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PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI.—January 5, 1889.
BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE.
No. £79.-JANUAEY 18S9.-2s. 61,
Contents.
lady BABY. Chaps. IV.—VL
CHRISTMAS EVE ON A HAUNTED HULK.
HERO AND LEANDER. From the German op
Friedrich Schiller. Translated by Bn
Theodore Martin, K.C.B.
OUR LADY OF LOURDES. By G. J. Coiubi-
Brown.
A STIFF - NECKED GENERATION. Con-
clusion.
THE LIFE OF RICHARD LORD WESTBURY.
NOTES FROM THE CONGO.
A TRUE GHOST STORY. By J. P. M.
THE EMPEROR FREDERICK.
ENGLISH FARMERS. By T. E. Kebbel.
THE AUTUMN SESSION.
WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and SONS,
Edinburgh and London.
NOTICE.—NEW STORY.
The CORN HILL MAGAZINE
for JANUARY contains the commence-
ment of a new Serial St ary entitled “ THE
COUNTYf by a New Writer.
London: Smith, Elder & Co.. 15, Waterloo Place.
Now ready Sixpence;. New Series, No G7,
THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE
for JAN., containing “ The County,” Chaps.
1-8—'“ In a Burmese Prison ‘ With a Cockatoo ”
— “Funeral March” —“The First and Last
Preacher of Urora”—“ Pickwick ”—“ The Grocer’s
War”—“Love and Pity,” and ” French Janet,”
Chaps. 13-i5.
London : Smith, Elder, & Co., 15, Waterloo Place.
THE
A fEj
ARGOSY.
FEATHERSTON’S STORY, the commence-
ment of a Story, by Johnny Ludlow (Mrs.
Henry Wood), commences in THE AltGOSY
for JANUARY. Now ready.
Now ready.
THE ARGOSY for JANUARY.
Contents :
. The Village Blacksmith. A new Serial Story.
Chap. 1. The Forge.
Chap. 2. Mr. Ryot Tempest takes the chair.
Chap. 3. Mrs. Canter at home.
Illustrated by William Small.
2. Featherston’s Story. By John y Ludlow (Mrs.
Henry Wood).
3. Gustavo Becquer. By Miss Betham Edwards.
4. On Board the Batavia. By Charles W. Wood,
F.R.G.S. With seven Illustrations.
5. A Birthday. By George Cotterell.
6. Latimer's Novel.
7. “ The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of.”
8. How Lord Roland Met his Wife.
9. New Year’s Day.
Sixpence Monthly.
THE ARGOSY.
■&* THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH: A New
Serial Story, Illustrated by W. Small, com-
mences in THu ARGOSY for JANUARY.
Now ready.
RICHARD BENTLEY AND SON, 8, New
Burlington Street, W.
“0UB NEIGHBOURS.55
PARTRIDGE & COOPER,
“THE” STATIONERS,
192, FLEET STREET.
TJOOPING COUGH.—ROCHE’S
Ai. HERBAL EMBROCATION. The celeorated
effectual cure without internal medicine. Sole
■W holesale Agents, W. Edwards & Son, 157,Queen
Victoria Street (formerly of 67, St. Paul’s Church-
yard]. Sold by most Chemists. Price 4*.per bottle.
13.421.000.
First produced and designated CORN FLOUR by BROWN & POLSON
in 1856.
BROWN & POLSON’S CORN FLOUR
Was in the field sometime before any other was anywhere heard of,
and no other has now an equal claim to the public confidence.
FRY’S PURE
CONCENTRATED
SOLUBLE
COCOA
"I consider it a very rich, delicious Cocoa."—W. H. R. STANLEY, M.D.
'sE & 4./.
VtRY
— -s from A
s<, ^ every flower that ^
breathes a fragrance.
SWEET SCENTS
L.IGN - ALOE. OPOPONAX
FRANGIPANNI. PSiDlUM
May be obtained x?
ip Of any Chemist or
“ Perfumer.
{XOLDEN BRONZE HAIR.-
The lovelv nuance “ ( hatain Fonc6e ” can be
imparted to Hair of any colour by using ASRINE.
Rom. only by W WINTER, 472, Oxford St., London.
LIFTS
LUGGAGE, PASSENGER, isc.
For HOTELS, MANSIONS. Ac.
DINNER and INVALID LIFTS.
CLARK. BUNNETT & CO., Lim.,
BA.THBONE PLACE, W.
NESTLE S FOOD
AN ENTIRE DIET FOR INFANTS.
Supplies all the elements necessary for the complete nourishment
and growth of the human frame.
Nestle’s Food, being partly composed of milk, is complete
and entire in itself, and requires simply the addition of
water to make it instantly ready for use. It is not
merely an auxiliary, like other Infant’s Foods, which
require milk to he added in preparing for use.
It is recommended by the highest Medical Authorities as the nearest
equivalent to MOTHER’S MILK.
Pamphlet, with Medical and other Testimonials, sent post-free on application to
H. NESTLE, 9, Snow Hill, London, E.C.
Trad* Marx.
DOLT’S
DOUBLE-ACTION
ARMY REVOLVER,
as supplied to H.M. War Department.
COLT’S SINGLE-ACTION ARMY
REVOLVER, as adopted by the United
States Government.
COLT’S “FRONTIER” PISTOL takes the Colt and
Winchester Magazine Kitie Cartridge, '41 cal.
COLT’S HOUSE REVOLVER, POCKET REVOLVER,
and DERINGER, for the Vest pucket; best quality
onlv. Coit’s Revolvers are used all over the world.
COLTS DOUBLE-BARRELLED SHOT GUNS and
LIGHTNING MAGAZINE RIFLES, for India and
the Colonies. Price List free.
COLT’S FIREARMS Co.,14,Pall Mall,London,S.W.
^(ndgw!t[&iidn£d
^^ckMCtjdicCeA'f^
'(^CrfreTia+C°
hJatrfwi YonUmfiCUM;
1 yC'Jhir&uncL st.W.
oM^micibt^Jcfteigru
e=7tj^dlci4ie6
WORTH et DIE.
UNDER ROYAL
PATRONAGE.
CORSETIERES.
134, HEW BOND
STREET, W.
BRANDAUER & CO/S
CIRCULAR POINTED
Write as smoothly as a lead
pencil, and neither scratch
nor spurt, the points being
rounaed by a new process.
PEI i -
Seven Prize Medals awarded. Assorted Sample
Box, 6<i., or post free for 7 stamps from
C. Brandauer & Co.’s Pen Works,
Birmingham.
NEW BOfffi
OXF0RD.-MITRE HOTEL.
ONE OF THE MOST ECONOMICAL
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS IN THE KINGDOM.
CALLARD
& BOWSER’S
CELEBRATED
BUTTER-SCOTCH.
“ REALLY WHOLESOME CONFECTIONERY.’’
Lancet. Ajk
THE BEST SANITARY SOAP.
“EUCALYPTUS”
Purifies the Skin and beautifies the Complexion.
WHITAKER & GROSSMITH,
22, SILK STREET, CITY, LONDON.
1*. 6 d. of all Vendors, Post Eree direct, and of London
Soap Co., 107, New Bond Street.
FRUIT
TREES
74 Acres.
ROSES
20 Acres.
BUSHES,
8s. doz. 60s. 100.
jt3T Packing and Carriage Free for Cash with Order.
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
91 Acres.
4 ACRES of GLASS.
CLEMATIS (80,000),
12s., 18s., and 24s. per doz.
ROSES (in Pots),
from 15s. per doz.
SEEDS & ) Vegetable, Flower,
BULBS J and Farm.
descriptive lists free.
RICHARD SMITH & CO.,
WORCESTER,.
LISSADERMOSf
A LUXURY FOR SHAVING
Without Soap, Water, or Brush.
Is. OF ALL HAIRDRESSERS, CH EM I STS, &G.j
Wholesale: R. HOVENDEN & SONS,
Berners St., W., and City Rd., E.C. London.
“FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.”
CLARKE’S
WORLD-FAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE.
Is warranted to cleanse the blood lromall impurities,
from whatf;ver cause arising. Por Scrofula, Scurvy,
Lczema, Skin and Blood Diseases, and bores of all
kinds, its effects are marvellous. It is the only real
specific for Gout and Rheumatic Pains, for it re-
moves the cause from the bio ;d and bones. In
bottles, 2s. 9d. and 11s. each, of all Chemists. Pro-
prietors, Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Co.,
Lincoln. Beware op Worthless Imitations.
Rowland's
MACAS! IK OIL
has been known for nearly 100 years-as the b st
preparation for producing
LUXURIANT HAIR,
preventing it falling off, and curing scurf and dan-
driff. It has always been considered invaluable for
CHILDREN’S HAIR,
GOLDEN COLOUR
specially prepared for fair-haired children and
adults, and for those .whose hair has become grey.
Sizes, Ss. 6>L, 7s., 10s. Sd.t and 21s. Asjt anywhere
for HOWLAND’S MAC ASS AB OIL,
BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE.
No. £79.-JANUAEY 18S9.-2s. 61,
Contents.
lady BABY. Chaps. IV.—VL
CHRISTMAS EVE ON A HAUNTED HULK.
HERO AND LEANDER. From the German op
Friedrich Schiller. Translated by Bn
Theodore Martin, K.C.B.
OUR LADY OF LOURDES. By G. J. Coiubi-
Brown.
A STIFF - NECKED GENERATION. Con-
clusion.
THE LIFE OF RICHARD LORD WESTBURY.
NOTES FROM THE CONGO.
A TRUE GHOST STORY. By J. P. M.
THE EMPEROR FREDERICK.
ENGLISH FARMERS. By T. E. Kebbel.
THE AUTUMN SESSION.
WILLIAM BLACKWOOD and SONS,
Edinburgh and London.
NOTICE.—NEW STORY.
The CORN HILL MAGAZINE
for JANUARY contains the commence-
ment of a new Serial St ary entitled “ THE
COUNTYf by a New Writer.
London: Smith, Elder & Co.. 15, Waterloo Place.
Now ready Sixpence;. New Series, No G7,
THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE
for JAN., containing “ The County,” Chaps.
1-8—'“ In a Burmese Prison ‘ With a Cockatoo ”
— “Funeral March” —“The First and Last
Preacher of Urora”—“ Pickwick ”—“ The Grocer’s
War”—“Love and Pity,” and ” French Janet,”
Chaps. 13-i5.
London : Smith, Elder, & Co., 15, Waterloo Place.
THE
A fEj
ARGOSY.
FEATHERSTON’S STORY, the commence-
ment of a Story, by Johnny Ludlow (Mrs.
Henry Wood), commences in THE AltGOSY
for JANUARY. Now ready.
Now ready.
THE ARGOSY for JANUARY.
Contents :
. The Village Blacksmith. A new Serial Story.
Chap. 1. The Forge.
Chap. 2. Mr. Ryot Tempest takes the chair.
Chap. 3. Mrs. Canter at home.
Illustrated by William Small.
2. Featherston’s Story. By John y Ludlow (Mrs.
Henry Wood).
3. Gustavo Becquer. By Miss Betham Edwards.
4. On Board the Batavia. By Charles W. Wood,
F.R.G.S. With seven Illustrations.
5. A Birthday. By George Cotterell.
6. Latimer's Novel.
7. “ The Stuff that Dreams are Made Of.”
8. How Lord Roland Met his Wife.
9. New Year’s Day.
Sixpence Monthly.
THE ARGOSY.
■&* THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH: A New
Serial Story, Illustrated by W. Small, com-
mences in THu ARGOSY for JANUARY.
Now ready.
RICHARD BENTLEY AND SON, 8, New
Burlington Street, W.
“0UB NEIGHBOURS.55
PARTRIDGE & COOPER,
“THE” STATIONERS,
192, FLEET STREET.
TJOOPING COUGH.—ROCHE’S
Ai. HERBAL EMBROCATION. The celeorated
effectual cure without internal medicine. Sole
■W holesale Agents, W. Edwards & Son, 157,Queen
Victoria Street (formerly of 67, St. Paul’s Church-
yard]. Sold by most Chemists. Price 4*.per bottle.
13.421.000.
First produced and designated CORN FLOUR by BROWN & POLSON
in 1856.
BROWN & POLSON’S CORN FLOUR
Was in the field sometime before any other was anywhere heard of,
and no other has now an equal claim to the public confidence.
FRY’S PURE
CONCENTRATED
SOLUBLE
COCOA
"I consider it a very rich, delicious Cocoa."—W. H. R. STANLEY, M.D.
'sE & 4./.
VtRY
— -s from A
s<, ^ every flower that ^
breathes a fragrance.
SWEET SCENTS
L.IGN - ALOE. OPOPONAX
FRANGIPANNI. PSiDlUM
May be obtained x?
ip Of any Chemist or
“ Perfumer.
{XOLDEN BRONZE HAIR.-
The lovelv nuance “ ( hatain Fonc6e ” can be
imparted to Hair of any colour by using ASRINE.
Rom. only by W WINTER, 472, Oxford St., London.
LIFTS
LUGGAGE, PASSENGER, isc.
For HOTELS, MANSIONS. Ac.
DINNER and INVALID LIFTS.
CLARK. BUNNETT & CO., Lim.,
BA.THBONE PLACE, W.
NESTLE S FOOD
AN ENTIRE DIET FOR INFANTS.
Supplies all the elements necessary for the complete nourishment
and growth of the human frame.
Nestle’s Food, being partly composed of milk, is complete
and entire in itself, and requires simply the addition of
water to make it instantly ready for use. It is not
merely an auxiliary, like other Infant’s Foods, which
require milk to he added in preparing for use.
It is recommended by the highest Medical Authorities as the nearest
equivalent to MOTHER’S MILK.
Pamphlet, with Medical and other Testimonials, sent post-free on application to
H. NESTLE, 9, Snow Hill, London, E.C.
Trad* Marx.
DOLT’S
DOUBLE-ACTION
ARMY REVOLVER,
as supplied to H.M. War Department.
COLT’S SINGLE-ACTION ARMY
REVOLVER, as adopted by the United
States Government.
COLT’S “FRONTIER” PISTOL takes the Colt and
Winchester Magazine Kitie Cartridge, '41 cal.
COLT’S HOUSE REVOLVER, POCKET REVOLVER,
and DERINGER, for the Vest pucket; best quality
onlv. Coit’s Revolvers are used all over the world.
COLTS DOUBLE-BARRELLED SHOT GUNS and
LIGHTNING MAGAZINE RIFLES, for India and
the Colonies. Price List free.
COLT’S FIREARMS Co.,14,Pall Mall,London,S.W.
^(ndgw!t[&iidn£d
^^ckMCtjdicCeA'f^
'(^CrfreTia+C°
hJatrfwi YonUmfiCUM;
1 yC'Jhir&uncL st.W.
oM^micibt^Jcfteigru
e=7tj^dlci4ie6
WORTH et DIE.
UNDER ROYAL
PATRONAGE.
CORSETIERES.
134, HEW BOND
STREET, W.
BRANDAUER & CO/S
CIRCULAR POINTED
Write as smoothly as a lead
pencil, and neither scratch
nor spurt, the points being
rounaed by a new process.
PEI i -
Seven Prize Medals awarded. Assorted Sample
Box, 6<i., or post free for 7 stamps from
C. Brandauer & Co.’s Pen Works,
Birmingham.
NEW BOfffi
OXF0RD.-MITRE HOTEL.
ONE OF THE MOST ECONOMICAL
FIRST-CLASS HOTELS IN THE KINGDOM.
CALLARD
& BOWSER’S
CELEBRATED
BUTTER-SCOTCH.
“ REALLY WHOLESOME CONFECTIONERY.’’
Lancet. Ajk
THE BEST SANITARY SOAP.
“EUCALYPTUS”
Purifies the Skin and beautifies the Complexion.
WHITAKER & GROSSMITH,
22, SILK STREET, CITY, LONDON.
1*. 6 d. of all Vendors, Post Eree direct, and of London
Soap Co., 107, New Bond Street.
FRUIT
TREES
74 Acres.
ROSES
20 Acres.
BUSHES,
8s. doz. 60s. 100.
jt3T Packing and Carriage Free for Cash with Order.
ORNAMENTAL TREES,
91 Acres.
4 ACRES of GLASS.
CLEMATIS (80,000),
12s., 18s., and 24s. per doz.
ROSES (in Pots),
from 15s. per doz.
SEEDS & ) Vegetable, Flower,
BULBS J and Farm.
descriptive lists free.
RICHARD SMITH & CO.,
WORCESTER,.
LISSADERMOSf
A LUXURY FOR SHAVING
Without Soap, Water, or Brush.
Is. OF ALL HAIRDRESSERS, CH EM I STS, &G.j
Wholesale: R. HOVENDEN & SONS,
Berners St., W., and City Rd., E.C. London.
“FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.”
CLARKE’S
WORLD-FAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE.
Is warranted to cleanse the blood lromall impurities,
from whatf;ver cause arising. Por Scrofula, Scurvy,
Lczema, Skin and Blood Diseases, and bores of all
kinds, its effects are marvellous. It is the only real
specific for Gout and Rheumatic Pains, for it re-
moves the cause from the bio ;d and bones. In
bottles, 2s. 9d. and 11s. each, of all Chemists. Pro-
prietors, Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Co.,
Lincoln. Beware op Worthless Imitations.
Rowland's
MACAS! IK OIL
has been known for nearly 100 years-as the b st
preparation for producing
LUXURIANT HAIR,
preventing it falling off, and curing scurf and dan-
driff. It has always been considered invaluable for
CHILDREN’S HAIR,
GOLDEN COLOUR
specially prepared for fair-haired children and
adults, and for those .whose hair has become grey.
Sizes, Ss. 6>L, 7s., 10s. Sd.t and 21s. Asjt anywhere
for HOWLAND’S MAC ASS AB OIL,