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CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS cdii5UN'6 ' ..u--__.-&..-.-------n- ),g ,,\ In Force (or Anethcgh _Xeuf'.;, \, M": ( The Militia Department ha} been 710$!-K. h ed that the Imperial Governmet has decided by -Act of Purliament=th|t+v the Army Act of 1881 shall remuin in force in _ _ 5915:-`ion until 31t July, .1892. ,3, .. ` '.- .1 `__ `V 187West84thSt. skies: York, Aug Emulsion 13071 2500 Anon; 30-5 Ni 3.75 man _..A `Aggy 1 muoi: ran ` B1 -_-__-. (AAA Idhobutom Dolls: Weoklimr hen. Ootinty of sumo. and L _' J11 "..Il8I.lY,i'IibI1xharandl ~ FOR 1391. Published by the Proprietor, s. W? nu-no. oopae. 25 cent: at the of"% _.'._.L I__ _, smn.1na ASSIGNMENTS or N OHATTEL MORTGAGE. 1 ABSTRACTS OF rr1TLE,K?` DIVISION oovnr BLANKS. MAGISTRATES BLANKS, sunnoenn COURT BLANK! A OONSTABLES BLAN KS. Blank Form: of my kind pdnw ordar- |P0|3|(ET DIIIEGTOBY !GOI.INTY or smco` , GHATTEL MoRTGA@` DISCHARGE or FARM LEASES, RENEWALS OF EQUITY or REDEMPTION, STATUTORY LEASF5 MORTGAGES. CHATTEL MORTGAGES. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAG1 AGREEMENTS OF AT TORONTO PR|GE$ nuns vwszvv DICK Sf " W. Shepard. special emigration agent in New England, in `an interview. in the Ottawa. `Journal, `aaya `that-e are about 291,000 Oiadiana in the New Eug- V; land Statea,oof_ wlIon`1"about' 93,000 are. 'a akin 0 out -of employment `and badly o n`.f -:;.!l. hon- aanda would return to Canada if gtheyw only had the means. 0! tho, oFrxioh- rw. .1 ,`V `V .- ` _l__ `t.-,4 U .2!-__ V. " i 190 ', Olanhnnln Ianvnlrnh l...1..`.-.1. 1 BOOKS mp PAMPHLETS; mmoaum CARDS; PROGRAMS, ORDERS op DANCE, MENU CARDS, NOTE HEADINGS, LETTER HEADINGS, ` MEMORANDUMS. WEDDING INVITATIONS, :1 WEDDING cums. VISITING cm CARDS, um 4 ;nn. uL11UgLm RECEIPTS, CHECKS,` 'ORDER& ENVELUPES. A full line at all pm, \vr\owu1 -r-It-n . cup--.-._.._ p-I `respectfully solicit an oppommb _ to furnish estimates for all king. work in all the styles of printing, ,3: `PRINTING nousn PROMPT AID TASTEFUL jlllll PHINTIHI vvvu-u-w---- Premnor, hgs argued) treaty the Dreibu nd for *5 years. I23 nuuwr ST.. annme, HA8 UNRIVALLED ,.-Am Tlu u-1... _ POSTERS--PIL'm and Om amentt A full line of B L A N K F O R MS Always kept in stock nu: ztonrnjnx Anvnwi -0! ORDERS OF . STATEMENTS, BILL HEADS, NOTE cxacuugg, LETTER cmcc E DEIPTS. W` DODGERS. FLYERS, -;FOB l'HE"-- OIIUIIY yvuuugu vv DWU UUIIDI. whether it was the intention: of the Government to epproaeh the imperial authorities with a. view. to eeteblieh uni- form two-ee'n`t postage rate`-betireen ell partrof the `empire Mrgfa _9fg'gert said this elm In nnnr m....:.a....4:..... Co`l. Deuiaon also had '3. question MORTGAGE. SALE OF LAX HOUSE LEAS SNIPES, F." - v--; n vuuvwgiu Penny postage is In the air. Men. who are now 01:! will live to see imperial penny postage, and as for Canada the two-cent rate may be considered to have knocked at the door when we hear the Post-master` General deloare that the Government are. considering a reduction in the" present - rate. That was the answer that Ben. John Haggart returned to an enquiry of | Mr. Somerville whether it `was the_,in.ten-A tion of the two Governments to reduce L letter postage to two oents, ' 7 (V...) 'n....:-.. -I-- L pau'bI.0I me Vempu-e Mr.'_.;H`a`g'gs also was under consideration; ours is a Great country. President Davidson, of the Toronto Board of `Trade, who was on the Empress of India yer, gave his impressions of the West to a reporter at Winnipeg :- I think it is wonderful country. whose greatness even the people who live. here do not realize. From a commercial -standpoint the prospects of its future development cannot be estimated; its possibilities are beyond comprehension. In respect to climate, I have found it warmer here and the season more advanc- ed than we ever experienced in the vicinity of Toronto. Winnipeg, I con- sider, to be oneof the substantial cities" of the Dominion. r ' e Almost wiped Out. A disastrous re occurred at Blaokstock 10 miles from Bowmanville, the other night. The greaterpart of the business portion of the village was destroyed. A $12,000 re occurred at Oakville on Wed- nesday. It was Doty s foundry, which has been lately used as a store house for fruit baskets. The origin of the re is a mys- tery. _:.novb1uuon1ncos`ui_.ntqu:. . w ` Reports l5Ia'vo'V-just beenrecsi~ved -'-that a a revolutionary movement is in progress in Costa Rica, and that the President de- clared a state of seipve and suspended per- sonal guarantees on thelst of May. Preferred Death to Imprisonment. Joseph Katz, a drummer in the employ of Soheyenn In 00., of New York, "was a. few days ago accused of embezzlling the goods of the rm. As an officer was about to arrest him. Katz whipped out a revolver and shot himself dead. He was` about 22 years old. His embezzlement was small. \I IIWIIL UOIU `I-KUUIKIIZII, ITVV IIIIIIVJUIIIS C. pi-lohibitory tax on the admission of Chinese, and no doubt, should- the Rus- sian Jews problem be presented for . solu- tion, the Australians would` be prompt and vigorous in disposing of it. Freak: of mghtnlnt. Lightning performed two unusual feats at a house on Bean Hill, `Norwich, Conn. It out half an inch of!` the rim of an invert- ed goblet on a table and left the goblet sitting as it found it. This work is said to have been done as neatly as if it had been done with a diamond. The electricity also sent the hand on the dial of the clock four hours in advance -of the true time without stopping the clock. Further Arrest: of Anarchists. Additional arrests have been made of Anarchists concerned in the May-day riot `at Rome. The persons arrested had in their possession a pamphlet issued by; Msletests, an Italian refugee in London, \ explaining the manufacture and use of bombs. Anatraua Protests. Australia raises her voice in protest against any plan by Baron Hirsch to colonize Russian Jews on that continent. Only a few weeks ago` the Privy Council upheld the Austra lan. law imposing a v\np\1u:l\:`nI-Iv I-av an Gian nu:-`mud-.:nn AF Bank of England Rate. An increase in the Bank of England rate is likely to be made in view of the probable withdrawal of gold. Russia, angry over the Rothschilds' action. is calling in balances in European capitals. The bourses are much disturbed ` The Glorious Vendetta. Wm. Jacques, .an- American gentleman from Newton, Mass" was out driving with his daughter. at Florence. one day i last week, when a mob pursued his car- i riage, attacked it, pelted it with stones and severely injured his daughter, who interfered in his defence. J Frcnch scientist: xxnea. Advices received at Paris state that a. French scientic expedition in" Terra del Fuego was recently attacked by Indians. and it is reported that only two members, named Rousson and Willens, escaped. ` unu-I VIUIuuI(113gUW) 1:26,m "0; one people he_`v:e_ T T {q to the Stetee under the idea they would M bicker wane: and hntfnr ......1......-...-s induced t'oi *3 eo.coca-i nan-_.: A ' QL-..__.1 Penny Postage. _L_ M- E geh ; paapl to `mum Vernoy Get: one Year In Prison. The trial of Capt. Edward H. Verney, MP. for North Buckinghemehire, charg- ed with procuring a. . governess. Nell Beckett, for immoral purpoeeu, has taken place. Oeptein Verney pleaded nnt gui:ly,..of: procuring the girl, but he. ple ed guil ty of conepireoy" in connivgi , inn with Mme. .Rou_lier, of Paris, to pro- oure her. The Recorder, Sir Thomas, Oheumbers, eccepted this plan gnd cen- tenced `Capt. Verney to one year : im- ruonment-"wlfhout hard labor. Later,- uring jibe; trial the -Court wag ncked. ' _ _ _, _ `"0 last in` "I"e`neit1onel Capt. '_ Verney, thouzlrdownout in geppeersnce, Pl : l m o oi w;-the oh-reoiiofe " ;""' dunuel for the . . defence, in hilplon-Jor the prison, alluded ' to the .pru_onor u. diltin iehed..- in A "e `ind lxi"`l 8r uent`, un- scenes in bucieheysaoouaaiar that they"_.ThI v`n"Va`clifa.`n'z';o*gI` fo1:_t!1_3 shadowy. ' -A- AL- a._L..- -.... A Fraud on-the Czar. - Czar Alex'ander s "celebrated present of a troika, six horses and silver harness to Emperor William II. has caused trouble and distress in the imperials stables at St. Petersburz. `The harness cost $15,- 000. While polishing it recently in the Berlin stables` the imported Russian coachmsn and two Germans discovered numerous yellow ecks. which indicated that the silver plate was wearing (.v`'. The coachman made a, great hullnballoo over the -discovery of-`thefraud, wept and cursed, and nally 5 got riled so much about. it that the Russian Embassy heard of the matter. `A -re ort on it was des- patched to St. Peters` jun-g, and two days A later Major-General.Ms.rtino',~ -master of the Czar's ll`{&b19l.f -and_'se,versl- `of his assistants, who had secured tlie;-harness for the Czar, --were dismissed Gen.- Martino` has since` committed suicide. in consequence, it. is .believed, . oi the ex`- posure. A ` ` j ii): the shed w. r f Wages all over the States are lower to-duj*~thsu>1`u Canada, and I have the "most reliable evidence to prove it," Mr, s Shepard r}ye.:_ "I have now in `my }~ose`eeaion` ooial statistics ehowjug the number of induatrie.l`eatabliahm'enta` in all --purer-of ~the~-Stsret;-=1:l:e"nuinber of hands `WY. ,6inP1.9 53.3 "W816! they 1. f;;y,__:i~;Fr_>gqf' ogmp%e_r1ng t11:&e_ wiith tire `IIIDII IIuul;..upvp;:.- `$5.,-::-_f:_` > O ' ` V now _the United states Divorce laws , Work. ' - H; C. Dowling, a former traveller for Marshall Bros.. tea. merchants. left On- tario about four years ago and has sinqcel: resided in Ohio` A few` days ago his wife who still resides in this city, received notice that he had obtained a divorce from be: upon the ground of wilful absence and neglect. Judge Outcalt granted the divorce in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Dowling `was seen by a Free Press representative and stated thatshe was married to Mr. DJWHDQ in this city, her maiden name being Talbot.` -She stated thatwhenher husband left her there was a mortgage on all their furniture, and she _was left with two little children without a copper forisupport, and he had refused to help them since. She cannot ' under-- stand how he could have made the neces- sary afdavits in the court, while he has utterly refused his wife any knowledge of `his whereabouts for over three years. When Dowling left the country he was reportedto have been robbed "at Windsor or Detroit, and to have lost his watch there. He is at present engaged as traveller? for AWentworth s wholesale grocery in Toledo, Ohio.-London Free ress. 7 ' Alien Labor Law; Mr. George Taylor has again introduced. the Bill respecting alien labor, which pro-. vcked a great deal of discussion, and was tinally~ withdrawn at the-instance of the Opposition. It was argued `by the Llber-. als that such a measure might irritate the Americans, although Mr. Taylor's Bill was but a copy of a Unitedstates law, which was at that time being operated with. great harshness against Canadians at Windsor and other points along the frontier . It was hard for the Govern- ment to see why the Americans should object to Canada pursuing the same course that they directed againstus f; but on ac- count of thestand taken by `the opposi- tion Mr. Taylor withdrew his bill. The promoters of the measure were then in- uenced by- the expectation that proper representations at Washington might lead to a modication of the. United States law so far as Canada was concerned. It seems however. that nothing has i been done across the line and Mr. Taylor has brought this bill forward` again.` s'o.that,the matter may at least receive careful attention. t-f):"y3'." ;`.i"i-em"`oempui-trig. with the pitsiip-5!d.!u Qequls *9.` I -ho? 0 diana in the Stetes how much hatter t ey miiina be an hoEe.`"'*rue`'e ii p1aia"y of employment in Canada for good steady 'iheti`aii_R`1iving is cheaper. To show you the-difference in wages here` and in the States I may say that at Bath, Me., whqge the a United` States cruisers are built, the highly paid expert shipbuild- era get $2 75 a. day. At St. John, N.B;, the Vegimercljssa of `men get $3 25 a day. The" dime "'pro`portio1'1ate" dierenoe exists in 811 branches of labor. .. '1`ho_usands of Fr0n9h-.C&I'I.Id.im_e,7e -who? gave rhuppy and gn-elm;-ulna` -L `ups-can nun In nn:nh`:l.. J-`WH9I.I`vuu.Iu.IIII.I:.o'W.uvA zzwv -Hum-2.1. --.9-. contented at home, are living In squaliii` misery in. the, States. Thousands` of families who have gone to the New Eng- land States have been broken up and scattered over several cities, for it is im- possible for them all. to get employment in the one place. _ `mLL -'oo:n-up 4.` `LA ZQI\V``Q`:I\Z You Owe It To your friends, i` you have an offensive-breath from'Catarrb, to get rid of it as soon as pos- sible, to say nothing of your own personal in- terest. As there are laws against allowing dc- cayed matter in the public` streets. so should there be against taiuting and polluting the atmosphere with. some people's breath. Per- haps as the nation advances` with every ssni4 tary appliance, it will be found necessaryfo urchase larger quantities of Clark s. Catarrh ure to give to the pe zple. It will be a wise stroke 0 public policy, for then the nation might rise up and call its -rulers blessed. Sold by druggists at 5 ) cents, or sent to any address lxify llark Chemical Co., Toronto, New or . - t "' W51: ": v"iL'L: aiding the repeliiation movement, A Mr. Shepard has opened fteen oioes in the New `England States. . .,...3J"'9`..'.` . ., . .. _ __,9r'31;qr-l;9K1p;__y)-.Bip; gm. .......... ~- A ;.';".':'........."""'%"." ..E;".:9.2;&:":$!3~9. P""`!,!'K `Iwo against the dutv uusuuu `Q H 61'! IF DUIIIIO mung h;:`3 33: y, and they are snoum nenomu be rrtvuojxod 2 V . _ V A New Orleans reporter named Little vine summoned before the jgryito give oortninjnformetlon in o invades- tion into the butohery there. He declin- ed togive it. on the ground that he re.- oelved sit profea`elonnIly.~ The grand jury reported _hi _ the {lodge as oontumln`-`_ oioun,,a.nd ` jnd oft toned him and sent hirii bok to 635 ry; `but the jt_nf`y could learn `nothing from him'nnd nnflty` ~. por _. "'prot6ot_ed_f`_by_ ptoreauioagan -"L 7' "" `2 '3 W 5'; : ' " ,5 `*5L&_ `_%::i (`J :'9Z:--x H : ..'_i:'Alid why Ihoulxlgnot a reg" The Ladies` National Flower. The golden rod has been adopted as the national ower in the State of New York, by the votes of sentimental-going ladies and school children. but all the same the farmers regard it as a pesky weed, with nothing" in its favor butgood looks. It is said to injure the growth of grus and veg- etables, and to be troublesome in every way, and hard to get rid of. It threatens to be a_ trouble in this part of Ontario also if steps are not taken to, check its growth. Along the lxneof the`O. P. _R. west`?-of this city the goldenrod ourishes very exten- sively. ` Overspread .n`moh~ of` the land. Beyond furnishing ~a',kind' of"'dye 'to farmers`? wives, it has no` use. ' I.enathetParnamentary'seu1ons. The length of the Parliamentary session is generally estimated to be about .three a months, while not a few think it will ex- tend beyond that time. The ' "sessions which open in the spring are generally short ones, but there is a large amount of private legislation. to come before the pre- sent one which will necessarily prolong its length. Notice has already been given of over 130 private bills and the time for receiving more will likely extend to two or three weeks after the House begins sitting Three times in all has Parliament opened } on April 15th andwas prorogued on June I 22nd. In 1872 the date of the opening! was April 18 and prorogation was J une 14th, and in 1888 the first session of the Sixth Parliamentwas opened on April I 3th and prorogued on J une 23rd. Parliament has only twice sat into, the" summer months, the first being the session of 1873 which closed August 13th, and the second that of the long session of 1885, when goaiiliament eat from `January 29th to July t .. -j-g___.#___ Iv-nu: adjoin vvvnI"' ' VIC `Ill! V U `:0 In comparing emeet ration has been shown that meat contains 25 per cent. of nutrition, while wheat contain 80 per cent: peas, 93 per '_cent.; rice, 88 per cent.; beans, 87 per cent ; and" oatmeal, 74 per cent. A pound of mentnlforde a quarter of a pound.of,nouriahIn'ent, and costs at least twelve centr. ' -For the same amount of money four pounds}. of - enej or been: could be bought',_which w_' furnish two pounds of-nourishment . , v " . ` ' . Lvihich the captef `hnplvicated, and therefore he could not lean towards the side of" mercy so much as he could have done had it been an isolated cane. i has a. wife who believes in` wvvla Illlll IAIGOV CIVUL VI IVIIIIJIUII-o No man is without a friend no long as his mother lives, or in need of pity if he 1`l`rL_____;),,I___. ., 0 I 1 JIGU ll VVIBV "III! IIUIIVVVU Ill IIIIIIO Wbmaifs love is the anchor which keeps a. ma.n a life in safety, or it is the reef up- on which hit: lifeia hopcleaaly wrecked. TI \l| `In `(\I\ muhinn In crnnn `Ln-:1 -u 4.` What the Working Man Needs. The following is given as the daily re- quirements of the uorking man. Less than the smallest number: would be re- quired by men of sedentary occupations, vyomen and children :- uurnony ; V . - Protein. Fats. drates With moderate work. 6.4 oz. - 4.4 14.; Wlthhardwork ..... 6.2 oz. 5.2 14.4 . _ _ Kama: Philosophy. A good conscience is a good sleeper, V People sometimes keep their secrets in order to _keep their friends." :n an Aouosn`-|v\`11 A.-A--:-.n.. 41.....--`J IJOQIII V\I 2\JVP UIIWIL LI-ICIIQCQ -Therein a constantly growing demand that other people be good. '1 vnnn narrows nn6v`:nn- Ok-A -Jun 'I-`nun VVDIVA tluvrlv III! 6\JV\Il Imun never outlive: than who have won him ma a stool of hignelf. `T- ___-_. 2; 4!LI__,_L , I VII VVIIIULI IIIU lIlULQ MUWIZDIJ WIVUQUIII Don t be too profuse in your` thanks of the man who let: you have your own way. He may be doing-it to cure you of a folly. A ......... _..- '...'..`..".._ .. _:.1. ._ .. _._._:__I poor. In ova: A man was 'n'ejver so riohor so powerful that he had friends who would care for hia children if he should become suddenly Be nu-tor. ` Calm persual of the leading speeches up- on the address infreply to the speech from the throne leadsstraight to the` conclusion that each of the efforts would be better if it were shorter. IIVL- .1..I..-L.. -u.- g uu:r|tI!v uninnu urns 11 I 15 Ware Iupruur. The debate was aiwmdy, werdy war in which all the combatants, their friends and their feelings escaped without hurt. l'1....I.....`I.I at D-:6:-L (`.rJn1vn1\:n urn; UUW Us Other epeakera kept right on talking long after their brains had ceased to feed thoughts to .their voices. Perhaps the oratory sounded better to the -ears of hear- era than it looks to the eyes of readers. It the debate wereeaay toieit-through, the report is hard to "wade through, and the fruit of the effort in the thought that what Parliament most need: is skill in the art of abbreviation.--Telegram`. auu. Iauulr auunuxn vuwuyvu vuuuvuu uuun Oorbould, of British Columbia, was the only gentleman who stood up u ztil. he was through thinking and then sat dogn. ` 1 , '1 _,.r .2.-,|.L ._ L_1I_:._._ V `int ! hunt haw`: 55?. IV iidf: Eipsnren Ann} Carbohy- . drains. wavV\b 0310: EH 011 the complexion: it 1 does :wonder.: iii] sell it at.50c.qnd $11; package. -- -2 A curator ooutlpationudladnoho. Dr. Sila Leno, wh`1l_-in tho.rocky'. t'noun-_o ` "tains, `discovered a-= root that when ';co1 nbi_ne." with other herbs,--makes an I . ant1`;derth`1ri cure for constipation. " It isvin t e form of dry roots and leaves; arid: is ! known` as Lane ; Family Medicine. '11; will cure aic1iaheadac`h andis the Spring Medicinau ':=For the blood, liver and kidnoys,,a.nd- for ` ` 'ui)~ tbg _comp1exion-. (lees .=wonder.; alto ' THE A YEAR I I undertnke Oobey - teach my mrlyintelligeut ponon ololthet . V, on, who up road and wrlt9._ond who`. after lnun'actlon,wlll work indutrlonlly. how`-to earn Ihroo Thoeunl Bolero I Yurlu their own locnlltloomherover they llve.l will also furnllh L tho enintlon memploymengnt which you can eerulhonmounh No mono for me unless Iucceeemlu above. Eullynnd learned. deilro but one worker from each district. oreounq. \ have taught keind povi dod with olpplo lentil; ` mm 1- w chrome n over 8000: rue . `- QC QOLID. Full onsrtlcnhn Ana... -. ..-.. uvurnill. 1 ueeu-e out worker from dleulci oio?|n(y:i' elreedy and provided en: 3 le _- `.'i'i'I'i ii 'x'`.?:'`""i"n"-`ii '.`Xaa""". an . en on teen once, I. 0. ALLEN. ox `G30. Augusta. Maine. vuuuun uvu GU Ito A135 U|lI' urugglst I01` mLo s EURE, Price 1octs., octs. and $1.00. If your Lun s are sore or ck lame, x Shilohh 'Pns-mm Inchar Dri:-can on -' gnvu. 1.: you; gull 3 u_rc S0: 01' DECK IE use Shiloh s Porous laster, Price 25 cts." ..-u-uun. an scan. tutu. nu ubucl CHIC UH-ll DIIUO E:-essizflly That it may become known, the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are x -\ placin a Sam le Bottle Free into. every home 3 In the nited tates and Canada. Ifyou have ` a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. . If your child has the Croup, or Whooping Cougrl, use it promptly, and relief is sure. If you ad that insidious disease Consum tion, use it. Ask your Druggist for SHILO CURE, 10 cts., ` ' l'Il\ lill T lungs nun` n.\_'- An g-A`- `-'--- The success of this-Great C h Cure it without a parallel in the history 0 medicine. All druggists are authorized to sell it on 9. pos- itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sue- nneefnllo aoouul 'l"I...L :5 ...-... |.---...- I-.. A-4... I01` SBVBIEI yB&l'8, anu DGIIBVU lallual: wuuu caused m hair to retain its natural color.- rs. H. J. Kinf. Dealer in Dry Goods, 860., Bishopvil e, Md. . ram-mun 3! Dr. J. O. Ayer &'co.. Lowell, Mass. Sold by Druggiets and Perfnmerl. Y a timely use of Aye:-. s ab V igor. This preparation has no .equal as a dressing. It keeps the scalp clean. cool, and healthy, and preserves the color. fullness, and beauty of the hair-._ "I was rapidly becoming bald and $13; but after using two or three les of Ayer s Hair Vigor my hair grew thick and glossy and the ori nal color was restored."-.-Melvin Al ich, Canaan Centre, N. H. Sometime 0 I lost all m hairin consequence o measles. ter due waiting, no new growth appeared. I then used Ayer s Hair Vigor and my hairgrew A It has _a1:g`et'r-;nti$r"<:_c_)me to" st:y. The V! or is e dently areat aid to nature. - . B. Williams, oresville, Texas. 5.- u _ I A _,_O_ 77.1.. '?.I..__ J-- I have used Ayer s Hair Vigor fer the past four or ve years and find it a most satisfactory dressing for the hair. It is all I could desire, being harmless causing the hair to `retain ts natural colqr, and requiring but a small quantity to renderthe hair easy to arrange.- Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 9 Charles street, Haverhill, `Mass. " I have been usin Ayer- s Hair Vi or for several years. an believe that it as nnnnnd mv hair to retain its natural Aver s.!!a1t,Vi2or. Save Your Hair SHlLOH S CONSUMPTION cunE. % '1`h1o k fund Strong. ADVERTISE IN " II000.00 1 your In being made by John B. Goodvvlu,'l`roy.N.Y..ut work for us. Reader, `you may not make as much, but we can teach you quickly how to earn {tom 35 to 010 I city at the start, and more at you go -on: Both sexes, all ages". , In any part ot America, you can commence at home. ylv. ng` all your Ilme,or gparo momma onl ' to the work. All In now. Great puy.8lI for `every worker. We start Eon xminhln overythlng. EASILY an Din neanm l`AIc'I`lOULAR8 main. Addmu at once, L: S'l`lN80l Al 00.. l`0R'I`LA'lD. IAINIS. `and _ I slwuyp Aln` stock. ,A1lA{n-den wuu. dexve careful atte'ntionl ` ConregatIon al; A. Chute