Twenty-eight views, as below, on dessert plates (9inch) engraved for us by Wedgwood from picturesque etchings, in genuine old blue Wedgwood with foliage border, the following views:

State House, Boston, Bulfinch front, dedicated 1795.
Old South Church. Tea Party met here 1773.

Old North Church, Salem Street. Paul Reyere's lanterns
were displayed here 1775.

Green Dragon Tavern, Union Street, Boston, styled by
Daniel Webster, the Headquarters of the Revolution.
Also, the Grand Lodge of Free Masons first met here.
King's Chapel, Boston, built 1686, rebuilt 1754.

Old Feather Store, North and Ann Streets, 1680 to 1868.
Old Sun Tavern, Faneuil Hall Square, 1680 to 1895.

Old Boston Theatre, corner Federal and Franklin Streets,
1794.

Faneuil Hall, "Cradlo of Liberty," built 1742.

Site of Adams House, Boston, 1845. Lamb Tavern, 1746.
Boston Common and State House, 1836.

Harbor view of Boston from a map of 1768.

Old Brick Church, 1713, site of Joy's, now Rogers' Building.
State Street and Old State House, 1883.

Adjacent Lean-to Houses, in Quincy, Mass., each of which
was the birthplace of a President of the United States.

The Public Library, Boston, 1895.
Trinity Church, Boston, 1895,

Mount Vernon, 1892, the home of Washington.

1743. Independence Hall, Philadelphia, 1893, where the Independence of the United States was declared July 4,

1776.

Old State House. East end, 1899, built 1657, rebuilt 1712.
Old Meeting-House, Hingham, erected 1681.
Mayflower in Plymouth Harbor, 1620.

Boston Town House, 1657, first seat of Massachusetts Gov-
ernment, built by Thomas Joy; burned 1711. Site, head
of State Street, Boston.

Longfellow's birthplace, Portland, Me.

Longfellow's early home, 1898, Portland, built 1783.
The Battle on Lexington Common, 1775.

The Wayside Inn, 1683, Sudbury, Mass., 1899.

Washington's Headquarters, 1750, Newburgh, N. Y., 1899.

Dessert Plates as above, $6.00 per dozen; same if gilded edge, $7.80. Securely packed for shipping long distances. Visitors will find in our Art Pottery Rooms-Dinner Set Department-Hotel and Club Department-Cut Glass Department-Lamp Department-Stock Pattern Department, and on the main floor, an extensive exhibit of Jardinieres and Pedestals, Umbrella and Cane Holders, Handsome Odd Pitchers, French Fireproof Porcelain Café Entree Dishes, etc.

Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co.

CHINA, GLASS, AND LAMPS, Wholesale and Retail,

(Seven Floors), 120 Franklin Street (Corner Federal), BOSTON, MASS

Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used

for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN while TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle.

FOR GOUT & RHEUMATISM
Use the Great English Remedy
BLAIR'S PILLS
Safe, Sure, Effective. 50c. & $1
DRUGGISTS, or 224 William St., N. Y.

The Black and Tan
Shoe Polisher

is the latest and best contribution to the equipment of well groomed men and women. With this implement a beautiful, clean polish can be obtained in from two to five minutes, and once secured, a moment's daily work will maintain it indefinitely. It saves your time, money and leather. The Polisher is not a cheap, flimsy article, but is well made of hard wood and steel, handsomely finished and durable. If not for sale by your shoe man, we will send The Polisher, carriage paid, for 50 cents. You can make your own polishing belts or we will send a pair made from special material for 25 cents. Circular free. Agents wanted. Address

B. & T. Polisher Company,

Box 78, Painesville, Ohio.

Massachusetts.