... LA BOURBOULE (AUVERGNE. FRANCE). Thermal Seasc from z Ith May to sot October. Allchcsses of Wea ness, Respiratory Organs, and Skin Diseases, Rhe matisms. Diabetes, ntermittert Fevers. CA UION.-rT guard aga ist fraudutmet ijmil tiens. set hat each La/,l bears the niassb of FILCO and CO., 239, Oneo6d Setret, itodon.' Tiereare three kintds distguished floom each etb hs~ a YELL W.GREEN, and RED ...

... Under the Patronage of The Royal Families of Europe. E GERTON BURNETT'S Prices for Ladries'. A o pe6 ye dl. Extra i (oomg Sclhoolboy Serge, jRO ;1 in c, as ;d. ;te1 e.. Doubte N1ith SerVe forrC rw India andhS . ?? c r SERGES s. 6i. tee 7,. 6d. pe yard. Vear and 'Fea rVthteel: I'AT'I-I.RNS l'OS'I' IliEE, E GERTON BURNETT, Wellington, Somerset, England. NO AGI:NTS. AN\- LE-NGTH SOI.D_ Carriage ...

... I1 No. 942 * | DECEMBER I7, x887 |- L X I APII AN JSTRATED ?? NEWS PAPER. ?? mO GM0u30 11 I 11 I i I I 11 I ti ...

... edi+ed ibyOscorW i1 ?? iMONT VILY The Contributors to the January Number ?? Wilde; Dr. Mary A. Marshall; Lady Ferguson; Lady Constance Howard; Mrs. William Sharp; A Girton Graduate; George Fleming; The Editor; &c. &c. CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED, London; and all Bookeellnr. II Now READY, jr-ice 7d. I CASSELL'S MAGAZINE for JANUARY, containing: Monochromze Frontispiece- Anemone, reproduced ...

... 35s. FORTY YARDS OF FANCY CHINESE MATTING, 36 inches wide, will be sent carriage paid to any Railway Station in England upon receipt of 35S. by TRELOAR&SONS, LUDGATE H ILL. Patterns Free. A s I REAL ~II TURKEY CARPETS __ i g HAVE NEVER BEEN SO LCW IN PRICE AS AT PRESENT. APPLY TO THE I9APORTERS FOR PRICE FOR ANY -( k SIZZ. 35s. TRELOAR& SONS, LU DGATE H ILL., will forward, carriage paid, to ...

... No. 910 fl I * MAY 7, 1827 AN lILLSTRATED D. I I i ll?l i Al '14 - Ii A S NEWS PAP ERG bIMraI i I i I I I I I I in I 1, M. - ?? I 3 . . z, . 71, ?5 V di p, 'k V. t V. I R I 1? ?,y X I! I F i f NV ==u ?? ...

... NOTICE.-With this Number is issued at EXTRA SUPPLEIMENT, containing 'g6 PORTRAITS OF ILLUSTRIOUS MEN and 1VOMEN of I887. A Key to this Engraving afiears on page 678. THE GRAPHIC CHRISTMAS NUMBER IS NOW OUT OF PRINT. 8 AMUSEMENTS zz L EU M T H I:AA TRI.. LYCE HSol LesAee, T. HENRY IRVING. )Miss .MARY ANDERSON as HERMIONE and PERDJTA in SHAKESPEARE'S WINTER'S TALE EVERY EVENING at 8.i; -Messrs. ...

... iSUNDAY MORNING. FROM THE ORIQINAL PAINTINq BY SHORT ?? in the possession of the proprietors of -HPEARS SOAP Good Complexion! AND Nice HIands! N\ TOTHING adds so much to personal attractions as a bright, clear \N complexion, and a soft skin. Without them the handsomest and most regular features are but coldly impressive, whilst with them the plainest become attractive; and yet there is no ...

... NOTICE.- With this Number is issued an EXTRA SUPPLEMENT of FOUR PAGES, entitled CINDERELLA IN EGYPT. To LITERARY CONTRIBUTORS.-In order to save trouble and disa/poinfi;tme'no't the Editor begs to state that he has already on hand an amtle suily of both LONG and SHORT STORIES for a considerable fine to come. AMUSEMENTS C-HRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.-BRIGHTON and SOUTH - COAST RAILWAY. The availability ...

... THE MIDLAND COUNTIES' T A\\ A I(11 A\\ 1J) E ELLERY COMPANY, OF\ 151: s I I TT . HBIRMINGHAMI,. to1- fitenrletiblirhid as therl),onterol T thesy-ttint for suppliine tlh public nwith Wnaiches atiln Jc welier! lirct lo IIn the :lanrtr ctorv at the - VERY LOWES I W'HOLESAI.E CASII I'Rlt~ .CS. ON]1 t ll ONd ,S-Ay ftU IIi-i ot, ppn ovr] I to I. Tcill.;edt . itliill T)t itttionth, and the touncy ...

... J BENSON'S Si( l':ll S'-IRI NG'I'II IEZNGLISH COMPLICATED WATCHES, AlV . - onpca 'ii I1 oro a Special Sr-aiim. Ate the E itr-4 mir li at-h rid Adjuatment. BENSON'S I '(NlllI KI 'll.Yll.SS TIZNLIII EING CLOCK WATCH, Si Uil I ii alir Quraric,. erg tare-,oat Mie a cle.- rtli ripatric'' I Jll~rar.trl. Qarter. ar I M'inulutc IlI'it'in z. ; I~iiaHi i ,ati - lll tirII Cl1t t r i lll S';z St t 11t ...

... MASON and HAMLIN American Organs.-The Ameri00n Cabinet or Parlor Organ was introduced in its present form by Mason and Hamlin, in ix. Other makers have followed in the manufacture of these instruments, but the Mason and Hamlin Organs have always maintained their supre- mnacy as the best in the world. They have obtained the highest awards at all the great cihibitions for Extraordinary ...