IVORY GOODS.

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Toilet-Sets, Combs, Paper-folders, Puff-boxes, Hair Brushes, Chessmen, &c. Tortoise-sh.e.l.l Combs and Goods of all kinds.

PEARL Sh.e.l.lS, painted and plain, in immense variety.

Repairing in all its branches.

125 FULTON ST., near Na.s.sau.

Branches { Astor House, Broadway.

{ John St., cor. Na.s.sau

F. J. KALDENBERG.

TOILET LUXURY.

Brown's Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice is the most agreeable article for cleansing the teeth ever introduced to public notice. It has won its way upon its merits. Its mission is to beautify the face by healing the gums and whitening the teeth without resultant injury; it never fails to accomplish this. Ladies who try it once buy it right along, and recommend it to others.

Twenty-five cents a bottle.

BOYS, Take Notice. GIRLS,

It is now a universal saying that the undersigned are the _largest dealers_ in Scroll-Saws, Magic Lanterns, Magical Tricks, Skates, Toy Engines, and ALL NEW NOVELTIES AS SOON AS MANUFACTURED. Send for Catalogue of 192 pages, 700 Ill.u.s.trations. Price 10 cents.

PECK & SNYDER, 124 & 126 Na.s.sau St., N. Y.

FRAGRANT

SOZODONT

Is a composition of the purest and choicest ingredients of the vegetable kingdom. It cleanses, beautifies, and preserves the =TEETH=, hardens and invigorates the gums, and cools and refreshes the mouth. Every ingredient of this =Balsamic= dentifrice has a beneficial effect on the =Teeth and Gums=. =Impure Breath=, caused by neglected teeth, catarrh, tobacco, or spirits, is not only neutralized, but rendered fragrant, by the daily use of =SOZODONT=. It is as harmless as water, and has been indorsed by the most scientific men of the day. Sold by druggists.

GAS,

The Modern Fuel,

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When burned in one of Morton's admirable HEATERS, realizes the predictions of scientists, that "THE USE OF GAS FOR HEATING MUST SOON FAR OVERBALANCE ITS IMPORTANCE AS AN ILLUMINATOR."

These Heaters are BEAUTIFUL, EFFECTIVE, and ECONOMICAL.

Interesting Ill.u.s.trated Circular sent to any person favoring us with his address.

Ask your Gas Light Co. about these Heaters.

MORTON GAS STOVE CO.,

22 Frankfort Street,

NEW YORK.

This cut shows the style of Stove in use by the METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY for heating the waiting-rooms of the stations.

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WIGGLES.

These are filled-in wiggles that several of our young correspondents have drawn from the outlines given in Nos. 3 and 4 of _Young People_.

They are the contributions of H. W. K., Jessie Beal, J. A. Wells, H. W. P., J. M. W., Lil, A. D. Crane, S. R. W., Fred Houston, and H. E. M. Wiggles similar in design were also received from Cyrus O., Virgie c.u.mings, W. G. Page, J. H. Grensel, Sadie Vairin, and others.

Next week we shall show you what we make from wiggle No. 4, and at the same time give a new one.

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We wish all our young readers and correspondents a very happy New-Year, success in their studies, and pleasant hours with teachers and school-mates. We hope our friendly intercourse will continue, with increasing interest to them and to us. At the beginning of a new year it is well to remember that the surest way to gain happiness for ourselves is by trying to make others happy.

SHAw.a.n.gUNK, NEW YORK.

I thought I would write and tell you that I love _Harper's Young People_ very much. I am eight years old. I have a little brother who is 'most two years old, and I have a cat four years old. I have an aquarium with six fish in it, and a turtle. The turtle's name is Snap.

FLORENCE E. B.