... 80Z0D0NT . Laughter Lends a New Charm to Beauty when it discloses a. pretty set of teeth. White ness, when nature mis supplied this element of loveliness, may be retained through life by using the fragrant This popular dentifrice is now a recognised essential to every toilet-table. It is totally in noxious. CONTAINING- NO ACID, ana for preserving and CLEANSING THE TEETH, and retaining the ...

... . Everyone seemed to try to attend the first Drawing Room, consequently the second, which was held yesterday, was not nearly such a brilliant affair, though some of the dresses were lovely. One, which had a petticoat and corsage of rose-pink satin embroidered with silver, was arranged with a train of magnificent blue and white brocade in a floral design; while another, which was even more ...

... . MAKES COPPER LIKE GOLD. MAKES TIN LIKE SILVER. MAKES PAINT LOOK NEW. MAKES MARBLE WHITE. MAKES BRASS LIKE MIRRORS. FOR POTS AND PANS. FOR KNIVES AND FORKS. FOR KITCHEN TABLES. FOR BATHS AND WINDOWS. FOR EVERYTHING. BBMOVB8 ZR.TJST IFlROiM: STEEL -A-IsTD IZROIN. SPARKLING GLASSWARE. SHINING POTS AND PANS. POLISHED STAIR RODS. CLEAN HANDS. Sold by Ironmongers, Grocers, and Chemists everywhere. ...

... FOE WHITSUNTIDE TEAYELLEES. The London and North- Western Company will run a special train from Manchester (Exchange) at 12.55 p.m. to-morrow for Rhyl and Llandudno. On Friday a special train will leave Euston Station at 6.25 p.m. for Holyhead and Ireland; a special train will leave Manchester (Exchange) at 12.55 p.m. for Rhyl and Llandudno. On Saturday a special train will leave Rugby at 11.5 ...

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... THE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING. ...

... . Doubtless Lord Roberts has not yet shaken off the aversion he had in India to receiving visits from Indian potentates to talk about things, an aversion which he has evi dently extended to gentlemen desirous of interviewing him. Of course, so distinguished a soldier, who has served his Queen and country so well, has a right, now that he is out of harness, to air his fads, but there is ...

... . MUSIC HATH CHAHMS. PRECARIOUS. AND SO HATH MARY ANN, i THE UNINVITED, OUR ENTERPRISING ARTIST TRIED TO GET INTO THE DRAWING ROOM IN THIS BECOMINC GARB. From Our Artist's Sketch Booh. ...

... THE JUNIORS. Peak Boys and Giki.s, I forget it I liave ever imparted to you the interesting faet that I am rather mad on botany. More than rather, indeed, when all is said. A day in the woods, where I can grub and potter at will among the wild flowers and weeds, is a dear delight to my inquisitive constitu tion at all times. The flowers have histories of their own, many of them, and tragedies ...

... ME. COENEY GEAIY. A CHAT WITH THE POPULAR ENTERTAINER AT HOME. Like most members of the profession, for, in addition to being an enter tainer, he is also an actor of no mean order, Mr. Corney Grain delights in beautiful and charming things, and his pretty house, situated in one of the quiet and sunny streets leading into Portland Place, is quite a museum of interesting souvenirs from notable ...

... HAMPTON A SONS HAMPTON A SONS Taste is both educated and gratified by the inspection of these drawings proving that the simplest things of common use may be so formed as to please the eye.-- Illustrated London News. Would well beseem a place upon the shelves of any library. St. James's Gazette. 11 Refined, artistic, and compre hensive. The pockets of those in all sorts and conditions of ...

... THE JOHANNIS CO., LTD THE JOHANNIS CO., Ltd. The finest tribute ever accorded to sterling merit is contained in the Lancet of August 8, 1891, which embodies the Eeport of the Lancet Special Commissioner on Natural Mineral Waters. JOHANNIS-- the subject of the Eeport-- being selected from amongst the Natural Mineral Waters of the World as ALONE WOETHY OP THIS UNPBECEDENTED DISTINCTION. ...