The Pansy Magazine, May 1886

EDITED BY PANSY Mrs. G. R. Alden.
Transcriber's Note: Many of the advertising images are linked to larger copies to enable the reading of the fine print and details.
Goods SELL everywhere, to Everybody. BIG PAY! A pocket ease of EIGHT Lovely SAMPLES , with our terms. FREE TO ALL . Send your address, and 2 stamps for mailing. Address THE HOLLEY WORKS, Meriden, Conn.
BROWN'S FRENCH DRESSING,
The Original. Beware of imitations. Paris Medal on every Bottle.
AWARDED HIGHEST PRIZE AND ONLY MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1878.
MAKE MONEY
Make money. I will mail you, postage paid, one dozen boxes of Hawley's Corn Salve for you to sell among your friends at 25c. a box. I give you 5c. profit on each box you sell, and a present of a lovely Watch and Chain if you sell 3 doz. I ask no money in advance. You send money when sold. I want every boy and girl who reads this for an agent. Write at once. Mention The Pansy. Address
C. DAVID HAWLEY, Chemist, Salem, N. Y.
SPECIAL OFFERS!
We will send you our 15-c. Fancy Work Book (new 1886 edition), for 3 two-cent stamps . A Felt Tidy and Imported Silk to work it , for 20 cents. A Fringed linen Tidy and Embroidery Cotton to work it , for 16c., Florence Waste Embroidery Silk , 25c. per package. Illustrated Circulars Free. J. F. Ingalls, Lynn, Mass.
A GREAT OFFER.