American literature -- 19th century -- Periodicals; Sunday schools -- United States -- Periodicals
Two ground-stopper bottles, two mirrors, brass handle.
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Plush Mirror and Whisk-holder. Price $1.25; for $1.50 in new
subscriptions. Postage 15 cents.
[Illustration]
Beveled medallion mirror, three little hooks, whisk with nickel-damask
handle and ring. A pretty piece for a girl’s room.
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BARNEY & BERRY’S SKATES
State exact length of boot.
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Keyless Skate. Price $4; for $4.50 in new subscriptions. Postage 35
cents.
[Illustration: BARNEY & BERRY]
Best steel, best make, best temper; bright nickel. Toe and heel clamps
worked together by thumb-screw at heel: the simplest fastening. Sizes 8
to 12 inches.
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Skate No. R. Price $2; for $2.10 in new subscriptions. Postage 35 cents.
Fac-simile of the Keyless skate, of lower grade; nickeled.
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American Rink Skate. Price $4.50; for $5.00 in new subscriptions.
Postage 35 cents.
[Illustration: BARNEY & BERRY]
Best every way; adjustable as to size by a thumb-screw at the heel and
fastened by a lever under the instep. Sizes 8 to 12 inches.
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Skate No. T. Price $2; for $2.10 in new subscriptions. Postage 35 cents.
Skate No. T is a fac-simile of the American Rink Skate; heel-plates,
foot-plates, toe-clamps and brackets of crucible steel; nickeled.
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All-clamp Skate. Price $4; for $4.50 in new subscriptions. Postage 35
cents.
Best nickeled steel. Sizes 7 to 12 inches.
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Skate No. F. Price $2; for $2.10 in new subscriptions. Postage 35 cents.
Fac-simile of All-clamp skate, of lower grade; nickeled.
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Ladies’ Keyless Skate. No. LR. Price $2.50; for $3 in new
subscriptions. Postage 30 cents.
Blades of the lower grade, foot-plates, clamps and brackets of crucible
steel; russet-leather trimmings; nickel heel-bands. A thumb-screw at
the heel works the toe-clamps.
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Ladies’ Clamp Skate, No. LE. Price $2.50; for $3 in new subscriptions.
Postage 30 cents.
Differs from No. LR only in having the toe-clamps worked by a key
instead of a thumb-screw.
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Putz Pomade, the best polishing substance known for gold, silver,
copper, brass, tin and other metals. Price 15 cents a box; for 20 cents
in new subscriptions.
One of the many new things in this List, the knowledge of which is
worth much more than it costs.
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Putz Pulver, perhaps the same as the paste; but, being a powder, it
does not cling to chasings; better therefore for jewelry. Price 15
cents a box; for 20 cents in new subscriptions.
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_Any subscriber may pay his own subscription by getting new
subscriptions of twice the amount._
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