1876 The Bar-Tenders' Guide or How to Mix all kinds of Plain and Fancy Drinks by Jerry Thomas

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Day „'s Cards ofCourtship. Arranged with such apt convcrsa- tions. that you vill bo enabled to nsk the niomeutous queatioii cnte;.?oricnllj, ill such a delicate manner that the youu^ lady will not euspect what you are at. These cords may be used cither by two persons, or they will make lotsoffun for an ovenbif^ party of youuy:iieople. "When used in a party,the question is read aloud by the lady recoiviugIt—she Bliullles and hands out an answer—and that also must bo read aloud by the gentleman receiving it. The fim thus caused is iutonse. Put up iu liaudsomo card cases, on which ai'cprinteddii'cciious..., 30 cts. Day's Love-Letter Cards; or, Love-Making; Made Easy. "W 0 liavcjust printed auovel Set of Cards which will delight the hearts of young people susceptible of tlic tender passion. Poth letters and answers are cillier liumorous or humorously Bontiinentnl—thus creating lots offun when used at a party of youhg people—and special pains has been taken with tbein to avoid that Bihy, sentimental fornialily so common in printed lettci*3 of tliis land. Put up in handsome cases, on which are printed directions ^*0 Cts. Day;i 's Conversation Cards. A New and Original Set, com- prising Eighteen Questions and Twenty-four Answers, so arranged that the whole ofthe answers areoptreplies to each one of the cightceu nncs- tious. The plan ofthese Curds is very simple, and easily understood. U.scd by a party of young people, tlioy will make n good deal of fun. The set comprisesforty-two Cards in the aggregate,which are putup in ahandsome case, with printed dii'cctious for use cO ct3. Day's Fortune-Telling Cards. "We have just printed an onrinal set ofCardsfor tolling fortunes, wliieh are an improTCmont on any liitiicrto made. They aro bo arranged that eacli answer will respond to every one ofthe questions which may bo put. Thc.socards will also nnord a fund of amusementin a party of young people. Each pack is enclosed in a card case, ou which ore printed dircctious 30 ctS. Day's Cardsfor Popping the ftiiestion. An Origmal Game forXoYcrs and Sweethearts, or for hTcrry-Tdaking in n Party ofYounj' People. Assoon as those cards become known, wc feel sure that tbey will liuTC an endlesssale. Put up in cases, with directions for playing...30 Cta. Day's Leap-Year Cards. To enable any lady to pop the ques- tion to the chosen one of her heart. This set ofCards is intended more to make fun among young people than^ for any practical utility. Put up m handsomocases, with printed directions 30 Ct5. Chesterfield's Letter-Writer and Complete Book of Eti- ciTiotte. Containing the Aii; of Eettcr-'Writing Bimplificd, a guide to friendly, affectionate, polite and business com5sponde:ico,and rulesfor punc tuation and spelling, with completerules ofEtiquette and the usages ot So ciety. An escelleut hand-book for reference. lOmo,bound mboards.4.0 ctB. Hov7to Behave; or,The Spirit of Etiquette. A Guide to Po lite Society,fnrLndies rind Gentlemen; containing rules for good behnyior at the dinner table,in the parlor, and In the street; with important hints on introduction, conversation, etc Cta, How to Win and How to Woo. Containing Kulos for tbe Eti- quette ofConrtsliip. with directions showing Jiowjto win^tlm favor of^the iadios how to begin and end a Courtship, and how Lovc-Letters should be written 15 cia-

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