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{Agrirullurah ‘ ii’o'ix £63ng sziiuou: '''' H

The season in u~ually backward, and

filing c;

\Ve knew ii l'vllow' \ilio. upon lt'lll‘lllllgl that a friend of hi- had gone into theE publiiliing biiuiuvu at once Suhfi‘c'l'lbl'tl‘: for the paper. The publisher unis I‘.|.llt‘l’ delicate about sending the bill, bul'. £31113); some ten ‘eiu‘s [ind chi Ned. urn t.‘ u N _ H . to dun his? “Culh‘lilllt redder," when thi" i” ll“: ‘l‘m‘e “l hm“ _ ‘ l. . .1] ii ttcr at our? r'r 'w indignant. ri-l'ih’ed to, K‘mle‘l l‘.‘ “"“ll‘lu' “UL” 0' l‘ 4’19"}! “hi1 l i - h v . ., . d lilic "round guts warmer than it is now., pay, and ordered tnc palm to b; Muppe. .‘ It _ n “H‘- “m” m h I“. um mflv w alleging that he "had taken (in: papa— Iul‘. . '5 l "q : \ i, .1 no nimv years final to keep it aloiu. and l" “‘0 WNW v ll ""utml-l IhOH- n|‘\dll<ll now Id be mind to pay for it was too 11”“ ill“: "‘ 1” b“ Plank"! 37”” 3°?“ 51.0" l ‘ dank-.1 mmn," ' now be turncd over. lhe more nile

. . liliia work in donc the hotter. for then- A new Illfll‘l‘lt‘tl gentleman and lmlyn'id- ing in ii chair“. were llni‘filtllllitlt'l)‘ over-j.

'uill be it.“ grass to hue up during the. l \ . "t ‘, Lir H M ,scuson. l’otatoes do well on newly, ‘ - ‘ ' ‘ :. ~ .' - I ‘ mm“ 'b ‘ 1‘3“)? “Emma “L: ‘1‘ shockinni broken up land. ho do cabbiqgcswI a??? 0 “he I” ‘3‘” d r' ‘ °i \\'hcre you have plenty ofinanurc. sprcad‘X aigi . r \‘ery shocking. indeed, rcphe

a “will on Illl' old land and plough it in.

. 3 liqiccinlly is this necessary for root crops; ‘

gentleman. to we a new married couple . fall out so soon. i

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turnips. and in fact most any crop .l

_ _ will bu improved by plenty of manure. i

“vile” H“: H” “l View“? sumo“ Where iurinurc was spread on grass liiiull

your l'm‘rilm'i‘mr “ml” “.l"“' "0"”“m3'i lust fill. be surc and go over the land.1

“0" bet‘vm'” “"3 ‘l"”ll°" “f llwl'lmw‘r" breaking up and scattering all theluiups,i

and that ot'ilie ripuniauce that is liliL‘lyilfick‘mK up m“. 3mm.“ that “my have;

‘0 him" it‘ lbccn scuttcrcd' in the manure. so as to‘

Thirteen UltiDCllOHS “'91’9 UHCL‘ slVL‘hlhavengooilcveiisurfiicc.li'cc all obstrueq

by ‘1 .W‘mk’ My U ul‘CL‘i‘llh'a' 3“ Uni-T “I; vi ms for the scythe or mowing nuichiue.l marri ige—tlie liist twelve bi-i'

farm has been much Whenl

the work ot'thc delayed by the biLl weather.

L-l lht': If the walls and font-cs have not already" suitor's tuclve children. and the thin hm“ put up. p"rhaps i: is high time; teenth the sailor lxinwb’. i ilicy were. for you will soon want to turu‘

'l'lic saving thti: " man is not perftvc: “ i your cattle out t... pasture. Set out all ' “‘11.,1,“ nu; hurl] l kinds ol'plan‘s as soon as convenient. All 7 sch‘c who “Tl-L. pep deciduous trees should be but out by the feet rascalS. and not a few who “owl first week in May. l‘lyorgrceng will do ‘ well to set later. It will soon answer to

perfect fools. The critcrhn or ""0 1mm V h an. h ! sow oats. as the weutlicr must soon b: I " ood; have every thing in readiness to

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inkc advantage nfyi‘t ‘so as to push on'thc

tliert'forc. in true bcaiitv. that corri‘s- sl‘nng ‘wrk‘ mi. N 3”“ film“ to mail.

ponds with right reason. and is not 31)“ "mil 50“" l

merely the creature of fancy. I “ Do you suppOic you can do tbc'

landlord in the ‘ lmly of Lyrius‘ ‘ " saidl

is not quite corr' of pcrfcct stun

llitinirs.«-.-\ll hedges that were not c‘ifppcil or . lClll‘f‘ll iu the fall, uhoulil be: in tho spring before they start. . \Vel consider the springiis altogether the best . .. tinic to trim ever rrucn bed '05, es icciall '

l "‘lb'htv “'1” “"3 “‘l’lfili‘ “ I have dim” “ithc hemlock. Stiluc trim btwicela your). “will "my lumumd“ V” iin the spring. and again immrdiately A tradrsman told a youth in his shoplnncr up, Mag“ 1W. made its gum”... 10 “The in large buffs 0“ 3 She“ 0’: ()uc oftlie great sccrcts in getting it good‘ I

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u theatrical manager to ii va-ily actor. in quest of anengagciucnt. “Yea. I think

INPUT, “ \Vn'll'-‘(l- a 51"”: ho.“ “5 ll'rll‘l hedgo. in to prunc closely and often. w- Porler." The )‘mlhf.’ Sf'flrtl‘t-INL'C- either pecially iiiilil it has thickened up well at from ignorance or dwigii wrote, “Wau- ' the honor“. tctl a stout l.iil aslikis p :i'tcr." , piAlex“ Tu“. _-,\ great revolution

John Newton says. " When I get lO;has occurred in sclri‘ting fruit trccs for licavcn I shall see thrcc wonders there. planting, Bushy plants are row sought. The fir“ “1’th Shh” he ‘0 “‘0 3” munyl for. The shade which the side branches people the” Whom l ‘lhl “Ul U-‘PW‘ mi inukc is considered beneficial to the tree. so”; the “MINI “'Omll‘l' “'ill l't' ‘0 ml”! As to the bcucticiiil effects of continual many whom I did expect to sec; undrdigging about trees. which we oppose. the third and grciitcst uondcr of all will all culzimmrs are not unanimous; but be 30'9"“ ml'Wlf lhel‘c-i’ most of them now abandon it after some

A scltlcr. whilc fi‘lling ii trcc. was years ; the difference of opinion being surprised by ii hour. In his surprise be how many years after planting shall this cast liiii axe at him. but missed yllll“. style of cultivating continue? “'itli “'enponlcss. confounded, and confused. very low branclu-d tri‘ei thch is this ad- hc did just right. As Bruin leaped upon \‘dnlug'fl thin the -l‘lo"8h 0' “‘9 “ll-"ll" him, he thrust his hand down his throat. cannot approach vvry ncar the trunk. Icizcd his tail, and jerked him inside lich soil is however essential to good out. " growth and good crops. This is the

Richest arc distributed with very little “some "f 3"."‘1 emulation: . discrimination. To spend money pm In prcparmgdor planting trccn. tzic perly requires M much pminl M m “c_ and should be stirred at least two let-l in quire it' and ye: “.hu 9‘.” knew a mun depth. . Of course the trees should he of bruins to have " rich uncle, m. a yum": planted in the holes only so deep as they man of genius to become the residuary Icgatcc ofa silver mine P

Thrcc young “bloods” of thin town bear a remarkable resemblance to each othcr. The three happened to c.ill on the lam!- day at the barber's. since his removal to his new stand. on \Vater Street. The first called in the morning and was shav- cd—thc second in the middle of the (luv —whcn tlic barber cycd him el-mcly. hift Hflltl nothing. The third arrived in the evening. and ufler the hat and silver mounted bamboo and the kid gloves were laid aside. he put himself in the at- titude to undergo t w same operation—— The (icrmun gazed in muta astonishment at the upturned face before him for a. short time. and the razor dropped out of his hand, to the imminent danger of his pedal cxtrcmitics. The power of speech returning he exclaimed. “ Mine Uutt.‘ dis man's beard grow so fast as never vnsh. I shave him'twice dis satire day. rind now his board he grow so much as if he not above for van week. Py gar. Ino undcratand dot!" ()ar "devil." who liiippcucd to be in the vicinity late

'in the evening. testing some fresh ule. by request, and at the same time taking observations through a neighboring knot 1101?. Will \‘OuCh for the above. .‘prDlllt'Il should not be not out until nlll

In the assurance of strcngth tlnu'e isnlflngcr of “Us” is (“Th It is hvllt'r Nil strength. and they are the weakest, how. ‘ plant e'irly potatoes on warm horse. evcr strong, .Wllt) have no faith in them. manure.

WIVES 01' their PUWL‘I'B- Many II tree that now boars poor fruit

Many persons complain that they can. can by grafting be made to yield only the not find words for their thoughts, when richest and best. No man can afford to the real trouble in that they cannot find misc very PDOI‘ PM”! Who" it “’3” NS! thoughts for their Words. no more to raise the very best. In \yax-

snwdunt pi“, would dreamy). cum ing about tlic.ucions nftcrdhcy are act, man). or {he “inclines with which mum be careful to cover the Jnlnis, and split kind “m “micml' if we”. individml so. that no iur will get in to dry up the would make his own sawdust. - 30‘0" “"1 PWWM “ hm“ SmWing-

Why make it n rcprnach to any one Li‘ tin—Sow rume sccd from timc that he has “ changod his time." What to timc: it will relish by and by, when run-t of ii singer would he be who never the \vciitliL-r gets warmer.

did ‘40-: Gunman—Soc that the house cellar

In life we ahnll find many men that is not forgotten. Sat thu mcnon arainy are great. and Home mun that are good. day to clearing it up. Sickut‘n is often but very few men that are both great and CBUlL‘d by undeclng the "lit". lent’htz good. dccaycd or decaying vegetables in it late

The hog may not be th )ronghlypostcd l" ‘hc “M‘m‘ ' in iirithcmutic. but when you c me to I“r.xr:r.s.—-—Scc that all the fences arc the square root he's there—tho hug is. in good condition. for it will soon be

Gold is the only idol that in worship- “mo m N“ ll'" “0‘” ""1 m P“~“i""‘~ pm] in 311 lump. without“ “mph, and h). .‘Iucli trouble is shred by having them all nects without hypacrncy. put in ordcr. and Ill. in much better to do

“vc {wammly “H.” with men who“. it. now than to wart. until haying tiino or curidition miniuicm in their ignomncr, m"! or “'3‘” the cm” “MC gm 0m ""0 and the more “my mu] the la” "my ii neighbor. field and done much dam- know. “30'

A Ruin “f Ton-“F41”. gum}. (iii.\i'rixr;.—-—It will still do to graft,

“3,01 gram.” an, Hippos“) 1,, be though it is now ruthvrlatc to cut scionn.

if anything. iii the soil will settle. Goody common soil may be filled in the holes if the natural .wil is very bad: if any- thiug applied as manure may be stirrul in the surface-soil after the trees are planted. Sonic object to making ilcep~ holou for planting trcca. as if the soil is still‘ they become wells collecting water from surrounding soil. and rolling tlic roots. It is best to unilci'draiu such soils bcfore planting. If this cannot be doneH it is best to plant such ground in the spring. The water objection is a fatal one for all planting in such ground.— (v'urrfcncl'is ‘l‘IfIlIf/lfy.

I’i:.\~=.—'l‘hough the scuson is very backward. and the ground still wet and lcold. yrt it is quite timc to sow some ,pcas. The market gardeners have of- ‘ready put in acres of them. and in some placcs tlicy are up and making some show. It Kllfludfl be the aim to sow ID as to havi- ii viiicccssiun of peas from early to late.

Burro—Sow a small strip of land with the turnip beet, for early family usc.

l'o'r.irm:.'«i.-—-’l‘ho cnrly ones should soon be planted. Those that have been

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1 A1531:

REGAN HOUSE RE-OPEl‘IED !!

‘llli nil sr-riher hm ll‘ 3 izikru aleasc of the above ||I'l’||ll:l'fl (Litely ni'iupivd by .l. L.

good weather comes everything will haveE llolinait, HEI‘.’ on Water :treol) with :i_vicir not much will be ' ut' tlillug a

airnrrul glrlnil “gunshots.

as! would ri-spi‘cit'ully iiuiiniile to hii frieiuk aud'1 the public in gen. r.il that. having ('oniplctvdl the purvbzm- of a Stock of Mci'chandisc at.

wtn-un-ly low prli'cs, couaiatixig of K

Groceries, . ' Hardware, &c., &c.,

He is now prepared to sell the gain-- at :i ycry muill ruliuuce, for cash or approved credit.

ARTHUR MILLS-

Suunuerside. Mun-h I‘J. hum.

.liiqiortzint‘tothe Public. “ Clifton House ” IKE-OPENED l

The subscrile are now opening their

first arrii .d of 7 L

EW GOODS,

music/fog in part if

Dry Goods,(i i'oceries,Hardware‘

Cotton. “'urp. red. uhilc & bluc,

liartliciiivare. Ulusswurc,/fi Drugs i chicincs.

Boots and Shoes!

Ilrooins, l’ails and Tubs, 'l‘ca, (host English) Sugar. .‘IUltlns u, llui<ius, (,‘iirranlu. COAT!) U] 'l UA'Ali‘ Y. Tobacco. Soup, Kerosene Oil. Iron and Salt. Nuils.(ull

sizes.)

AXES. “LA-"5i. I’L'TTY. PAINT. OIL. (iooda. will be sold at the

Smallest Prices. examine our stock.

SCIII'RMAN A: JOIINSTON. ('lifton, New London. } .

(fi-iEiiP is lORE.

CHEAP U’I‘Olllb‘.

’Grnl'cricu, din. at the

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sale it choice assortment of

DI y Goods, Groceries,

Emmy in the ground bupun.‘ rather higher, &c., of excellent quality, and cheap for Cash.

J. It. STEWART. Suiniucriidc..\'ov. '.'l. 1561‘.

"srovrs: srovESiT

nI' ('OUKlNG. d’AlllKHl.

BEDROOM, 4”“

NllOl'. and

() l"l“l ( fl'l STUVI‘IS.

of the most approved piitti-rns.

l);\\'ll) ROGERS.

Snnuucrhidi‘. Octal”. I

Scrap & 01d Cast lroii. '1?‘.'l‘5.:1::3'i:1'.'.nil::zr'r:::;.rfr.“’ °‘

, JAMES L) IUI..\I.\N awe-mp

“M”; H __M_ NW cows

Winfreiilmfiouse ! '1 M

‘IIII Submrihcr begs lrnvc to notify his nninernur fricnrlii. customers, find the public generally that. ho liiiu just llciuoreil to his New Store, THE WINFED HOUSE ! Jusloppnsilelifs Olzl Sfumf. on

Urn/ml Slrrcf, .. whore he in now opening I

New to Fashionable stock of DRY GOODS !

which he now tlfl‘t'l" ns CHI-ZAP FOR CASH as can be bought on this I'lfllltl.

3‘3"“ These Good» have been xolcctcd-bv llllllri'lf. and will be found of the LA'l‘lifi'i' lu'l‘YlJ‘iS nnil FASIIIUNS.

Cotton Wnrps all Colors.

~-.\ LSD—— ivpocted in fl few days from HALIFAX. f clinic-c lot of

GROCERIES!

whirl: will be mild in clump nu formerly. I‘ersons coming to Sunnnvrnido. to purchase (Inndn. will plenu- cnll at the "VAT/IE!) IlUf/S .‘. on t‘i-utral Street. where they will find the subscriber happy to show them his Stock rind tell thcin the priceu, when they can judge for thcmcclvcs. JOHN F. BAKHII. Summer-aide. Oct. 17.1567. y W. B. Dawson’s Estate. 'l‘ui: Subscriber: .- riu l'lll\'.\’l‘l:2 sun-ii the Stock of I. l‘lIl-JII now finished and in

ounriw nt'inmuilui-liuc. at the CITY TANNJ'LIIT, mum: n the p hole of

'1 ‘11.! 5i lcuvf “LE LEATHER.

9, ""FIIIV'IIr l' 'ltlt l. . TIH'III. l . nidvnul IIA (NE LEATHER. Till) (id LI" ,-. - »

wciithcr-wisc. Sixrrixu Tnmts.—-It is now time to 'l‘ublcco should not be chewed. lunar-t nllkindmftrccs. Dun'tforgcttosct cachcwz-d. out some pear and other fruit. trees. so

“'hy do ducks dip lhrir bends uu'dor in to mine fruit ciiough for your own use watvr.’ To liquidate fluvir littlr bills. at learn. .\'o lllvt‘flllllf‘nl my: better.

I nm'glnil this ton don‘t one m~ i‘iny.1ivlmi thwy do “7‘” than fruit trot-ii. thing. fluid It bookkeeper-Jo his win.- flll‘ slimlv- llt es should not be forgotten; sell other morning It brl‘ukf'us'f. Why no I' ; them along tlw roadyiilc. whore they will; was the rospnnle. lt't‘ausc I don‘t lw~ be both ol'nxmi'uill and useful. lwt t? c licve it would evcr settle. «limb. :I' :3 floor rs linvi- flicir due sh irc

An cxchnngc sayu that it is a \‘cry bad ofnltrnlion. for tiny all it! lp to hmutify

hushuml-ry to lmrruw a wife's fur-ling» illtt' llrhl"~ff.:1l. I

I'nrt nftliin Stork in ow nuiin for Sula. rind tlio Muiinulnrlnln char-in of rmnpluu’ou. nml will be

lrcndr lur sub! I“ imiiiufni'turml during th winter.

'llm nllunlion ot'lpnrrlmrrrn is riillo- .liyflm ndimiiuunmin. in thin §lutk limit ha Wind at

The III flwl‘lllll' l" Immobil-

'I'llH.\l.\N DAWSON. lllf‘lllllll lll-IAII'I‘Z. 'l HUMAS ALLEY,

Photon-tour: .\'-w H. I‘lJu-«if

g‘l‘rimen.

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Blanks of'nll kinds, for unlc at the “ Journal" Ullir-o.

All of which, with a variety' of other

Country Customch will ple-isc call and

Snvc ycur money by buying your DryGuode.

7 ‘IIE Siibsi‘ribcrwisln-i to inform the public

that In- Inn opened iis‘l'tllfl‘lin Summer- .uido, on Water Street. directly opposite (lrui-n Kc Sihurnniii'n, where he offers for

CST received from A I.Il.\N\’, ii. n-lcction

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IUllS DA‘Y‘,H‘1\lA_YA 21,

argca‘fnaaov1 FALL gr 1867.

U} Subscriber. having now about completed his

Fall Importatmnsl in It wull selected clock of Dry Good-u] (iron-cries. llurilwiire. the” which hm‘c, been bought for aasluin the best mllt‘llt‘l‘: l‘liiglaud, Scotland. l'uitcd States and ('auadii. is preparid to compete with any other house in this country. in quality of Goods and prices. for cash or approved short credit. and rt'.~])L'L‘li|lll)' requests‘ull parties who uri- purchasing (inudn to give

'I‘IIE EUREKA ll0L' E a call, and sce its Stock, consisting in part of:—

DRY GOODS:

llreu Materials, various kinds; All Wool Squari- and Long Shawls: Shuttles. Iliun- tle tfloih, Dress Ilugli-d Trimmings, .lct. Ambi-r and White colon; Sontag“ Hoods and Ilreiiktlht Shawls; an lent unul‘llllt‘lll ot‘ llnnnet Velvet. . hour. Feathers nuil Flowers; liid Mittvus and (iloves, Lndii-s' uud (ii-iiiu' I. unlnkln, liI I-d; I" l.t‘lotli(Induncro:iudllingwood Gloves; Ladics‘ Furs. in .Vlulll. (hills and Victorious. ((‘lie.ip). llt't‘tli. lli't‘llu Wool, Senti-h I-‘iugeringdlat iuid llonni-t hlnipcs. Iii-aver. \l'itni-y :ind .\l-.-ltnn chr t'oit Cloths. Men's and Women's Wnnl h'enrt's. a tin! rain lot of Men's Hats. t’loth nnd Fur CHXNJVUIIH'Illn 5. Children's Winter Iloots, well pulled for the trade: Lini-n Shining. llnop Skirts. Fancy. lied and White Florin-bi, Finn-y Skirts, Iil’ut'vs. Ilendy-made‘l'udi-r and th'l‘ Curits..\'erk 'l'ii-ii. Blankets, lliiilwny Hugs, ltvgctta Shining: (Prey Curious. very cheap; Cotton Warp. and must iill thing: asked for in the Dry Goods lino .

HARDWARE :

In IIurdwnrc is to he found nloiof brat Scorch rellncd Iron, to which llllIl'll uitrniion has been paid innssnriiiig right sizr-r‘ir farm work, carriage work. plough iuiikiiigouud digging nuivliiucs. and Iron Axles for (‘urlx and Truck Wuggnns; (it‘l‘lllllll and (‘iI-It Steel Sli-igh shoring. spring and Minor steel, axe steel iinil plough mount- ing. sock moulds. cart and wimgon pipes and boxes. all ii' 3: nails. putty. glass. varuiali. lurpi-iiiino, benziiie, kerosene oil. codfish oil. lubricating oil, japan sweet oil. paiiit‘oil~; I00 fathqu 7-1 best short link ‘lldlll for uiud diggvrs. American and l' ‘i in ("hopping Axes, very cheap; r e bolis. eviry rizc well. with wrought nuts. tire bulimleigh Flmt‘illg bolts, hlt'l'plt‘ and counter sunk and rniiiid head rii‘cthor eiirriiigii work: sill't‘l‘ centres, scrcw l'nci-d nilveri-d huh lands. cushioning tai'ks and buttons. innllenblcs. of all kind“; shaft lips. sil- \'t‘l'l’ll and iron; .70 sets Amid i pziii-ni American nxlcii. II: 5m common ilo.: long arm truck w-l'mn axles, M .c 1:] in..p tout li-nlhcr. ( inning cloth im- put‘twl for tlitI purpnrc; in fact. the lest assortment of Carriage Mounting cvcr brought to this place.

Also on Hand :

A lot ofsuprrior No. I Ilull'alo Itnbex. IIorsc Rugs, ltooin l'npi-riug: Rubber Shoes. Men's. Wornrn‘u and t'hildren's; (illlSS' ware, ('roi-kcrywnrc. and many iirtivles not mentioned here.

Groceries !

In Groceries may be found at the Eurrkn llnuse.Xnv_ lilorndu and lfls 'I'l)l|t|t‘(‘l). Rice. ('lll‘l’tllll!. ltai>iu~'. Sugar. .\Iol:u~.~i .

do. wine quI Iniitir i-riu u ;

. > In. .id. s p. s- It ’tlll.l,t'l’1'lllll ta

dyiI stufl! of all kin >- snlt prirc. ('oni“

tinii I'owders. cloveI. nulinivgs, gluon-inl-

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“n suited to bothyoungandold. ' the Hair, prevruts its falling nrliiruuig irrv' and iiupiirtx to it n lwnlitiful glimy iippi'n (once.

1868.1”

Mrs. AfAlleii’s“ ‘ . PARATIONS FOR THE HAIR. Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

World's lIair Drcssmg, or ZYI.0ll.\I.HAMUM. la esrcntliil to mg with the Iii-filiii'i-r. but. 'lii: Ilnir Uri-Min" .idnuc often rctéltll‘t'ls, lllltl nervr fails to inviu. ‘ nrnte. beautify ninl refresh tho lln'lr. ri'tuluring it roft, silky :nul gluny. iind diapering it to

Mrs. S. A. Allen’s

“'orld'n IInir Restorer

It istrviigllii'nn

lt iu-rrr falls to ltl.§’l4)l:l£ uniiv um: .JUI l .NtlllltlilhAllA (IL I I‘ll l‘IIA (’I.:'l‘|l;( “Hum” in my “mind “with”. I“ not A Mr: nit um l iru- y upni - , I, , . V '

i‘iiois of the Iliiir'. giving them the uziiuriil‘ 1'0". 1““)1‘": 1‘3“ ('llll‘]?n}‘¥) nourhlnni-nt ri-quired, producing do. mine 1 Whose hiur ri-qiiireu‘ iii-orient.dressing, it ha. vitaliiv rind linurinim quantity as in ynntli~ it“) royal. . huliidy ninth-lie i-iiiliyilutu withing It. will rcn-n-e it on lull-l plum-i. requiri-s no it. .lhe nvh glossy nppeuriinee imported in previous preparation of tin! hair. :iiid is emin truly wonderful. 'lt etc-nines the din", re- npplii-d bv uni-‘5 uclf‘. Une linule will urn ' moves iill danulrull. and imparts to H. it most last for if war, as after tliu lmir in once ri lll‘llglblllll fragrance. lt_ ulll prevent the lured. oriasltmul applications oni-i- In three ll-iir troin falling out. and 1‘ Ibo _Iliox~t econ- inonthn will insure against grey hairs tn the uIllnyllnnll \‘nluuhlv H' H" “W'N'llf known. moatiidviinced :igc. ! Millions ut bottles aoldi-vvry year.