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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 44, 20 February 1885, Page 3

People with gray bair may conceal from the world the fact that tbey are becoming aged, and passing on to decay, by the use of Hall's Hair Renower. It ig a fact that this article renews, cleanses, brightens, invigorates and restores faded or gray hair to its youthful color and lustre, cheaply, quickly and surely! jruuwiuu *™«,V t0 - ry *? tol^° f a otch news P a P<* editor which is almost patbetic in its wide application to professional merrymen. This S'S.'rtf *£? P. r °P rieto * ° f » well-known Scotch journal, and he was thus doubly interested in the enccess of his venture. But he knew that there was one defect in tbo print, a fatal defect in a Scottish newspaper. The Bawlce was too solemn, too earnest, not sufficiently skittish to suit a gay, unthinking people. The worthy editor looked round him, and at last discovered what he wanted in the person of a funny sub-editor. He then boasted himself in the society of his friends, saying, " I have found in my new sub-editor a young man just overflowing in natural wit and humour, Jocks just pour freely from his lips. Now this is a grand thing for the paper, because, for my part, I confess that I jock wi' deeficulty."— Saturday