Book Of Gummed Household Labels

This book contains, gummed and printed ready for use, over 650 Labels for household Stores, including a general assortment of Jellies, Preserves, Groceries, erbs, Medicines, etc. ; in fact Labels for every article needed in the family. The ok also contains 10 Tags ready for use, for Baskets, Bags, etc. These Labels are quantities from 1 to 30 of a kind, according to usual household requirements.

Price, pre-paid, by mail, ... 35 cents.

Perfect Etiquette, Or, How To Behave In Society

A complete Manual for Ladies and Gentlemen, embracing Hints on Introduction, alutation, Conversation, Friendly Visits, Social Parties, on the Street, in Public 1 laces, in Traveling, Driving and Riding, Letter Writing, at the Table, Making and Receiving Presents, Courtship, Wedding Etiquette, Christening, Funerals, etc, with Suggestions how to Dress Tastefully. The Toilette, with simple Recipes for Improving the Complexion, etc.

Price, Illuminated Paper Covers,

30 cents.

" Board " -

50 "

Sent free by Mail on receipt of Price.

Hints And Helps To Horsemen

A Handy Manual for Horsekeepers, with Concise Instructions: Breeding, Driving, Buying, Breaking, Grooming, Feeding, Training, Doctoring, Shoeing, with Essays on Mules and Ponies, and Racing and Betting Rules of the American jockey Club. Practical, Instructive, and adapted to the daily use of Breeders and Owners of Horses.

Price, neatly bound in flexible cloth, 50 cents.

Sent free by Mail on receipt of Price.

E. G. RIDEOUT & CO., 10 BARCLAY STREET, NEW YORK.

New American Home Cook Book

Containing

All the most valuable household recipes in the world.

The only complete book of its kind.

How to make a meal out of nothing.

A treasure for rich and poor.

NEW YORK: Published by E. G. Rideout & Co., 10 Barclay St.

1881.

Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1881, by E. G. HIDEOUT, In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.