 I Coroinon 1 .wclvct 
 
 .1 Imitation Coral Necklace 
 
 I Set- Ear Rings and Brooch 
 
 • Gents' Watch Chain and Oiiinn '!".!. 
 
 • Elegant Scarf Pin '^ 
 
 • Pail Alaska Ear Drops '^ 
 
 » Ladies' Guard Chain '^ 
 
 »4 pieces. Retail price 
 
 $3.25 for $1.25. 
 
 PRICES TO jiGE.YTS. 
 
 » Sample Package, Post-paid j^ 
 
 » Dozen Packages, bv E)mr«.. ^'^ 
 
 ■ ' " 9.00 
 
 WM«k. 
 •$ 
 
 >5 
 
 10 
 
 •5 
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 »5 
 
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 05 
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 05 , 
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 05 
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 '5 
 
 Plain Imitation Cold Rings 
 
 larger size . . 
 " Silver, " " . . 
 
 Amethyst Rings ^ 
 
 Topaz and Ruby (Udies). .60 
 
 Engraved Imitation Gold Rinra 
 
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 Gents' Shirt Studs (3) ^ 
 
 Alaska Diamond Shirt Studs (3^ , . ,_ 
 
 Ear Drops (») .. 
 
 " ScarfPbs "J 
 
 Bosom Pins ^ 
 
 Imitatfen Coral Scarf Pins 
 
 Black Cuff Studs, in pairs 
 
 ImitotJon Gold Cuff Studs 
 
 " (Horseshoe).......' ^ 
 
 Opal Cuff Studs „ 
 
 Amethyst Cuff studs. .' .-, 
 
 I.adies' Fine Gilt Sets 
 
 Consmon Lockets. 
 
 Gents' Cameo and other Scarf Pins ... 
 
 " Black Watch Chains '., 
 
 Ladies' " Neck " 
 
 Gents' Imitation Tortoise Shell Chains, 
 
 Ladies' Gilt Braceleu, two pieces 
 
 Imiution Coral Neck Laces 
 
 $1. 
 
 '5 
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 •75 
 
 . 10 
 
 1 .00 
 
 2 00 each 
 
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 1 .00 
 
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 50c. eacL 
 
 We wiU send one dozen of any „ of the above, makinK 
 one gross in all, at gross price, but we wiU not sell a single 
 dozen at gross price. 
 
 GOLD PLATED BRACELETS 
 
 A SPECIALTY^ 
 
 .rJ^^-^rl"^ J"«t bought a large lot of those beautifiiiT 
 goods, rhey are very handsome, and for a cheap Braced 
 
 wear remarkably well 
 Sample Pair, post-paid 
 
 I dozen 
 I gross 
 
 by Express 
 
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A ITew Departure! Scmethiog tkt Sells!! 
 
 m 
 
 THE EXCELSIOR STATIONERY PACKAGE ! 
 
 One of the Best Selling Packages ever Put upon the Market ! 
 
 6 sheets Fine Commercial JVote Paper, 6 EMra Tinted Envelopes, 
 
 6 sheets Ladies' Chech Mote Paper, 1 Imitation Gold Pen, 
 
 6 sheets Beautiful Tinted Mote Paper, 1 Good Pe.iholder, 
 
 6 White Commercial Envelopes, 1 Fine Lead Pencil, 
 
 6 Ladies' Check Envelopes, 1 Certificate good for 25c. 
 
 Tl 
 
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 WITH EVERY DOZEN PiiCKAGES WE GIVEAWAY THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRIZES 
 
 No. 
 I. 
 2. 
 3- 
 
 4- 
 
 5. 
 6. 
 
 The Beautiful Oil Chromo, " Vou Dirty Boy," size 16x22 
 " " " "TheCastaway'sDream," i6x 22 
 
 •' " " "Thel5asketof Flowers," 16x22 
 
 " " " "Sunset oaLoch Katrine, "16 X 22 
 
 A Splendid Silver-plated Butter Knife. 
 
 A Magnificent Plated Napkin Ring. 
 
 .-Pie/IOE LIST 
 
 Sample and Prize by mail, post-paid, .25 
 
 5 packages and Prizes, " i . 00 
 
 I doz. " " " 2.06 
 
 3 " •' " by Express ."......., 5 . 00 
 
 No. 
 7- 
 
 8. 
 
 9- 
 10. 
 II. 
 12. 
 
 A pair of Elegant Sleeve Buttons. 
 Ladv's Imitation Coral Necklace. 
 Lady's Shawl Pin. 
 Imitation Amethyst Ring. 
 Imitation Gold Ring. 
 Alaska Diamond Ear Drops. 
 
 TO ^a-EHSTTS. 
 
 6 doz. packages and Prizes, by Express 9.50 
 
 12 " " " " 18.00 
 
 36 " " " and a handsome Hunting- 
 case Watch, by Freight or F^xpress .for $54 . 00 
 
 . Sample, by 
 4 Samples, 
 '. do2, I'ackag 
 
 500 
 
 50c. 
 
 The 
 
 Althoug 
 packages, we 
 ijuality as well 
 
 PARTICULAR AND IMPORTANT NOTICE. 
 
 Although our Excelsior Packages gave great satisfaction last year, we have very much im- 
 proved the quality ot ^ne goods and also the Prizes, without raising our Price List. Agents 
 should bear in mind that they can go over the same ground every week, and always find some 
 one in want of good Stationery. 
 
 
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 1 Best Ameri 
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 1 Key Ring. 
 1 Pair beautfu 
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 I Boot Buttoi 
 « Glove Butte 
 
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 Silver-plated Bi 
 
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 THE HEW CHROMO STATIOITEB? PACKAGE 
 
 lra,h like some Inmi use. ^ '" »'■*• ^'"^ ' ■'!'" and Lin.hycs arc of U.e very best, ..,;-| not conuum 
 
 EACH PACKAGE CONTAINS AS FOLLOWS- 
 
 h'HEETS SUPERFINE NOrr: PVHFK , rvi-ui/wO. 
 
 6 SHEETS ELECiANT TiXTEl) VOTE I'XPKR I " ''"'"' ^^'l'"''-: I:N\ I.I.oPl.v 
 
 6 SHEETS HEAUTIFUL CHECK NOTE PAPFR I " ^^''"'^;^ C'lALlTV rrNTKl. l:\VELr.PFS 
 
 W.th every Dozen Packages, we gi,e the following Elegant Priies- 
 
 I. The Fine Oil Chrmnn, ,7x21. "Th,. K' .„„,, ..■.„.:,:..... , v- . . ^, ... ... ^ •^'^Sani. rTtZCS . 
 
 1. The Fine Oil (.IhrcMiin, 
 
 2. The Fine Oil Cliromo, 
 
 3. The Fin« Oil Chromn, 
 
 4. The Fine Oil Chrmjio, 
 
 5. The Fine Oil Chromo, 
 
 '7>.2J, '.'The Returned Fugiliv 
 
 '7^^J, "N'Av Em Miimnia." 
 
 ^7>^2i, "The Recunling Angel 
 
 17x23, "B.ils an;i Blossoms." 
 
 i6\22, "Vou Dirty Boy." 
 
 /■ The Fine Oil Chi. 
 S. The Fine Oil Clii. 
 
 11 ', K). J2, 
 11 >, l6\J2, 
 
 6. The Fine Oil Chromo, 16x22, "The C.staway's Dream 
 
 ■ The P;i,kpt ,,f Flower,." 
 Sunset (in Loeli Katrine." 
 9. The Eleyanl Arlu;y,ioChiumo, 9,xl2, j "Tlie^Eirst Chri-,tnia,, 
 
 10. TlK'E:iegant ArlotyjvChr..:,,o,r,xi2,The'Fir,f Ea,ter Daun 
 n. The Masnidcent Stone Enijravin«, 22x28, "The Lord's Pray," " 
 12. The Ma^'nificent Slon-j En-ravin^T igxs. j"The Ten Cmi- 
 
 "' -^ "■*' ( mandineut.s. " 
 
 A beaulful Plated Napkin Ring ^iven away Free with 
 
 every Dozen Paci 
 
 res. 
 
 PRICE LIST TO AGENTS AND OTHERS 
 
 : Sample, by mail, with prize, ijost paifl . . 50 , i „ , 
 
 4 .Samples, " 4 prizes, " <t , 'X^ i /' '"-"'^■"t;'-- -^ J prize,, by c.vpre,, 
 
 I doi. Packages and prizes, " ^ 1°° '' 
 
 2.25 
 
 6 
 12 
 
 500 Packages and Prizes, with 1 dozen Plated Napkin Rings and a 
 handsome Hunting Case Watch and Chafn for srSf 
 
 $ 5 SO 
 lo 50 
 20 50 
 
 50c. ^*^^ ''"Perial Stationery Package, gjs 
 
 n,-L-.,^.'"'°"^^^ "" P"'."''''"''g but first-rlass .stationery into any of our 
 parages, we have deeded to put up one which will be sunjri , ir 
 q-ahty as well as in quantity lo any yet offered. "'"P'-rioi ir. 
 
 EACH PACKAGE CONTAINS 
 
 ;'h !,„ t""' ^u^^ 1"^'"y ^'■'^'^<= Envelopes. 
 
 Beautiful Reversible GeriiKin Silver Penholder. 
 
 F...inta:n. Pen, writes with Water it.stead of Ink. 
 i best American Lead Pencil. 
 I Beautiful Art Gem Chromo. 
 1 Key Ring. 
 
 I Pair btMutfuI Cuff Studs. 
 I Pair Alaska Diamond Ear Rinirs 
 I Boot Buttoner. 
 1 Glove Buttoner. 
 
 -W-IiOLES^LE X'l^ICE LIST. 
 
 Sample complete, by mail. n„st paid «. 
 
 ,; Samples " " .1 $ -5° . 
 
 1 doz. " <i ,, ' -25 ' 
 
 ' ;; " l^y express 450 I 
 
 3 " " 400 ; 
 
 6 " " a 10.00 
 
 " ;;ireighi;:;;;:::::;:;::;;::;- '1-^ 
 
 NWtcato!' '""'■'" ''"'^"' ''"'' ^ ^^'^enilicent Hunting Case ' 
 
 $1. ^**^ Victoria Stationery Package. At 
 
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 \ye consider that ll,i., p.ickage cont lir,-, more First-rh sm.' 
 ery ana belter Prizes than .ny other pack;,,- ■ in America """" 
 
 ^••'^CH PACK.'VGE CO.M AINS 
 SO Sheets Tip-toi> Note P.,,, ei. , .' . v Rin.r 
 
 SO XXX White Erjvelopes'. ', li,,,, fcner 
 
 ■i t.erm.an Silver Reversible PenhoMers. 
 2 Best Lead Pencils. , 1 ■ ,„„ u .. 
 
 2 Cold Water Pens. ^ si'Tp^""'^""- 
 
 6 Imitation Gold Pens. ^ B ,ufif,d"(\, r 
 
 ft.^ >. . . ueautilul Chromo Gciiv 
 
 PRIZES ":-"'"'^ ''""'"" ''■'■'''^''>''-"'' ""■■ e'"'' ■''^' '^''■^'^^■'""^ VALUABLE 
 
 No. I. A Hamlsonne Hunlm- Case Watch 
 .' ^' A '^••'*""''"' ^il^er-plaleil Butler lOiife 
 - A Magnihcent Plated Napkin Kin- 
 
 An Elegant Oil Chromo, 16x22, " \\,n Dirty Boy " 
 
 4- 
 5- 
 6. 
 
 8. A jiair of El :ganl (.iili Bracelets 
 
 9. A Lady's Btau!;ful Guard Chair 
 
 10. A<;ent'sGiIt W.ach 1 ham. 
 
 11. A Fine Rul)lK.>r Ne..;< or Vest Chain. 
 
 12. A Lady, Hai Pin. very tasty. 
 
 1 iie Castaway's Drfum." 
 The Basket of Fl,j<\ei-,." 
 Sunset on Loch Katiuie. " 
 
 XjXST. 
 
 I .Sample, post paid, with prize, $1.00, or ; fur $2 "^ 
 1 dozen and i dozen prize.,, by expre,-. ic '/ ^'^ 
 
 i^sxvCEOivtrB -:x= 
 
 Allandsome Watch with every d<,/.i, ,, 
 send a Watch with an order (y. les, than o:.j .1 
 
 ^Jge.- ; but w: Hi 
 it. at one time. 
 
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 JAMJPS J-j:^ & CO., Montreal. P. C. 
 
12 
 
 12 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 2 
 I 
 
 3 
 6 
 
 12 
 
 THE GHAHFION STATIONERY PACKAGE. 
 
 Price^ 15 Cents. 
 
 Sheets Superfinr: Noto Paper ^"!'- 
 
 Good White Envelopes r,-' 
 
 Extra Lead Pencil, . . , o^ 
 
 Accoininodation Peiiholden " " ,;' 
 
 Imitation Gold Pen n" 
 
 Total retail value „ 2t\ 
 
 Also, one piece of JEWELRY in each package. 
 N. B.— Asthe postage on Olio package is almost as miuh as on two, we cannot send less than two packages by m;,„, 
 
 FI^ICEMJIST TO A r^-FTN-TS. 
 
 Samples, by Maif, Post-paid 
 
 Dozen " " " |0.,')(i 
 
 " " Express ' ■-• 
 
 , iiou 
 
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 9.©<. 
 
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 GMT ooimiiM mnoiiY tmu 
 
 IS, without exceptiOH, the best, cheapest, and most valuable package ever offered. No other t-n 
 has ever offered as much for so littie money before. While other houses put from 12 to 1 8 shee" 
 of Paper in each package, and that of an inferior quality, we give 48 sheets, and an equal numbu 
 of hne Envelopes. Let facts speak for themselves. Read and see the 
 
 CONTENTS OP EACH PACKAGE. 
 
 12 elegant Tinted Envelopes 
 
 1 2 Common Business Envelopes 
 
 I Piece Blotting Paper. 
 
 I Certificate good for 25c. 
 
 I Retail Catalogue. 
 
 12 Sheets very fine Cream Laid Note I^aper. 
 t2 " " " Commercial Paper. 
 
 12 " elegant Tinted Paper. 
 12 " common business Paper. 
 12 good White Envi lopes. 
 12 Ladies' White Envelopes, 
 
 Please bear in mind that not only do Agents get more goodi in each package by sending- 10 
 us, but our prices are also much lower. Read for yourselves our '^ 
 
 IPTtXa-BlS TO ^OEDSTTS. 
 Sampleby Mail, post-paid... ..5 Dozen by Express .00 
 
 5 Packages by Ma:l, post-paid $1.00 a ,. „ .. 
 
 I Dozen packages, by Mail, post-paid . . 2 .00 ' 9- 00 
 
 15 Packages by Express ,...2.00 12 , g ,3^, 
 
 An elegant stem-winding and stem-settinsr Watch given anay free, with every order for 
 500 packages, ' 
 
 Om 
 
 Or»w 
 
 gS Extn 
 
 2, 
 
 This Packs 
 irf:t thai some of 
 Hf vith facts, (ha 
 * description of m 
 
 GOOD Qt 
 
 iir.»lcrs have inju 
 It oiji Packages a 
 
 We have tn 
 
 ^rx'd goods at all i 
 
 EXTRA J 
 
 It t'uy cheaper, s 
 SOMETH 
 
 .a^li in part paym 
 us •; |i .00 and the 
 
 LASTLY. 
 4luc Ihaii any odi 
 
 U Fackaget 
 
 : 1j " 
 
 i ^Doz. " 
 
 "m !»■ Splend 
 
 I Solid Gold Pate: 
 
 I THE Bl 
 
 MONTREAL NOVELTY CO., 517 La^auchetiere Street, Montreal, P.Q. 
 
 ••s culUng 50 diflic 
 > want that has al 
 J 'quarcs of any desii 
 I utsited width. lis c 
 I !-ve the price of ll 
 I Kai.ge being market 
 I the extreme end of tl 
 111 Ihe art of dress-in 
 I *peak of ihem in tt 
 I rc.ichcd so large a s 
 I monry rapidly in sel 
 I «*»< one, and will b 
 
 Sample, b 
 1 Dozen, 
 12 " 
 
Ml 
 
 V/.i re, 
 
 02 
 OI 
 
 2 b 
 
 packages by ikdI 
 
 No Other firi ; 
 2 to 1 8 sheet:; 
 equal numbci' 
 
 jpes 
 
 )y sending- to 
 
 S-oo 
 
 9 . oc 
 
 I 8.01. 
 
 ry order for 
 
 jal, P. Q. 
 
 Our Crown Jewe.. Stationery Package. 
 
 Or^ of the Largest and Best e ver p ut up. Over *OO.CX)0 Sold in 1879. 
 
 EACH PACKAGE~CONTAINS; 
 
 Anti one Elerjant Ple^jc 7/ 
 Jarelti/ (jiien awmj FIIEE 
 hi ecert/ ruikatjf. 
 
 1 
 
 f<5 Extra Cream Laid Envelopes. 
 
 24 Sheets Cream Laid JVote Paper. 
 1 Best American Lead Pencil. 
 1 Golden Pen. 
 
 1 Extra PenJwlder. 
 
 1 Elegant Chrorno. 
 
 ^ 50 of the best Money-Making Receipts in existence. 
 
 1 Certificate good for 25 Cents. 
 
 »ue except.oD .t our "BXCELSIOR STATIONERY PAc£ft.OE.'' 
 
 . dt«cnpt,cn of wh.ch ,s given upon another pafe of this Catalouue cxcepiioD .s our 
 
 LASTLY.- 
 
 Aiuc ihaii <)ny oDc 
 
 
 S Packages, post-paid $l''o6 
 
 ^It. !! byexpreee 2 00 
 
 ^Do^ " 5 00 
 
 PMCE-UST or THE CROW?? JEWEL STATIONERY PACKAGE. 
 
 Complete Sample Package, with elega.cpAc^ of Jewelry encloBed, post-paid, 25 tents 
 
 Colt. Xtll /..»- /'•., <c< "^ "^ ' »^'-"«- 
 
 Stlljor- 
 
 3 Ob 
 9 00 
 
 rrifit. 
 
 MO 
 4 00- 
 
 6 Doz. packagcK, by eiprese $9 50 
 
 .rnn 1 '" . " or freight 18 00 
 UoOO packages, and an elegant Hunting- 
 Case Watch and Chain 60 00 
 
 Stll/er. 
 
 tl8 00 
 36 00 
 
 i25 00 
 
 Profit. 
 
 18 50 
 18 0« 
 
 65 00 
 
 s..a^!'^-r: i::r'wr^^;r^^::;rr^^ ^-- — '-- — - -- .::.;c;; o.;;" ..."!.! ,«„ !:,: 
 
 THE BIAS SELF-CUTTING GAUGE. 
 
 Ihi*; ingtnious device is 
 heU-adjuiitablc to anypnirnf 
 shears or scisiors, lis object 
 alid use is fcr cuttmg'dress- 
 trlmmings and other goods, 
 on the bias or struight. As 
 will be seen I.iy the engrav- 
 ing, the gaut;e is doublcti 
 over so as to allow the goods 
 to pass freely between two 
 clamping surfaces, (on the 
 principle of the self-sewer,) 
 which keeps »he goods in 
 ^. , . , place, and on a direct line 
 with the shears, and also up to the shding 
 fciiuge, which slide may be moved on the gauce 
 so as 10 cut any desired width of goods, uncr- 
 ringly, for dress trimmings. This is the first 
 ■radical device for cutting goods on the bias 
 l»:il has been invented. It is so simple in use, 
 •■ad so practical and perfect in operation, as to 
 r«onimend itself at once to the favor of dress- 
 
 ilPiSiiiiii 
 
 :''."r;f?rl^^,;,'r.f„""«'i^i^r\»7h'"'-'"'^^^^^^ 
 
 Sample by .ail. . _ - _ . . . j,, 25 
 
 12 " •< * ' >>" 
 14 00 
 
 EUREKA POCKET PIN CASE 
 
 A new ;iij(l neat invention for carrvintr nins in the nnr 1-, t ^.-f*,, , 4- 
 and IH eometliing no la.iy or peiiUeman sh.ml,! be witlimit 'rl, JiP ' 
 
 MAGIC COFFE E POT." 
 
 You produce a handsomely ornamented Coffee Pot, which has bo 
 appta-aiite of a trick about it Kaising the cover, you show it to the 
 company, h.ltd to the brim wit. Bteaminjj hot uotfee. After pourinir 
 out sevwal cups of ♦he delicion beveiage, and handing them around 
 etate that in order to season the coffee yo« raust have some milk, whicli 
 unfertiinately ycu forget t bring, and to produce it you will, bv a 
 raagic.-.J pass cl your hand, transform into milt the coffee remainine 
 in the pot, which you instantly do. pourinp cnt a great quantity^ 
 pHrecoidmi.k from the same pot that a moment before produced 
 fteaming hot coffee, l^e mUk and coffee are both deUcions and any 
 one who wishes may test them. This excellent trick can be Mrformed 
 n • .-Mous ways, such as ponring out two kinds of wine, or other 
 !■ ..I'l , and ilways without the slijrhtCTt feur of detection The cms 
 li. »hich the aiusipns are produced, the small amount of practfce 
 re.,,iirva to perform them nicely, and the astonishment they invariably 
 create, combine tn mak-ng this one of the bc.n tricks ever offered fti 
 Bale. Price go ^tg. post paid. 
 
 Montreal Novelty Co., Box 1120. Montreal, P. Q. 
 
ImUU & GO.'S Only $1.75 
 
 •'TRAiviP's TERROR" ^^^"^S^^P^^Pf ;;: C .^g^ip 
 
 //;.- Hrrfi/ L UMirfa'.scd /or Work- ^"^^^S^^'""' ' \Miae\rh i" t-S^^|^^^^V ^f^^^,.;;^^ _ j:- - '--^rrTT 
 Wt v..-.rrnnl rvcr,- R<:vo!vcr full ni.V.I. ^SaiXidSafe/^:^-. « 
 
 »:m! l),-<rri:i nnH cylinder. lyiurU witliout r^movlnr: cylinder, cither to "eTurs or fic"-,! ^^k. II 
 
 filell. It i^ l::-!it ;in'l c^pt-ci.illy ;ifliptf(l )<tr c.irryin;; m itij picket W'ci^'u.ft'^ n;nr:(?.; f!™ - l-'-^-^^^S^ 
 
 .■■rlr>],;cfl l.y :ill nKiTiufacliircrs (f Kevolvcrs, Tho Snu:!i i!; V.'-. •■-, l,"..:. K ■miiil.'n. e i«»i _™_>_^_. 
 I'i.-rirx,Shnrp,nndall bnna.nf carlridgts on be incd vain ..iir 'TUAMP'ii TGRROK <eSiBBBS^S 
 
 Wc ctiarnntcc every Revolver to give aatisfaction. r:.-incmb?r. s>c .■^on.l the 
 ' '11' AMI''.- 'II UKOU," by iiKiil.frc'^ ul rh.iric, fur Jt.7-.0r by i;.\;iif.s, uitli box ot 
 c -'t- .'l;c- . f^r Ji 7^. i'.i« p3yitr,T llif; express cliat^es. (,';;rlri l'^-^ r uv" 1.-: r-ir.t bv tnai'.. 
 «;'r.IC '•' I..'.''T.-..>::imnl? "Trnmn'RTi-rror." bvimiln -'-n : 1.7.-, 
 
 Tlircc Triimp'H TfrrotK, by oxpreBS .'f'4.M) 2 . 
 
 Nl.x - " •■ " 7.(K) 13 
 
 T'vpIvd " " " l'J(M) Ij 
 
 \» ; :i V. .... . iti'-* Pr.'' tW i^kint;. Ucart isiiot, ui^iic u.a.ii .1.. . oonanra, r * s.\me prtce. 
 
 .' i'KK'K MST of tbc " RANGEK " Ucvolvcr, 31-100 caliiire, t!ie b'.-.-^t j2 ca.ibre in the market. Weight, it 07. 
 
 Cost. S^l! /or rr'-fii. 
 
 S I'Hpie i-.*-(Jalibre "Ranger," by mail, post-paiti, W any .1cf'fr«Srt/**#««»«M« # ?3.S(» $^ on *'. v:i* 
 
 T ■■ree " " by express ,,..,,.„,,„<t.iu,ii.ti„>i, ,„„»,..„, g.nrt i3.c;o 9 ']• 
 
 ^'V " " *' ...,, t„.,n„„„„,ti,nn**l4tnitt„ti4ititiKlT.oa 3*1. OCT f).CXT 
 
 Iwel'.e *' " " ,,„.,„, #,/«„/«/#«*//////„,„»,.,«,,.... 33, or? 72.0*7 3}.oo 
 
 We also sell lb" True Blue and Bonanza at same orice. 
 
 d, 9t 
 
 A :^)-o Gold-Mounted Revolver ;br $4, post-paid. 
 
 THE CZAR IS THE AMERICAN GEMTLEMAMS REVOLVER, 
 ^Wu .'/.(■ west rf'ix-i"! R-'Tr>iTer in dc^Tsri^, shclfg •Ittd finish fZ'^r Sft'n in Aineric^t. 
 ■| he i-nt itives but a faint idea of Ihi, beaulif il »'e.ipOf). U i» (Tiade of the finc't 
 I f.'iJi ,s'/<>,-/, positive stop, Ibited cylinder (n.iinCf-ilt'a tlflg rille cartridi;.:s), an; 
 
 I ,v,i,-' ,in ex;va lonq h-irrel. Thr barrel is 4'.s tillKS 411 li'tl); as the cylinder, ■^i\A is nfied as finely as a 
 I :•:.;" oor rillc. It will kill farther than nn ordifflarv Kvol'-'cr will'shoot. The frame and barrel are tripie 
 r . '^'d silver-plated, and the cylinder and ba^e piti af!.' \f::tv\\y golii'/'lated. It is engraved throughO',;t in ar. 
 r.ini^'.site m.inner. and the enrraved uhher -tock is F>.'auti;"nl bejrond descriptinr. Wf.' guarantee it e'ju-zi .'.' 
 a Cnlt or Smith fSi* ll'esson in w^rkwans'ii/', inali^rial ttrtti ikrtijn, Prices, Rubber Stoc'r<, f'jll nicke siiv.r- 
 pl.ite. jtold-uionnted, by mail, DOst-paid, 54. oo ; with irory *(ock, i4>73 ; wim pearl stock, $5.30. Upon r^;- 
 L-ip: of cash with the order, v e cive a b'v>< of caitriri,:'s fr«e with ea,.h Revolver, wh.:n sent by express, Rerr.-mb«r, t''-! 
 ili thr Reroivrr costs you, fit t-f'.xid. W/ d • no' ch,i>i;e yHUi', Cents /,ir p,f:t,tge. We wil 
 
 rne can then bav.f 14 shots v.ady for use : the cvlinu^rS can b» changed in an instant. For SI. 25 extra, an extra barrel, 8 inches long, 
 elegantly rilled, for target shooting. The barr;ls'can be changed in a few seconds, and with an S-iacn harre'. this Revolver is almost as good 
 a= a rifle It loads and ejects cartridges wiih'nit rcmovin:; the cylia'er. If litis Pc—il-tcr is nat as rspres/y^tci -j f ti'/.V r'/und the tnoncy 
 r-ery time. It will sell anywhere tor from 's to Jtj. We have t \dc the price so low we ca-imt r.ake any disc?.:nt by tr.e dczen, % .'jijper 
 dozen being the lowest figures. Order at once, yoa will nit regre'. 1' 
 
 THE CZAK. 
 
 The Handsomest Revolver iti tl.e 
 
 World. 
 
 (RUSSIAN MODEL) 
 
 Has the new positive action cnt-S 
 hoM, hoMing the cylinder, vhich \'^ z 
 Rreit improvemerj 
 over inferuir F.c^*!l' 
 vers sold by ctho 
 p.-rties under \:irioii; 
 nnmei at high'.'r prici- 
 Viartridgt^s, $o i:ta 
 
 i 11.00 Mj-Sis Slot Maf alius Rille for M]V- 
 
 Arriirrifr up /o 1,200 >/'//■'/.-,•. If' /;////. '.' .'■( lO j""n,'i<. ■,'•,'. 2*'< "/"' -iO-iiHii Jlt/nrk. 
 
 One of Ihe njost accm'.ite. hmi.'st raaai-d, i-asiem. loaded . .j .ir;„>9> Ih-.-d, ho.'t cinmrn. ted. simple.at aa.l nio^t perfect Q-'i -h Lr.iKliafT Rero.";:;,i! hii! ■ pvrr made. -Jfj fihrAt 
 in BO !i<ocomln. without Iteniovinitthe lillle Irom tho .Sliouldr-r. It loads, ejects and c.)ck>i with one mo'lou. No oi;tsi,ie hii;;-!. r in th.' way of the ''a'ul. 
 
 Everv one read the following cr.refiiliy: 
 
 It imivovit;tblp "Chaooeof a Lii.'i.m. ■- TMK NKW KVAN^ L.\Ti;sr MODKT. M.\('AZINK UIF»K ^. ,. . „ .,.„ ,. 
 
 i'UorOto 10 poiiuds. ctipckerrd bt.irk w,iliiut siocri, and flighted wltli (|radii,i F.ii;lits -i;- , 1 ,ti(MI \nr<U. 'JOO rirdn l"-;rhpr tli.iu anr n'hor Rppfihii;: Ami. ;ii wliit-ii aisruiu 
 it wiU penotnite It pine botirU, it otMiiiJf uuf oi tin* mont powerhilUt^peatiujr R. s nnu iv, .«i., -^ , ..-i... -.i ...._.. k.t.i- , _ 
 
 I' U -iV ;i'. '- ■nil"'- Tif',-. -6 and :jO-iac;t oiirnd ueiuLl fn.iii abn 
 , ,,,»,,„ ., .....,^. _.J0 r H'Ih r-:rthpr tli.iu flTif n'hor Rppt- ihiij- Ami, ;ii wliit-ii ilisruii.. 
 Tin- >la^a.'i:ii\ -.vUicii caniiM *J<! inni: vonlr- hri- currililg-vs. is located pi Hip frm'k.iiiri 
 
 it willpenotnite it pine botinl, it oeinff uuf oi 'U.* mont powerful Ucpeatiujr R. ^ nnu . 7h<- Ma^'a/irip. -.vUicu cMniiM *:i. inni: vonlr- t.r'.- currililg-.'s. is located pi Hip Krm-k.iiiri 
 am undpr the barrel, and the poiae or Imunot \ini riflpis in no w.iy jitFecrcd. n» '.■* ice-incy impiuri'd by tli.' ptiipryiu.- (^i rUd a;ii;ii/.io. nad .is f.ich carTMu'c l- ravriod in .1 
 aepurate compart mpni. tho gnn is abwolntelj- safe. The working parrs an' all Ht<.v tli..' fr^iai'} ^vrou^hJ iron. :i'i-l tin* oew loukic:; doviff reudorn it iwutividy hi\:v ro carry v. Uvn 
 loft'led. 
 
 N.B.— Thf I':vans ^:^n be ii.sed an a alatftp-shut riflp indepondpnt of the m.iM-Tia.-. and :!* ;i sin^.e-i.iot arr. It i» n f.ial to any. TU^^ k.ic-u;;^' c.ia .i\r:.r h he '^vvr i ili ;'.nJ In 1'- 
 in rosoi-ve. 
 
 'Price of reloading tools for the Kvaus only $5.04) icomplptc sft; fortni-r prit'p, $tJ.0O. 
 
 Kvans' earindge'- can b*)! reioiidi'd iiiauy 1111 
 
 Jaiiifs Lee & Co., 517 LagiHiclietiere Street, .^I^^iitreal, T Q. 
 
;xtra 
 
 mcleH and Engravrd 
 ts extr.T 
 
 mrhH and Knfjnwr-; 
 foiTh.in(lle,|i-'j extru 
 
 C CZAR, 
 
 est Revolver ia tl.e 
 
 Vorld. 
 
 \N MODEL ) 
 poeitivr action c.ic!" 
 
 ,e cylinder, vhicl; i-^ 
 great improvemttT 
 over inferior Kc\ .' 
 vers soI(i by &th':J 
 parties un(li;r MtrivHL 
 r.;imoiathigh'.T pric** 
 
 . v:.irtriJges, 50 r.ht 
 
 K*/^^r trvD. 
 
 •JO Mi":ot« 
 
 rcl uL'/^Lt fr:-m nbu ■ 
 rm. :i' wliicii ilisraiur 
 caieil m Mm .'•ffHrk, nut 
 :Tiil;.'(' I- rarriP'l in j 
 .*ly Ha:v to Ciirry v.hvv. 
 
 ::uJ li. I'J 
 
 :T these Patches h:tb 
 f £tch Blue is so hi 
 to make 200 
 
 ors maieri;.! init th;-:i is ccTitninc'I in 
 Khiy concentrated that we can. 
 Bottles of Bl'.iine, of greater si 
 
 re- !i,'e-cc 
 
 _, TEE MOST REMARKABLE BLUING EVER PRODUCED. 
 
 Positively Free from Injurious Subatarcea. No Sedimout. Nc 
 
 Spotting or Streakii^g of 'Clothes. In use by many First-* 
 
 Oaes Hotels, Laundries and Families in New York 
 
 Knd other cities, and highly endorsed. 
 
 DIRECTIONS."-!:' a clon 1. litis cf *Mor, r-st one or mrre ralches, ana sium well, (t'.ne 
 Patc.i uj :il.o.;t ., piiii 01 «attr will ui^ikc a siroMg liijiad bluinij.) Vuii nuw have a bolllc of Wuinn 
 a. ways ready for i.se. 
 
 to blue cKlhes, nol raorc than half the 'jsual quaniily of hliie water need be mixed, as Patch Blue 
 water holds lUcdorto the last, and there is riodaiger i;i leniiii- clothes lie on tlic bottom of the tub. 
 1 iiu I'al'.li >v:.l d.i M,ure m.r.; than a ten cti.t Louie of i.i.y bljing, and the clothes v. ill look one liuti- 
 urt J ptr cc:.:. Ltittr. 
 
 P:iich^s, by inail, post-paid, a; cents: retail for 5 cents each. Sixty 
 bt». !.y mail, poii.p.ii I, ft ;j ; sell for $i..j<j; profit, ifi 23. Fifty noxc, 
 
 <"K J^-' l'..t'-.ie':, {7.00: tell for lij.uo; profit, |Sl.oo. One Hundred Uuxes, containing 6oj 
 
 ;, 1^15.00 : stii for J3'...c<j ; profit, J15. 00. 
 
 f'.-.ichcs .-re pot in one box. each Patch in a tin-foil wrapper, bearing our Trade Mark. One 
 
 I'luid ! luinj:, uud thty can riadily be .-old fi.r live cents each. 
 
 material 
 
 lOUS. 
 
 prioes.-k: 
 
 -i.;l.c 
 
 '..I ] 
 
 and do. ;iacli i:i a small box. 10 inches long, 7 inches wide, and 4 inches deep, enough 
 cnKt.T -..ian that ordinarily sold at 10c. per bottle. The Coloring Power is simply enormo 
 
 Ltt SCO'S COI/iBliTIOH BOiEStWITH NiGHT-UGHT JUTSCHIIIT, 
 
 Economy and Convenience Combined. Self-Lighting, Self-Recommending and 
 
 Self-Sell.ng. All that Atrents have to do isa to show it, 
 
 S&r AND A SALE IS ItlADE. "Xiia 
 
 1 hi.s Eumer is of it'eif the bt.-t nnd cheapest Kt 
 
 cnablts on'- • — -•--• " -'-- ....-■ . . 
 
 Y 
 
 I'urncr n:;.( 
 
 r.e: 
 
 . , ,„„ .u„ , . . , , . ■;-,,-,- —..Its having a Night I..imp Combination, which 
 
 - ''-'.'"fP ■"" "S"' ' "1 ■•' 'tdtinie, and, should occasion require it, the lamp is instantly li,;hied by turiiiiii; no the 
 WICK ^ 0.1 wi,l observe by the cut 'hat there is a very Mnall wick tube at the side of the ni.iiii wick. When the light is tur'ud 
 ut ihis sniiill W'Ck continues to bur ■, but so small is the Maine that one would hardly notice it, and the amount of the oil u.u. 
 lined by it ,s iiot over a thinibitluU n twenty-four hours, which costs iiiuth less than lual.hes required to liuht the la 
 
 N", 1, .Samijle, l>y iiuiil, 
 
 N '. 1, pel' DdZMi, i'V ej;;re>K, 
 
 No. 1. jier Gro-w, In' f.vj.rfs^, 
 
 ^VTTEaVTION, SPORXSMEIV JLlSTt JPISHKRMErw I 
 
 THE EAGLE CLAV/. 
 
 Is the most mgenicu.* device ever invented for catchinR all kinds of FISH OR'OAME. E,isy to 
 set.^Miiled 10 ,.iiy bait, ai.d can be used anywhere. N 'liiin;; can escape unless rele.i-ed. and tliis is done 
 *.l. .,..,> w„l.;-j: the hani.s. One bait will clih tw..:!iv n,h. Universally recommended by sportsmen 
 .1 IS ui.„..;eJ uir all kinds of animals— fowls, eel-. ' ■. 's. turtles, and all fish that bite at bait, and it is 
 adapteo lor ad kinds of bait. Can be u.sed by i l,i:,,,ieii and ladies. So handlins ihe game alier ii 1 . 
 ..:.ui:ht Will spring to any position in wh ch 11 may be placed. In short, it is a great triumph over ••.= 
 uiisale, uncertain, common fiihliook. .Made of best spring br.iss. Will not rust. 
 
 ■' The Eagle Claw n a very in-eni. us article. The lest device for catching fish and game we evr 
 saw. r.i:e, sure and convenient."— C.'/;/o /ar;«fr. 
 
 Hiitnly re:oi;iniei,ded by the Tur/, I-uli aiui Farm, and the practical Farmer. 
 
 No. 1, for all ordinary fishing, the Ladies' Favorite. 35 cents. No. ?. for general fish.. 
 Ci'VprOF^PRICE ^'""'' """■ ^^^'^' ^'^ MAIL, POST-PAID, ON KE- 
 
 -■^tf*^^***"** T*?!-!!!!*!.— JJo. 1, Sample, bv mail, luist-paid, .S5c. ; per ilus-en 
 _^i.y . sirr-. SJ.50; per gru-.-^, by exprt?-., SliT.OO." No. 2, Samp!.-, by mail, po.si-iaii,( 
 
 •\ MECHANIC'S POCKET KNIFE. 
 
 The accompanying ctit rcprcstn-ji cur superb Combi- 
 nation Ptri Knift. It ctinta.iis cvtrv arlictc, fr.-ri ;i --aw 
 to a loi.ih-pick. :)ui u ptrson rt'^uircs Ncih.r.g ;,ke it 
 ever offtrcu lo the Aiutncan puLiic hi ihe pti_t. •■ 
 
 Hy mnii, |K>»»i-paiii fO To 
 
 Ver/ Extra <>,;Lji:y... I OO 
 
 Six, Eight and Ten Bladed Knives. 
 
 These are a finely finished Knife--Eni;lish -nake— brass ribbed and l:n td, with 
 t:,e pearl handle. In the ccanlry they cannot he found at anyprice, and we i fler them 
 t* cheap as yiiu can purchaKC there a common two or three bladed knife. .-Vn atuve 
 ftaa out do a good busincsi. with this article alone. Ihey arft a curiosity anywhere. 
 
 Sample, G Blade, bv mail, $0 fJO ; 1 ili.icii, f.7 00 
 
 S " ■" M.; 1 " 7 00 
 
 I " 10 " " 1 111; 1 " 9 00 
 
 " 12 " " 1 •_'('; 1 " 11 IIO 
 
 mAGZG ITtriRE SOLDIER, 
 
 NOW IS YOUR TIME TO MAKE MONEY FAST. 
 
 This is an article that is needed in every family, saving time, trouble, and money. 
 It can be used on all articles of Tin-Ware, Brass. Copper or Britannia, without the u- ■■ 
 tf a Solder ng Iron. Xu rosin or acid is i.eeded, and it makes no dilTenmce if the- 
 article to le mtnoed is greasy or dirty. It makes a neat and ihormigh patch, and any 
 r.an, woman or child can use it. One package will mend one hundred or more hole... 
 Don't fail to send for a sample ; five jt .1 thorouph trial, and you will or.ler more. \V- 
 w,<h every one to understand tf.al the Wire Solder is an enti-eiy new article, dilTerent 
 m every respect from anything ever offered to the public, .street salesmen wiM Cnri 
 this one of the best things to sell at fairs and public gatherings, and :n the itreet, as it 
 shows up wtil, and pays a lar^e profit. 
 
 i^nmple, b.r ni»il, lO Cents. 
 
 i Dozen P.i(l;,ii--!i, liy express, . . . $2 ."lO 
 
 1 " ''yt'xpress ... ''^ 
 
 1 Gross " by ezpr««, • . . (< GO 
 
 Montreal Novelty Co,. Box 1120, Montreal, P. Q. 
 
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY ! 
 
 ^*^CT SIZE 0< 
 
 75 Cents. 
 
 AGENTS WANTED, SEE T£R?/IS BELOW. 
 
 RICHARDSON'S 
 
 BATTERIES. 
 
 [I Tlie CrowniDi MeSical aaj SeieiitlSc TriiiDijIi of tlie 
 
 l]/ear/y all Diseases Cured by Electricity. 
 
 As Lightning Purifies the Air, so must 
 Electricity Purify the Blood. 
 
 50 Cents. 
 
 Hundreds of little N 
 
 erves .ml Muscles ii-.)>on.l lotlu; nclion uf \\k RkllAKDSON [iATTKRV t!i.' .v.oiivnt ii i.-, a;,j,!i,.,l. I: alljy, P:ii,i. 
 SlrenijtlH'ns llie WeaU and I'.iinfiil parts, and draws ill Vawin ficni Ih' HIdikI 
 
 2^0 nivdioieE: 
 
 2vi:.^i:-.u^:E5iL^i^ "^ 
 
 It ,Stimula•.^s !h.: Vital Organs to pioi^cr action, ran-iing the Liver to secrete more healthy bile ; thereby causing more porlect di|,'ey.i,>,i-f,^,.i„j 
 
 tS.> Blood from further accumulations of imparities from that cause— enabling it to purify itscIC by the natural process 
 
 IV/u-M (he Blood becomes Pure no disease can lon^ rewain. A Healthy Liver will ma'cf 
 
 Purr Blood ; Pure Blood luill cure all cural/le diseases. 
 
 ^TRY NATURE^S OWIff REMEDY.^ 
 
 Richardson's Battery is positively the Safest, Quickest and Best Remedy for the Cure of the 
 following Diseases, which are nearly al'. caused by the effects of Impure Blood. 
 
 Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Com, .Swollen Joints, Neuralgia, Dysi^psia, Lumbago, Aches and Pains, Pains in the Kones, Sciatic. 
 Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Pimples, Ulcers, Sores, Tumors, Boils, Carbuncles, Vertigo, Nervous and General Debility, Loss of Manhood, Impotenc ■' 
 Seminal Weakness, Female Complaints, Barrenness, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Catarrh, Sore Thrni 
 Bronchitis, Asthma, Pleurisy, Jaundice, Diphtheria, Constipation, Hysteria or Fits, Heartburn, Weak Stomach, Flatulency, Decay Malariai 
 Fever, Chills, also every form r' Female Weakness. 
 
 FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF THE ABOVE DISEASES 
 ELECTRICITY IS EMINENTLY ADAPTED. 
 
 By its .ipplicalion the affected organs are reached, vitalised and strengthened, the difficulties arrested, and, wherever there is 1 ba,i, for . ■ 
 action, the functions can be restored It their normal health. 
 
 THE fiEEM OP ALL UPE IS ELECTEIOTT! 
 
 Tlie RicliarilsQn Bat tery is a Scientific and BeliaWe Appliance for tlie Relief and Cnise of Disease by Electricity. 
 
 lilCHviKOSiOM BATTKKY. 
 
 Having secured the Gener.il Agency for C'an.ida for the Wonilerfnl 
 Me<llenl nistcovery, the Itii-liardHOn IIntt«ry, which is the lesult of a 
 life of study, research and experiment, we nowofTor them to the afTlicted of America. 
 This valuable curative agent has been iotr9di.ced ihroi.ghout the world and has 
 received the most flattering testimonials of woiiderfu: cures, and its use ha« pioduced 
 iuch marvelous results as to merit the high encomiums which it has voluntarily 
 received from ^.cientitic sentlcmen the wnrt.-l nv-T. 
 
 RirhardHOn'M Bntterles ure constructed on purely scientific principles, of 
 various .uiiali^amaled metals, well known to the scientific world. To those tired of 
 taking meilicines and .naltreating their best friend— the stomach— we desir* to say 
 that this method of remedial movement generates and transmits to the syMem a 
 
 magneto-jalv.inic f.ir.-e, which is transformed into vital and physical pswerorstreneth 
 iWiwiVo iiA-^^ T^ ^^'r" '*l»*«>'r bnllOs np (be mMt skaMomd 
 
 ;J^ .v.- !!."?•*■ ' "'-' "''"''= system receives positive and inexhaustible supplies .jf 
 he llle-Klvlnif ranvnl. unattainable through any other method of treatment 
 
 tlius pr;j.lucnig results no less startli<lg than sahitari-. 
 
 It IS a wefl-known fact to the initiated, that a powerful magneto-galvanic a.-ti,.ii 
 can lie produced witho.il friction, as clearV- demonstrated by Prof. Edison in the m 
 venlion of the tele.phone, and Galvaiii, the inventor of Galvanism. The union <>l 
 
 metals alone produces a ueiitle galvanic action, whioh i 
 
 covery, winch, when applied to the human body. 
 
 wonderfnl. 
 
 intcneitied hy this great 
 produces reoaJtit tmly 
 
 llderrnl. In telegraphy, we pr.Kluce the electric current by plunging mdul. 
 m siilpnuric :ii:id, which, by corrosion, decompose* the parts expased to it, tlius l.i. 
 llilating their liMioT with other metals destined to I'orni the ainalijm. When,liowev« 
 It IS desired to apply it to the body, by l).e use of fli..- K'Lluidvju Batter^-, no ,uih' 
 
 I KeaUer, wl 
 
 ■'" ■ "sjiy throw x- 
 I if d mi^^rab^ 
 ' '-it n.-cessary 
 '■■.!:r5us. It will 
 y li'-'lay, when 
 I ''ad marvBlou; 
 :i -^rvf can it do 
 "if '>,7 tw uae? 
 if Directiotw ; 
 
 ;*l ^ ■ ■■■0. u '.i.:|( .,l,QuI 
 
 ■ ''-^t. Ki'.tt tut. 
 
 '■' •' t'w patient is c 
 'j tri extreme 
 ■'. y" inaHlioodt *^. 
 I > 1 li between the si 
 |i -Mood to such an 
 |l- -lightest inconvi 
 I'I'ilir. A Battery » 
 'f»tti!,iis, one for 
 
 AGENTS V 
 
:ry! 
 
 iii.l. It alLiy, Piiii, 
 
 roc'^s.v 
 
 lii«i — fi'.viiij 
 
 » Cure of the 
 Blood. 
 
 the H>ne>, Sciatic i, 
 
 anh(xxl, Impoten.: •, 
 
 tarrh, Sore Tht n;. 
 
 Decay, Mai.ariai 
 
 ASES, 
 
 ere i> i ')aji» for i 
 
 1 Electricity. 
 
 '•^ical pftwer or strength, 
 
 iiexhauslible supplies .>f 
 ;r method of treatmeni, 
 
 UKueto-galvanic adieu 
 Prof, Edison in the rt 
 nanism. The union nt 
 'iSed ^y this gpeat di'^ 
 $e« renal tA tmij 
 ;nt by plunging ine'al. 
 ixpa-icd to It, tnui t.i< 
 15am, When, however . 
 id-*<j(i Batter>-, no luch 
 
 iiir ' 
 
 c m,cils.n.!,eam^s.:„at=.l m -..I, ,„ m,.mn, i„d g-n.-, ,1 • ■ ,„„ 1 u , 
 JV ,r,>u.k,n^..,f ,-.„.pl.,.,,...d „,.„„|„., H..ve b..n .«»,„.r..,.„re, f , ,a„v vA"/ 
 
 ,.,.. ■. year, „„ «rea....t «.„,!,., inpi»»ne.o*„„»„„„.pj^^ ', "ly- 
 
 <i»tng, henlth.re<.lorinir Ballory. «" """"'••ii , health. 
 
 I'll..- inveni.jr exri^rlni-ntfj for ,cvera! y -vr. LH.,r^ l„. ,, —j j 
 
 .,.1-T. ma gentle and .onvenism manner, wijh.ut th« ner-„iev of ul. 
 
 ..:..:y and ..p..iv. apnara.u. .. .,^, ,, U,« ."::^:L7 Z^;:; 
 
 •.. . ,:a., .1,,. 1,,,., w;,,.,, „ .„,„„, f,„„ „„ ^„^ „s cr°nittd 
 
 •.;,-.,ou:-.u™„.; ;;;',i;r.';7;.':K!r"°"- "' ■"■•""'' 
 
 "THE BLOOD I.H TIIE MFF " R. . 
 
 n ^.~.., b. c,,r_.,l K,.,;v.r,l,. e fa '. ' ™''''' "■ f"'^'"^"'™ >:-^n ,!,.,= 
 
 V ---nf.-,. ,h- ■ ■'",:"""■ ■"'°'^"-"«''"'l«condu.mnH,,., 
 
 .'.•^jKaland v.i^ntihc m.-n, i, a .wwdo.t-,n,.t„ fh! T' * '""^ '""'"■' ' ' 
 
 ' i '■■ in miniature form, whidi ha* lon^ h^en , „ >.• '""""'■-'•'"y or-»Pply- 
 
 .^;..«n.e ., eh. .„ve....„„ or.ht^ur^ivr^,;! "•" 
 
 K"(n*><]>. , .. 1 a ,„v,. It 1,. In f^^^^ iVHtoreV, 
 
 Ifyoii wore MiilinIKrrwt in voulh , .„ m 
 
 . .^_. . ^e,f.:..u., K ha, ..ft y.. .„„„, .^^^^^ ^.^d^^r: ^o^ "" '^ '^^' 
 .Hi, caasing you to have an av'r,i.jn I, su,i,.tv ,nl T j > '" of your .nan . 
 ..^.Wi.-.O0ur brain to run .0 .hough, that can tl of t '"" '"^ '""'"'="■ 
 
 '■>™s..„.hdiso;,ed,.nce .„„. laivfof':,!' , het;.farT,eTt:t'^ '^^r' '^" 
 .... i:.e ,u..n,..y . „t. With dim.:ul,y y,„ sUndVr-c f1/': T ' ' '"""' *""''" 
 
 .;e^. ...1 n^e. your d.„e.;,jyn,e„t at^, 1::^:^^::: 7^: 
 
 ;; ' '■■'■ Khl-a<Json Batten. ' ' '"' '■"'■"•""''"'■'■''•''• "■"g-'. 
 
 I ^^i:^::^ir^. tt '■'u'-' '- ^--- -- 
 
 " '- n-'cessary ,0 r.-n,ove th.ir ailment,. We vv c,3 ^ j*"^'"" ^'^"'^y »»d 
 ., "'^=™.-. I'«a.notao,ify„uwishtoh.e .,,;tfl . u P™''""""'™ *• 
 
 * •■ 'V d.--l..y, when an arti le ,, at hand that h*! =1 """""^'""' ■^■"=" 
 
 «d marvelous cures t.ol, en , ,? i tW^^'.^H*^"""*"' «««>«« 
 
 :?^,r°^/'° -" -^- '■^"- '^- ar^n^t ^;;5° -S 
 
 .^S!^r S^!-.f "«'^-7'-" -- ■.^« a..-,.. 1, . 
 
 ►..-/.««,W, ..«.o large B .ten." ^TZ "'"' '^''^ •'S* "'"•"""I. "^ «-">^- 
 
 • . ^ between the shoulde'r blade tlr„..-:r:;:in'; -T '"' ^"^ ^"' ^ ">' 
 ; •■ Wood to suchan extent. When it i. ne« ; ^ ;,:t':' .:j" "rri'"''T''^ 
 
 .' -... i. one .r .ro.n .^x:::^:^:^^ z::\ . ::r ;r !- 
 
 i 
 
 BHttory .,ou,d „,t be worn S^Z^lurCe::'^^^''^'^ 
 
 "... b:::..:!,^:f£^rrr.He I'.i.T r "- ""^'^^^ - -^^ 
 
 Battery directiv ,nl. „„ sjVu2^f "■""' ^ """" '° "•'« f™" "■« 
 -u.dpa.s round and roun t^ Ba .'';':;:;[:" m::;"""'"' "," r^™' ^"™" 
 neoe.,,ary .0 cur-, certain disease,. W>I^ .^ !"'";""'' '""'"' "' '""- 
 
 the disease i, d-ep-seated. The b.,x.^ Ind ,v ? ^ ""■'' '^"'""">' **•"'• 
 
 .Teot.M mnch more ,uic.,y than o'l::^;," le -'V; t::; 'I' '^ '""'' f'""' "'■ 
 ':> C'lre the .an,e disease. 1^ ='=ctrK „) , and i.onie „..,uire a longer ti,„,. 
 
 ASK FOR RICHARDSON'S BATTERY 
 
 AND TAKE NO OTHER. 
 
 or.be heart of the Battery, and - Pate^d"^^ . ."'i; s ^Vb w':!'^ ? "IT** 
 'I- other side ; and see „,„ ,he Battery w,,,^,-^ u/, a'lt. ' ^"^ °" 
 
 Ihe Battery can be had from our AjonN or we will ^nd h ; 
 
 . --Pt of 75 cent, for adults or 50 cents L ChSk si«. ' """' '^'^'^ - 
 
 /4/l^ AGE/\/r (Male or Female) WANTED IN EVERY 
 PART OF CANADA. 
 
 QUICK SALES AND ENORMOUS PROFITS. 
 
 Ba,teries""Tr'e ;■"'■" '° 't" ""' ■'"^'." "^•-"^ '" >-°- ^«'™ f« "•= «ie"or our 
 tia.t.r.es There h.us never been an article introduced to llie rublic that ^Z^ ^l 
 
 w:: d eaHy~;::?„ rslT' °' "?.=°"'"r r •" "" "'•^ "-' "••^ 
 Bat.erieshave^:„:^j^:r-^t::.:;ir^::;r:;'-r;::.r""'^"'"^'''^ 
 
 order9d whi h wi). .s*^ f. ?„ ,r "' T°^ ''°^®" Batteries 
 
 woiid,. !■„' ,.fT-.. f n ^ '"* '■"■" "■'""''=*. »■•• >bey describe th. 
 
 ad : f ;^:i/-':hrr '" ;'" "" "' ''^ ■""»""' ~""'" •"= — - 
 
 Richardson Battery - .r "n' °' '■'""''""'■ ""' '^' "•= <" "- 
 
 .i.h^:;::rL^rc^:.:rt:::„':r',:::';^xr-^ '--t 
 
 Batfprv Tn tu- . ^ ' '*'*> '^ 'heir money or th^ 
 
 TZ,i, i "'*'' '""" ^'""^ "' ""'"S o" "" ■'-er.age fifty a day Ciu« It 
 
 a trial ar,d see If you can not do the samJ ^ * 
 
 PRICE LIST TO AGENTS. 
 
 GALVANOMETERS, Twcnty-Pive cents each. 
 
 Evpress, P.0 Money Or::^";;:^^^;^:' ""'"' '' ' ^"' '" ''^ """'' 
 Addroi all communications to 
 
 JAS, 
 
 Nehts w«nteo ekervwhere. 
 
 LEE & CO., 
 
somjiJthing.new in music. 
 
 ^ 
 
 The 
 iifc-timp. 
 tl.iming of 
 will liXft a 
 knowU^lj^e 
 •*ill be iloli 
 
 THE LATEST INVENTION IN THE MUSICAL, LINK IS THB 
 
 MET 4LAPH ONE. 
 
 prottiost, oheniieHt, most liural lo instrument jet invented. It is mwie of niot:il ai].l wood, and will Ijim .> 
 It inakas a ino>l lovely mdwly, -.vhich wo can coini.uic to nothini,' eke than tho hilvcry ijoalini,' or deliti( . 
 
 hells, wnieh, however, fall far short of the delightful nuisie i.ioducod hv this truly wmdorful inHtrument/ ': 
 lilr-tnne, cannot po.s!,ib,y break or get out of order. It is h) simple" any child ea.i i.liiy it at niglU. \,, 
 
 of nuiMC iH requjrud. !>. n-t iiiil to .-end lor one of the>o marvelmis ins; rnments. Wo guarunleo iLut y ■ 
 ishlvd with It. It not we w:A refund money in every case. Wo huvo thera in Um> sizes: 
 
 No. 1. 
 
 Siiiiii le, by innil, piwt phid S 50 
 
 Tlirw, liy E.X|llt^"^ 1.(10 
 
 ^}'<-, ;; IW 
 
 JWfivc, " .^ •■;() 
 
 No. '.'. 
 
 i 75 
 l.W 
 2 7.-, 
 .•.00 
 
 THE ORIGINAL PARISIAN 
 
 SMOKER'S PRIZE PACKAGE. 
 
 The above Croods come nicely 
 f.' -ked in a case, ready for mail- 
 '■•c. and are having a big sale. 
 1 .he Tui'iiaje ccnuini ihe 
 f(>!;ov,;;,p ;;ooas; 
 
 Two Fine French Clay Meer- 
 •■*;>..'.. ini r yti, tiicciv raounltd. 
 
 One laie style Frei.ch Cigar Hold- 
 er. \ try i.howy. 
 
 ' "ne Fine Cigarette Holder, worth 
 akrit :t, cents. 
 
 One Piir Fine Cuff Buttons, 
 
 Or,e i->i Fine Ball Studs, 
 ur.c F;r.e Collar HwVon, ' 
 
 Tr.cse are all first-clacs goods, 
 ar.^ worth the price 
 
 c'-.argej . 
 
 ■UHi unau 
 
 Spt.i port-paid by mail for 30 ctl. 
 ,^^_^ Wholesale price, per doren, ((1.75 : 
 lidoa^Jttf. J U. i gross, ilaoo. 
 
 HERE YOU ARE, BOYS I 
 
 Just the thine for a little harmlc 
 the best^ material— from pcniiine h; 
 
 inasqueradir.g. T h?<e Moustaches are made of 
 
 .....Biti 10.— ..viii H"-'""'"- ^ can be fastened or removed from the face with 
 
 ease, ana when worn cannot be luld iVcim.the real prtH;iiCt;< ;i of razor and soap. Boys 
 and younp men can huve host;, of futi by putiiiig thtrn on .n a crowd of friends, who 
 will be greatly astonished at the sudden tranbformation, We furnish them io different 
 ctyles and colors. 
 
 Sent, popt-pajd, f<»r 25 cenlP ; 8 for 50 cenia. 
 
 Patent Self-Adju sting Buckles. 
 
 For Pants and Vests, Drawer^ 
 and Bathing Suits, with 
 Ventilated Sjiiral 
 Springs. 
 Air AY WITH SUSPENDERS. 
 This convenient little article vices 
 aw:iy ^vith the uncomfcTtable eld 
 ^ly'e. of strap and buck'e, across 
 the back ; it supports it but does not impede respiratic n, and can be aitacned to any 
 garraent in five minutes, without sewing or any mar.ipulr.tion. It affords perfect ven- 
 tilation, and for ease and comfort exct.-ls anything ever invented. 
 
 It is very novel. Every one on setlng it exciaim, " It's just what we wanted." 
 The following are some of its merits, viz ■ 
 
 jst. It causes a perfect *1r of any garment to which it is applied. 
 ■d. It dues not strnin or draw upon the body while stooping (or in any other pos- 
 ture), as do the straps and buckles now used, when buckled up tight. 
 
 ^d. It allows perfect freedom of ihe body when taking exercise, and can be tight' 
 cuedor loosened to suit the convenience of the wearer. 
 
 4th. It is easily adjusted to Pants, Vests and Drawers, and can be changed fron* 
 ime garment &o another in a moment. 
 
 Sample sent, post-paid, for 35 cents; x do7en, $3. 00; 3 dozen, fs.oo; 6 doaen, 
 |g.SO; 13 dozen, fi8 00. 
 
 CORK-SCREW TOOL COMBINATION. 
 
 NINE TOOLS IN ONE. 
 
 Knirtf-SIUfpffier, Pcissor^-S'hrxrpciur, G!a^^-Cutl■-■^, Saw-Sel, Can-Opener, Ice-P 
 Graduaied Wrench, Cork-Screw and Paper Paitem-Cuticr. 
 One sample by mail, 25 cents. Coit. Sfli/cr. 
 
 One dozen, by express f ,-;(i ^3 00 
 
 One hundred, by exp ress ti Ot" 25 00 
 
 ADAMS' COMBINATION^ 
 
 Onesaitiple i^ctnts. loo, by exprt-s j, , i 
 
 Magic Fountain Cold Water ^eiL 
 
 Highly important discovery. Wiiiiiig wiihout ink— umiic .v..lcr ) li l^ .,,i...> 
 ready lor u'^e ; it docs not reciuirc wifing.- it Jmch not oxijuf 1 1 s,a'.-.,r; i: is .. \.\-.-, 
 to any kind of holder ; it will write three pages with but one (iip no tippin,< eve/ 
 ink bottle; can carry a week's supply in your coat-pocket; (.nt ten willlaat sevtrJ 
 months. Will sell like "hot cakes" on the street, in offices: in tact cvcrj'wh.jre. I r 
 it is an article that everyone uses. *S- Try one dozen, and you will buy a jr'.NS i t;i 
 time. 
 
 .Sample Pen, by mail Jo 10 
 
 1 Dozen, " i;.) 
 
 1 Gr»»8, " 2 00 
 
 Nickel-plaled Holder, Reversible, per dozea 60 
 
 Nickel:pl.'ited Holder, Keversible, per g^o^i' 6 00 
 
 i^nr^liPQ IJ> Hia (iaijs and Stump Speeches ; Nigger ar.l 
 K| INrN I Dutch Storie.=i and Dialogues ; Broken Chinw 
 lJ\Jl^^\J I Dialect Pieces, and Qtieer Conundrums. 
 Among its contents will be found " (ienuine Darkey Stump Speeches, 
 hit' ing oS all the vagaries of Uf« ; Conimdnmis thi^ 'will sat the wh< le 
 Cettinent guessing, and then they'll have to "give 'em up" half tb? 
 \Am^ ! Dutch and Yankee Stories, that won't leave a button intact unls'^ 
 it's toi '-ed't'd by one of our steel 'wire stitching machines? Gags for End Mei; 
 — the best lot of these funny answers and questions ever collected. The 
 Minstrel, the Sho'wman and the Circus Clown will find here all they wact 
 to set a house in a rip-roarioua roar. Dntrfiiest kind of Deitcher Stciries 
 and Dialogues, Nigger Dialogues, Stories, etc., full of the comical mictira 
 so jwculiar to the machinating contraband. Eqery page is stuffed full i 
 the jolliest kind of fun. There's a hearty laugli in every line. 
 
 Price 30 cents. 
 
 Montreal Novelty Co.. P. 0. Box 1120. Montreal. P. 0. 
 
no. 
 
 rood, and will Iil^; > 
 jjouling or ilulitii .., 
 iliil iimtruineiit. .'; 
 iiy ii at Kt^ht. S 
 
 MBINATION. 
 
 ■el. Can. Opener. Ic«-P 
 aitem-Cuticr. 
 
 ' 25 00 
 
 ION. 
 
 • ., 
 
 rmtej- 
 
 Vater Pen. 
 
 UMJi,; -v.iier 1 11 l^ .nm. vs 
 Jl?'' t t Mii'j.ir ; il is .1 I..]i\J 
 .tnc <iip 110 tippii4( r\ei . 
 L'l ; f'ltt, Lfll *illl;i!-l <''vc : 
 fs: iii (act evcr>'wh',-r, ■ 
 d you will buy a grt ^s ; 1:1 
 
 $0 10 
 
 '.'.■) 
 
 2 00 
 
 len 60 
 
 )«■ 6 00 
 
 Ipeeches ; Nigger iii. 1 
 igues ; Broken Chinw 
 r Conundrums, 
 key Slump Speeches, 
 that will set tne «h' i' 
 [ive 'em up " half tb- 
 a button Intact unif- 
 ies ? Gags for End Mt-; 
 13 ever collected. Th; 
 ind here all they wfnt 
 ind of beitcher Sturie^ 
 of the comical unctii :i 
 page is stuffed f ui; i 
 every line. 
 
 0. 
 
\ 
 
 Prtx 
 
 $6.( 
 
 It wi 
 
 cliild us w«l 
 iiiusic beiiitj 
 kinil of mil 
 Ik'X, for the 
 fecteil, and 
 or burs (ih 
 til no ; the I 
 pared pape 
 spring thro 
 I ept turniui 
 U ii'i (>tb<:fr 
 iiiHl:u ueut 
 |'<>l>u:ur tun 
 
 Silk1 
 
Tt«i 
 
 
 t Cut m Ciact Siz* o4 Boi. 
 
 THK 
 
 AMERICAN 
 
 PRIZE PASTE 
 
 STOVE POLISH 
 
 NO MIXING I NO DUSTl 
 
 NO SMELLI 
 
 ProdooM a pwDULDent and brilliknt Poluh, npon 
 
 » Hoi OB Cols Stovk, without ibe 
 
 OM of brnah or water. 
 
 JAMES LEE & CO. 
 
 MONTREAL, 
 
 It » Alwayi Keady loi Uae. and Htoauceii a.i insiaMatitoaa aed Pinta> 
 
 oebt Luaire of Matchleia Bnlharjcy on a Hot or Cold Stova. No 
 
 Mixinc Requirf J. No Dun Raised. No Srrjell Produced. 
 
 No Waste Nece&sary. No Rust Caused. No Bruab 
 
 Needed. No Time Lost. No Labor Wasted. 
 
 DO NOT R£AI} THIS**" y>ju art now eiroini f ouo 01 fmn a Ttar tlndy, u tfcti 
 IM • foir laUry it, »c lujiti. aucI •.twn\tl ijlify tvtn thi bMI of Agtuu . bal if you wt Mi. I ac« 
 •AmiDg (iy<< Cif ^ivoo a ycir, And i!c».rt tu iju »r, 
 
 RJPID THE FOLLOWINO'-Antl >c< how it cm U doo. by .very «ctiT« Aneul 
 In ihe tiiii iilact... Occd Slovf ixhsh ii .tn .il«ilul» n«tM«lty in tvery fjmilv il ii only » ijuiuinc 
 iheo, of cffenn. ih« hot lo nak< > t^<. To i.rove ihit THE AMERICAN PRIZE ii ih« b.ii, 
 ii an fa»y utk. .\ll you have lo dr. ii lo Kave « bin open, and a v>l«c« of rag lo begin oiieraliou 
 You rnw ifiiroach ihe «ia»e and a(.)'ly the PoIi»h. Ihe reiull will b« to itarlliugly beautiful that r.' 
 furthei wfirdj wiU be necet»ary. If the Move is u t convenienl, anythii.g will Jo to eaperunerl 
 with ^ ou can produce on a piece of wood, a scr.ip of paper, or a pot.ito a luaira eq'ial to a h i- 
 Difchcd nmror Now niake the fnljowing poinu >uiit ai itrong aa you poaaibly c«n ; i. That THE 
 AMERICAN PRIZE POLISH requ.rei no water or iniiing. Ilka the varioua caka or powder 
 
 IpolishM. 1. That it 15 ielf-shiniiijr, and DO labor 11 required j. That no dun ot imeU of any aiu* 
 
 I arilaa from lU use. And lastly, Thki it haj no e<iual iii the world. 
 
 rtjual 
 
 AO*i>U' ProDIi lallloa at Wholegsle lo Stores ind 
 
 Suo-Ag*ols. 
 
 To Afinli. /or Si go Jo: Frofit 
 
 ..I 7 50 $12 0(1 H 50 
 
 ... 21 00 36 CO 16 00 
 
 ... 40 00 72 00 32 00 
 
 1 Oroaa, by freight.. 
 3 Grow, " 
 6 Groe^ ■' 
 
 RauU Pric* IOC. par Bot. 
 Aaenti' ProBtit oo Retail Sales. 
 
 Silll/or. Profit 
 
 $21 60 $14 10 
 
 64 80 „ 43 SO 
 
 129 60 89 >;0 
 
 Sample Doien, by eipreta, to Agents, 75 cenui. 
 fcWe caaaol Imprias too strongly on the mloda of our ragular Agents the policy 
 of employlDg Snb-Agema. They wilt readily pay you SB.OO a groai, which 
 g1*ee yoe a good profit, end at the aame time cnebles them to reellie over Five Dolle.. 
 a Day clear mooey selling at retail. Oood Sub-Agente ceo easily sell one gross a day. 
 
 i_ ,JI"v''°''f'"' P"' "P ™' K">" '" ^ ''°». ■"'d should alwayi be ordered by the gio«, and alwaTi 
 By freight. It u not profiuble to have Polinh ii-nt by eiprcii, for il il very heavy, and the eipreu 
 chargea would be nearly four tiitrna as much a« by freight. 
 
 ._ 2^ orders should be accompanied with the full amount of cash— in order that gooda laa* b« lat 
 by Fast Freight. Send money by P. O. Order Registered Letter, or by Draft. 
 
 Oui Agenu will find it tafe to order a Sample Dojeo by txprett tor tnal. Wnen you are fully «at.». 
 bad thai the kuauaaa ii really profiuble, you can order a number of giou at a lime, and have ite 
 goods sent by freight 
 
 ■4- 
 
 $6.00 The Wonderful Mechanical Piano-ette. $6.00^ 
 
 THE MOST MARVELLOUS MECHANICAL INVENTION OF THE ABE. 
 
 cl ild al'w«ll'ii.'hv u''^rV»n%'" " "*'"'»{■'"'?,?'"' P.'e^i°B pann". Dirficult ami Himple music iiroiluced in a ma«t«ly s-yU', and it can Le plav.d l-y ;, 
 ?.''.''l\^.:^«"_'".''y Yln*f„r„*™:;";;l"'J ^'i^..'^A"i""„TJ^,f7/,"S'?L«»*.'^*r?^' "'.''"y de«^"ption, ,,l,.ying hcur .after huur. without a„V kmiw'^ U -i 
 
 Silk Rubber Waterproof Aprons. 
 
 For Ladiea, Misses and Children. Pleaie do not coa- 
 
 louud ihesf Aprons wiih tlie cheap oil cloth Aprons that have 
 bt-en .sold by different firms within the past year. Our Aproitt 
 ate entirely different from theae tticky, lumtly ilt-thatti 
 things which some parlies have had cheek enough to tell for 
 n alerproof Aprona. Our tiattems consist of all the newest 
 and latest designs made, and are very pretty. They are made 
 ill cur own csublishment, and can be procured of tu) other par. 
 rica. Ladies wiH riurchase our Aprons when you could not give 
 away ftne of the cheaper kind : hence it is for your interest to 
 buy Aprons tif uj. You will be sure to sell one or more al every 
 house even if ihey have one of the cheap kind, when our soft, 
 tllk-like Apron is shown them, ihey are to much better pleased 
 with Ihem that your sale it made. We also make Aprons for 
 men at work in shoe and cotton factone<. as well «s other places. 
 Don't fiul 10 give theae Aprons a inal. They tell tut and say 
 jood profiu. 
 
 full Size, by expri 
 
 Childrcn't Full S.ie, by eiipress, Jj.ss; 
 
 press, $a.75 
 
 , WHOUSALE PRICE-IIST TO AlERTS.-i Sample Udiea- 
 
 full Sue, post-paid 6oc.; \ Dos. Ladies FuS Site, hyea.gj.so; 
 1 Sample .Misses' Full S-e, post-paid, 50c.; i Dozen Missea 
 
 1 Sample Children's Full Sixe. post-paid, 35c.- 1 Dosen 
 •1 u^ ^ I, c- -^ • '"■*• *' ''■ ' Sample Bib, Foil Size, post-paid, ase.; s 
 
 Oosea Vitia FuU S.re. by eaprets, 50c.: la Dozen Bibs, FuU Size, by exoreaa sa oo 
 
 'V'J^^-V-^ 
 
 OlEOFiyEBISnElLIISlRTICLESIIIBEWDBLDl 
 
 This Duster Is enc of th<i best telling articlea ever offered 
 ■0 Agents. They are a household oeceaslty. There It dc lady 
 who Keeps a house that haa not nae for them every day cf bm 
 life. They are a necessity in every Itouse, atore, or office and 
 aie aeld ao cheap thai no oas can offerd to be without one. 
 Mautv of our Agents make them a leading ardele, or sell aou^ 
 lag dee, aa they are a new article that hat never been canvassed 
 far, durable, and to cheap that a tale It almost certain at every 
 house. 
 
 A FEATHER DUSTEB 
 
 Is an article that heretolbre haa been too azpeative a huury kr 
 
 most people to indtilga in, ranjpsg la price from 75 cenis te 
 
 (i. JO. Our own are couea ap in a very taaty aad attractive 
 
 . style, adorned with tiD the oolors ef las rainbow, aad what* 
 
 lone of thaae is offered st the trifling earn ef t} osMs, a scie ■ 
 
 r certain. A trial is all that Is aasessaiy to ceaviaes lbs bmi 
 
 Sample, by mail, post-paid $0 86 
 
 1 DoMD, by exprcM „ i 00 
 
 12 Doien, by ezpreM. 10 00 
 
 Montreal Novelty Co., P. 0. Box 1120. Montreal, P. 0. 
 
^b^J^?]^^" 9E'»e^f^' I »-f8XIEB'S PHIflT ByTTOI-HOLE 'mm 
 
 *fr4..r'li 
 
 -ir^ lt\r\l' to 
 
 t> itV '''iHai.t 
 
 I* cryiUl, 
 
 ><1 loiinh 0* 
 
 ^'^rt timt, 
 
 M h^ the 
 
 K ' ^ of 
 
 ; color- 
 
 ' ^ trans- 
 
 r, .ind 
 
 i' 
 
 Tiuri.. II ,1 
 
 m IV bf wiwh"'! an<1 rl^iri,,..} I 
 iiun-iiily Fi«,il,, Sli-ll, \V,,,„( 
 Anihier, Sr^limry, Srnlpmrn A 
 jUo lor MiiiiiiiiPiK ^ii-wi ' 
 H.iniple Hull leu, 
 
 i< 
 
 .(ki 
 
 I ..l.'.P.M' ,„ _ „ 
 
 -t( NitM.itnilllut hithcrto*L..„ 
 t of ujl Cinifiii, ilK <^f/.,,.J 
 " 11 II. 111:1 lo hi- liilcrred llui 
 
 '" " !'• ttlih nny ( rmcm wIM 
 
 sl.ih.l 'loilini; m w.iler, yul ihi) 
 ;iMr, «,ivwii|, |«rli-. I ^..r.'iv, li iiiiii.'K i,,.i. 
 I., l-.niy, |.,-.,ih. r l'..|r.,T M.,1-1,,-., M,.,-,:., linilli, 
 u.illy iqiiiini.g I'l.iics, {;|.ih,, I'lrinri* Fr.imrt, 
 
 1 'il'0»« 
 
 fo 2.5 
 10 00 
 
 1 
 
 The Needle-Threading thimble. 
 
 fire.ilehl Novelty of I h<. 
 
 Ijlh (.'.•hut; a [)|.u-ik,iI 
 
 I.M.I i.l;,,l,l,- im-thoH of 
 
 ., 'I'hrrn.li.,j .NVo.lle% (muni 
 
 *■ .It li*...!, '! lie 4i;.ntteM, most 
 
 Ui'lill l.ll.l i II ,11 I, I live 
 novelty .-vrr iii> .lilt'il for 
 
 Woman's Use, ai.d mi 
 l..'ly\ wr.rkli^i^kfl slioiiid 
 Ij.- witlioiit it I,a.lRvi just 
 tliink of il ; (lie ihimbk-on 
 ^ \'.tir fiiipei, wlij. ji you sew 
 .ii'i, will eiLiIile yo'i to 
 'ire.iH v.Hir n.-edles ttlmost 
 ill." n.irl. Nti loiiRiT I.IK 
 "ir p.Tli.'ncc or yniiT lyc 
 -i(!llt. while J. .11 cjll hive 
 <n artiile f,,r .1 |irir.- 
 ii.arcclv exccciling that of 
 llie oi.lin.iry scwiiif; thim- 
 ble Willi a few minutes' 
 Iirjrtic.. you car thread 
 crdin.iry coarse or finc,s 
 
 -.|p.T.ori.y over the old common thiml.ie , , that' it enable* aladylo Thread hc^ needle' '^ 
 tL ' ^ *"■."■ "^^ ""'' "PVli'y.wl'il" - a .-'•winK thimble it i. eoual ly areo, d 
 1 h..Te 1. not a m.in. woman m , hid^ but wli,,i will I,.- pi.,,,,! „„| ' T is veA.^ t 
 b ■■..,<, t sho»^ irs value to,u.:h .i.lvaatiige as tocmvince ihemosl skent cal cus?oT^cr^ 
 i. IS Maple, never get, out of dale <>r Liuon, a Rrosii only weiKhs tC"t»ui U^ 
 ■i.,iy be cirrtwl in the po,:k.M whil,- sellinii, wi|lK.ul beinc f.-lt TheTI„!l.T, iV J 
 
 ;'S;^i£-rti^-i,;::7lt;=t;i^:;,.j,;;;S'IS»^ 
 
 iLcuUrs and direction, accompany each Thunbl,. free. Sample, po.l'p«W?26c. 
 
 Aim CONVENIEBT 
 MTTIIOD IF 
 mEADiNSK;. .„ 
 IN THE WOELI. 
 
 1 Dozen, b» mail, poiit-psiil. 
 
 '? 1. i. ' 4.' 
 
 <",>irj 
 ..?! '2.) 
 .. 4 00 
 .. fi 60 
 ..I'J 00 
 
 $3 00 
 
 9 00 
 
 18 00 
 
 K« 00 
 
 %\ •■.5 
 
 -0 
 11 60 
 24 00 
 
 Hartslmni's Improved Patent Folding Lamp-Shade. 
 
 Folded for Packing 
 PoHl-I>:ii.| S,ini|Ji..i. 
 1 D(i/.fii. Iiy iii:ill, 
 6 D<>2eti, 
 
 Durable I Handsome I 
 Convenient I Cheap I 
 Till alre.i.ly pn|,„|ar Shade h,« been 
 rr-reiiil) improie.l liy connecting the wir'.s 
 II Ih.' mp Willi a hr.iss ring, so that it w.li 
 always retain us sh.,p,., ,,iid hanp, irtie ci. 
 the chimney These wires being jeCLrel. 
 fastened to the shade, render the use cf a 
 separate sliade-rlasp unnecessary, the ad.li 
 iKinal expense of which s thus avoided I 
 -i.ickiiii.. ihey occupy the least space of any 
 ade 111 the market, three doren re<|iiirinL' 
 a box only sJj inches square by 4j< inch, 
 ■leep A Miigle sh.i le, when tolded, is le 
 t.ian Vi of an inch thick, and can be pack-., 
 loose wiih ..iher g.wds, or carried in the 
 p.i. tei withuiii injury They are well made, 
 .I..1I1 sii'-ngitiL-ne.l. and very durable, orna- 
 Mieiii ,l«',ih a vaiiety of designs of assoried 
 ..yl.-s iiul ..,l.,r» 
 
 - $0 2.5 
 1 2.5 
 fi 5(1 
 
 pAteNTBD Jroi 87, I8ri, 4iifi> FmRrABy a, n:j 
 
 Awarderf the P,ci Prsmium at i. 
 
 caa laMftutf and Maryltn.l l.i 
 ■titute Fail, 1171 
 
 r» one of thennuit inH».trtan' inv 'nll.>n. 
 age I 'Ihe nnjsl pcrlaci liulton ll.la Work 
 inveii. -t Sa simple thai a chll I .. in work „ 
 
 p.-rl... -il' n-h'lN wi.h it Ihiii th.' mos- -,; 
 eii.,i!il n .>■• . an work without It K?«ry ilii 
 taken wi,;' '< most perfect mechanic il a.:, ur. 
 It i< Ukcd V iire> Inilepenlenl .jf t'w ,■» 
 lachiiie, ai,.| will U,t a lin-tima Ihws ,„ 
 
 1.1, ,...>r.L. ..... ik.. a_ I .L 
 
 With prickinii the Hngan, •irali.ing the 
 ii.i|"rl.rl and irreai/l.ir worl-r I-.' 
 \\\ ^ uive 111..V.11. .1 ^11.... . 
 
 Ihe ^y- 
 
 1 UdZiU, I)V ((XpieSi. 
 
 1 " In-m.lil, 
 3 " liy expri>n«, 
 
 I y give u 
 
 Its waiii'.d .'.'ei'ywh.T • 
 
 8ampH, by mail, 50 Ctn-i 
 
 . %\ ")t> 
 
 • • 4 ■« 1 
 
 • lo fH» 
 
 THE "P ERF EC T" COMBINA TlON 
 
 For Boots. Shoes and Clothing. I 
 
 BUTTONS CAN BE ATT.XCHEO ^ 
 Instnnily Without Sewing jf 
 
 Superior 10 anyihing of t'.i • km I eve- 
 rifTered, and will s..!l rea.lily wh-rever intr*. 
 .iiir.-d It IS a perfect remedy for Iha ditfi. 
 iliy every lady exiwrlencM of constantly i 
 iiii; ih" bullous from her boots. W.if. ' 
 thd'aslener ili..|.,iiiniisc.ui beapplied In a moment, ar.d will n-v ir c )m...>(r m- 
 ,.111 a,„l |.,..k unli.ty.as »lien s.w.-.| on Tl, v cm be rea lily r-mo'v,-, "f l'. 
 Warrnnted not to Hurt the Foot or Injure the Stocking Wh-n 
 in a laniily they will never do wulioiit them ' 1. 1.,- • - 
 
 V l.ii an, I. 
 . Ili.i 111. re 
 
 !<'! ll. a wn 
 TAKt HOL 
 
 . -!', so that 
 .; iM.l sav.- m 
 
 Siiiii|ii.., 
 1 Outfii, 
 
 1 " 
 
 1 (Jrrn.^ 
 
 CIGARI 
 
 in a family they will never ilo wuliout them Kach box coutiin, n Fa,i.-,i--, . 
 Iluiions, I Eleuant Olove-Diiltoner, 1 Strong Shoe Itutt.iner t K-vPiau ^.f 
 for »5 (.ems. '' *"■* o..., 
 
 1 Sample Lot, by ni,'\il, poflt-n:iiii, 
 
 1 Dozen Sample Lou, by mail, pout-paM, 
 
 I Gross Sample Lob<, liy expreiw, . 
 
 10 i', 
 
 ! 50 
 1-5 0<) 
 
 Our New Patent Focket Mfi. 
 
 The Only Real Pocket Sca^e 
 
 l.N THE MAIIKKI'. 
 
 Madi' of Metal Heavily XirHe-Plaletl 
 iJOMPACT, STRONG and DURABLE. 
 
 Cl'N liK (.'ARHIKD IN TU,. VEST POGKUT 
 
 Each One Warranted Absolutely Accurat« 
 
 'WT'elsla.ai xa^P to a Z>ou.xxc1m. 
 
 AOENTH WANTED 
 
 
 SHmpiiiliy Mall 
 1 'ti.;ee 
 
 «atw 
 a. 00 
 
 34. (M 
 
 3 SamiilpH, 
 
 1 OllZrU, 
 
 3 " hv 
 
 () ■• 
 
 AilClit'B k I 
 
 W?fc latent ilijustable Watch Key, 
 
 i»iUT»nt«il Ml wtnil any Watoh, and to last for yoara. 1 They will adjMt tk.iiii- 
 Helfoato my W^ieh i.uit rminirsa n key. 'i. They will not alip olT tha winiUa« pow « 
 w«»ri>fft.h».in)(l.<H ( One will laat longer tlian a himdreJof the or.linary Watch K.fi. 
 ,4. ItiH .iiiimplH auiit and iaganioai ooatriranuetbM wllli;ommend ilaolf to any 4u« '»ii . 
 laeaaii. ihn liey iiita a Minall ring in lh«oenire torlhopnrpone of at:aohlng 1'. »« yjn ..^t 
 Uhain. milling 4 liMft.ji.rTi ntjarm Qc Qrnanient iVtrr nJ Hpy*, 54> I'ti*. 
 
 ■'sample, by mail 
 1 Doien, " 
 
 Montreal Novelty Co..' Box 1120 Montreal. P. 0. 
 
 Mo 
 
lAHv a, H't 
 
 Pr«mium at to.* ,*in • 
 • "i Maryland I.) 
 'an., H7X 
 
 immirtrffl' InV -ntiiin, 
 
 ! Uuiioa n.l* Wnrk 
 
 .It a chil I <- 111 Wnrk it ' 
 h it III. Ill tlu! moi" •»; • 
 
 viiliout h Krvr/ itit 
 rfecl marhankil aoun 
 l«p«n't«nt fit I'm ir« 
 
 It a li!t-tim« |iiir> iw 
 in.iiraining Ih- i-yi^, , 
 lir wnrLrt.r t at ' 
 
 ng. 
 
 J 
 
 vH 
 
 :a 
 
 5 
 
 H 
 
 ever 
 
 J 
 
 mm 
 
 itro- 
 
 ii 
 
 Kil^H 
 
 lirti- 
 
 ^^ 
 
 H^^l 
 
 vIlM 
 
 tf 
 
 ^W 
 
 n*v ;r c im* '» 
 
 Tnnr ,• 
 
 Illy 
 
 r *rmv 
 
 1 if 1-, 
 
 kInK 
 
 Wh- 
 
 n 111.. • 
 
 in» I 
 
 > F.t«i'-i 
 
 fPi, v 
 
 K.n 
 
 •P.iyil 
 
 Silil, : 
 
 
 ■ fo 
 
 2' 
 
 • 
 
 I 
 
 50 
 
 
 ■ 15 0) 
 
 BABLE. 
 
 'OOKBT 
 
 Hv Accuratfi 
 
 Ther irill adjaat tkiiii 
 p off the wiDdlof [XMt K 
 Ue onlindrj Watch IXif * 
 'Di itaolf to ±aj autt 'vli • 
 if atiaohioK it 'o *Jj** ' '*\ 
 
 -lightef and Match-Boy 
 
 Thi. It what A|tma art loailng for 
 
 well-liiiown 1,41 1 
 w«y. bohni.l • I 
 
 jf --. . 
 griliiiii lighl olUof lliiciiN 
 
 \iiii i..i\» m go liiin a 
 
 tt-r, or ID II tnrntr nf i 
 
 1.111. »n.i light f,om M, I-, ., d„„o „,„,|,„ 
 l-lif yn,i,„ccr-,| „ig,|,i,y , i^h, I, , 
 ;.«iii.iv» in^,,,,,!!,,.., I „in. ThucV.r-l.iuh.rr 
 »iJ ^n,il,l. y„„ „i li,M , ,:jg„,. r,g..„,„ „,",",; 
 
 f.iutv nniih will 'ikI i wiili.nii Ml 
 
 Ml- Novoltvlijii I.i4l,!.r..|l^ Mai.h.IVi, 
 li..»"'"'wi;j"> ■""■ """ ' ^''•'■■" t-'ti'"" "' M.'icli. 
 
 Villi ...n g^.t allgl.:. \m .11, ,|,o ncc.„'„y,o 
 ...rrv m,,i-h., f,,r«.ti|ng,i nsh, i„ , rimm,. rc„ 
 I •' irk .lairwiiv. Rv Tlit Nt vtliy t.iga,.L^Ktcr 
 
 J ■..'. l;v ariyin.!.. M .ii.h-n.)« i>ithmit,iC"m:... 
 
 I ^ ,.',,,',/ ,',,Jf„",' ''•" " '"" '' "■'■"I'lo i" gtlling a light 
 1] J- O. I.i<|>l<»ivr (.ig.ir Lighltir T.ip. i, kMH 
 
 P" U li .■ iiiiii'. .,, much 
 
 il. Ina.nMll .mil iiM,|y fi„„h,.,, ..cclitt.c.i,,, „,„| „ 
 ZZx • "''"'■ " ^ '"•"••-'«>"" '• *•'>• »tldi.m 
 
 , !,•! I, ' '-/I'l'liilif t 
 
 ; .n.l«>,. m.'iii-v " "''""' ''""f^ ■"lay to make a lunIl.oine 
 
 AQENT3 PRICE LIST 
 
 Sun,,,!.., |,v iii.iil |^Hl.,iin,| . 
 
 I '2 (K) 
 
 I" 
 
 i;;f^:;:^i;r v.n"ffi;;^-::r' iS 'r''^ ''-^ 
 
 "1.MP .111.1 .tyli.h 1... crii,.J „.,l„ V -v ' '" ',"""" '" '•" I"'-'"' W„rHl«r».illJ 
 
 I Siinii-I,., !'r nm^' |)(Ht-p;tii|, . 
 
 1 
 
 4 Haiii|)l(w, 
 •I (I 
 
 i (irtHM, 
 
 14 
 
 i>KhL. ii'm lyy 
 
 fi) ir. 
 
 40 
 
 sn 
 4 m 
 
 fl 00 
 
 CIGAKETTEAND MATOH-OASE. ' -NEWeIie OIOAR-LIGBTER " 
 
 ^^^■^Bi^^ai The Neatest. Chear>..> .^k. ■»■& <^ .aj J.gJX«. 
 
 l>Ie«, hy m:iil, 
 •11, " 
 
 l)y I'XpreHH, 
 
 H k Dii^mi TrinI ['.ukaKo, post-paid, 
 
 The Neatest, Cheapest 
 iind Best pniket ariitle ever 
 1 M,.Ti-,| lo Miickrn,. Nickt-l Sil- 
 >' r rijiL-d I'his beautiful and 
 imlispensable "Smoker'i Com- 
 p.liiiim" Is the lalrst and m,v.t 
 aiiraciivo novelty off,;rcd to the 
 
 , ,A8 AMATOH-apI-It >n 
 
 lii'il. 1 (11)11 mcil. reahry holding 
 a full bunch of matihc of any 
 -■"■ or leniith— a supply ih.4t 
 ■I'l'im requires rcnr\vni(i— while 
 "I; c friction panel un llie back 
 ,li.iii-T enh.ii.ccs iu usefulness 
 
 . -A8 A OIBAKTTMAU- 
 
 11 I:., a nam lung felt, uvcry 
 «"i'ikor knows bow easily ciear- 
 
 ^ are crushed and broken 
 »i"-n c.irricd loosely in their 
 wrappc-r This case will cover 
 il.s trillniir rist in ihe s.ivuigol 
 c:i;.ii ettcsaloiie.anil.it the same 
 liliic prove a special couvcn- 
 irnte, there being s e para t e 
 ip,iiimciits,cnmp;icilvariaMgcd 
 1.11 c.irrying liolh m.itchcs and 
 ci( irclles at the suit i- time 
 
 *)ii .iccoiint of 11., sli.ipe .-wid 
 omamenal appearance, it m.iy 
 be used lor a Toba. < o-Uuic, pin- 
 Chsc, Slamp-Dox, r a variety 
 of iiscfulanddesirable pur- 
 poses. 
 
 It costs only 28 cents, .iml 
 lells ai .sight. 
 
 • 96 An 
 
 1 To 
 4 00 
 
 7C0 
 I 00 
 
 Pest Cigar. t.lehl-r In the world I 
 /- . "^ 'li* '^ui represent* th- 
 
 liold li't l.i,.hier wi'h the .ill haad Dull tfi, 
 by taking h.,1,1 of the smill cap le.S g 
 above he tube ab.,ut a iiuarler of an uA,i\ 
 the sWle at the side o<,l,e I,i,jbter ,i.s far „ . 
 
 MarCMLins* 
 '1 have only m 
 Oiler fu.se ii|i 
 *iise ettpos.-.l 
 ■1 pu>li duwa 
 *ill ga: Ib- 
 o lift, le 
 
 HAI.n ACTfAL SIZR 
 
 1 .Sitmple, liT fiiiiil, |)04t-p;iiil, 
 1 Dozen, bv t sprusH. - 
 
 Rxfrii TiippH, 10,5 liijlin, eiiiili 
 i'.xtra Fii,4e, per y;iril, 
 
 the Igniting Tap.;, and drops Die hjTnmir' •herib^'Tr 
 Ploding a pellet, producing a lla.,h wn,d"ii;';„ iheuadL 
 
 1 e liihi'iJ;';'' ,''"'' ",'•«'•' ."""<"<i«'.:ly il^y^r di'p^ 
 the light in,,y |., r.u,|y e«lingi,i,hed. It is the ^rtiije ihai 
 
 A light for a cig.,r, eigareti.., or pipe wn bt o' 
 any tl.iie.or in any kind i.f'w..aZer." o, '„,° 
 
 a idY nil „'„' .""•■■'"'•»"™". »"re and relcble 
 ami unilTn^ tape, which prudu':e the lire are 
 vv,tbeachcTgiir-L,Khter,,,n.l,,,urtic"enttoiiX,.. ,.«.. 
 Uiese lund-iome l.ight.-n are ma.le of nMuS Ji, ^, 
 olLVni. Platiiu Every sni ,ker .l,ould™«'„«r ' 
 
 AQENTd'WANTEO. Sand for sample.. 
 
 lifetime 
 Mined .It 
 >t door* 
 ' he f.iv- 
 
 • 10 50 
 
 •■? 00 
 
 - H 00 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 *UZ:Z1^E 31 A^^r^O Ft- BOX. 
 
 ^Illl 
 
 1 Dojen, " 
 
 A wunil.-iiiilly simple litilr m. 
 1 venliiin; and yet, if you hand it 
 I to a friend ii will pur/lc him lo 
 j^open it, while you are able to do 
 '.10 with one hand, using only the 
 thumb and forefinger. 
 
 The price will put it within 
 Hie r-acli of .all 
 
 SO 20 
 1 00 
 
 • •) 00 
 
 ^ T 1 1 I K K ^ IV I> S^E^K 
 
 THE LATEST ANO GRANDEST INVENTION 
 OF THE KIND FOR YEARS I 
 
 p....c.m.", Iircmcn, travelers, and the gem-ral public 
 
 It s Ihe s.iiu..- si/e as an ordinary pocket man h h... . . 
 .:l.:«ao, y i.ickel.plalei, and warrMir.-. t>iid, soTid w irl^iai ' 
 
 :, will lu'n^''.'-';';'-^'''; '» "»"■•"" 'n,eoce in tle./k;"" 
 1 1 w burn 111. or rtuid with a clear. sie.,dy flame • wi I ,, „ - 
 
 h my on a shelf: hold, a good store of matches andX ,,;, 
 - ... ai.iiralelv j.ljiiMeil that leakage is impi.,sibl,- AGENTS 
 I hnd Ilia, iliis article .,,1 sell at cverv Mill, ^h.^p*^, Store an,iH.,^!^„. . 
 Sample, by uiml, p.wt-paiil, . . 4i. .- 
 
 '"r"' - • - - 2 00 
 
 ^ 7 0» 
 
 SflAWL STRIPS This Ifl an ,irtl<!le needed by every XaAy.t^n- 
 
 , r,*^ a , ,r 'J"^" * y^ '"""^ «"d Bervlneabl? Htrap, at a Tery if.w 
 
 .ir^i*^,,i/.?rm,.'it:''3Tc«t,?'' "*■ ""^"^ """* " """^ ey.^~2;,r 
 
 1 .loBen. by mall . . . . _ •ono 
 
 t " liyexpi>-«« - . . . ■^— 
 
 Montreal Novelty Co., P. 0, Box 1120, Montreal, P.a 
 
 L75 
 B.0O 
 
Oliver's Synoptical Needle-Case. 
 
 This c'lCgant Cnse ccn*ains 4 caf.ea of best Imported Needles, Drtllrd 
 
 Eyes. PiilCE 25 CENTS COMPLETE, .l.v'."'^ atlMa.^t„„.l >„n., 
 
 C.tscs h.ivojiist beeu it pi.rlt '1 .hiJ.-kMi.I ticnr stuck. 1 hey are oi namenltti wilK 
 ht.n;tiful and choice P iRlSIAN CHROMOS, cnil.raciiis over One Hundred 
 Varieties of 1-andscape , Feiiiaie Pea-.ities, cic. t-\c., making it the iiio.st stit|tl'; uikJ 
 •■ai^btc article pver oiTcr d to Agent."*. No Lji'ly's Work-UasKf^t iii coniplete wiihoiit 
 one. The retail price of i ic Case complete is Itss'thaii ihc iicfdlts alone c;in he boii)',!ii 
 in any store, titxid necdics always sell. Try them I bend fur u sanipli: duicn, and il 
 not satisfied wc wtll refunJ the money. 
 
 PRICES OF THE SYNOPTICAL NEEDLE-CASE. 
 
 1 Sample, by mail $0 Ij 
 
 1 Dozen, by cspres-' 1 fiO 
 
 " " " 4 25 
 
 6 " " 8 25 
 
 12 " " _ la 00 
 
 CHANG 
 
 CHANG 
 
 AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. 
 
 Thftre liai been ot Ift'o yenrs <iutc a tu!i on theso good^. and we i.ou- lake jd'ttsur** 
 !d ptneinti before the public prices which wf ki c-v if» b"wiiUin iho i'.(and of iiS. ' 
 ;..irt;culur we woulJ i ocummcnd our 'FLOiiAl.. ALBIMJ^,' whuh are vc-ry i.nc. 
 
 Xo. 1 No. - I'lorid 
 
 Boundincloth $0 "'> *1 2.') fl ."0 
 
 Buuudiu leather 1 UU 150 J t'U 
 
 KxlralftriTB si? a of very Rupe'ior (luality from $3 upwanls. Al'fo a • ne iissortrrent 
 of Chil'ireu I and Ladius' r>rrau Books, haud&oraely bound in cdotlj and ^i.t, at $1.00 
 tU.00 uuJ $;j.OO. a:i prices po.-t-i alj. 
 
 Loisurc-HouF Work for Ladies. 
 
 Cniitaininn iiisln.ctioiis ;o: l'ii.\v(-raiMl Shell Worb: Anlititi" (fr? uii:, (ind T1h"^tc', 
 raintiiip; hiitjiniiiil Stc( iinns: Coui'-Wcrk ; .•\n(;Ia-.lapan('M' Work; I)<'i-ak(Hin;ni' 
 hsiptianio; lit-uilHT Work ; .M.i.ii'Ili;i)^ in i'Jiiy; Truut^fcrrmf?; f rayon l'-(iuini; ; I'i.iiUi 
 ^'lajih CohiriiiL'. eic, cif. 
 
 r^ TLiti 18 om- nt the lunM co>!,|iIct(' hand books on the (•ub;i-;r cvt-r published, am 
 Is ]i« fiiti.Hiactory as iKMiks oi: thi' !*i:bjcct ihut m-11 lor our i.ll iwo dc r.arf. Kvcrr 1<: ;- 
 »"ii"iilil pottROfcH a copy. i»u ihal they f:iu d.l np ti t:r t*pim; li'Jie pruU'::bly .-.ml pleitHunUy . 
 lliiiicd for 20c'only. 
 
 Salt^ Pepper and Mustard; 
 
 Ov. S*'!)!***" loi* tlie 3Xillion. 
 
 "ffic lat(!rtt. iirt-ateiit and fnniiU'Kt ot all " phunny " books. Kverybody wants it. It ;• 
 jiiht t*it' tbinj: for afpan^ hour, a raiT.y f'nv or a ivniiry pvonlu;;. To make yof.r di:)'.' ■ 
 (lifroKt well, about tlve minircs ntut tiniKtiiiit; it takp a dip into ""ult, IVpper and M .^ 
 liiTiI," HPti you w ill never b*^ trniit.leil by iiuligchfion or ilysneiisin. But ikin't send tcr i 
 iinlptiH voa'r btittons aro well fpwed or. " Keady-iUiide clolliiUfr BiandH no Mort of ii cliai < 
 wli«u "Valt, Pepper nud .Muf*ta'il '" ih beiutf n'ail and di'vound. Kiually, don't buy m,. 
 ciUTV it home if any of vour frieuds have weak Iiaekw; thty couldn't endure it f;)r 
 Min^/ie moment. It has niii.t'ii tlioUftamts of sobtT faon Iotpvit. MuiU'd for 'JOtful". 
 
 A Hepofiitorr of Kan.U'ii an I Humor, tor oh! and yonnp.frravp and jrar. Contn.: ire 
 IhfriehcBi comical Rtorii'v.sidr-Kp'iitiuff wkvf, hLinuroQn noptry, mlrth-pToTokinR in- ■, 
 dantJi, qnaiut yarnn; britliU'^t t-riuiillutiou.'* of wit. rrofuHcly illn.''trale4l with lui.i < 
 iiii*rravina». AlWt'ther, it irouiainH (he UKTrienl thoiit'li'H of the merriest men, all Rt-Iectf (i 
 vitli i^tre, so iha: it may he r acl hy all— lariners at their noonin^.^, under the trees: !'.'-> 
 at home; travelers iu oard -uid ateauibuat-), and rambierH everywhere. Mailed lor UT 
 C'« nt-. 
 
 " Kvery hom.rircle should have a copy of Lavghiuy Gae. Every pape iB roar.i.f 
 *"ih laugliter.*'— 7Vni#iJ, 
 
 LIFI IN THE BACK WOODS. 
 
 A Guide to the Bucusaful Hunting and Trapping' of all kinds d! 
 Auiinaif. It gives the right Bcason for trapping ; how to make, sot, ant! 
 bait »U kind^^ "f traps; trai-i for minks, weBseli', «kunliB, hawks, owlf, 
 g .phers, birJ^ t'luirrels, miitk-rats. foxes, ra' liits, raccoons, etc. ; how tt 
 II ake and use bin! lime. It gives the EngUi-h secrets for catching alive 
 11.! kinds of birds ; it tells how to know the tni« value of skins, as well ai; 
 h w to Bkin all auimalti ; deodorize, stretch and cure them ; to dress and 
 t,\n ekina. furs, and leather ; to tan with or without the wool or hair ; t< 
 skin and stuff birds ; baits and hooka for fishing ; how to fish successfully 
 iv;ihout nets, line', spears, snares, "bobs," (.r b.iit (a great_ secret) ; how 
 t ' ciii>ose and clean guns ; huw to breed minks fur their skins (hundreds 
 «'■ dollars can be made by any boy or young man who knows how to breeil 
 u;iijk^l. etc. 
 
 t'-?"Thi< l>iok is by an old Trapper, for many years engaged in 
 trapiiiiig in the Northwest, who has finally consented to publish and dis- 
 ci ise the»e eecret-". Versons living where wilii animals exist, with some 
 
 oil gpecnlationi, 
 
 49" This is at once the most comp;v;e and practit-al book now in the 
 ii:,»rk«t. Mailed for only I/O oents. 
 
 Fer Polishing Collars, Shirt Bosoms, Lace Curtains, Cuffs, &c , 
 
 Piittipg r.n the tame glcss and h.irJ pearl finish as when bought at the !itore nt 
 Ci.'t oJ cr.!y one cent fitr week. Everybody w.inls it..iinl anyone can sell it. kt:,', 
 Mhy : 1st. It enables any woman to polish lintn equ..l to a Chinaman, jd. ll t-.. 
 ihe iron to run smoc'ihiy. and prevents iron-rust. -.,(1. It makes old linen look hke '.'- . 
 aO\ Ii (,'ives the linen such a 5nio<lli, flossy f.iush that dust and dirt will not stick ii ■ 
 5lh. Il saves a woman fron a to ^ hours hard wcrk tatli week. The Polish is pa . 
 in a slide box, CLr.u.tli.g 14 lozenges, wli.ch will Ust an ordiuary family six moml.b. 
 
 TERMS TO AGENTS. 
 
 Sample, by mail $0 25 | C Dozen, by express ?7 "0 
 
 1 L>i.ztn, by express 1 25 | 12 " " 12 1 J 
 
 J. LEE & CO.'S PDRE LAUNBRY BLDINS, 
 
 For Famllj Use tlie Standard BIying cf Hmerica I 
 
 ilCHTNlNG 
 
 This Blue is superior to all others, and for Ch.i:.'. ,; 
 
 nd Lcautifying Clothing it has no ccjii.il. It is perfectly 
 
 lure and free from acid, and will not soil the ii. . ; 
 
 elicate fabric, but wiil iinpart to it a beautiful sno-s; 
 
 whiteness, and is pronounced by all housekeeper'; w ■ 
 
 ave used it 10 be decidedly the BEST and CHEAFL- i 
 
 tLUE they ever used. It has only to be tried to b- ii;- 
 
 , reciated, and those who have used it once will use •■} 
 
 other. This lilue is a very fine powder, and is put up ;; 
 
 the NEW PATENT UOX. with Metallic Pepper-r x 
 
 Cover, which is more convenient and economical than i' - 
 
 old Ftyle of bluing- box. One bo.x of this Bluing is u.;- 
 
 ranted equal to one-half eallon of strong liquid b!-e it 
 
 also makes an excellent Blue Ink ; a few grains of th'.' )'. -- 
 
 dissolved in a little rain water, will make the best of i: ■-, 
 
 that time will not fade A box will make one pint of gucJ 
 
 ink, and, for ink alone, is worth ten times its price. 
 
 As Bluing is a staple article, and used by every fLii. !/ 
 in the land, you will not fail to see that this is one of t'* 
 I -est articles that an Agent can take hold of to make monvy 
 on, for you can sell from three to ten boxes in nearly every 
 house ; and as it is an artirle that is being constantly a : ■ 
 eumed,agenis can canvass the same territory once in frtr:i 
 fiur to six weeks. This Bluina retails for IQc. a Bex, 
 !t IS nicfiy put up and placed in boxes holding one dozen each. 
 
 WHOLESALE PRICE TO AGENTS. 
 
 t DoieD, by express $0 50 
 
 t " '* » 1 50 
 
 IS " ** 2 50 
 
 Wben ordetwi by iKe Cross, twelve dozen, it costs the Agent tut i;i cents a I", 
 ich gives him a profit of over five hundred per cent. 
 
 r % tbx 2d«. 
 
 wh 
 
 THE IDEAL HAIR-CURLER and FRIZZER 
 
 Si H.x\:ii5 ;ro(-uced the lor i; '■ ; 
 
 • j for Curler ati-i Frizzcr, we y.>-:'- 
 ^* thcTn to the put. lie. knowing: th.a :;.•.■ 
 cj-nr-ctfad to five perfect s.itiafatiion. It i- 'pecially desiLUcd For Children •■■^ 
 ti,u.JIy applicable for Ladies' use, as it k ea^'y auplicd, with no ctjcctionable ^m ft 
 (».'i the head. The evil rcsiiltiuR from the u<c of lead overcome by using the Iri.^', 
 uhich .s made of a tul>e with a wire clamp, antl is always bright, It^ii-i; heavily Nic'r;- ■ 
 Flailed. vVhen desiring to nuikc a haiity toJIijt, the accompanying lron» heatec «' I 
 used inside the tube, will euable the operator to curl or friz instantly, with no injun :) 
 the hair. 
 
 DIRECTIONS.— In applyirq to the Hair, raise the wire spring and wind over d» 
 tube -ihowu io the above cut, then spring trie wire ever the tube, which holds the V.i\ 
 in pJu-c. 
 
 3 Pair, with Heater |0 25 
 
 1 Poztn Piiirs « 1 25 
 
 1 <'if()^9, Pair? 12 00 
 
 Moiifreal Novi'lty (.'o,, 517 Lagaudietion* St„ Mdiitrcal, P. Q. 
 
 THE 
 
 \a Most L 
 
 Every 
 
 \Over lOOi 
 
 T-* LORD'S 
 
 ti .-^ c-CTaving {si 
 
 I'* fi'^ndred syrnb' 
 
 T-yil- and em hi 
 
 o.b!f for an art 
 
 mahout the wo] 
 
 .i?:nary scenes o 
 
 r.5s hive been cut 
 
 1-5 ihe engravji 
 
 tw r.g styles oftyj 
 
 [■: jaoly never wil 
 
 -< --J art. Wc 
 
 ■'7. yTi\ as the gi 
 
 • ;-,i'i'; extrtnsi' 
 
 '■, \:t :\i\y quar 
 
 1 his *.)fplanati 
 
 ■ ;r. of the desi',r 
 r-; wh;it it ;^ in 
 
 A WORD 
 
 ■. .a tn;.s country 
 * t.-.tng of any i 
 ts are at work 
 :7 il'"'^rter Yc 
 ;Tiv;ng insures i 
 t :ts the sale of it 
 |uv. one if they ha 
 :r.s iteration of 
 '-, which ift rem 
 
 ■ i'lch it was int 
 iii? price with 
 pie copy of the 
 .' in any count 
 Hcail the testii 
 .".JVC not room i 
 
 A New York 
 is Prayer. U 
 •:ii order it cannot 
 A WDnderfuI r 
 ' of the engravi 
 f :e. We have fo 
 ^rirVably low prii 
 *^t5 the last poss 
 "■'..^ ei:pense of er 
 •;«i:ve hard time 
 ' .Tiirnish them tt 
 *ir POSTAG 
 
 -'iT.pIscopy by m 
 ': copies byexpre 
 
 With every o 
 I*"* will send a 9, 
 
 I" =3t time-n-epe 
 
 MOIS 
 
HANG 
 
 e Curtains, Cuffs, &c 
 
 n bought at the store new, ;.• , 
 \\ anyone can sell it. Ke:i:ii 
 to a Chinaman, ad. It c^^ 
 makes old linen look like TiK.< 
 lust and dirt will not stick ic ■ 
 I week. The Polish is pjiLi . 
 ordinary family six moiiii-.b. 
 
 , by express... 
 
 ,.?7 
 
 DRY BLniNG 
 
 \k\i Bloiog of HiiiEtita I 
 
 ' all others, and for Clc,.:.'. ,; 
 las no e(|u.il. It is perfect:/ 
 I, and will not soil the ir^ : 
 >;irt to it a beautiful snov* y 
 ed by all housekeepers w > 
 the BEST and CHEAPt^ V 
 has only to be tried to be oji- 
 ave used it once will use r.i 
 fine powder, and is put up :i 
 L, with Metallic Pepper-I t 
 jient and economical than i' e 
 le box of t-his Bluinz is w.ji- 
 Ion of strong liquid l)Iue. !t 
 
 Ink : a few grains of the h! t 
 :r, will make the best cf ii . , 
 ox will make one pint of jjocJ 
 Tth ten times its price, 
 icle, and used by every f;.;!. !/ 
 
 to see that this is one of va 
 in take hold of to make mon.y 
 ;e to ten boxes in nearly every 
 : that is being constantly cc- 
 he same territory once iii frci 
 jing retails for IQc. a Bex, 
 loloing one dozen each. 
 
 SENTS. 
 
 $0 50 
 
 1 60 
 
 2 60 
 
 he Agent tut i;* cents a hr, 
 
 AND FRIZZER 
 
 ng I rocniced the Icrg «' : ' 
 Jer .inu Frizzcr, we pit ';t 
 the p'.iiii;i;. knowing' th.il ::.'' 
 dt'siyncfl For Children i.:i 
 , with no ctjcctional'Ie wt gt 
 t'vercome by using the Iima , 
 s Irighi, Icu-i; heavily Nici;- • 
 coinpanying Iron^ heated a: 1 
 riz msiantly, with do mjur) .) 
 
 wire spring and wind over ;'* 
 he lule, which holds the I!; t 
 
 $0 25 
 
 1 25 
 
 VI 00 
 
 real, P. Q. 
 
 IF&INTIN6 PRESS AND OUTFIT. 
 
 All Complete for $3 80. 
 
 'CHALLENGE" ^^ warranted 
 
 To Print Perfectly 
 
 J COi'/PLfIt PillNG OFFICE, 
 
 Hize of Cl;a-'e, Ux:} incheH. 
 
 . 1, 
 
 Cirdi.- 
 \*- wJ! send 
 
 CONUSTINf; OH 
 
 Challenge Press, No. 
 Composition Roller. 
 Bottle Bist Card Ink, 
 Brass Composinij Pallet, 
 Set Furniture, 
 100 Bristol Cards, 
 Package Gold Bronze, 
 Spaces and Quads. 
 
 Inolii.liiic Kiill Font 
 Card Type, Stj'le No. 1, 
 BEN. FRANKLIN, Jr. 
 Sent by Express ou receipt 
 of price 
 
 Boy3 can e.irn lots of money 
 w. »„~,.h<- .. It .u , printing cards for otherr,. 
 
 -we tumlsh Cards all the way from 50 centi to fi to per itoo p'or <i co 
 a fine a^iortment of 1000 to use on the "Ch.ill.inKe''' press 
 
 THE LO RD'S P RAYER. 
 
 j^ Most Beautif ul Work of Art. 
 
 Every Christi an Famili/ will Buy a Copy. 
 |Orer 1000 Sold hy One Agen t in One Month. 
 
 Th. lORD'S PRAYER has been made the subject of an elaborate and costiv 
 r:.= e.fT>»,ng fsize =.xj>6). I, consisu of the lord's' Prayer, enil.ll.shed with over 
 
 - hundred symbols and emblems of the most fitting and appropr,.,!:, character These 
 T.>,N and emblems are decorated with the fin.i1 and most exquisite workthaV?" 
 ■ >,=.. for an artist to do, The artist, Hermann Claussen. whose nam.- i, kjoln 
 
 - rf^r!;. e'n.'^^'fl'.''" '^•"'^""'' '","' *J"' ''i* imagination' and skill engraveS^e 
 ..Tjniry scenes of Heaven in its resplendent beauty and glory ; the Angels and Che 
 
 r ,> hive been cut in figures of matcf less grandeur and beamy Each fine of word, 
 
 t !/.;'??;'"'* " """* '" ^''i "v1 '".>''•=• '" ">" "" 'he choicest an' most Ta/ci' 
 gstylcsoftyne are represented. Nothing like it has ever been produced and 
 
 ', .:.".7 """w, K " *•" "5' y"r "^'"^ ""f ■' '"^^ """ °f "^^y to'^compi«e this 
 ;-;./"• th^^^^H,?"'"* ■"'">"'n°'-=J'.,l>bor or t,me in the completion of what 
 r .-;,?/; '•!' Kindest piece of workmanship ever produced in this country. We 
 ^.•..l..e extensive preparations, by which we are prepared to furnish PritestTn! 
 
 ■ :•,.■•■ •'">■ quantity, to agents and dealers in any part of the world '^"'«""" 
 ;^ IVts^H "'"" ">'" *'"'= 5'°" H'V'- ''*'"' ''^" "'■'he transcendent beauty and p-r. 
 ;: ^Ut^i,'" if ir."pe"eaio"" °' ""^ ="^"^'"'^- " """ ^' "- " enair. yoS-t; 
 
 . •'^,hY*^^^ "^P AGENTS.— As there never hM been anylhingof the kind 
 I • ..ingof any importance out for agents at the present time. A large nutnber of 
 -V^s are at work selling it now, an3 are reporting extraordinary larle si« from 
 ■■J cparter Yd cannot fail to succeed in selling ,t, as the morafsen^ment^f thU 
 v^i-ng insures ,t success. This feature cannot Ee over-estimated, as in"one d«- 
 .;: :; if'iLf i' "■•r*''""' '" <?'""="dom. Every Christian mkn o worn^ w" 
 -> ..:■.' if they have the money to buy it with. One w.jrd with regard to the once 
 . >-..i,!era,.o„ of the excessive hard times, we have put the retail price ar., ^rents 
 
 -■■ - ,h w^IlT'"'^''!.'*' '°7' ""'^ Y"^' '' "'"^'" '^' ""'^ "' almost e.'^V"on 
 
 -'i;h It was intended at first to char„.e fi per copy, this would only be a comsl 
 
 .._.g price with the average }. stone engraving. Agents, do not fa I to send f™ 
 
 ....?!= copy of the engraving to canvass wfth. You can easily sell 1000 conrM in sir 
 
 kV,iT "'^"'*' '".'^epnited States, on which you can make «2s?ll«r motley 
 
 ...'"'Vol'r'rniTo?^^;'"" ''' "'""■'"■ **''■"'"'• Wehav'e^man?L,r,'J=h, 
 
 ..ii.V'* '^"'^ publishing house has just offered to the public an engravine of the 
 
 ;'-i'„r J r' " "• ","' 1^ ""I ■""'■ beautiful pen pictures ever publish^ and thme 
 
 >-) order it cannot tail to be pleased with their purchase " ^ ' '"°" 
 
 r- -.J.l"^ reduction in the price, notwithstanding the fact that the original 
 
 -of he engraving w,as «. per copy and that the firstSditions we^ sold fo7 that 
 
 -.;i-,w 1 "'^"'■""i-'""'"' ■"""'•'^ ''"" f-i'-'-'shing them to our .genu at *e 
 
 .4 ,t'iVsZ'"'"u"'^'J '=""" P" «Py. ">• .'" P" t-u..dred, at wholesafe. B"now 
 
 '^s the last possible reduction. Now that we h.we sold enough to cover the eSo^ 
 
 ■-^^^T'^' '"8""'"? 'his choice work of art, we have, in^consideration of the 
 
 ■ .--vve hard times, concluded to put the price down to almost publisher's cost We 
 • .. furnish them to our agents at the following prices • puousner s cost. We 
 
 «- POSTAGE STAMPS TAKEN THE SAME AS CASH S» 
 
 WHOLES..^.. PRICE LIST. 
 
 -iJipIe copy by mail (sells for so cents), pist-p . 
 ': copies by express ; ; f 
 
 GRAND OFFER. 
 
 •• 3 SO 
 .. 6 so 
 ..13 io 
 
 „.'i!u'^^ "'I'y ""■■'"■ ^"^ "'2 copies of the LORD S PRAYER at or 
 »^w!i,s5ud.S,5 Hantin, Cas- Watch. This v^atchcln be Void 
 
 ne-msper and of tlegmt v^orn-nanship. 
 
 ne titne 
 
 -, e«silv 
 
 The watch i> 
 
 thk 
 
 Patent Paragon Lamp Stov8. 
 
 Can be used with any kind of Kerosene 
 Latap 
 
 (Patented June i: 
 
 — — .- "..w....^,^ ... ..uiiiLiiiK^ •:uoiioiiiy 
 
 With It you can cook a Chop. Uoil Eggs. Rice Dit Me^I m.i,. n .1 ^ , 
 Tea,f>ff,.e and Chocolate, heat Vlat Iron^war^ Mk or f I'Tfor ,h.''K^.; '^^''' 
 water for Bathing and all Nurserj- purposes, etc " ""' '"'''>'• ""=»' 
 
 It will particularly commend itself to Drilggists Chemisr. ,„4-.i 
 sm .1: and ready heating apparatus f,r li.e in thfir exper7„"It?',n T^ °'^"'' requiring j, 
 
 A., it is adjustable it will fit any height of lamp'^^^h;" '0 'a"'' P'^'-'^V"'""'- 
 
 Better result., will always he attained by using Umos hav,', , r>,„ V 
 such a., spread the flame, as these afford mucfi mo?f heaT?han tho,*e ^^\hf^' ""'' 
 , As a Nuriery Lamp alone and for use in the Sick Ro m it fs '„r,h .i ™"""' 
 i« cost to every family. ""= •^'>-'' '^<'-^. it is worth many ames 
 
 It is simple in constniction, yet strong and durable and cai.he f^l,-„ .„ 
 moment and packed in small compass fir shipment llslf/hTneJ^n^ V •"'"' "^ ' 
 admits ofits being sent by mail to any part of the (liuntri^ "«htn«s and compactte,.. 
 
 how?o'^u^T'?.^T^^l>"a^o^'"s^o%V■'?^■'XV'°"T^e^oTot 
 come a. near the bottom of t!ie vessel to befeated J p^ssX without ^-"1 11! 
 flame. If too near, there is not perfect combustion and !he heaT s dl- L^'J''"* 't' 
 lamp smoke.. The cap of the stSve is depre«.d or' dished ,nH"'\l "'.",".''?'*• <" '^'^ 
 
 depressed or dished, and corrugated to -nabl 
 
 better draft.- PRICE LIST '" '" ''"'"' '"'' '" """= ' 
 
 One Sample by inail, po.t-p.id, SS Genu, or Three foi 76 Cents. 
 
 Profit M agents $,.-fo 
 
 '.'. '.'. 5 60 
 
 1 dozen by express I3.50 
 
 3 !! '' 7.^ 
 
 13.00 
 
 la " byexp. or freight aa.oQ 
 
 SeU for 
 
 »4ao 
 
 13.60 
 
 35.00 
 
 !o.«o 
 
 ..fa.ar. 
 
 THE GERMAN ZITHER, O H HARPETTE, 
 
 The Great Mu sical Inventi on of the Age. 
 
 A RE VOLUTION IN M USIC. 
 
 pub,J"^Th'^^^ic^o'i.rml,rof''tSrArr;".Te?e' L^tc?dTy:n:'o,;Jl''m^'^" "' ''' 
 or child-even though entirely ignorant oT music ¥he «rin« .r° nSm^r^S V™^"'' 
 
 \V,ZaZ\T """•^ '^}''*' '«<""??"!«- "^« instrument". ZobereHn I ttmanaer 
 instead of being printed in notes. Thus, if you wish to play " Home Sweet H^e"' 
 
 ri^tei^.^a;7:Efs^:TPEk-ptcr^^^^^ 
 
 •«7th^^\X^rtrt^:rt^^Vpr ;; a^^^a^-i^K^h'^^ 
 
 ;;n;^?pt^/7s\-sr„:d"7b:ir^^^^^ 
 
 F^^- a.^raii^;s^^ri;e=::^d ;i'^ri,!^'^.y" '^u^^:^^ "^^ 
 
 Evetv one who purchases endones them and recJmme^^thS? w'S,'"^?"?^^ 
 Thmlc of It I no tiiore tedi.ius months of study to master mu.k Hert i, a sune r„,, 7 
 cal instrument all ready for use and reouinng no practice to Dial ™.XJ,?v'^s—(. 
 
 °°"^'R:tnit=b!*''r'm"''' '?" ^-'^ ''^'= " " '" ■nVo?bl:u^t^L.'d*?yVore''vr ••" 
 mr Kemit bv post-omoe order or ri-ni>;[*Te'l Icttrr «w"cvcr 
 
 Oivfti toeven-D-ws'ibscriberof the //jiwi'^.'^ 7^«rM/ « ji.so. 
 
 MONTREAL NOVELTY 00.. P. O. BOX 1120 MONTREAL. P. Q. 
 
AMERICAN EfiEARSi SCISSORS. 
 
 PROFITS LARGE I 
 
 Wt offer our Agents i. lull line of GOOD, RELIABLE SHEARS AND 
 St:iSSORS, at very low prices. Agents can .illnr,! to sell them at half the 
 .irgtd in stnres, atui al the same time nuke a big profit. 
 
 SiieHl. inclKR. 
 T pwr bT mail, (kcIIp fur Lff. 
 
 > izt' 7 ucheH. 
 
 I .to I 
 
 1^12'; O'y iii'-'.hi'H. 
 
 1 pwr bTmul, (KdlpfurLfric ' , iKl 15 1 imir liy mnil, (i-elN lor 50c.l...ifli Mi I I na.r liv niml, 'hi-II.') firrVnc ) Jj ) 
 I dOMB by eipriw. , "f, 1 d«en by pjprcni 1 tf, i 1 tV./un bv •■xnro.i'i ' l 
 
 V, 'I ;■ :i SO ti " •■ . ,. :, (HI (1 ■■ ■ ■ .; 7 
 
 ti (10 hi 
 
 pinyfiE-HOoi, 
 
 A rare chance U nuw ofirern. 
 for makinc money rapidiv 
 Knd with little esbrt. (ar 
 be 6xed to the waH witlu.. 
 fcarching for beanu ; can b 
 ransferred from place to pl^> ' 
 vithout defacing the pla^iei 
 JH is exceedingly orDameoia, 
 and superior to any nail r 
 beauty ^iind utility. Guurii > 
 teed to hear a weight of i* 
 pounds. Agenla canreat', , 
 tell them in any house wlir < 
 a picture hangs, and rr, , 
 large profits quickly. San:[' ■ 
 by mail, lo cenu, or 3 for . 
 cents; one doien, 60 crri 
 ^ix dozen, by expreu $;i.( > 
 one gross, by cRpreu, r> . >■ 
 
 rMJE ^jc^enc! ooii.K:-F»rjLx^ER.. I perfumed shells 
 
 This simple but ingenious invention combines a Dish-Washer, Chimney-Cleaner, Cork-PuIIer and Duster in one. 
 I hAmple, by maiJ, post-paid, to any attdress, 10 centa ; i Dozen, by mail, to any address, 3S cent* ; i Gross, by 
 ttpfcss, $ J.OO. 
 
 ^iil^ 
 
 One-Eighth Sizr. 
 
 ," RAJAH" NUTMEG GRATER. 
 
 Non-clogging, Double-acting; Grates Fine, Easy and Fast: 
 
 I cuts the nut two ways ; no pieces lost. An Agent wanted in every 
 
 city and town. Sample, by mail, 25 cents ; i Dozen, by e.xpress, 
 
 S1.73: 6 Doien, by express, S9.S0 ; " Doieo, by express, 
 
 tJ8 .OO. 
 
 tf 
 
 The Happy Home Son-gster.' 
 
 A CASKET OF TIIffE-HONORED GEMS. 
 
 C'oi^fSNi.'H.— Homt again ; Do they rai's me at home ; Yes, we miaB theo at home ; What is 
 home withmit a mother ; GoikI news at home : I have no home ; I dream of home ; Far away 
 from tho home of my childhood ; The dearest sixit on e.ai^h ; Ijifo let tis cherish ; Ivoiif, long ago ; 
 Wanderer's dream ; When shall we all meet a,i,'ain ; .-Vrinie Laurie ; Make me no gaudy chaplet ; 
 Wtmld I were with thte ; We liavo lived and loved togetlier ; ^Vould I were a boy again ; Jeifsie, 
 the Sower of Dunblane ; AnUl Lang Syr.e ; The old p'ay ground ; The bucket ; Bonnie Doou ; 
 Why do summer rose>i fade; draveaof a household : Kver of thee; Willie's on the dark bluo 
 sea ; My mother dear ; Highland Mary ; Tho lone st-irry hours ; Let me kif s him for hi.s 
 mother ; I'm a pilgrim ; .fennio with the light brown hair ; Sparking Sunday night ; When the 
 fwallowR h'lmewurd Hy ; Linger not Ion,'; I'm standing by the grave, mother ; The watcher ; 
 lientle .Tennie Giiiy ; I cunnut dame t •night ; (.'astlen in the air ; He doeth all tbiug^^ well; 
 Kocked in the cradle ; I '■(ill mo nut hac k from the echoless shore ; I wandered by the 
 bro< kf,ii]c : Uurk '. I liear an angel sing ; Shells of tlio ocean ; Willie, we have missed you ; 
 l^arling NelJy Gray ; Tweiity years ago; iilue-eyed Mary; Huzel del!; t''all me pet names; 
 Farewell, my Lillie dear ; Xetlie Moure ; Kllen Kayne ; ,K)hu Anderson, my Jo ; .Tohn Brown ; 
 ' lit in the stilly i.iglit ; i he girl I le't behind me ; 'ITie last rose of summer ; Xu one to love ; 
 Jvuk me to sleeji, mutiier ; etc., etc. Mailed tor 20 cent^. 
 
 1 ne wooderlul Ft* 
 umed Shells from tbt 
 Island of Ceyloo. Oi>< 
 of these shells, pJaced ir 
 « drawer, ylove-box c 
 trunk, wiJI impsit to ii, 
 contents s pleasant aLc 
 delightful odor, autlaii 
 tng any liquid ptrfu*i.< 
 30W sold. If worn aU i - 
 the person, it imparts tt,r 
 
 ^ , ^ dcliciotis pcrfiune to ibr 
 
 whole apparel. As a Moth Preventive, it is said by 
 some to be even better than camphor, spirits of '^rpei 
 tine snuff, etc. In connection with any of them, it provrs 
 invulnerable, besides modifying the objectionable sinelii 
 pertaining to the above drugs. Samples, by mail. 25c 
 I Dozen, ^loo; 6 Dozen, 1 5.00; la Dozen, $:'.ii O 
 
 PERFECT GEMT 
 
 SILVER POCKET MATCH-BOl 
 
 GEM is the most beautilul Pockn 
 -Safk ever ofTered to the public. Ir 
 is a "Perfect Gem." Ithasapatti,. 
 pUte Silver. 
 
 •—►-'"- CO - 
 
 S s s B c 
 
 s 
 
 •O T 
 
 nt K 
 
 
 i r 
 
 LEtaCO'SMlMiTCH-SAfEi 
 
 A Lang-?elt Want Suppliei. 
 
 A Cheap and Beautiful Safe. It will 
 form An Oroameot to aoy Parlor or 
 
 Kitchen, and its remarkable cheapness 
 will put ii within the range of all. It 
 'ids tv.0 neat pockets for matches, (or 
 oue can be used for the matches that 
 ii;.vc bc.;n tiMjci ) It hiw an EMERY 
 SCRATCHER to light the matches. 
 We strongly recommend it to our numer- 
 ous agents. 
 
 GOLLNER'S CHARM MICROSCOPE 
 
 Examine the Wonders of Nature I 
 
 MAGNIFIES 60 TIMES. No Student. Mr- 
 chant, .MccJianic, Agriculturalist, Professional Man ci 
 School Child should be without it, Months of study r( 
 Natural History, from Books, will not give the practiul 
 knowledge that a few minutes* use of the Microscopr 
 affords. GOLLNER'S " CHARM " MICROSCOPE 
 may be used for examining Animalcutee in a drop of Floui 
 and Water, what you eat =*nd drink every tiav : Insect': cl 
 all descriptions. 
 
 Botanical and Mineral Objects, (ytrii utD 
 tell if seeds will sprout) ; Linen Silk and other fabric, 
 the quality and number of threaos to the square inch cas 
 be determined. Bank Notes ; the silk fibre in genuiti« 
 notes is distinctly brought out— (no silk being used in cou» 
 
 terfeits, the *' Charm" enables you to detect them at once.) Burning Glass; by renici- 
 
 iug the flat lens, the " Charm " may be used to light cigars, etc. 
 
 Saniplc, iij- iiai! . 
 
 t Mtfv., by eiprfs 
 : U. b,\ exprpHs .. 
 
 6 oo 
 
 Samp.e, by mail, post-paid 
 
 1 dozen, by express, 
 
 3 " " - - 
 
 $0 30 
 2 25 
 G 00 
 
 •i** Cigar-. 
 
 MONTREAL NOVELTY CO,. BOX 1120. MONTREAL P. Q 
 
S-Tok ^^D-S COMBlNATTn. PEN-HOLDER. 
 
 A rare chance UiK;wofifcrfi, 
 }r Diakinc money rapitllv 
 nd with litUe enott. (at 
 « fixed to the wall witlnu.. 
 marching for beama ; can b 
 ransferred from place to pbi >. 
 rilhout defacing the pla&tei 
 1 is exceedingly orDameDu. 
 nd superior to any nail ;r 
 eauty iind utility. Guaru... 
 :ed to hear a weight of u- 
 oiinds. Agents canreac!. , 
 ell them in any houle wht- • 
 
 picture hangs, and rr, , 
 trge profits quickly, Sanip . 
 y mail, lo cents, or 3 for : 
 ents; one ioxen, 60 ccri 
 ix doien, by exprest $',{.{■' 
 ne grou, by eaprcss, I , •■ 
 
 > SHELLS 
 
 1^ 1 ne wooaerful Pt- 
 
 <9 umed Shells from W.t 
 
 Island of Ceyloa. (fi' 
 
 •i thcfte •ibells, placed .r 
 
 a drawer. ^love-boi c 
 
 ^ trunk, wiJl impart to it. 
 
 9 contenu a pleasant aijc 
 
 9 delightftil odor, vui/mi 
 
 ' tng any ii^uid per/mn.. 
 
 30W suld. If worn aU i > 
 
 the person, it imparts tt.r 
 
 delicious perfume to tbr 
 
 Preventive, it is said by 
 
 camphor, spirits of 'nrpei, 
 
 with any of them, it provcj 
 
 ng the objectionable sinclii 
 
 • Samples, by mail. 25c 
 
 1*0; 12 Doien, $:'.U( I 
 
 FECT GElvr 
 
 \m MATCli-601 
 
 Is the mint beuititui Pockn 
 er ofTered to the public. Ir 
 erfectGem." IthuapatrL- 
 It is plate Silver. 
 
 •— "- CO 
 
 CROSCOPE. 
 
 Nature ! 
 
 lES. No Student. Mf 
 list, Professional Man I'l 
 It It. Months of study r( 
 will not give the practiu) 
 s' use of the Microscopf 
 lARM" MICROSCOPE 
 malculae in a drop of Floui 
 irink every day : Insect^ ci 
 
 J Mineral Objects, (ycni cm 
 en. Silk and other fabric, 
 ads to the square inch can 
 
 the silk fibre In genuine 
 (no silk being used m cou»^ 
 
 fiumiDgGlau; \ry waoy 
 
 etc. 
 
 $0 30 
 
 2 25 
 6 00 
 
 
 hertvily 
 1 wulvc . 
 Krascr. 
 and Si!w 
 
 'Virii...bltr .iriK 
 
 Hen-Knife, Knvelope-Opener 
 ng-Machine Thre«d-Cutter 
 
 '., ''^",'"' •* lif'-lniic. Ii combMT. 
 fcnul. Pen-Holder and Knilr 
 Paper-Cutter, Rabbet 
 
 A. G E N TS. '■''" '••"■,'"1' 'his art.cle to ti 
 
 cm safely say ihat no .irtjr.le 
 
 prince but needs it, and •» 
 
 'tl and to the 
 :loone fnitn 
 b»y it, We 
 
 itorei, and kook Slotes 
 
 Patbntkd Unmrd Stati 
 
 Umg Stores, News-mnms. .„d wh»rc lancv .n.cles .„• ,nl,l. 
 Try it I you eanmu fail u. ,dl all yc„ order «- Send lor <5.^ r^ 
 
 ' !zr °' ''^"'Pie Doien, and 
 
 sell „, all S.Jes.O(r„,:sS.h.>^'".!^ ''"?"">' .f'»«..*"tw.h 
 
 ell 
 
 Houses 
 wuhoul 
 
 .11 Slui 
 All 
 II 
 
 ''s;;:3-^;:'^pr';^ii»^Mach,ne.,„,nco.np,::r 
 
 »•«• •'ancy Good- 
 
 1 Buuiple, hy mail, poHl-puid... 
 
 .1 OKIUpleB, " " 
 
 REr>LrcxioiN 
 
 3 
 6 
 
 1 iHizeu 
 B " 
 1 GroHs, 
 
 canvass your neighborhood 
 
 *t) ii.'i Stih I,,-, 
 
 " 60 Jo 7,5 
 
 •■ ■■ 1 0<) I ,r,,| 
 
 by exprHSH 1 '•'* ;mk1 
 
 *J in 0(1 
 
 /H 00 ,i,i 00 
 
 WIZARD COIN-HOLDER 
 
 Bcaul.rulln De.ign, Simnle in roMtM,r.i„„ .„M D.^._. _ „ * 
 
 '■■'"-"-"■-^::[i;==sfisr 
 
 u OperatiOB, Krerykody wanU 
 
 , Small, Comp.ci and Convenient. "H'olds"HiV"no'ir.r; '?i° »"'»"nt ofSia Dollar.: ' 
 
 „:,?u'^. /,°°" ""J"" the trouble an<! inconveniem/,'f"; '^"" "' f"*",' " "'' "■« »'<* >»>*• 
 pockt,. fry ,.„, ,„ j„j ^ _^ piece or a iickel ih^tT* * * '""c"' "=''"«« '""'T *■"''• 
 
 into your poek., two or three Kmes, brin.iu, u3fevenL^u'"K"' '•"' ^^ *"" "><"" "•o" 
 J p.om„cuous assorting are able to find tf e c^in souVh, in '.i^T'' ."* " f """"• "O "'T »«" 
 bAblv dronn.H ««- .. . .""= ,^_iJi" »ouf nt. In the meantime, however vou b^M T.m. 
 
 VOUr Ve«..tinT, 1.... ;l',-. . "*V'P"^ 
 
 K.mi 1 J """'""g are anie to nnd the coin souahi In .h. ^ ." ■;"""■"". aoo amy ann 
 
 b.bly dropped one „r two ooins, which atWV not mIv i„ v„ meantime however, you ha4 pro 
 Ihe Wiurd Coin Holder prevein ail ih^ A n.™L "^ " veaation, but possibly to your li... 
 compact shape. He can make chfnge in half 0,IT^^ ^X"' "' '^'"' '^"^ ^" k- coinT; 
 dropping „r fosing it The merest movement of you, SiZhH^^ required, and avoid the liabSit, ot 
 your hand and another of the same denomination immidT I ? *" "?''"=» '^' "'"'"'I win » 
 bo, 1. small and poruHe, the coins beZ aA-an^ed m ,hJ „ '' "'''" '" P'""' " '^^7 «»•«. Tlw 
 
 :ir:".'L'ii'A«--«<' .This com Hoid;;i\To*.:ivT„'!;:Ti'i,?ri?.^'^!.'"_'^"p«"'W«.~ «n«>- 
 
 Hutiiis space wasted Thi."r«Tn'H„M"''' ""'"S"^ '" 'he most compact mar 
 
 pie article for",1jrt,ade'^'"Ag^en« "°e"now cTrdeS in u" ""■""^' ^" "'""'^^"'''^^'^''^'^ 
 
 more than doiJile what th"y anticinare^ KvT^ h "^' quantities the demand already p.B»^„ 
 
 ^y.'L"; -i'e-^..'«7 -» " ra^lt'i . 'or'h'.7c^'n';e"L.rm"orTl^"^al."'it"3Z "■"-- "^ 
 ; bv mail. DtKi.na..i «, ^-.-.. * +r^ **" r"*" '"'- '» »«"» St a price thai 
 
 mail, ^1.50. 
 
 .sf,i oanipie Dy mail, post-oaid ac r».nfc Tk — r ' '* "'^^ ** * price Uui 
 
 MAGICAL PATCTiTNG^LATE 
 
 6 ""'^f s^J^t^Sj'- --H F^^'^"^^^^'^- Si^!;'^:;^^;^;; ^?« <" "■« '-smith, and with ., 
 
 S HIiuc'S ■ 
 
 ■0 -• ,, 
 
 ID 
 
 $fl 15 
 
 m 
 
 3 5<i 
 
 6 no 
 
 ■ •SOW 
 
 '^^^ ^^^z^^^t^lps^ 
 
 A Perfect Imitation. 
 
 Patent Applied For. 
 
 Sample, by mail„ '^''' *""«««»•«, but i. .nade of H.,d«>,u.. C3., , 
 
 1 Boien 
 
 3 " " 
 
 lilJimiiiiiSi^lil 
 
 . fO 26 
 1 60 
 3 75 
 
 onodo^nhyosn^;;;;;;; '^^^ ' l^^^^^«.^«"":'::".:"::'-"'^"^^^ 
 
 ' '"'''°"" '""""'■« <■■■ » lar«e m^joiify of .1 
 
 MONTREAL NOVELTY CO., 5-7 LAGAUciTOE-STREET, MONTREAL:": Q, 
 
tllili^ 
 
 We have perfectec^arrangements 
 with all the Principal Pub- 
 lishers, and are Head- 
 quarters for all 
 Chromos. 
 
 PRICES LOWERTtHAN EVER 
 
 4 S.iniplcs, 9x11, by mail , IC i5 
 
 M " " •' „ 40 
 
 100 " " by e^i/i li UJ , 
 
 V>' " " '■ 1000 
 
 SPUNOIO W.m FOB PRMING THESf 
 
 K m ooici, 1^ 
 
 ,, ^_ -^ GHK4)MOS, 
 
 Prints ,ii.hV''!I''ul7'' ■■"?1'',";'"''"' C-Ti'omos arc the p ,bllsl,ud an.I are th.: best ani fasten selling in ihe mark«. W< furn.ih them all framed m a-iocli Black Wtdnji 
 
 i.. .T": " _*»'''''^" £''^""'A'''' Lining, at the follouihi; LOW PRICES; 
 
 Homesread in Connecticut, 22x30. framed, each, „ 1 ^ 
 
 Moonlight on the NHe, 24x30, framed, each , ' , 5, 
 
 Moonlight in Etjypt, 34x30, framod, each i ;, 
 
 Balmobal CASTta, Queen Victorias bu 
 
 ASTta, yuccn VictoriaS bummer RcsKjence in Scotland, 24x30, 
 
 framed, each ^^ », „ 
 
 Thr Mill Rim, sire 24x30, framed,'eacX"!r.!l\""!!!!',!ir.l"'!.T'!!"."'.™!!!;j;"'.'.!'.!'. t so 
 
 iiooie, Siveet Home, 32x30, " " ^ 15^ 
 
 ->, ^°. discount for any quantity from the above pric«!'"Agems'CT^^ 
 
 caeaper to have thera come by freight, in which case cash must be sent wtlh the order 
 
 of theiie Chromos. and make a handsome profit. When ordering a 4<>f<n n more it I1 
 We sell the Chromos without the Frames at jo eeiKs each, postpaid, by maB. 
 
 NOVELTY BURGLAR ALARM 
 
 w/nrii ^u liVP ♦he Burglar every Time. The Best, the Cheapest, and Smallest Burglar Alarm in the 
 ^r^Di I . ^S.*" Chance CWered to Agents for the Past Five Years.— The annexed cuts show the Alarm set and 
 iV>^-.i u u ' ■*'' , ""^ '" t^"" '"^ •=*? ; '=""■ B shows the spring ; letter C shows the hammer, which is held in 
 Ir... 1 u" ^ L*^ 'Pnng. allowing it to prsject so that when the door is about to be opened it cannot pass without touchine : 
 letter A show* the small steel screw by whifh the Air— '' --' ™ -._ ■^. . ' . .. . . »■ 
 
 also be attached to windows. 
 
 - - -ilarm is fastened. The Aiarm can b^.used on any and all doors. It can 
 »h. «-*,. K • " • " ."lT" "T" ^' '* *^ ^ easily as opening a penknife. It is the most convenient Alarm for the traveler, and 
 ine pnce bnngs It within the reach of all. // meets the approv<»i of everybody. The businijss man buys it for his protection ■ 
 ine traveler tor tts convenience ; and the school-boy for its cheapness and novelty. With each Alarm we furnish a box of 50 
 • * ^.1 "*^" w ^'"'* nothmg of »4flHn^ from three to five gross a day. and this is tho way they do it. It will pay 
 
 you to 00 the same. Make a model of a door and frame, about xa inches long, 10 inches wide, then go among the people aiid 
 •now them howU_B^one, and at the same time call out, "Travelers', Yank.;e or Novelty Bursar Alarm, 15 cents each.- 
 
 Snap a cap every- now and thc-n, and you will soon be convinced that 
 ytTU are act only making quick saleH, but also large profits. 
 
 ^ PRICES TO AGENTS. 
 
 Sample of an Alarm, with a Box of Caps, b>- mail |o 15 
 
 One Dozen Alarms and One Dnztrn Boxes of Caps, by express i 50 
 
 Trial Box of Three Dozen, inchiding Box pfCapt for each Alarm..! i 25 
 One Gross Alarms and One (Jross Boxes of Caps \ > ^.^ 
 
 This cut is the«xact sire, CLO3 
 
 COMPLETE SHIR T LAUN DRY FOR $L00. 
 
 BLOCKING AND IRONING SHIRT-BOSOM BOARD. 
 
 IT SELLS AT SIGHT! 
 
 Made after the Chinese Laundry Method. 
 
 Llageofelter'a Patent, (August 29tb, 1877.) 
 
 " An expansable frame surrounding an ironing board, which when limply 
 pressed on the Shiit draws all creases and wrinkles from the boiom, and holdj 
 it securely in position during the process of ironing." 
 
 Any child can place a shirt on the board and get it in readinetl for ironlne 
 in TEN SECONDS, and can iron it in ONE MINUTE I 
 
 It is made very stylishly, (looks as if it cost ^i.oo to manufacture.) It il a 
 useful piece of household fumitfirc. It ranks among labor^avi&g inventions 
 
 r^ ^ Av, f^Tl"?;"^? b " '"i"""^"!'''"!"- . '' u '■' ^>' ' k",' ■ ""^ ''° »<'J"«'j'B.: '» »j»'?y« '■«"ly f""- «« ; w'" last a lifetime, and ii uaivenally needed It girei a pei 
 jad ea.sy form to the yoke and neck-band^ It obviates a bulge at the centre and sides of the bosom, pt ha. a laundry recipe, ,'■ How to Prepare Surch and (»ou .U^ 
 e ;som.v print ed upo n the back . It is shipped to Agents, completely covered and ready for use, and retails for ii.oo. ' ' ' ' "^ "^ """*• *" " 
 
 perfect 
 
 Shir. 
 
 -_.^^ . - -■ ."ipi^tu VI7 ^i^tiiuT, <.>«iiipi':ic:iy i.uvcicu wild rcauy lor use, ana retails lor xt.oo. 
 
 yV CrIl2]^TiB5 of only ordmarj- ability find no difficulty in averaging from 30 to too sales a week ; it ii steady, legitimate and eitremely nrofltiiili 
 ^.\.^..lr^C~r . . employment Agents are now ordering in large quantities, the demand already proving more than double what they anticipated It il 
 
 S!. r ,. 1°'' . ^"'^'"F *■"* "2" 5''i'""l "o.«"y "■•?■• °ff"'<i o°.,'l><: Canadian market ; and, to judge from the orden we are now receiving, Agenu eveiywhere are realinni 
 taat fact. Agents who f«'l to try the Labor-Savmg Ironing-Board will mrke the greatest mistake of their lives, as it is having the greatest sale of any article ever offered to the 
 p«b.ic because the people feel that they are getting more than their monej-'s worth See What a vast field there is to work in-thete are over i,ooo,<»o families in Canada an^ 
 KO^.n. "'".";,'?" P'f^t" promising customer. A SAMPLE OUTFIT need only consist of a Board, with circulars describing iti advanugi, which upon the receipt a 
 BO cents, we wiU forward by express to any place in the Dominion. The Agent goes over part of his field, afterwards sends his orders to us ir' ' -^ "^ ■" *" ■ 
 
 eal.eco his money for them. Being a cash )usiness throughout, and ordering only for actual purchasers already obtained, the Agent runs no risk 
 
 •W( 
 
 rois can work 
 
 e have just obtained the patent fir this Board at great exoeoae. We do not, however care to sell territory, but wUl give you exclusive control of MT Townihip 
 irk, prorlding you order as Boards to start with ' ' "-.1 • vuuvrui o. My » owosuiy 
 
 RKDXJCEU PRICK L 1 S X. 
 
 1 Sample Board, by expres-i), to Agents igO'60 
 
 85 Boardi, " or freight _10\00 
 
 100 " " " 85 01 
 
 12 Boardii, br expreaa, or freight .'. f Of 
 
 50 " " " 15iv> 
 
 A««H» find thia one of the best articles ever soid too sold in Motnsburg in 9 days, and 133 sold in MerricksvUIe One Agent writes, erervbodr buTS thai h.u • daus 
 ur-Mt •sample Board and Circular, anf' ^nvass your s-vn The profit is large and business pleisant Address . j » _ .._..-_ 
 
 MONTREAL NOVELTY COMPANY, 
 
 317 Lagauohetiere Street, Montreal. P. Q. 
 
 PIAl 
 
 Truly 1 
 musical crit 
 instrumento 
 
 With t 
 most difficu 
 will save th 
 and young, 
 plishments ' 
 
 A ham 
 method and 
 paid, on rec 
 
 BOOK 
 .\GENTS V 
 sell our Pati 
 employment 
 llie best selli 
 and secure 
 catalogue of 
 iions to Agei 
 
 MrpnVf 
 
 Baron 
 
 The only re 
 I It foretells the < 
 I likewise acomp 
 IcJtor it never fa 
 
 Wlikt t] 
 
 The advantage t 
 Snmmer season , 
 which 
 
 Farmers 
 
 on the morrow, i 
 luyins; and harv. 
 
 Sample I13 
 It 11 
 
 1 Dozen b 
 
 3 " '■ 
 
 S I» 
 
 ,,j.TW« 1» an attici 
 li"^ lay it at h 
 l«. They art mad 
 
 Mon 
 
ted m a*iach Black W<Uo'ii 
 
 - • so 
 
 ' S"- 
 
 I id 
 
 ering a ^oKn cr more it 1^ 
 xjit-p^id, by mail. 
 
 Zrm 
 
 f 
 
 SET 
 
 L $1.00, 
 
 RD. 
 
 Deeded Itfires a perfect 
 urch aad Gleu all Shirt. 
 
 id extremely profltiuii 
 It thejr anticipated. It il 
 s everywhere are realinof 
 
 article ever offered to tb« 
 iQ families io Caoada, an^ 
 
 whict upon the receipt a 
 1 their to purchaten. and 
 
 ! ooatrol of may Township 
 
 dy buTi tiut ha» ■ 
 
 il. P. Q. 
 
 .1 ri iv' 
 
 PIANO AND OEGAN PUYING AT SIGHT 
 
 NO KNOWLEDGE OF MUSIC REQUIRED. 
 
 Truly the greatest invention of the age, and pronounced by leidin- 
 :Zt"TZtr '''"''''''' ''^^°'""- - ""^ science 'an/s^^tcJi 
 ..tXf S-iS- fS/^^ - -. r^ay .He 
 
 ^!^:^?:|:nSir-Ke'^- 
 
 plishments without the assistance of a teacher. accom- 
 
 A handsome Portfolio, containing full in^tmrtinno r„, .!,• 
 method and six pieces of the latest and^nios? poiuUr music sem"p"o7 
 paid, on receipt of One Dollar. * P°^'' 
 
 BOOK CANVAS.SER.S, SCHOOL TFATHVpo i „ 
 
 and secure exclusive territory for our Patent M„^\r.!LA°, • ' 
 ^al^c^ny Steel Engra^gs. with o.^:;ec^r^:rra;!?h= 
 
 ^Piire reduced from $l.oo ,o 75c. each ; ,2 by Express, $7.00, 
 
 Barometer and Thermometer 
 
 COMBI^JHr)! 
 
 ItfoStrlhr'i''"'' ^7,\--lB^^^^^^^^..d Thermometer in existence. 
 oretella the ehanse.in the weather with neverfailing aecuraey, and i 
 hkewise a complete and accurate thermometer. A, a weather prorost 
 ctor it never fails, and will keep those who possess it fully ^K^stXto 
 
 Wlikt tlie Weatliei' will be ^4 Som^ 
 iq ^clvkiide. 
 
 The advantage to farmers in possessing this instrument, particularly in the 
 W season, i. therefore apparent, supplying as' i't does a meanst 
 
 Farmers can Foretell Exactly What the 
 Weather Will be 
 
 the morrow, and thus arrange their plans for work accordingly In the 
 hajing and harvesting seasons it will save its c:st a hundred times over. 
 Sample by Mail, ... , , „. 
 
 t> ,1 t^ • 4 1. 2u 
 
 m , "r'' ■ • • • 100 
 
 l^°r'7 ,; ■ - ■ ■ ■ 9 00 
 
 . ' • ■ 22 50 
 
 SI? V.GH^^H«li:». 
 
 »«. Th.y unmade with bra.. fr,»e, and wmi««.ilKme"-" """ "*""' 
 ----- P«»P»»«. for 8i.Oo Ettoh. 
 
 Hair Curler and Crimper 
 
 I-oule Hair Crimper can be lupplied 
 at rate, that will ii«ure RatU SaUt aiui 
 erve Perfect .Vi./,{/!,c/,V.«; and, lam 
 profit to yourself These good, ar* St 
 
 -p one dozen in eacli package, which 
 readily retail fc 18 fenta, anS « .up. 
 ply them to Agents »i ihe extremely low 
 price of 76 cent, per gro... J, ,' 
 p.icl<.iges which are neatfy packed la 
 onumcnial boxc-s, makiiia 144 doiea. 
 and delivered as sold, Siereby M,i„g 
 much time in going over the ume ground 
 the second time to fill his order.. TTieae 
 Curlers are WARRANTED TO 
 CURL THE STRAIQHESTHAIR. 
 without brciking or injuring it in any 
 manner, lull instruction, for u>e accora. 
 p.iiiy each package. 
 
 'I Dozen, by mail, 
 
 TEUMS. 
 
 10 25 72 Dozen,by express. 
 75 144 " «' ^^ 
 
 12 59 
 400 
 
 SISSOriPsl^DrY^FACTEIVER 
 
 of 
 
 In a mpmcnt'. time, with a few turn, 
 the finprs the little spiral is driven 
 
 .u -■-■fi-' '. .".- iiiitc spiral IS anven 
 through the tidy placed upon the back 
 of upholstered Sofas, Ixmnge., Chair, 
 etc., into the upliplstery; there It remain. 
 fast, h.kliiig the tidy always in place. 
 1 he hastcner never pulls out, and never 
 ^ic.irs the furniture, as do pins when uaed 
 iH.r ihis puriM),c-, and beside, add. greatly 
 Uieatly to llie appearance of the tidy. U 
 ' .m be used with equal facility to fasten 
 liilies to cane-back fufnilure. The Tidy. 
 listeners are n-«lc in all colors, and can 
 can be used to match the tidy or not a. 
 the taste may dicute. The principal 
 colors demanded are green, .carlct. 
 chcriy, maroon brown and blue. W. 
 always keep on hand other color., ^o 
 
 -^ ''^^ iAi;rn;,>sLSSF -^'- -^" ^^ 
 
 12 
 
 6 Dozen Samples, by mail, post nid, 
 
 90 26 
 
 60 
 
 2 00 
 
 ■i 00 
 
 STEEL PEi\3 2jg. iLR GROSS. 
 CHEAPI CHEAP! CHEAPI 
 
 c-cce'clin,!lvT '"r''' ''°"^''l ■' '"«'' '"^"^ "^ ''<=-'>»'ir»' •'^'-e' Pens at in 
 .— .n whether l,ne nr con,.o nre prerencl,^-, ,ve l.a^^ bo.",. ^^ 
 
 
 ross 
 
 ly JWaii, po( 
 
 iSpaid, 
 
 • 
 
 $0 25 
 
 10 
 
 
 ' ExpreKs, 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 150 
 
 25 
 
 »< 
 
 ( 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 " 
 
 - 
 
 .3 50 
 
 50 
 
 (1 
 
 t u 
 
 - 
 
 " " - • 
 
 C 00 
 
 100 
 
 '* 
 
 < l( 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 ■ 
 
 U 00 
 
 RAZORS! RAZORS 11 
 
 Don't pay from $1 to S3 for a Kazor when you can get a first-claw 
 article for 50 cts. post.pald. 1 Doz. $3.50 by Express or ^ post-paid. 
 
 PEDLABSt 
 
 This is the line of goods upon which you can realize handaome p.-o6ts 
 j and make quick sales. 
 
 Montreal Novelty Co., 517 Lagauchetiere St.. Montreal. P. 0. 
 
^ S^'Bo Sure and Orcior tho 801133 by Numbers in Rota?:Jon."Qi« 
 
 SOMG-S-»OMi: GENT EACH. 
 
 Hahy Mirir. 
 
 Sucn an Kducation hat, my Mary Ann. 
 
 Ella Rr*.. 
 
 ThpOlrl Cabiti Hutw\ 
 
 The I iitkOfus ut Home. 
 
 I Home, Swi>- i ,H>)fne- 
 Many On Help Une. 
 Killarnfy. 
 
 See that My Grave's Kept Green. 
 Grand fat he's (.lot k. 
 
 ILuUjibv— J. K. Kmtnott's. 
 The flarp ihnt miue thro' T;ira's 
 
 America. [Holh. 
 
 Rwoet Foigct-me-not. 
 
 Where wa.'. ModUB when ihe Li^'.hi 
 
 Nancy l.ee. p.Viut Uiit V 
 
 ■0 Write Mc a I*t'ticr from Hoti^c. 
 »2 OW Kriks at Home — Swanee Kibbcr. 
 at Jiwxcl Uy ainl Ity, 
 » Whiu, t.mina, 
 a» KalicV Sicret. 
 76 I You'll Remember Me 
 »9 I Rocked in the (JracMe of the Deep. 
 30] Kathleen Mav«urnccn. 
 it \ 1 Droarat I Dwch in Marble Haiti. 
 3J Wearing of the Green. 
 j_ Whtii You and I were Young, Maggie. 
 >4 Cottage by iitc Sea. 
 « W*: Parjcd by the River Sit!t. 
 _Jio When I Saw Sweet Kt.411'2 Hw.nq. 
 J7 Swf«t Spirit, Hear My Prayer. 
 
 59 tfbfunns O' BriL-n. 
 41 wlpgjpe'fl Secret. 
 
 4a Biu^cAque Stump Sporch, 
 
 43 P«or UM Stave. 
 
 48 TaifC thu Letter to My Moth't. 
 
 49 A Model Love LeUer— Cciutc. 
 
 50 Female ^>tfa^egcm — Ctirnic. 
 
 51 How to K,iMa Lady, 
 
 53 Wiie'A Commandments — Comic. 
 ^ Husband's L\uRm.-indme(U&-~ Cobiic 
 55 Riilesfor Hummers, 
 $6 Littk Old Ixjg Cabin in the I.Ane. 
 5ff Hn!,b.iia Trie tchie— Recitation. 
 58 Marching, 'Ihrough Georgia. 
 
 60 Widow in the Cotmge by the S*?a. 
 
 61 I>aDcing in dc Baru. 
 6a FSre in the Grate. 
 
 &3 Wandering Ke1ug«e. 
 
 (14 I l(!i.'.-vy.:d Nt-Uie. 
 
 6b The letter in thr Candl«. 
 63 I)ai>cin(» » i dc (.Irien. 
 61) I TIm: Heart lltiwed Dowa 
 70 [ Take Biick the Heart. 
 7a The Fa.led (.ont of IIlu . 
 
 73 Hold ihfi Kort. 
 
 74 .Slavery Diiys. (Deck— Recitation. 
 
 75 Jvr Mul<! Sthood on the Sihcomboat 
 
 76 Little Hart-fool. 
 
 77 My Old Kentucky Home, Good Ni^it 
 
 79 Thou art *■ Nenr and Yet to Kar. 
 
 80 Thp Swurd of Bunker HUL 
 
 81 Oflico Rules- Comic 
 
 £2 The Gr;ty HnliTt of My Motner. 
 
 84 riJ be all Smiks To-night, Ixive. 
 
 65 ^'oa've Ikai .1 Kileutl to M«j. 
 
 86 Listen to the .M<K:king B'trd. 
 
 87 Wlien tlic t-orn is WaviiiK, Annie. 
 
 88 She N vcr Klaiiud Him, Neve*. 
 
 89 Silver Threcds AmoiMj tlw Gold. 
 
 90 Little Robin, TeU Ki^iy I'm Coming, 
 9;^ Her Hr»j<ht Sm*le Haunts M« StilL 
 
 94 .SuiKlay Night, whi 11 th^. ParWs FuH. 
 
 95 The (lip-.y'.s Wnrniii*. 
 98 Swinging in the Ijidc. 
 
 loo W« jile^, 'twan in a Crowd. 
 
 X02 'Tia but n little Faded Ir'lowcr. 
 
 loj TdiMth the Harp G«n%, Wy Pretty 
 
 Louise. 
 «04 TUv. Oirl 1 Lafi Behuxi Me. 
 
 105 I Utile Buttercup. (Aunts 
 
 106 I Hi6 Sisters and Hin Cousins and llts 
 
 107 Carry >1e Back to OW Virglnny. 
 K>o Kitty \Ve\in. 
 
 no ] Biliy'r, A.vpeol to KIa Ma. 
 Ill] Why the .Swallow!! Homeward Kly 
 1 1 3 'i'he OM R^anV Drank Ag-'— 
 113 The Two Orphans ; or the 
 I If, Prcily a« a Picture 
 1 11' I 1 Am W.iitiag, E&ste Dear 
 117 I Three Kerinhed in the Snow- 
 itS Slight nu.t'v-<;omic. 
 119 Take Mc Hack tu Home and Mother. 
 I50 <^oiue, Sitby uty Side. Lilile I>arlui,^ 
 lai Kiss Me >IotherH.Kifw yonrU.uling 
 A Flowtr from .Uoth' 1 's Grpve. 
 
 •he Oia Log Cabin on the lliU. 
 
 le Skids are Out To-day. 
 ia8 Shabby Genteel. 
 
 (Fire. 
 
 i=»3 I A 1 
 126 The 
 
 »^9 
 
 I JO 
 
 »34 
 
 '35 
 >J^ 
 U7 
 
 ija 
 
 t39 
 140 
 
 141 
 
 MJ 
 
 144 
 M5 
 
 146 
 >47 
 14^ 
 149 
 150 
 »St 
 152 
 »53 
 »S4 
 »5.T 
 
 ISr? 
 
 >59 
 
 161 
 i6u 
 
 163 
 165 
 166 
 167 
 
 iCS 
 \(k) 
 ITU 
 
 Oh I ilii V/atemii'loh. 
 
 I Coiiiiii-; Ihro' th' Rye. 
 
 I Must We Then .Meet as Stranjer*. 
 
 Tlie ll.iiiic* on our Block. 
 
 The .Sk.di;iore Fancy Hall. 
 
 The HaliArny llrnjr. 
 
 Where the Gra.'A (Jrows Grceu. 
 
 iJiulii.},' H«!ibic of the 1^.1. 
 
 The Kiss Kehind the Do^-r. 
 
 I'll Ru.ih mUr \\yj, lA)ve, in My 
 
 Mary of ihe Wild Moor. IPraycr-i 
 
 Old Wooden Ro.;U*r. 
 
 Spe:ilv, Only Spe.tk. 
 
 iO;.nciiig Aruuud with Qiarlic. 
 Where Art Thou Now,ikIy Beloved ? 
 Mollie llailini;. 
 
 You m^ty 1 .00k, but You muH'ii't 
 I .My Daughter Juliii. rfouch 
 
 I TUti RaillL fur a buive 
 H.-Um of Gika^l. 
 
 There's Alwavi a .Seat 10 the Parlor 
 Driven (rain iiuinc. [tuT Vou. 
 
 I've iM Mwthcr iww, I ra Wcepiiig. 
 J Pull fur tlie Shore. 
 I Neiu^r, My Gml, to Thee. 
 Goo<l Now:i from Hone. 
 Ftsheruian'H Dau^iusr" 
 Shells tf tie Oce^m. 
 Moibsa'.-) to dc Cokl, Cold G^wiimI, 
 .Say a Kind Word When You Ca». 
 Cure tor Scaudal — C«auc, 
 
 I Twilight Cotcritt. 
 Slrangcn* Yet, _ 
 OH^iles in the Air 
 1 Cannot Siug the Okl Sot^a^ 
 Norah O'Ncui 
 Waiting, My Darliag, farTbeo* 
 
 I The Rose uf Tralee. 
 Jennie, the Flower of Kildarj. 
 I'm Londy Since My Morhcr Hied. 
 The Drunkard's Lone Child, 
 Teiulng on the Old Camp GrouBdL 
 
 [ rUi-tiition of the Wtup— Cuoic 
 The SLive's Dre;uu 
 Dou't Vou Go, I'oouny, Doa't Go. 
 
 I Sweet Evangeline. 
 The Good-Bye at the Door. 
 Titi Hard to Give the Hand where 
 
 the Heart Can Never Be. 
 WlUie, Wc have Mih&cJ You. 
 
 lEi Krin's Lovely llume. 
 
 i8a Over tho Hilh. tothe Poor llou •• 
 
 184 P.iddy's Land. 
 
 185 Uon't be .\ni'ry with Mc, Darli:., 
 iRo The Old Vdlajio School ■>t\ inoCitr? 
 ifl; Wootlman, Sp.ire Th.1l Tieo. 
 
 li'ci Darting Minnie J^e. 
 
 190 I Hat I'hrtalion — ComK 
 
 191 I Flirtation of the Fan— Comic. 
 ?94 Why Uitl Si.e Lr^ivc Hiint 
 rg.5 A tjnift Little Home. 
 
 \<)'^ '] huu Hast learned to f <ove t^coU-..- r 
 3UJ Thvie'h None Like a Mother, if t:vv( 
 
 so Poor. 
 204 You were False, but I'll Forgive \i'< 
 
 207 The Btiti ol Shaudon. 
 
 208 Old Lot; Cahiu id the Dell. 
 
 aog Whisper S.ltly, Mother's Dying- 
 
 ffK> Krin'i Green Shore. 
 
 sii Will You Ixjvc Me when 1 m OKi: 
 
 313 Gathering Sh^lln by tlw Sea Shore 
 
 314 Little Rosebud 
 
 315 By Uie Sad Sen Waveb. 
 
 316 Come ijuo iUl Gardeji, Maud. 
 
 31/ The Harp* or, hxland's Resurui 
 
 tion. 
 21S Whei« iltere i a WiM Uiere'j a Wr., 
 319 God Bless My Boy at Sea. 
 02O Aluuc Laurie. 
 3?f Sherman'M Marrh t« the Sea. 
 »3 Lamentation of Janiea l&ed^cn. 
 ca4 Coma, lUrdLc. Comb. 
 
 225 No>.v I Lay M« D«wnto Sleep. 
 
 226 Ever of Thcc. 
 327 ^iorah McShane, 
 
 238 Love Amon^ tbc Rom*. 
 330 Dcr Dciicher Gal. 
 933 01 1 Ann Chair (oe sung by iVtu 
 2j3 The Sailor's Grave. JBiirry J 
 
 a4e FarrnrrS l>augh4en| or, C^cU.* 
 in the Gart.'uft. 
 
 943 Oh I Dam Gv>ldeo SUppcr^ 
 344 Moraing by the firiglu ^iaJS- 
 346 Poor, but a G««iteauia Stia. 
 
 249 Nobody s Darling hut Mine 
 351 Put My Ltctle Shorn Away. 
 353 Darling Nellie Gray. 
 
 355 LLule Brown Jug, 
 
 356 Ben Bolt. 
 
 957 Good-bye, SweethcMt 
 30o Sadie Kay. 
 
 POPULAR SONGS CONSTANTLY ADDED. 
 
 We will send TKl* of the ubove Songs, your own fitloction, for lO cents, Fifty for :tO cents, and One Hundfed for SOcenU, 
 allpogtjAid by Mail. Hfincrabcr, w« •jviU \C>T mo?i«I I«ji.|1 tlijiKi Um» of these Bongs by Mall For larger quaBtltles, wrifa 
 for better tignreti. Soml Cuubbvcy or OMi-CE.NT Postogu Stamps. 
 
 We are Belling a lai-s-o tl3)itDi'»cr of these 8ot.j;,s,8tKl yoii luii do -Acll to order IWO or 500 and «t'll them to your fyiendH 
 and.iacJBilCMjrH; most t'i'«l"y V"'''"""'^ w^!3 buy tVom lO to ,•£,> .Songs at a time. You can mako large profits, and, a« we ad.t 
 other Bongs, you can tell to tlio ssmo peisons over tigain. We i.aa (,'ivo ^(>jtl <<»• jm-JeC'* by tlw .HOC or lOOO hy E.xprcss, go you 
 can then stll to the small Wt or^^oj iirui Nesvn Blund.s. Yc.ii i iin nii.Ue luouev in the evening^. Try a lot^ and you cannot fail to moke monej 
 
 JA-vSA-PO-Rl 
 
 Napkin Bings, 
 
 Decidedly the pretliest aiul clit.. ;v.st thirit; uf 
 the kind yet put on the market. They are put 
 up half dozen in a box, all diire;ent ccljrs, 
 each one tastefully ornamented. 
 
 They are of JaTjr-.ness manufacture, s;nd vei^ 
 pretty. Not easi.; Drokcn. 'I hey are sure to 
 ■ have a rapid sale. 
 
 Sample by mail, 15c., or two (,,1 
 I Box of half dozen, pus.paid. . , 
 
 ] dozen, postpaid . . 
 
 6 " by Express . 
 
 .$ 
 
 n 
 
 25 
 
 so 
 
 Ladies' Imitation Tortoiseahell 
 
 This line of Goods is one we stroir.;ly re- 
 oomir.end in parlrcular to the Stove. Ui'tpei.i, 
 Pedleis and .Street SrJe.siiien. The dciiund 
 for these Goods has been so j-^rcat that our 
 slixk i:;;ive out ; but havln'.; placed a l.ujje 
 order with the direct iir.|i..rlers, we are now, 
 and th.all eorvaiuie i.i fuiir e hi be, well stocl:ed. 
 
 PgJSCSS : 
 
 
 
 
 No I. 
 
 No, 2. 
 
 Naniple by n>ai!, iw^i,, »i ; . . . 
 
 $ .IS 
 
 $ .2S 
 
 I ll../fM *' •' , , 
 
 . .60 
 
 '■75 
 
 I " by L^xpiesa. .,■...., 
 
 • .SJ 
 
 i.'jO 
 
 
 ■ .;.5o 
 
 7 ' :>'' 
 
 la •• " 
 
 4.50 
 
 I .^ . 50 
 
 13-M-15. GEM PUZZLE, U-mi 
 
 This app.arently simple yet really diflicul; 
 puzzle, which has had such an enormous sale 
 all through .he States, wc now ofler to oci 
 friends and palro.is at the following prices . 
 
 Sample by mail, postpaid $ .10 
 
 I dozen " " 1 .00 
 
 I " by E.\preiS 60 
 
 I gross " 5,00 
 
 N.B, — This is certainly the newest ihint; 
 nut, and arents can iruke monsy w'th it easily 
 and quickly. 
 
 MONTREAL NOVELTY CO., 517 Lag'auchetiere Street, Montreal, P.Q. 
 
■Ai^4#JE^i 
 
 ovcly llome. 
 
 I Hilli. to the Poor Ilou.*' 
 
 : Aiip/y mth Mc, D.-ulir., 
 
 Village Schuul ■>iv tiwCitrr 
 in, Spare Thiii I'lco. 
 
 Minnio J^e. 
 irtation — ComK 
 on of the Fan — Cumic. 
 il Siie i.i'avc Him f 
 
 Little Home. 
 
 iM l<ennitid to f'Ova j^oU'ifi 
 Nuih: Like a Mother^ if t^vn 
 ■*oor. 
 
 c KftJse, but I'U Forgive \(.. 
 Iv> ol Shauiton. 
 ; L'abiu ia the Dell. 
 
 S'.ftljr, Uotbor'i Dying- 
 recn ;?horc. 
 
 i Love Ml- when 1 m Ola; 
 )g SIic'IJa by tlK Sea Short 
 osebtid 
 
 Uil St-a Waveik. 
 lio thi Gardeii, Maud. 
 jp ■ or, lix.IaiMi\ R«8unii 
 
 'hera i n WiH there'* a Wr. , 
 
 ^lS Ikl y ilov at Sea. 
 
 .aurie. 
 
 IK Marrli !« the Sea. 
 
 tlioii 0f ^aiacB tt«(igcnk 
 
 )ir<iic. CoaiCk 
 
 .ay Me Down to Sleep. 
 
 Phce. 
 
 blcShane. 
 
 noti^ tbc Roocft. 
 
 tchtir Gal. 
 
 n Chair (aa fiung by Mtro 
 
 or's Grave. iBi\rry J 
 
 i l>aughient or, QuQlt/:.! 
 
 to (.tor^'^in. 
 
 ru GvUeo SUppen, 
 
 ; by the Briglil LIgJft. 
 
 t a GeailMDaa Stifi. 
 
 s DaHing but Miae. 
 
 Ltcttc S&MS Awray. 
 
 Nellie Gray. 
 
 -own Jug, 
 
 e, SwectbMiC 
 ay. 
 
 [undred for GOceoti^ 
 
 larger qaastlties, wrifia 
 
 cm to your fk*lenclF« 
 
 profits, and, as we ludl 
 K> Iv ExprcKfl, 80 you 
 ot fail to make mont} 
 
 'UZZLE. u-mi 
 
 nple yet reaJly difficuli 
 such an enormous salt 
 i, we now ofler to na 
 he fuUowing prices . 
 
 tpaiu $ .10 
 
 " 1. 00 
 
 6o 
 
 5.00 
 
 unly the newest ihinjj 
 iks inoia-y '.vSth it e^s!!v 
 
 treal, P.Q. 
 
 JAS. LEE & CO.'S FIVE CENT MOSIC. 
 
 •i^ * 
 
 No. 
 
 I. Mollis DaHhe *^ 
 
 t. I Have no Hsiw 
 
 > K.tliCT Sayi I m».. 
 
 J" M ir y'^'^^x'*, lAtk rjdrlin. 
 t, Mullif 5 Amnrar * 
 
 «. Birdie Hu Qmie 
 l StrfllingontheSatKh 
 
 9- Come, llhtlie, Omte 
 '"' 9""" A^*'" To-morrow Nialit 
 Ti How the Gotoi came Ajar 
 <J. Led A (tray 
 
 ;]■ I'iT.i^S"'"^' "" D»Hing.forT1,ee 
 ■4. Uttle Footsteps 
 
 IS. Whip-poorwilr. Song ^ 
 
 ?'.!?' i*""^' •moog th« Gold 
 f ..'di -^"i^f ''f»'t coni<; and Icis., mc 
 
 Kk When l.ittle Mam.c iJicd 
 
 M. Utile I>aisy 
 
 ri. The Mulligan OuarH 
 
 ']. l,ittlo MoUie Brown 
 
 '4- tittle May 
 
 !5. Mother, iMheOtd Home lor>;.' *^ 
 
 .5, V 01. are always Vounu to M ^ 
 
 '?. Tim Flaherty 
 
 •8. "Father bring Home yotj, Money (o-nichn/ 
 
 fO. Nearer the lieautiful (Jan* ?^ " ' 
 
 (.ently down the Stream of Time J^ 
 
 Our good Old Ktiendj 
 
 Come livck to Krin 
 
 bicidmore Giiard 
 
 Z^ 'Vi'lfOM.fJbin i„ t;,.- I.anr • 
 
 1 he old Muvcian and hi, rl-iru t/ 
 
 Pull I)ownt!ie lllind 
 
 '* O/ily *' 
 , Gatherini!; SheUa from the Sea Shore 
 .(9- Would I wtre with 'l ',ce 
 (0. A Starry Night for a Rambl,. 
 t'. 1 ne Little llrown lug 
 I! Nintyarid Nine 
 
 *'■ f?w7 .'.''* "'" •"••'« ^°«r House 
 
 <4- »ed better BiJe a Wee" i/ 
 
 45- Pans under the Rod 
 
 4S. The Little Ohm at Home 
 
 'i J:""= Stan art Brightly Shining 
 
 iB, ( -tntllena "^ 
 
 '* X^ It"^ ii"S^ Visitajits 
 ■". ^he Three Calls 
 
 li. 
 
 Din? to do Kight 
 
 Whisp" «oftlv, Mo;h.r's dying 
 
 00 not Turn me (10,11 Vour Door 
 There ■: a IxMter in the Candle 
 Bec.tilul Girt of Kildam 
 
 iiust <«;e then Meet as Strangers • 
 ,','5?"J'^™*=* •'«•'" Uluc 
 
 The Galeaare Wide Ope« * 
 My love to All at Home 
 
 1 know Loiis, Vou'll be Trtie 
 
 ,.^ .uwiiue trwe 
 
 k,' iJ?*" amonette ijugar Cane 
 2'- Hildebrant Bontrose 
 
 P: ^^'J ^ '*'" '^"'' "> Tliec ♦ 
 ^4. Nobody s riarting bot Mine 
 » P»«tty as a Piiaure 
 ■*. Eileen Alanna 
 
 «toiT'ffiSi'°''*«^'-8 
 
 ^. My poor Keart i, a„i ^,h i,^ Dromius 
 
 70. Sjveetest Love, I'll not Foreet * 
 
 It. Write to Me Often ^ 
 
 75. Dreaming of Home and Motl«» 
 
 yy n was the Master that kndied at tj>e Door 
 
 7S. Old Folia at Home 
 
 ^' T.^^''"S '»<^'= »" Georgia 
 
 ,'« H'*fj;i"=..'^'j^-^'>^'' "*<«'•■ Thee 
 ' Hf hoW. the Fort of Heav™ 
 
 a f-n- 'i??"'= '^* '* *raii« 
 «■. Elite Rhee 
 
 J;. To-day and To-iro,To«- 
 ■1 1* ar Away 
 
 No. 
 
 ti- DnMin Bay • 
 
 ?*• m;?*'"" Mavouneen • 
 ^ When the Misti have Rolled away 
 87. Toiich mc Ccntly, Father Time V' 
 
 «r S! ',*"-7 ".?."">' Smile of my narti,,, 
 f9- 1 he Little Blonde in Rhra * 
 
 9* li'"h Krishl Fye« at the Window 
 
 S-'. Wait till tTie Moonlight faIN 
 
 f!- «eep, my lillle Blueeycd Treasure 
 
 93- I>own the Shadowed I^ne she kom 
 
 94. 'See that my Grove's kept CtojS 
 
 95- That Husband of Miiie" 
 
 2 ^ V'^' "•'Wo'ten when we're Gon-f 
 
 97. Speak to Me 
 
 9*. Mary Aileeti 
 
 99- Sadie Kav 
 
 roo. " You and II" 
 
 ■01. Gratidfather'H Clock 
 
 '«>. Only Speak kindly to M; 
 
 103. flaunting Kyes 
 
 !^ f Jf '" v" 't^Y" " ''" Cros..road> 
 ros. ' fcn^wVuuUh^tru^ioMe, Robin 
 
 106. Silver Stars are »fi|y(;i™n,'in„ 
 
 107. Sw.'el Ccicvievi- ^ 
 
 ■08. Bright Ray-. ;yi:,irlv MomuiB 
 Isle rf the .Sea 
 
 ' Waiting 
 
 109. Beautiful „.„ ,„ „„ 
 
 no. ThatT-mgofThiK^ 
 
 III. Under the Daisie-; 
 
 im. Driven from llorie 
 
 ii> Birdie tell Winnii- I'l 
 
 114. "Canada" 
 
 lit >l''"','"^/''f. Wooiihino Twincth 
 
 no. 1)011 t Ik .Sorrowful, nariiug 
 
 117. Put Mem my I.i.ile Ij^d 
 
 "B. The Old Mans Druuk Again 
 
 no. Moetand Chandoii 
 
 120. Castles in the Air 
 
 iJi. As Oood as (iold 
 
 JM. It, Her Little Bed we Laid Ilt-r 
 13}. Oh.ain't He Sweet mi Me ' 
 1^4- Vou know how it is Vciirself 
 
 III htMlll" ''"''''" "^""^'^ 
 
 137. Save the 805- 
 
 iiS. Clone L'cfore 
 
 ifj liie M.in 0' Airiw 
 
 130. Pavini; the Way 
 
 >3>. Jerusalem the Golden 
 
 HJ. Nobody's Uarbng 
 
 133. Her Bright Smile hatinls mc Slill 
 
 M4. Jenny who Ltve«i in the Dell 
 
 1 35- Setrets 
 
 136. Ih-iftiiiE 
 
 137. I love tTie Merry fiiirilnne 
 
 ■ 38. Annie o' the Banks o' IVe 
 ■.39. Maggie's Welcome 
 
 140. Riding in a I>ullman '- -r 
 
 :4i. I'eware 
 
 14a. Kathleen'.s Answer 
 
 ■ 43. Five o'clock in »he Morning 
 144- Beautiful Nell ^ 
 
 '46. Bird" will come Again 
 ■17- Still I Ixjve 'I-hee 
 
 \*t „';y."J?"'<»l<'"So"t? 
 149- Haby'sGone 
 
 ■ so. Stealing a Kiss at the Garden Gatr 
 •51. {.>:"Hmg Bessie of i!«. [«, 
 
 I5». Kijsnieand I'n go tr a -en .^ 
 
 ■ 53. Call her U.„ k and Ki.. H^ "^ 
 »54. As She ivent Pa-ssing llv 
 
 ^55■ Good Evening 
 
 ;jtea"eteT^-^-'^-'-'-- 
 
 IS8. Bivdie, You inuRt N< v-r tell 
 
 • 59. Little Emiv 
 
 i«o. StarofthcEv~nir... 
 
 »6i. The Roman F.,11 
 
 «<». Hope 
 
 ij3- Tfis hot a little i" ..-,: !.•;„*„ 
 
 164. Don t Vou go, Toininy 
 
 r« 1 he Regular Army, I 
 167. Nancy Lee 
 
 Mo. 
 iM. 
 ■iig. 
 170. 
 171. 
 173. 
 '71- 
 '74- 
 '75- 
 170. 
 
 ;'5; 
 130. 
 
 i3i. 
 
 Sweet Bye and Bye 
 
 Till the Clouds go By 
 
 will mother know m<- in ihn Skv' 
 
 Honielesi Tonight 
 
 I,';'' "^ wi" ""' ""»" >"^ lulling 
 AiiEeU Whisper soft ( loo,!- N ighi 't- 
 will Vou love Me when Im Old* 
 
 18,. 
 1,-4. 
 .35. 
 I So. 
 ■ 87. 
 1B8. 
 18,^. 
 190. 
 ;9i. 
 191. 
 193. 
 '<H- 
 '95- 
 190. 
 
 'H- 
 198. 
 
 '99. 
 500, 
 301. 
 ao-j. 
 
 303. 
 •J04. 
 
 ^ 
 ■xyj. 
 3t>8. 
 309. 
 
 3IO. 
 311. 
 313. 
 
 "3. 
 314. 
 3'S. 
 31«. 
 317. 
 3l8. 
 319, 
 330. 
 331. 
 T2Z. 
 333. 
 -•34. 
 335. 
 3-36. 
 
 Ill 
 339. 
 330. 
 
 '■'}•■ 
 3Jf. 
 
 »3J. 
 
 334' 
 335- 
 
 3j6. 
 
 337- 
 
 338. 
 
 3J9- 
 
 340. 
 141. 
 
 342. 
 
 '43- 
 S144- 
 345- 
 346. 
 
 ■149. 
 
 *3o. 
 
 L'/iger iit^r me, Lmie Darlnis 
 
 IJ.i«saiid I'orgw, l.ove 
 
 Baby Mine .^ 
 
 Softly sing t!ie Oil Sonri 
 
 l^ved Ones lar Away 
 
 When Leaflets fi„m the Roses fall 
 
 n 'k"'iS"'";"""""' •"" '«' G.WKl bye 
 
 We Im M ":'*-'n''.>'''.'' "' ""•■ ^Vindow 
 
 We i.h.1 I Meet all the Little 0:kt! Thet* 
 
 He-ir Little Colleen 
 
 Takejhia Letter to my Mother 
 
 ' ;,<^ tjwinc back to Dixie 
 
 Why doej Mother stay so long ? 
 
 Dt;ar Little Isle F.ar Away 
 
 A little How of nine 
 
 W^y^, Homeainl what it use<l lobe 
 
 Whore tlie Moonbeams love to smile 
 
 I wenty ..even Cents 
 
 B.irnc^. don t Forget 
 
 Tht; V ;ni..Covertd i:otUge 
 
 Sl.iv.-ry n.iys 
 
 The Cain|it>elk are Coming 
 
 l.rannigan's P.uid 
 
 ft';^'^:f^?;r''' ''"''Spring Flower. 
 
 jini Fisk 
 
 l>iein,iiigaiHl l>nfling 
 
 I vc only k-en |Jow„ m ,|,c (^|„i, 
 
 whoa hmina 
 
 ■l-li- (,;r,:y Hiir^of.ny Mother 
 
 Little histir , gone to Sleep 
 
 I .Saviour of the Wo^ld 
 Kva I 
 luanltn 
 
 Darling Minnie Ue 
 Killarney 
 
 1 Cannot Sing the Old Song, ,/ 
 StranKers Yet 
 The llabier. on our Bk>ck 
 l.ol.leii Vears are passing by 
 •S'vect Mary Ann 
 Kathleen Aioon 
 
 i-i.''''?*'r '^^ Mother's Crave 
 ITlc Litl e Spnng beside my home 
 Jomcbody s Coniiiif. 
 Noiinc Maureen 
 
 Tk "vii';"" "" ^"'*" '° Sleep 
 1 ho Wlup-poor Will "^ 
 
 ArevTiuthfre, Moriarity? 
 
 Sheris wi.. Cathered Vears Ago 
 
 Sequel to Grandfather's Oo-ti 
 
 J hiiiking a:id Dreaming of Mother 
 
 Shadows on the Floor 
 
 rhe Ola Wooden Rocker y^ 
 
 Uidalia KfcCanii 
 
 The Little Widow Dunn 
 
 Robtii, tell Kitty Pm coounu 
 
 Jennie, the Pnde of Kildare 
 
 No Work 
 
 Don't Forget me. Darting 
 
 Uncle Tom's I.anient 
 
 1 he Par's Farewell 
 
 In the nioriiinF ••, t'ne ijriiit lioh- 
 
 Ange. ,.,.i,jr/2( 
 
 Go(3 bl ss my <|car old Mother 
 
 CjinymeLaH; to ojd Virginny ^ 
 
 Oh I dein C.oldLO Slipper* 
 
 1 he Rain upon the Roof 
 
 lake nie Home 
 
 I 'rifling with the Tide 
 
 The ixjor old Tramp 
 
 Keep Pretty Flmvei-s on my Grave 
 
 My Honw ou the Old Ohio 
 
 WJI vou Remember met 
 
 yimJ^^^rm^mpS'^l' mT«^^ beautifxiUy printed on heavy 
 We will ,naii ^yeTop^^ontoS^t^f% ACC^lHF&aflMEW^ 
 '00 copies. 83.75. STAMPS TaS' OEDBE%r NuSrs' '*°"'"'- 
 
 «^We po«,h^ w,„ „ot m,„ ,„,„ ,^,„ ^ eopies ,0 one addro... 
 
 JAMES LEE & CO., 
 
 E". Q, 
 
-»»-* 
 
 ^TPP TPj^ cojAjAAJimWT^'^ 
 
 
 Wo Imve fit great oxpcnsr got up aomething which we foul every Christian Family slionld posRess. No Sunday 
 Scheol teacher or Hctiolar biit should have one. Agents will find this oni' of the most attractive mid Kalenhlo articles 
 ever placed upon the market. We will endeavour to give our reudirs ii fiiint description of thii oxquibitu work 
 of art. 
 
 -#^^'THE TEN COMMAHDMENTS-^-^V 
 
 lias been mB<lo the Huhjcct of a stone engraving, size, ID x 24, tlio dogance of whidi should be seen to bo appreciated. 
 Kngraved in all the choicest styles of varied type, aic Die Ten ComraandnieiitH. wliile in the centre is to bo seen the 
 figure of Moses descending from the Mount of lire and smoke, bearing in liis liiiuds the two tables of stene. Upon 
 eacli side the picture is supported by a fnitliful and beautiful representation of the pillais of iffC and cloud that 
 went before the children of Israel by niglit and day. At tho foot of this truly beautiful wo;k of art, are seen the 
 Israelites when tormented by serpents, gazing upon tlie brazen serpent elevated by Moses. The whole (ombining to 
 make one of the kinkst, (ikandkst and most nBAUTWiri, picture series over offered the public. This is no fancy sketch, 
 but a very taint description of one of the choicest gems ever manufrtctured, and we will gladly forfeit the amount 
 paid, to any one finding it otherwise than as we have described it. In order to introduce them quickly we have put 
 them down much lower than any otlier picture of the same qualitv. Agents shoidd not lose a single day, but order 
 at once, and canvas their neighborhood before others got ahead of lliem. 
 
 Kample by mail post paid, 25^; 1 duz. jiost paid, ^2.00 : -■' bv Mail prcjiaid, «:i.50; TiO by Kxpress, 
 9n.50; 100 by Kxpress, )^12,0« ; 250 by Kxpress, f.'tO.OO. 
 
 K\lr» lildllCCIIieilto. Witli every order for 25, we send FUEK a set of our 4 beautiful premium 
 Chomos, IG X 22. With every order for 50, a handsome 7 shot Nickel-Plateil Revolver. Willi every ordw for 100 
 a handsome Hunting Case Watch, and with every order for 2."iO. we will ."end KltEK .T splendid Watches, and 3 fine 
 heavy Gold-plated Watch Chains. 
 
 HHDSOME PLATED MPOT ElUaS, 
 
 We have just imported from France, a large lot of beautiful 
 New Goods, and we feel sure that at the exceedingly low figures at 
 which we can offer them, wo shall soon have to duplicate our order. 
 Please bear in mind these Napkin Ringa are heavily Nickel-plated, 
 and look just like Silver. They are well worlh twice the money 
 we ask for them, and make a beautiful Christmas or Birthday Gift. 
 
 ■^Tv'IZOX -SS-^i-XjE E^I^ICE HiIST. 
 
 No. 1. No. 2. 
 
 Sample by mail S .25 S .3n 
 
 1 doz. " " 1.50 1.75 
 
 I doz. " express 1.25 1 . 50 
 
 6 » " " (!.50 13.00 
 
 12 » " " 12.00 15.00 
 
 FEEirCH NOVELTIES SOMETHIHG HEW. 
 
 We have also a fine assortment of beautiful Triple Silver- 
 plated Napkin Rings, at 50c. to $1.50 each, finished in the most 
 elegant styles. 
 
 licautiful Silver-plated Butter Knives, 25c. each, post paid, 
 ur by express, S200 per doz. 
 
 Real Silver-plated Cake liaskets, by express, $2.00. 
 
 The above are suitable for Christmas or Birthday Presents. 
 
 Our French Gilt Self-ProtectingPenhohler, Penand Pencil-<a.«e 
 combined. These goods are now offered for the first time, and will 
 no doubt command an enormous sale as they are ahead of anytliins 
 of tho kind yet known. Being Gilt they look exactly like (iold. 
 and do not require constant rubbing to keep tlieir color. They are 
 also a great improvement on the old-fashioned reversible pin- 
 holder, as they slide backwards and forwards instead of requiring: 
 to bo taken to pieces. Agents will find this to be an article in 
 constant demand. 
 
 Sample by mail, 25c.; 1 doz. post paid, $1.50 ; 6 doz. liy 
 express, $7.50; 12 doz. by express, $12.00. 
 
 A PRINTING OFFICE FOR ONE DOLLAR. 
 
 The World Solid Rubber Family Font for marking i.in. n 
 
 Cards, Books, &c. Combines the convenience of metal type witlitli 
 flexibility, durability and elegance of the rubber stamp. For one 
 Dollar you get 1 25 to 1 .mi letters, with Ink, Holder, Pads, Twiezii>, 
 &c., all in a neat bo.x with directions, only $1.00, the price yon 
 would pay for a single name. 
 
 A BIG THING. With the outfit we send by mail for one 
 Dollar, any boy or girl, man or woman can print 500 cards an hour, 
 visiting or business, and can go in ai y residence or store and taki' 
 their oriicr and print tlio cards while there. In ten minutes you 
 can print a pack of cards and deliver them. The whole outfit lan 
 be carried in your coat |)ocket, and you" can travel over CanaiU, 
 printing cards in every city and village you pass through. 
 
 Sent post paid to any address on receipt of f I.OO or '^ for f 2 Jf. 
 
 JAMES LBB & CO., Montreal, P. Q. 
 

 No Sunday 
 cnlilo nrticles 
 [quiaitc work 
 
 1 appreciated, 
 o b« soon tlio 
 iteiio. Upon 
 cloud, that 
 , are seen the 
 
 ombining to 
 fancy skctcli. 
 > the amount 
 
 we liavo put 
 ay, but order 
 
 h 
 
 by Kxpress, 
 
 fid premium 
 >rilw for 100 
 ,'S, and 3 fine 
 
 ITHIHG HEW. 
 
 or, Pen and Poncil-mi^c 
 the first time, and will 
 
 are ahead of anything 
 )ok exactly like Gold, 
 
 their color. They are 
 lioned reversible pin- 
 Is instead of reqniriiis 
 tiis to be an article in 
 
 laid, $1.50 ; doz. liy 
 
 )NE DOLLAR. 
 
 Ont for marking Limn, 
 J of metal type with th" 
 liber stamp. For one 
 
 Holder, Pad.s,Tweezcr>. 
 ' $1.0U, the price yoii 
 
 ivo send by mailforone 
 rint SOO cards an hour, 
 ence or store and takf 
 In ten minutes ynii 
 Tlie whole outfit mil 
 a travel over Canada, 
 Mss through. 
 
 $l.nO or 3 for $2 50. 
 
 \ 
 
 THE BEATITUDES. 
 
 The |)ictnr( 
 Matthew, cotnmoMlv 
 
 fifty yeS 'nr LSI',!:;:; rir;7:^nH:t^^ 
 
 h,.v,. to do will 1... To show it^n t u iris eJt^^ \^^\^ "' "'"'" "">' """> "•-'" ''• '^" """ "'^'^•'"" "'" 
 
 the HIGHEST STYLK OF AUT '" ^"f""^'''- Uemember that this .s no •• , vrei, ■■ksnv," hut a " Hiblienl " picture llni-hed In 
 
 DESCRIPTION. 
 
 It.H Utterly impossiblo for us to «ivc a full desc,ip,l.,n of thi.s M.VCXIFI. •KNT n'OUK ..K ART on this small circ 
 
 L-A.2^TO■-U■-^C3■E ZF'.^ILS TO IDE3CK,iaSE ZT ! 
 
 a faithful and very strikiBR illustration of the TKV I'TRST \-|.'Hwi.'y . .• »i n. ■ ^ 
 ailed the " liKATITlHiir« ■■ 'ri,„ IV ■ . ' ' KK.SKS ot the .''.(h chapter of the Uosinl m 
 
 are full of " Marrow at I fatness " m, nn.i A H " "''"'"' "'" "'" ''"Ki"''"'f "f <'l"i>"'< Wonderful Sermon on (he Mount and 
 
 in the WOllD OFGOD. ' ""' ""'^ '° "'« nuo™s,.No cu.mst.an- of all denominations, but t,, every per..ou wlM.lHOi'r." at all 
 
 immcd!,l^,S'back of u!oml';;:;!'"siU OK'o\nflT'' ':Tu "' '''"'i^' T!r^"'\ l"-' ^'"""'' «"—■ n<l..l hy his ,lisci,,|... while 
 of the Sea in the .lista.ur we see (he II u.'M ,' ■ ! '•"■'" "^ ""-■ ''""-'Pl™ <lose to the shore, whil,. on the ofh.r .ide 
 
 ahcautibd palm tree. X,rn«lnf/,'\'v'on^^^^^^ Overshadowing on, s.^N-lurilu.res 
 
 hdt,.r,s,„r,. the wor.ls uniK IU?ATnV'l S On i ., ', . '.l " '"""."'""<•>' "''<;^-''' stretching a,r.,ss the picture in l..„u,iful 
 
 mannifieent pictures, illustrntiuL' se, am. Iv- uV ' i . • ^i '•'""■ ^VT ""■'" '"" '"""tif"! «i"ll in which arc pla, i^-hi 
 
 HunKcran.l Thirst. ' .".th, T e MmxTt 1 ' uh ^Mn 1 m 1"^ .'}' l""- > '"'-!, ^ "' Momnf.d. M, The Meek, tth, 'tI,,,., u1 , 
 tluse ei.ht illustrations sevlll^aeth amir m^^^ The Peace Makers. 8th, Th,- Persecute.!.' l„,lern„.,l, 
 
 harmoniously illustrat... ' "pprop.iate pa.s.ages of Scripture which the pictures so strikingly, b,.autifully and 
 
 he in eve,; SUNOAV'sci^Oori/^^^^^^^ '« ""''""■'1 '" the very best style known to .heart,an,l sh„ul,l 
 
 nmount in a letter and wc win ty^tiJrd';.,'^' ™tv'l.; m j 'l^^ 1" ^^ST' """ '"' "" ™"" "™ "' '^'"''' "'^^'^^- '^'"'' "- 
 
 TERMS TO AGENTS. 
 
 determSo^'L^J,:;;;;i:!r^;;^i':(;- ^^i^Tl^^iT'L!::::^, ;t' t" "; •'"-•"K-ts a«k $,.no per copy for the pictiir... bu, 
 Sample copy, by mail! - - - 40 ' I "'" "■'■.*"''''' .'^' '" ''''■ ""'' ^'" '^'" *' *" '"-'^"'""•^ f-'"""- ■■ 
 
 1 doz. copies, by mail,' - . . ' %^\^f^ . 
 
 23 copies, by mail, ..... -fl',,,, | 
 
 These are oiir best terms, and ther. 
 
 elUS 
 
 "■0 copies by express, 
 100 copies, by express, 
 
 |li."0 
 
 of sp.ndinf; time in writing for better. 
 
 BELSHAZ ZAR'S FEAST. 
 
 A ntOIVARCH'S REVEI., AMD A IVATIOIV'S RUIH. 
 
 ■■•'""iSSsS^H' ?iKt T^^^^^ '■"" -" '"' 
 
 worshipper of the true God of Heaven, intcrproinrforUoMlnan^b^M P'"P/"^'. IJ'",""" "'""rting among them, a noble, fearless 
 
 We have not space on this circular to L" vc- ^f iTdesciintion oMlV.^^^i^^^^^^^ Mgnihcaut words, >< Mk.ne, Mene, Tkkki, u'puarsi.V 
 
 man, woman, boy or girl, must at once L b^ ^iditgUie" bo^^Mlat 't'lris picture wiir'se'u "™ '" '*^ ""'''"'"''"'■ '''"'' ""'''-"^^•*'^'* 
 
 TERMS TO AGENTS. 
 
 50 copies, by express, 
 lUO copies, by express, 
 
 $9.00 
 
 le.oo 
 
 ^ you exclusive right for your county, and will hold it for you 
 
 One sample copy by mail, - . . .40 
 
 One dozen, by mail, - - . . $3 OO 
 
 25 copies, by express, .... 5 oq 
 
 As soon as yon send for 25 copies by mail or express, we wi'l 
 X.3 long as you w.uk. 
 
 HOW TO CANVASS. 
 
 do bett^llT /n'S othr"' """ '■" ''""' ""'^^ '" """^^' *"'^" '''"'' ""'"-'"« '" "^'i-- '" '^ -e-^ or two. ,n this way you can 
 
 NOW, EVERY MAN OR WOMAN, BOY OR GIRL 
 
 S^L'^ai^:i,s^r:^i-':/\E uwiii ,..,,„,.. 
 
 JAMES LEE & CO., 
 
 MOlffTREAL, P.Q. 
 
ssa ^ 
 
 DANCING SKELETON. 
 
 M-cteoiilof n«ri» I»<Nnl. A ^orlojt mixtol of » rtsla 
 O.I, tniJni I ho«ioim«ot umnmi-nt iji Binir r»iallli'ii 
 lurlnttixIoagoTTialima Price, 10 oonbii Mma (ur'JO 
 
 PINGER-RINa TRICE, the maoio kosis 
 
 Tin "fWf3" Carl Bm 
 
 'J1HK opera •f ■•eiatlrry hH' not (mmiwI m iro ef a 
 
 *' !en<r«Uan In tito <lnuiMII>: vorlil, tliM will tiM 
 
 Pinafore" Onrvl OitiM wltkln the inouMnila of M>eial 
 
 miiw wlilih will thU wouun inutli nt iln riuo|iiioiially 
 
 'villy ,indi-oin)o hi n, iindum liitni<it>'d otor the iiiloroc 
 
 iPDt of tho oiltilnnl ponullK'* rouml ipoa IU« ForMt 
 
 ' »-il». Thn Kumn In tntlroly nnw,iti»l oomJsu of um 
 
 :»nlii— 30 Qun<(l>ii.), afl iafwan, ami D8 I'orfil ». 
 
 't'Jirt iiao.+tloiiM Itifvti a « i<1o rnD^p, Hu<l the diMWT-in will 
 
 •> ' f 'tinJ i'l woo krrully appmpi'iakH an to hTep t(Hi o mi- 
 
 • iinr 111 ninrii of tiin|;blil.' for lio onliiT cTonln-. I h ' 
 'li'J* nronhnQIiNl hofori' ctu-h frame, aofl i'one**nu''orly bo 
 
 liait.oo will cv r. or " Imrlly ove ," li.iK' ilici mui.i 
 nm?i< I In fiiol, ttw cnri'^ i"; niiao pilble of iiulUiu 
 t.ll.lfc.'X'P, aifl tluirt f^roalv ilivi-rs fy >ho ilpo.-t, vvln.c tho 
 '.'un I* :i]Cr»iieil br (.l>orrii)itont nvurrt'ncoof tli - i'orfi i; 
 C'lrJi, tlio iinluehy lioiilcra boto^ obIl^>I to (>'a">pt y pny 
 'ho poilillUcH, bowdvortiovonl llioy Diuy i^ooiri. Tin* i;.iruj 
 
 • It ueaily boxivt. tic-^omimiied t»/ fuil ilirvclloDH ho\r to 
 iil.iy It, ao'lll' ayoiiDt miu oi goi;),; 1 1 a pii.ty c.iiriia it 
 *ith him In hlM pooko .overyiiody {.lauroof tkpl;»idant 
 'iinc. Price, Mat poataKS fioo by mall, only 3U unt«| 
 1 lion, S2 as. 
 
 Japanese Magnetic Seipeoi 
 
 Th« Rerpcmt tn in'^untetl ou a iM-'dotttfU, ah nlto-vn la cut, 
 •ind |0 actxtmpiiniml b/ a frog and acorpliM, Wbontho 
 iVojf Ig pro'*oniel. thft N(tri>eut will tot. aw It round dml 
 voiin-l in ft wvndflrfiil niftnn*»r. Diiton c'tao'^i'i;^ thii frog 
 *t»r the 8W|rjim, iineutirety (I ITamnt [VAulr u'lIlHppenr. 
 Uist-'iuJ o^('aitiiini{H, tliBrte (N-at will tloo. Tbu^o move- 
 menu* aro cause 1 eatlrolrhy m.imotiRm, nod are Ulzblj 
 •ttitmtftiuiu; TbU noriHty U iii.Htniotive aa well m 
 imiiHimr. for tt ffhuwR at a glttnc^ tha woiHlf^rfut power 
 nf nm::jiouo Bttr.i'tion. U U aeu', ttcitt uod oiiiiaux. 
 t'arltiyl Itiftbox of Japtt"«io wood. Pruiu, 2.>ooam,OT 
 i lor 50 ooah). 
 
 SofnMhIng imw and 
 rich. Ttiit Iwauttrul 
 trick Uhlmpl) afancir 
 Boger-rinK. iitT«r< 
 pUied, anil being an 
 odd pattern Immo- 
 dlately ainriu the at- 
 [irntion of any friend, 
 who wilt n^iturailjr 
 a'>k to e^aminp it. 
 Attachcrt in thiJ ring 
 b a iiuail nibbar ball , 
 w'au-h la nold Id tiM pain ot the hard to a« to prvvcnt 
 drtrction This bdf ia fTUrd with wuttr, ajid wheu a 
 panioB evamiNca K that you wi^h Cu play the erick oa, 
 you liave only to cKixc your ha id, which will throw a 
 iinall, atrady itrcam of water directly hi the fwraon'i 
 fart Oiitc filling the ball Is fitiliicieni Vt ovwrile tiw 
 trick one dojcn tiniei. If you wib^i to alayittt it i-U ou 
 Lai>ibs, a may he m;tdc very vgrecHbIc by tilliiift the UUl 
 with coloniic In i.!.u,e of n^'.cr. There t« uothii.s* ^lao 
 v/hich cost* no litil« laoiiey with w?tj:ii ^ou can *uw«. ao 
 Ewch fun. Price, by mail, no »«atR. i df+,,gUMJ. 
 
 THE GREAT SLATE-TIUCB: 
 
 \» p*ir(or»«d II] 
 
 iipiritujiiiiitit:cln;ica. A 
 coiicziua If UUi ta t ho^n 
 1^ 'iiid deancd em both 
 f idea to prrrra tiMra it 
 no pr-rpaiaTMni npiii> 
 it; it in theu laidupOD 
 ^ thf. tiible, a anibil piec« 
 ■" vf pciicil under it ; the 
 lu.id^ I f the •;)ect«ton 
 i\tv p\Acc\l ou it, and 
 in a few sccniidt the 
 sounds of wntiut; arc 
 hflHrd, and upon UAine up *he i.\ite n Umn mt-Haafc ia 
 found, conibleu^y covering tha umlerneatU tide ol iba 
 •late. Defies dttrction, yri perft-Jtly simple of pei-- 
 foroiance in any drawlna-riora. Price 60 ccata, 
 
 \te»y tood 
 tr{i.U. A cunt' 
 uioii iron nail 
 Is showhi <Ltid 
 without a Bi^ 
 ueni't b«8lt*> 
 1 'H the per- 
 (rmcr forona 
 t (•.trough ilk 
 linKer. Tli« 
 tingar It shown 
 w(*h the nail pAXriidini]; from both attks. '1 he iliusioa is 
 so per/ect that the spectator?! will be satisfied the wound 
 b. a genuine one, anu that tti': uail really eoe<i through tho 
 linger. The neat instant the nail in with'Ir^N^n. wiihout 
 a cut^ scar or wound of anv Lliid- Price 1 (t Ctints, £ 
 for 26 reau, ] do?, . ^h'll 
 
 This la a very neat ami pU ^ . . , 
 trKk. Taking hia wand and tfctit 
 «alviag It aa though a^N)ut in <,{„ 
 the pci-fm-nHUK.e, tithi-r la ii [i- 
 ur exhibition h:Jl, the pert <i . 
 Klancos at his cnat, nnJ a,. >.. 
 taken all aback ai llit abS't.-T i 
 some ohjfttt. H« then it^% , ' ; . 
 aa 1 cnteirdf a i'»ii Lil> Rn\t -ir 
 iweet ruse. I pt'i *i « tkr t'-n 
 Itole of uy C(/4i. Aiut latw >i r„ 
 vauishod. Very a,ag^ilBi, m i> i.i 
 Sup£HNM I iry u> briii4 it i\. , 
 ugAM." He isitn paui>«s Ua * » 
 •econds As it dor.s not n.'iy\ •n 
 [he KentJy moves bm watid i^i. , 
 the T:.^ ol hiK coal bacf»vrt'\l' . iv 
 forwjir>ii. At once a beAuiiiTul bJiK'tning ro^c ap,^' m . ] 
 kis Initten-holfl, and ia vlsibJ*i to the end uiT tb« entrt* 
 meiu. Any one enth a slight " jiil^ of gidi" can m.: 
 
 Keai d«aJ of spon by amusing lemnika whila p«-^i , , 
 ia trick, «vhich Is a rcry pftty oqa ind' id ^^i-, ., 
 or practice needed, and it will last for do&uii!, o' ■ ■ 
 Sent by uaO, poatagd paid, onrecetpiof 30 cii u 
 
 BEWITCHED TOBACCOUJ- 
 
 'n.c Di. I 
 
 of llir I ' . 
 
 A fiicii'j *■• 
 ymi for. .1'. 
 ol tnl»j,i.., 
 yiu II4.I-1 1 .. 
 
 Ai: I HH t ^ . ' 
 iookimi I. ■ -^ 
 
 it tWJ. , ir... ,.„ 
 
 h I m ( (; I :■ , i 
 t.imifll !: 
 opci'S t*ir ,-'» 
 
 Hl.l-ll. : 
 
 «lii>w, ihr 'f 
 mil A Iff. 
 bolnuM* fcim 
 / '>■ livl liu: • 
 lUe MIC ol I';. 
 boK, i|:'i,v 
 I'll like li,(..i 
 
 ' l\^ M1..HU1 
 
 t! 6 would-be chewcr i. : lui^ u.i.- iivA li!t*a nol (:.,..-i' 
 L I ery chewer of Ih* weed Itii jws wliat it il u) k« I'^j '■> i 
 ••ith dead-bcaiiiWhoalwaysbr^tobiicco, and nttrfh.! 
 any of their own. If you arc bothcrtjd by any of U : i 
 cb.ipi, hind hini tho Ltcwitchcd Tobacca-Hon, pi. I '■ 
 will DM iroubia you a second time. This joke ne%er i(io», 
 old. and will furaiili lu.linnud alllu^emcnt ;<t all : ik. 
 and pUccs. Tlie box may be U5ed to ui'-rv tobacrc »it . 
 IM wiihing to play Ihc joke. Prico '■:!> C:al».c. i loi 
 M c«ntl. 
 
 MAGIC OARD-BOOK. 
 
 The parfonaer opciw np and 
 i^ibrtiiu a imall ilhum ar booli, 
 iuit Ur» esouKti to hold aiaa 
 ciirds. The centre card li 
 coYtred by a •mall |1»m Oae o» 
 the audience ia then i-equeated 
 to nameiiome one of tht cardl 
 iliat he wlihes to change phicea 
 mb theotntrcciid. The book 
 ^ <s dosed, and oii opeoing again 
 ilie ch^^nge ii found Is hure 
 taken place. 
 Price 2S ceoU, or 8 for 50 ccaU. 
 
 HARMOIVIOAW. 
 
 Doubl<«ic«iBc Rowfc. 
 The uioac peifcct itua. 
 mcMa iminrtad. Three 
 inehei long, by Ball, IS 
 eeota. Suu laBgtfaa, 
 bat graaiar nfaim* aaj 
 
 _ .^ m A» B^— I—I ■ 
 
 «y mail, SO casta. *^ ' 
 
 fi:::<^):::^ 
 
 SAMBO AHD DINAH. 
 
 ITiese lively culled people are exceedingly popular 
 wherever introduced, both with youu^ and old. They 
 ai-e each eleven inches hi(;t., ami are dttaaed in 
 Southern coatiinu; of the old pbulation style. Their 
 inovementa aru lo natural that one i.i inclined to Ihiuk 
 them endowed with real lire. They will dance to music 
 bow, faU down, rise ttp, etc., without the manager being 
 anywhere neaj- tliem, and the secret of their moveoKnta 
 ^ only be discovered by tht closest exair.inatioB. 
 Uuruig tile abort time which ha.s clupneil since we iiitro. 
 duced these fijiures, the sale has numbered many thou*. 
 ■ads, and w* have yet to hear the fim t»mpUint (torn 
 Syj?Jf°" *,^ '"'!• P""J»»«d thsm. SAMBt) and 
 UIMAH ar* ialaaaaly fiiony creatures, ttotii comical 
 astio aod qaeer l aa ii aai aukinc iheiu jolly cuuiuany for 
 a wiater'a evamof, especiallv to Ihote who ecjoy a hearty 
 laugh. 10 caats, bjr mail. 
 
 A Splendid Conjuring; Tiich. 
 
 |T oonslats of a h.iuildoin.i lilaoU \ralnat b'n. 
 •IWlnpt COTwr. Both bo-; and cu?u.- aro frojj- -i 
 
 Tor o.«mioaliiin, and, lo all Kp|inirjat</, tho bux i.i 
 f«J Ij- empty. Il li aiin.ir, uUy iiiaiu li.i.l aul.il liu C: , 
 ibo ulosost oxuinln itlan will nut re -'ovil aTv fh".:i i 
 Jeoetition; yet Ihorj in n grait JecpMnu i:i (. i' I 
 wbieli wiil en;U>So voii ti p.::Co;-:n aoaw vv-uu J(';:.i' ii 
 of maglu I'ur laaUiuo , you ii.-k oau of t:i,i c .ui;a-. 
 pilVtttoly m.llt iicon, so lliat t ii-y will know i: \, 
 they 8iH)ita;aia. Tiiii ilj;:.;, ;,oii aji; lliat t.'io w.,i 
 pidood lu tho bor, whiuh ii i .i.iiLill itoly clo^cl. 
 money to ln'iinl to ratio mSi-ln, but wli^m t!ui b.- 
 openoJ by 000 ot tbocoiiiimiiy or yoiiniol:. iLwill Imfi; 
 fmpty, vhi]a tho m.trli»i oiu '.vi,l bo iu yot.r moi.l-i 
 any placuyoucbooi.!>. ■•' I'rice, 2.'»c!s. i onjib2eii,3i.'. 
 
 V^ ATC H-C K A l^ M r 
 
 Tlieseuew, elt-t,':iitty and unique liilc beauii.-T* ;.- 
 tcuiup iu ivuiy, to te s.*rjrnon w.uch i.^io.'., i.t^:k vi*. 
 or Aii omamcnta auu k{.t;m,i)^&>, ...i.l ri' t. (.<jtii' 
 "Tho Creed," "Ijord'i Prayer.** "1\-i. ( ■' u, 
 ineiiiS," and other f<..tii'tMvil ui-utof ,. ais*, roi 
 aud Ajxtcrican Sceuery^ "deauiifut I ,i!|ie«," "OtKi. 
 "Public Buildings,'' etc., etc.. vhi.h. up'ja io..ki.| 
 throiigli the Chana, is ma^'inhM i.t^i tai.uk. Tlifti 
 Magic Watch Cha/uta iirc aUo knuoru uiu^ct the tititi of 
 "Perfect Goni»." " Mti:i-akcnp.r l','i(:.,.<j;rai.h»/' tu 
 We have an iibuuote.aLSMtri:n(.iu, wti.tii »« ni^il iii uuJ 
 boics, prr;jaid, to any address, % far uuly B& ccfits. 
 or $1 .00 p«i' dos«A. 
 
 VOHTBSAL NOVELTY CO.. BOX 1120. MONTREAL, P. ft. 
 
Wu 
 
 lOIO ROSiiJ 
 
 Thi» la n vwy atat and jiW ^ . , 
 ck. TidciniE hia wantj anH ^mi 
 kMng it ai ihot^b about to (,\.. 
 K (;cifoiTTi&ii-,e, eithci- in it i i- 
 
 exhibltiou lu^l, tbo mrl -i > 
 Mir«« at bis cnat, ium a, ... 
 iceii ill aback at th( 4hi> i..>' > 
 mo i)b)i^(.t. li« tber «jyi , ' ; . 
 
 1 cnL<!iritf a idii tii(l> #;Hvf. 'fi' 
 ■«et roan. I vt'i ** « i>"' (-)• 
 lie uf taf cc«,. Aiul iiu» .i r,;. 
 uiihcd. Very a.aipilBi, w i> in ' 
 pt>o«« I irv to brli))! it j,, , 
 Aui " H« t^t.ti pjiuhaa Ki i* . 
 u>u<la Aa it do«;« not w%y\ 'n 
 
 vrntJy moTca bin waii'l ^t. , 
 9 K ^ o4 bift coat b.i<.l.,\,',t'\l< ;, 
 Aiuit'iil bJiifinin^ ro\e h|i,j*.> , r 
 siUt) to thr end ul* tb« ante* 
 ■light " )iil\ of g»t}" CAM m<i , 
 luainf irtnAika while pcAj 
 
 ?? pftty aas intl rd '■',, >, 
 t will liut (cr doAcn:. ul - . 
 tii, oo rec«i|iiof 30 ti^x i 
 
 vu^t* 
 
 boA , n ,». 
 O'lt like li,{:.i 
 ' \\^ caitMUi 
 
 1 ki):}W!< wbat i( ii W bv tr^' b 
 ays bc'^ tobacco, and ntvc h>.4 
 u Bre Whcrcd by any &( li.; ' 
 iwilched l'(tbacco*Hov, pi:* n 
 Midtirac. ThUi joke ne%frti;i>>»' 
 limited aiiiii%emcnt »l all ! lu^ 
 r be ii5etl to L^rTv tobacco »n:i 
 4.e. IfMce ^'^ C'tittfib. I foi 
 
 
 Mssi'i h 
 
 % IH'i- 
 
 ■ r,; 
 
 Conjuring Trick. 
 
 loin.! bla^li ivalujt b'«, 
 b»'; iiad covoraro fj-oul)- 
 kH HpiH.'urjai.<', llio biix 
 uUj itliuii ii.i>! Rol.«i im i! 
 will nut rc'-'«ilftiy C'h:i;i. 
 A gTftit Uea"i>:bm in t.i. 
 p(::-fo;:n BoUiO \v-iju Ji*; lu' ! 
 you ti.'^l: oati of Lli.) c j:Ji;ta- 
 
 lli.tt t K-y will laiov.'it \, 
 j::^', ;. 0)1 aj'i tliat tlu» cti;, 
 , li i :i.uLdiito)y cliJ-^L'.!. 
 
 iuiii.U^ but waoii llii) b- 
 any or ;o;;nn.*ll,itwill l.ufL 
 oiu 'vul bo iu yoi.r wui.:. 
 rice, STjcit:. ; oiiai'.ozeu, !■! 
 
 -CHARMS. 
 
 i unique lii.L* beaulitit k^ - ; > 
 I on u.Uch iMOa. tit;<.:k\.lu.u. 
 
 riavfi," "1. 
 
 'iieautiful I.t^lies," **tjii 
 ., eic^ whijb, Lp«jQ iookiif I 
 oxauitihrd i<t/j tiiMJk. Tti«* I 
 alkO kiiwwii uiit^t-i the litJcj o( 
 iitifccop.r l'';i(.:i.'*;r^uh» 
 rUBL-ut, wL.di »e nitilinuui 
 •dresftt % fur u^^ly £6 ccati. 
 
 ORIENT Ali PAROWETEa. ,^, 
 
 ^ ~ ~ ' ir-iiiiciiui ,i<ki Ami. 1.1 It 
 
 *im. fe'vtt-y -.n* n»r<Iit ► 
 ijoatl UatoiiHur, tot It « kii 
 yti.:U *1»«^ in (t>^(Tia,i,| 
 Hy .ts Aid MHi mav kiiov 
 what lh« ippmachini; »•»». 
 th«r will ht, iiiiH frikryrm 
 (inipanitmin «ci:^r.ll i g|> 
 rill! Omnlal fUroniele/ i< .„ 
 excctllfnl link »ri»,ic (cr ihii 
 putpijHo. li 1, iimii, ,„ ,(,, 
 mrin <if 1 hi'^m.-iil tiiwer, 
 *l.ich ch»i)go» uiior *iib 
 the w.!:iilirr. If .1 ,!„,„, „ 
 .h,l-hi r,>., ,,.1 . i_ •PP'»w<-h«i|(, the nnvirr will 
 
 1 W1« « highly ,,J„.b|, ,cq^u.r.,OD l« c«.|r:7., o 
 
 T Jit X C: XS » .^ 
 
 JIASIC TEKK M0|i3E. 
 
 A- nn npiiral iIIumoh for dlvirtir; :•)§ 
 vi'iwig antl oUI, Hud p^nileiiinj^ |tie n»! ,.t 
 !'■ ner, ihe Mugic '['f.ik M ii,m? i, »ii|,. 
 |>'U u nval. It n mad* of hardenf d rulv 
 '"•r, in Mfict imil.ilion rH ihe orillniry 
 inmiM, whlrh we all l,„ow lo wril, ,iid 
 '.inbtiiurd for an unliniiied niimtitr of 
 harniltM joVr.. U cm \n miide to 
 'priiig from OIK. hand to the whrr, fvfn 
 when htild tome dmlancn a wrt ; and If 
 you want lo create a panic, Jujt drop li 
 into a lailyy lap, or ■place it iindtr your 
 Intod I plate at dinner, and we »siiri- 
 J™." • JT""'"* "aoipt'lc will Ixi lh« re. 
 suit. Thi« lively litde dovtIiv i» «.. nat. 
 ural iK-t ItwOrWil the cat erery time 
 J. and yo» mav cauu lots of fun l>y getting 
 puMV lo chaae the litd* Cdknr <mr ihe (lir, oi 
 
 ■»ii for )s cenat. 
 
 TFE MAGIC COFFIN. 
 
 A -loal Mtob ink* to Mrr youm If fWim a boiii. r 
 I' « «ni.ll Mncli WLlnnl coffln, .tuUUuU with liny hraw 
 '.•IN, anil lli.Uh,Mltori.pre..i|itarPrilare.|i>k,.t, Kro:n 
 Ih.. 1 iwi-r i.M.i projoot, . rouDil plix:,. „f whito woo.1. 
 W.V.I, y„„ ,,rototl,»r«J >rl', r1«„j; windt^l ountomir 
 hind liim iifl c„(!i„ ^m, ,h„ „„„^^ „^|j, ,j ooBUIn^ 
 tl '» man who wnt tolkwl to ilcmh. T|.|| him If bt. 
 *b,li.-, lo ,ee hini. 10 preu tlw rinnll piece of woo<l ni 
 U.p bottom. H,. of coyr.« do... hi, wlim. to hit (,,- 
 H'l'iK di-niHt, a Kh.rp nncdlx nina out from Iho end. 
 plerclns I'lm In llic thumb qr finu, r Thin hint, tVoni 
 tlio "mtn who wu talkod to ii™ih," win oaimi th* 
 mr.t ob'turtitA old litlkrr lirlng to Uko h!a I«sto 
 The aoOn In ouly about two IneiiM long, and may bo 
 curried In the poak<>t for um on any oooaalon. rh* 
 iiKHlIo It dntlTPly oonooal»d from vUtt, nnd Ihoni la 
 ""tiling about IhoooniB lo rerenl the ounnlng llttlo 
 j.>'.(« hidden Intidt. The tiiek ••• be perfermed any- 
 >vli(i^ nnd on any perMn, and whlh oaiMlng a<> 
 li Jury, will croato a taut deal of ftin. ivi«i«26 eenta' 
 SfortOciotti. 
 
 THIO PUZZLE BRAIN UNK8. 
 
 New. Cnriirttfii of . Lfeo tteol Mokt, Intorwnren t» 
 gwhfr, and In »nch • ^ich.nlc.l way (hat a pi m^ 
 «hod«.an,.l und.r»tan.l tliH (kHpiit would Uko wneloo 
 tuifi I them apurl 
 
 rniii.'',ii^'r,i':v/ij?''' "' "'"■■« •™'"' "»"«-•«» 
 
 MAGIC TEICK FAN. 
 
 .,£-1 
 
 MAGIC COIN BOX. 
 
 Yoa thow a neai little bn 
 and cover fot eanratnaiion, and 
 direcdy afterward horrow a 
 penny from the aiKllence, which 
 you place in the boi in plain 
 view of all Raise th* boa lo 
 your Up* with some ni.'wic word, 
 and Prtsio I the cent hat van. 
 inhed, and In iu place i> a 
 hrtghl new ailver dime. Put 
 k illmi: In your pocket, replace the cover oa Iha boa, 
 •4 00 rt-openinn It, the penny will have appeared as 
 pMielyaj it went This tncV may be performed is 
 hjiouj ways, withoiit changing your position, and with. 
 to tht ilighteit fiear of detection. For instance, the 
 Itiiy, i>r any other .null coin can be mode to disappea» 
 wtMy, at ihu wHI of the performer, and a moment Ula 
 lijipean again in the same myMenout way. The Magic 
 bip Boi u made of the fiiieat wood, handsomely polithtd. 
 fcd II one of the best cheap tricks on our list. Price js 
 
 RUKNm* EINOS. 
 
 Tlib wondtrfnl triok waa Intrwloced la. I -nmmet. 
 ami th.< i,uml)er wo hayo a.,ld Is truly a,|.„ iWilJ*; 
 Ilii.fnnUtheaHei.f an ordinary tllk Ian ai.d o ali 
 H|ii».i.mncii« U stoiit and Arm. In nfrlormlnir wlih It 
 yon fin youraelf IrUori'ly with It ff,r a l^w fSoin^ntC 
 an.l then reqiHsttoine t.n« pr««"nt to try It. Thwlii! 
 ttuul any one 'nkoa It, \\\at».ntiTnutaUU>t)imttA. An5 
 Iha nfningost t«rt of all la. that no ona butT'urlilf 
 cinpiiiltloKothffrBKaln. Thnfan In li.br,*..n n-ai. 
 ulYh '„* r.'^A? *"■"". '"'■"•""•'"tion, and h« uiio will 
 be Kbio to d|.icuver how k workt. AfWr all haye ex. 
 nm.n.a iho ten tothi-lp enilre «all.fticl hm, yoa talia 
 !'*''.''L"!"'"V,? ";'"*""' •""''Oil yihole.rH eutlra 
 ii« at Urrt. The Oin oan bu broken and united any 
 mMi.b..r of t1m»«, ami the socriM hi b<>yond dotwtloii 
 I hit Ian. aoiiii inlug at it doen a ptaolloal fan and a 
 
 i^'n''!.*"iL'"",f "«'''"■''•• «a.«)perdo«ui. SamolJ. 
 nuaicd, poat-pald, on ntselj.t of aSoenu, 
 
 SMOKER'S StTEPRISE. 
 
 I A rich Joke. You take a package of cigar- 
 «| from your pocket (SiJtana bramJ) and pre. 
 "lag them to a friend, ask him to have a 
 ^»- smoke. The moment he attcmptt 
 , to tuke one the cigarettes varusb 
 L. >, jj like a flash, and In their place it 
 ^MAA seen a hideous gorilla, who grins at, 
 •*'"^ him at if to say, "Sold again." 
 .A^SJ This trick it new and an exi^Uent 
 I J |fl one, and can be repeated any nuin- 
 Jifcitwy ^^ nf tiniia. The cicarcitnt com- 
 InjitiJ p'<tely fill llw case, and ate c\ rn . 
 v^J^ feet imitation of the real . iti. ).• 
 ■« uy ijoe who enjoys a hearty laugh .mil ippr«:ialet 
 fiMJlie lun, ihey are worth ten lime? l^.-ii- Tout. I'rice 
 ■.'fna, or 3 for 6o cents, by mail, poit-iiaiil. 
 
 IlIOVELTY BRACKET SAW. 
 
 IjTERR 1,1 «Qir.nl!.ln.T for nvi-r wiln rw....'[~ bn"-rr 
 li b.5 • ^'"' "" '.'"' ■" 'l'' --W"o Mkh'H mi in:-oi-,>oi 
 1^,1?. "."'",''■■■ ""•l.'""!' I"™.! l"!i.) i.;ti. i-nn,i.;,-,.,al,l9 
 Iwime lo 1( i.tiri! nij..n,:.u. \Va:i ih.i N'mlit- Ii,.,(.|.rt 
 
 ■fUlica l„r oa I l.-,.<|.. Ir. .kc -, w .,i lo^^ cf .\\a. 
 
 l™;i.^„r I'tull.ir lii{ l,,.j-..f,ryo, .1,5 toca a , „,,p„ . 
 
 ■MctaDk 1 1 pdouitf.s.i i.,.it a l.ov whoisarall tlovi r 
 Maasoon lifTO-no i.iam r of iho hcnutifiil ntol pukt-w.ihh 
 |iniCK.ii.i..,AwiSfl. Th« NnvoWr B n. ki't Snw Is luiuKi 
 ■ Mlrply olmnjil, and llicreVo-,i li Is vory luUt.stJo.i 'ai.l 
 I^'Tr^'i" ■;■'' '^■i'"" l>.-..i;<'n,;,,al ii,il*..vs r,.«ir 1... 
 IfiiS. t-r tUreo fur $1.0<l. F^jira bjws, 25 ooois per ilo»n 
 
 PU;;zi.E3, 
 
 It It a very Ingenlnu* coattnao- 
 lk>n, although tintple to npenta; 
 It It fourteen liKhes li.i.g, and m.idit 
 of thlrty-eighl rings Ji.i«»/.' inltr- 
 Usktd. Hunntng the rings from 
 the lop to bottom of lals lihaln, to 
 sU tppeurauce a link M teen 10 tra- 
 vtis£ the whole length of the chain, 
 but doet oM lai: eC, atid wbeaee It 
 comes or ivblthar II goea, ai« lau- 
 pUcahla myMcrlea. Ii la certainly 
 a very iDteretliog and Inaealovt 
 contrivance, well srorth an euuai- 
 nalion. The whole boutctaold will 
 be InUrcstod and amuted with it. 
 Per dotco, lis;. Sampli* mailed, 
 post, paid, on laceipi of ij cenla. 
 
 THE SWISS WARBLEU 
 
 Or MockLog Bird Whistle. 
 
 MATRIMONIAL LINK PUZZLE. 
 
 Fofilniuiinii AnnniUj 
 and Blnls, 'I lie iniwru. 
 mtnt is pL .-I ,1 tlw 
 roof of III' til. iiih, en- 
 tirely oui o( ■ vhl, an* 
 by alitUe pi.i'.iK.c may 
 be suLcrMlul.v prrateti 
 
 Trice 75 i;t> ,1. r doi 
 .Mi.ile.1 post-paid o« t*- 
 ceipt of price. 
 
 Samples mailed poat. 
 paid on receipt of loctt. 
 Ijor jj ct« 
 
 of Pharaoh's Serpents. 
 
 They ate an uns'^l ..i in; siery lu ait 
 scientihc men, and «q endless source, 
 of wonder aod amu!.<:ra«nt to every- 
 body. Astonish and delight ymin* 
 And old. i'he eggs aie no larger that 
 a small white ^a, but pLice one en a 
 plate and set nru tu it, when— marvel. 
 oij to bchuldl-a.erprnl ayard lung 
 vincuils itself Item tne bunnng eg^ 
 1*1' MLiie may aflsiwuds be kepi a, 
 a wumfrftil curiosity. 
 
 Pri-r, I1.50 per diiten boset, ■« 
 eggs IS aacB boi. 
 
 Sampl2 hoiet mailed, poit-paid, to 
 receipt of ascents. 
 
 POCKETTELEGRAPH. 
 
 THE JOKER'S BOND. 
 
 The greateit pracilcnl "tefl" of the age. Petfcclly 
 
 h.ii-nilMt, and livevilably succcvsAd on those who have 
 
 "T'r"fw" 'V n"^",? "?* '° " yo""* '»'lr "^ gentleman, 
 and, if they follow the directions, ihry -A-ill find themselves 
 .mtied, If notfornfe, at least iinil some one In the secret 
 stv.-rs the bond. A .lokrr's K,-,nd in your pocket at a 
 paly msuresa good time As an opening wedge lor a 
 vo.npany inclined to be .x.ld. formal, distant and "offish " 
 H 's worth a hundietl million dollars (or less), and as an 
 incili-r ofiiproanous laughler, iubeau evcytliioe that has 
 ,ipp. arcd since MethuseUh was a bov. and ('om Vnri asj. 
 llaci '.fic measles. '' "~ ^ 
 
 I'nce fi 50 per dosen. Samples maQed poal.pald en 
 rccripl 01 jt cents "^ "^ 
 
 This litoe i» 
 struineiit cor. 
 ■ ectly tniitales 
 the sou n. Is of tht 
 telegraph. It ii 
 vcty useful to be 
 iji. inert Price, 
 by mail, pott 
 
 euid, aoceau; ^ 
 y mail, 50 cu." 
 1 dot. by Buti; 
 •S csnta. 
 
 Prof. Heller's Magical Trici; Cards 
 
 Tfc«Mag)ciaji's eere rard,s 
 for pertorming wonder fui 
 Trickt. Every man a coo- 
 jura I Every giri a witch 1 
 IlveiT iRie astonished I Thej 
 are the most unperior Trick 
 Cards ever offered for sale, 
 and with thci.i yon can per- 
 form scene of the most re- 
 markable Uiiuieaa rerrdi*. 
 covered. 
 _j_Co™pl«e ainatrated ditee 
 
 Price 25c. » Pack. 
 
 Montreal Nove[ty_Co., P. 0. Box 1120, Montreal. P. Q. 
 
BOOKS! BOOKS! 
 
 Ladioa' Wor-i-Bo.r. 
 
 itUi-^tii ol £titlli(, ilitliig, Titilil k BHCl-ITtrk. 
 
 i iiMlMHiHt l-.nlirtly Nrw Ktiti/ili. 
 
 < ONIKNTS-Kniiling DircctiotH -N«w Knliiini 
 SiiiiJi Knilled Laci KJillug'., Kyalnl.ll.ila K.li;." 
 V.iM.lykt Burdtr, l^nf KJ^e, Iji. r Kilging, Vnlcn! 
 ticnnc« l,«ce, Narrow Kdjii-, llri«.l Uiiun l^n, l'..ii,( 
 l,.ic« I'uicrn, Kdging fur Collar ■ l,«tc CoUari .- Kir,i 
 I'alUm, Second Pitltrn, 'Ihiril l'»ticrn Honeycoml) 
 Knitiin«-ll«by'i llonnoi— Curluin— Ann Maca-itar- 
 l; )iiii€|. Cap— Brioche Sim h -Ktiiii.d OMnfuri.r- 
 I^.iul>l« KnlltliiK fir Ujinf.jrlcrs-.ln^.riion-i'Miich 
 Cushion- tiimp — 'l'rimiiuiii;-KruiKc — llordar aiir' 
 hnn|j«--Sh«tland Wool Kulllo— (iLiill.mari't Slipi^r • 
 Ouill-Siiannh llae- Turkish ll.nj— Ures.igt Shawl - 
 /tphyr llamlWriluef-Kfinark* on Nclllag— Ural 
 Such— Nettingwirtuhade* >ilk — I'urM-j : Strong Neii 
 iiig for Pur«M,Fir%t I'aiiern, Srcoiid I'altfrn, Sovtroiu; 
 ^wtst, Hpltmrid PiirM,l,aily'» flam I'lirsc. Scam Pur^r, 
 ■Willi heads, J'urw in «i|u.ire<. wuh hcadi, licit nicihuci 
 of cloim(! n Pui-tc-Siiich niiapt.id fur (.urlnln— Toiloi 
 Cover— Sofa (lu.ird — I'uff Ncirmg — Hagj ; Hag in 
 shadeil silk, Hug, pr..lly— llucicy-coinh Nctling- 
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 — Mat Shawl Shawl in stripes— Va« Stand 
 
 railing : 'railing for Trimming, Op«» Stitch with fine 
 liobbm, Star lallmg-licilm Work: The l''ranic and 
 Sliiches, Working Figures, VeKel Sliuh, (icrniaji 
 Ihamond. Russian I'allern Algerine Wuik, (iohelm 
 btilch— \ icloria I'allern— llaskcl Siiich. Priqe JOo. 
 
 Ladies' Crochet Manual. 
 
 A HAND-BOOK OP C'liOCHKT, 
 
 USOKIX AND IIKNAMP.NTAI. 
 
 Cenlaininr Meiu Ktctiflt f,}r Cn/Mri, hld^ngt, Catt 
 I'olktu, Pitrut, UOyltyi, Napkiiti, KIc. 
 
 Thii work poitcuet peculiar claims to the allenlion 
 of those wishing to master all the varieties of this ele 
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 'iriginal, and, therefore, only to he obtained from its 
 panes : while the utmost care has been taken M simplify 
 ihe descriptions, so as to render the work an ca.y, pop. 
 ular, and comprehensive Key to the practice of lliis 
 Useful and elegant an. 
 
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 [loots— Purses-Opera Caps— Lady's Polka, with an 
 Lrinine liorder- iJOyley, for a salver or bread-plalc- 
 Napkii- lor bre.id-baskcl- Wine Rubber— Prelly CnfT 
 
 —Small U.indkcrclucf- l;ab 
 
 y's biKhccr. Price 20o. 
 
 Book of Pantomimes, Acting Charadet, 
 Parlor Tbeatricala and Tableaux, 
 
 Being the very best articles of the kind ever devised 
 to amuse a household with instructive, captivating per- 
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 can all take a hand in." lllliMraled with numerous 
 fine Engravings showiiiK exactly bow everything should 
 be done. 1 he fullest instructions are given us to the 
 Dresses, Scenes, Positions, Lights, &c. 
 
 The publishers feci a just pride-in presenting this 
 book to the public, as they know it to be the best of ils 
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 masters of their peculiar I'nef. Some of the pieces are 
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 Baddoline, the Bloodless ; Wild Wolf of Tar- 
 
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 50 Tableaux Vivants, or Animated Pictures, from 
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 lustramouul Uuiic BuU-Iiiitructor, 
 
 MUSIC WITIIUUT A TLACIIER. 
 
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 Pianis Wiihont ■ Master $ .So 
 
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 Violin Without » Master .60 
 
 Flute Without :. Master 60 
 
 Flag.-olet Without a Master 60 
 
 Fife Wiihuul a M.ister 60 
 
 Clarionet Without « Ma.ster 60 
 
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 Banjo Without a M.uter «o 
 
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 Cornet Without a Master 90 
 
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 Stamaerinf & Stuttering, and Ita Core, 
 
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 We have here this dilTicult suhiect treated 10 inlell!. 
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 Housto Painting Plainly Taught. 
 
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 •ud manjr ntliare of ir^at iiierit ontlndT oriaiual «i J 
 ireatiug of modern iubjectj. 
 
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 Do Witt's Dramatic Dialogues, 
 
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 Do Witt's Oomlo Dialogues. 
 
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 one -Malo and ftco Female Charaoiers. 
 
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 Primary Sohool Dialogues. 
 
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 The Art of Ventriloqnigm. 
 
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 Dick's GuadriUe Call Book and Ball Boon 
 
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 Elocution Made Easy and Beoiter's Companion. 
 
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 The Book of 600 Curious Puzzles, '^^j'''*?'?"^' 
 
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 Fontain's Golden Wheel Dream Book and ior- 
 
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 Day's Conversation Cards. ".''«"«'Hi;oriKi.-»i-f'.«<'!n,p'i!;., i 
 
 ~""J " w— »»■- >'—»•»'•• »#••••»•*. Eighteen Questions and i »■<«)- 
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 Day's Cards for Popping the ttuestion. *°„/fX! 
 
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 Day's Fortune Telling Cards. XV^''4.5?i.S:" Mdl 
 
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 36 cents, ' 
 
 'AMT»H TAK-KN' i^Ay^Tl AS OANIX. 
 
 Montreal Nov^ Street, Montreal, P, Q, 
 
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 iking Lovo, ^. y;!f 
 
 ice In rdatiOD to all thi >: l >„ 
 the tender pASsbn, fror:i i ■ ■ 
 hei wilh the duues to be ft ;, t 
 aids ami firoonun»ni«.ancl ..,) t ] 
 things coiic<rnint; mitinm -n, , 
 >ve tel«jrraphy and huml^,; r^ < 
 , suitable for all flic contiii;; 
 thftdncss, Its prevfituion a.,u\ 
 Cum naahfulnevs ; How tc i i 
 lief Flirtation; How to Pi-,, , 
 
 How to "Pop the Quel!. 
 coept or Reject a Proposal , i « 
 M Kngacement t How tu A 
 Wedding and the After Rec r. • 
 duty and meet every ajritm^' y 
 ind it all clearly exui^incLl m i , 
 OceaU. 
 
 ole art of Attaininrr TSud)) 
 cal Development, Beau > i 
 eoce of Dreaain^ with Tn ,i; 
 has been sparing in its gifi ,, ..^ 
 ircome these defects, and b<-' . 
 ind sought after by tJie op^i.^; 
 w to Improve the CompI v, 
 Beautiful; Cause the F.y^l.i. , 
 Off; Prevent GtTiy Hair; C. 
 Remove Superfluous Hdir: ]'■- 
 ds- Cure Corns; Cure I'l'mi I - 
 igLife; Curt Nervous Ail in. ;:i, 
 , etc. It gives a vast ituM>i<;,i 
 w enumerated here. IHu^i:^;^^ 
 
 E and Ball Ecoa 
 
 to call out the figures ol .. -, 
 ic necrssarv for each fii;;ir^- .-! 
 
 occur in Plalo and Fancv t,;. 
 ! «iep« employed in H'l f.r' ; - 
 ir Polonaise ; Various Pl.iii , ; 
 
 Uaocers and Caledonians ; (;. ; 
 irisian Varieties , The Prin. - I 
 nd Star Quadrilles ; G:tvoi:c.;< 
 ivorite ties and Contra- D..- , 
 'aitz; FoTica Mazourka ,iT\'i 
 I Dip and Hop Waltz; Ki\., 
 Hentnle, Galop and Deux K;', . 
 00 figures for the "Germar<," 
 
 Proper Deportmentia ir.v Hili 
 Music for the Piaou. Price, i) 
 
 : Book. A. p""'"^,''* 
 
 ^■** reliable guii; :t 
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 ore published. It is arraiif o,; 
 ssary to cook any dish or jr.^i^ 
 Is of fie*, Puddings, Ca'<ts. Jc' 
 of Meats, Soupn, Cravics, Fi,f,, 
 inner. There is also much o:litr 
 i household comforts, iiicliidinj 
 ling, etc^ and a variety ofoihm 
 Cook. These features make ;h,i 
 ever issued. Handsomely iliuv 
 
 am Book and I or- 
 
 € on Fortune Telling and hit:- 
 This book informs you Howio 
 and Dominoes ; How tu Tmil I 
 g Rod; Together wilh Twenty 
 illustrated with en^n^vings mi \ 
 e Golden Wheel which folds ;:? 
 ■ the Stars ; Telling Fortunes bj j 
 : Cards, by Questious of Destiny, 
 A bo<^ of 244 pafcs. Botuii Is 
 
 inewand'origlat ,r1,tomp>t'.in| 
 Digbtoeti Questions and Twent)- 
 :rsa'e apt replies to each of the 
 e, and easily understood. Viti 
 eal of fun. The set comprise) I 
 I a hand i we case, with pnotal 
 «ats. 
 
 auestion. *"„Xt| 
 
 sung people. As soon as ihtii | 
 endless sale. Put up in csMi 
 lid, 85 GCBU. 
 
 We hav* Just printed u 
 original act of cards (or Idf 
 made. They are so ammged f 
 ions which may be put '^'^^ \ 
 f young people, r^i I> pack B I 
 I. ' i^ce', by mail, poat-psi<i j 
 
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