Tübingen, 669.

Tula, 1206.

Tunbridge Wells, 226.

Tarbia, 742.

es, etc., 757-769.

Venice to Bologna, 769.

to Brindisi, 769.
to London, 769.
to Milan, 769, 770.
to Padua, 770.
to Paris, 769.
to Trieste, 769.

to Turin, 769.

to Verona, 769.

Ventnor, 224.

Ventimiglia, 742.

Verblungsnaes, 118.

Vercelli, 792, 797.

Verdun, 493.

Vernayaz, 1112.

Turin: Hotels, Churches, Manufactures, etc., Verona: Hotels, Fortifications, etc., 773-776.

792-796.

to Aosta, 796.

to Genoa, 796.

to Nice, 796, 797.

Route from London, 33; from Paris, 41.

Turkey and Greece, 983-1002.

Turrif, 135.

Tyndrum, 144

Tyre, 979.

Tyrol, 1141-1149.

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Velzen, 534 2-8.

Venetia, or Venice, 757.

Venice: Hotels, Situation, Grand Canal, Gon

Vichy: Hotels,449; Springs, Diseases, New Casino, 450; Park, Physicians, Excursions, 451. Vichy to Switzerland, 451.

Route from London, 33; from Paris, 42. Vienna: Hotels, 708; History, Promenades, Palaces, People, Public Buildings, Cathedral of St. Stephen, 709; Churches, Church of the Augustines, Canova's Mounment of the Archduchess Christine, Church of the Capucines, Coffin of Napoleon II., Carmelite Church, Imperial Palace, 710; Cabinet of Antiquities, Cabinet of Minerals, Museum of Natural History, Schatzkammer or Imperial Jewel-office, Coach-house, Riding-school, Volksgarten, Hofgarten, 711; Picture-gallery, 712-714; Ambras Collection, Armor, 714; Esterhazy Gallery, Prince Czernin, Lichtenstein's Palace, Counts Schönbrunn, Harrach, and Lemberg's Collections of Pictures, Imperial Arsenal, University, General Hospital, Lying-in Hospital, 715; Theatres, 716; Meerschaums, Manufactures, Carriages, Baggage, Passports, Cafés, Valet de Place, Opera-glasses, Lace, and Bohemian Glass, 716, 717. Vienna to Baden Warm Springs, 718. to Dresden, 719, 724.

to Trieste, via Semmering Railway, 750.

to Venice direct, 730, 732.

Vienna: Route from London, 33; from Paris, | White Mountains, 1323.

This house has added to its large manufactory in Brussels a house for the sale of all its laces, situated in front of the Palace of the Duke of Brabant, the finest position in the city.

It is recommended not only for the artistic taste and superiority of its fabric, but also for the regularity of its business transactions.

The prices are fixed, and every article is marked with known figures.

MEN GO WILD about splendid teeth.

Therefore, fair ladies,

it behooves you to know that Sozodont makes them glitter like Orient pearl. By this pure Vegetable Dentifrice the enamel is rendered impervious to decay, all discolorations are removed, the gums become hard and rosy, and the breath rendered pure and sweet. No lady ever used Sozodont without approving of its cleansing and purifying properties, and the flattering testimonials that have been bestowed upon it by eminent Dentists and scientific men speak volumes of praise for its merits. Sozodont contains not one particle of acid, or any ingredient whatever that will injure the enamel, and is free from the acrid properties of Tooth Pastes, &c. Ask your Druggist for Sozodont. One bottle will last six

months.

U. S. CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION, PHILADELPHIA, 1876.

"THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the Pianofortes of Messrs. STEINWAY & SONS, comprising Concert and Parlor Grand, Square, and Upright, exhibited by them at the Centennial Exposition at Philadelphia in 1876, presented the greatest totality of excellent qualities and novelty of construction, and in all points of excellence they received our highest average of points, and accordingly our unanimous opinion concedes to Messrs. STEINWAY & SONS 'Highest degree of excellence in all their styles.'"

GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANOFORTES,

STEINWAY HALL.

NEW YORK:

LONDON:

Nos. 109 and 111 E. 14th St. No. 15 Lower Seymour St., 15, W.

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