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177 57 Curtain Slides, Wreaths, Mottoes, Ko. (Continued from page 34 General Catalogue) 9 Curtain with lace centre 10 Curtain with Pillars 11 Curtain lace looped with cord 12 Curtain with wreath in centre 13 Curtain with border and small wreath! 14 Curtain with border and small wreaths 15 Curtain with cords and ta sels 16 Curtain with Sunflower embellishments 17 Curtain looped with cord and tassels 18 Curtain with ‘ Good Night’ in centre 19 Motto slide ‘A narrow e cape * 10 Motto slide ‘ Adieu,’ with view of sands and boy ehasfng a donkey 21 Motto slide ‘ Good Night,’ with view of castle and river by moonlight 22 Motto slide ‘ Good Night * with view of waterfall by moonlight 23 Motto slide ‘ Good Night ’ with view of Peterboro Cathedral by moonlight. Photographed from Nature 24 Motto slide ‘ Good Night ’ with view of Whitby Abbey by moon- light. Photographed f .om Nature 25 Motto slide with words ‘ An interval of 5 minutes’ 26 Motto slide with word ‘ Silence ’ 27 Wreath of Hohy and Mistletoe, and words ‘ Wishing you all » Merry Christmas ’ 28 Wreath of Holly and Mistletoe and words ‘ The Compliments of the Season ’ 29 Wreath of Holly and Mistletoe and words * A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you tt 1 ’ 30 Wreath of Holly and Mistletoe, with words ‘ Wishing you all a Happy New Year * GO:VLZO SLIIDES. That Everlasting Cat. 1 It once was young, I make no doubt, but that was long ago 2 For as you see, myself I’d brought the vicious beast to drown B I couldn’t stand that awful look, so back I gently drew, 4 She took a leap into the air and came down with a thud 5 And felt I might indeed now rest frem her both day and night 6 For there that cat I did descry, its y s fixed on my face 7 He said he’d take the brute away, <* nd finish off the job 8 I saw stretched out upon the tray tl at everlasting cat The Revellers. 1 The waning moon was in the sk;, and showed the rising snn was nigh, 2 They saw him presently embrace a lamp-post in an open space, 3 Their progress at the best was small, and sometimes they mada none at all 4 And up the stairs they haul the man, as quietly as e’er they can 6 Next morning when his wife arose, she found him as you may suppos* 6 There scarcely was an inch of limb, untouched when she bad finished him