JELLY OF CUCUMBER AND ROSES.

MADE BY W.A. DYER & CO., MONTREAL, is a delightfully fragrant Toilet article. Removes freckles and sunburn, and renders chapped and rough skin, after one application, smooth and pleasant. No Toilet-table is complete without a tube of Dyer's Jelly of Cucumber and Roses. Sold by all Druggists.

Teeth Like Pearls!

IS A COMMON EXPRESSION. The way to obtain it, use Dyer's Arnicated Tooth Paste, fragrant and delicious. Try it. Druggists keep it.

DR. CHEVALIER'S RED SPRUCE GUM PASTE.

DR. NELSON'S PRESCRIPTION,

GOUDRON de NORWEGE.

ARE THE BEST REMEDIES

For COUGHS and COLDS.

Insist upon getting one of them.

25c. each.

For Sale by all Respectable Druggists.

LAVIOLETTE & NELSON, Druggists,

Burdock BLOOD BITTERS THE KEY TO HEALTH unlocks all the clogged secretions of the Stomach, Liver. Bowels and Blood, carrying off all humors and impurities from the entire system, correcting Acidity, and curing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. Constipation, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Dry Skin, Dizziness, Jaundice, Heartburn, Nervous and General Debility, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. Scrofula, etc. It purifies and eradicates from the Blood all poisonous humors, from a common Pimple to the worst Scrofulous Sore.

DYSPEPSINE!

The Great American Remedy

FOR DYSPEPSIA

In all its forms.

As Indigestion, Flatulency, Heartburn, Waterbrash, Sick-Headache, Constipation, Biliousness, and all forms of Dyspepsia; regulating the action of the stomach, and of the digestive organs.

Sold by all druggist, 5Oc. a bottle.

Sole Proprietor, WALLACE DAWSON.
MONTREAL, CAN.,       ROUSES POINT, N.Y.

Scarff's Marshmallow Cream

For the Skin and Complexion, superior to anything in use for roughness, or any irritation of the skin, sunburn, pimples, &c.

TRY

HOREHOUND AND HONEY

COUGH BALSAM

For Coughs, Colds, &c., Pleasant, Reliable, Effectual.

SCARFF'S

SAPONACEOUS TOOTH WASH

CARBOLATED.

Is the best preparation for Cleansing, Preserving and
Beautifying the Teeth and Gums.

PREPARED BY

CHAS. E. SCARFF, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST

2262 St. Catherine Street, opposite Victoria.

CATALOGUE

OF LOVELL'S

CANADIAN COPYRIGHT SERIES

All the books in the Copyright Series are by arrangement with the Authors, to whom a Royalty is paid, and no American reprints can lawfully be sold in Canada.

54. A Hidden Foe, by G.A. Henty .30
53. Lady Maude's Mania, by George Manville Fenn .30
51. A Double Knot, by Geo. Manville Fenn .30
49. Alas, by Rhoda Broughton .30
48. Name and Fame, by Adeline Sergeant .30
47. Marcia, by W.E. Norris .30
46. Black Box Murder, by Maarten Maartens .30
45. Famous or Infamous, by Bertha Thomas .30
44. Heart of Gold, by L.T. Meade .30
43. Lover or Friend, by Rosa Nouchette Carey .50
42. The Chief Justice, by Karl Emil Franzos .30
41. Ruffino, by Ouida .30
40. The Moment After, by Robert Buchanan .25
39. The Great Mill Street Mystery, by Adeline Sergeant .30
38. A Smuggler's Secret, by Frank Barrett .30
37. A True Friend, by Adeline Sergeant .30
36. A Scarlet Sin, by Florence Marryat .30
35. A Woman's Heart, by Mrs. Alexander .30
34. Her Last Throw, by The Duchess .30
33. The Burnt Million, by James Payn .30
32. Syrlin, by Ouida .50
31. The Lady Egeria, by John Berwick Harwood .30
30. By Order of the Czar, by Joseph Hatton .30
29. April's Lady, by The Duchess .30
28. The Firm of Girdlestone, by A. Conan Doyle .30
27. A Girl of the People, by L.T. Meade .30
26. Was Ever Woman in this Humor Wooed? by Charles Gibbon .30
25. The Mynns' Mystery, by George Manville Fenn .30
24. Sylvia Arden, by Oswald Crawford .30
23. Nurse Revel's Mistake, by Florence Warden .30
22. Hester Hepworth, by Kate Tannatt Woods .30
21. Joshua, a Story of Egyptian-Israelitish Life, by Georg Ebers .30
20. Hedri; or, Blind Justice, by Helen Mathers .30
19. Mount Eden, by Florence Marryat .30
18. Earth Born, by Spirito Gentil .30
17. Buttons and Bootles' Baby, by John Strange Winter .30
16. The Haute Noblesse, by George Manville Fenn .30
15. Kit Wyndham; or, Fettered for Life, by Frank Barrett .30
14. The Tree of Knowledge, by G.M. Robins .30
13. Comedy of a Country House, by Julian Sturgis .30
12. A Life Sentence, by Adeline Sergeant .30
11. An I.D.B. in South Africa, by Louise Vescelius Sheldon .30
10. The Curse of Carne's Hold, by G.A. Henty .30
9. That Other Woman, by Annie Thomas .30
8. Jezebel's Friends, by Dora Russell .30
7. Sophy Carmine, by John Strange Winter .30
5. The Luck of the House, by Adeline Sergeant .30
4. The Search for Basil Lyndhurst, by Rosa Nouchette Carey .30
2. The Fatal Phryne, by F.C. Phillips .30
1. The Wing of Azrael, by Mona Caird .30

JOHN LOVELL & SON'S PUBLICATIONS.

A Woman's Heart.

An exciting and dramatically written story, full of woman's
tenderness and compassion under the most trying circumstances.
A captivating romance that is as interesting as it is elevating in
tone.

Price 30 cents.

A True Friend.

The portrayal not the exaggeration of a noble character, from
whom the reader can draw healthy inspiration.

Price 30 cents.

A Smuggler's Secret.

An exciting story of the Cornish Coast, full of adventure
well put together and of a pure tone.

Price 30 cents.

The Great Mill Street Mystery.

The author is as usual true to life and true to her own noble
instincts. Added to a feminine perception, Miss Sergeant has a
dispassionateness and a sense of humor quite rare in her sex.

Price 30 cents.

The Moment After.

A thrilling story, giving the experience in the hereafter of a
man who was hanged. It is weird but not revolting.

Price 25 cents.

The Bondman.

It is vigorous and faithful, portrays with the intimacy of
entire acquaintanceship, not only the physical features of island
life in the Northern Seas, but the insular habits of thought of the
dwellers on those secluded haunts of the old Sea Kings or Vikings
of the past.

Price 30 cents.

JOHN LOVELL & SON, PUBLISHERS, MONTREAL.

SECOND EDITION.

"A Daughter of St. Peter's"

By Janet C. Conger.
(Mrs. Wm. Cox Allen.)

In Paper Cover, 30 Cents,
In Cloth Cover, 50 Cents,

Lovell's Canadian Authors' Series, No. 60.

The authoress is a Canadian, and her story is remarkably well told.—Advertiser. London.

In this work a new aspirant for literary honors in the field of fiction makes her first appearance before the public. The story which she tells is neither lengthy nor involved. It is a simple, prettily told story of love at first sight, with a happy ending, and little to divert the mind of the reader from the hero and heroine. Mrs. Conger's literary style is pleasing, and her production evidences a well cultured mind and a tolerable appreciation of character. Her book will be found very pleasant reading.—"Intelligencer," Belleville.

The plot is ingeniously constructed, and its working out furnishes the opportunity for some dramatic situations. The heroine, of whose early life the title gives us a hint, is a creature all grace and tenderness, a true offspring of the sunny south. The hero is an American, a man of wealth, and an artist in posse. The other dramatis personæ, who play their parts around these central figures, are mostly Italians or Americans. The great question to be solved is: Who is Merlina? In supplying the solution, the author takes occasion to introduce us to an obscure but interesting class of people. The denouement of "A Daughter of St. Peter's" is somewhat startling, but we must not impair the reader's pleasure by anticipation. We see from the advanced sheets that it is dedicated to the Canadian public, to whom we cordially commend it.—The Gazette, Montreal.

For a first effort, which the authoress in her preface modestly says the novel is, "A Daughter of St. Peter's" must be pronounced a very promising achievement. The plot is well constructed and the story entertaining and well told. The style is light and agreeable, and with a little more experience and facility in novel-writing we may expect Mrs. Conger, if she essays a second trial, to produce a book that will surpass the decided merits of "A Daughter of St. Peter's."—Free Press. London.