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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIII, Issue 14, 24 July 1885, Page 7

Do not waste your money, and risk injuring your hair by purchasing useless washes or oil?, but buy something that has a record — a remedy that everybody knows is reliable. Hall's Hair Kenewer will invigorate, strengthen, and beautify the hair, restore its colour if faded or turned gray, and lender it soft, silken and lustrous. European scholarship has suffered a severe loss by the death at Borne of the famous archaeologist, Father Raffaelle Garrucci, of the Society of Jesus. He had just completed the revision ot the proofs of a work on numismatics to which he had devoted many years when he was seized with a faintness, and died with his pen in his hand. He had reached the venerable age of 73 yenrs, during 49 years of which ne belonged to the illustrious Order of the Jesuits. If France expected a war she could not be more active in her preparations. Under the name of bataAMons seholaires every collegian over twelve is called out in uniform, with gun on shoulder, and goes through the exercises admirably, and this all through France. They will not at least bo like raw recruits when they enter the army. War vessels are being launched constantly. One yesterday entirely in steel, with two screws and two engines, with artillery, torpedoes, etc., was put into the water at Rochfort. Her cost was 2,900,000 francs, close on £120,000, and there are four or five similar ones on the stocks. All this does not announce the return of the golden age, but does that of Vage defer most certainly.-^Correspondent of Nation, May 23,