... byltmiss. dtc., averwhere. Twenty-Qve years ago the American Waltham Watoh Company stated that $ 350,000 Waltham watches axe speaking for themselves in the pockets of the people. I To-day 8,000,000 Waltham watches are in use throughout the civilized world ...

... -TH-IE PEOPLE, Dec. 24. The Lockhart elephants are the most amusing of their kind. There seems nothing thiey cannot do except. speak, and that too they manage in a fashion, to the extent of one word. The children will delight in their awkward aambols.-SPORTSMAN ...

... agent of bea k~wwn Eaglith. American, German lirma. and would be on excellent asoquait&on for rstabieling buinnes reaLLions. Speaks Eng- Hoal, (icresan. Frencb, Portuguese, and amn offr h~ha rfr e-ncee or ?? 442 A. Daily News Iwluiusy 0M 7, FleetMsut BC ...

... Clapham Junction, S.W.; Guy's Tonic has always had a very good sals. Parke's Drug Stores, Lavender-hill, S.W.: Roughly speaking we sell about a gross of Guy's Tonic a month. May's Drug Stores, 56, St. John's-road, Clapham Junction, S.W.: :It is a good ...

... *pemao. Bone vorn- M.0 ?? IL, 32. SNew-od, BoUft=6 plW. A, -=AZ~ as WORKING Hfur Kc*PEB to siee person Daily or otherwise. Speaks Freuo Acamomed to travellng Pai n cook-. H. C-La of 3Ea Cops, 74. Humpaelad-roud BT.W. _ V~7'XAITEDI SItUARiIO -as wmko 7GUEKE ...

... natural colour, and their bald spot covered with hair, after using one bottle of It is not a dye, it can do no harm. Every one speaks in its praise. An absolutely perfect hair restorer and dressing, justly celebrated for its life giving properties to faded ...

... Graham, R.A.; IN TIrE HArFIEt.D, B. W. Leader. R.A. THE DUEL, Rosa Bonheur; SUMManER SLUMBErS, lord Leightor. ?? SPEAK, SPEAK, Sir John Millais, ?? HEro, Alma.Tademn. R.A,; THE LAST FuRRow, Herbert Dicksee; NEARLY DoRc. W. Deindy Sadler: ...

... Tour, commencing on or about Feb. 26th, Address, Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh. WANTED, Leading lady. Must Sing and have strong Speaking Voice. To rehearse at once. State Age exact tieight, Parts played, References, Photo, Iwith stamped envelope for return, ...

... t *(OPPOS1TE ANDittT(N'S HOTEL.) Gentleman Eeasurel 9 to 6. Satardnys. 4. The letters we receive 7, about Suchard's Cocoa speak of the satisfaction it gives. The increase year by year in the busi- ness done shows that we were right in assuming that a ...

... arraid of work. Ex- Cetrelsrences-. T., 25, Hlumber-road. South Betn ?? WANTEMU resepctable YO17NG MAN, Zet ait.Aged 2L Can speak French. Good referenes. It R. larke. 25. Edesbamn-etreet, North Renseington. COL.LECTOR. Timekteep. or any Place of Trust by ...

... to be made to Mr. George Paget, 12, Suffolk. street, Pall-mall, between eleven and four each day. The Duke of Connaught, speaking on Saturday at a meeting held at. Newport, Isle of Wight, under the presidency of Princess Henry of Batten- berg, to promote ...

... Having read several testimonials from useo.S of Dr. Tibbles' Vi-Cocoa, I determined to give ic a tial, and I am sure I cannot speak too highly of its merits. My callinp is that of a milk carrier, aad, as most people know, the hours are earlyin the moi-a g ...