6d. per Bottle. DYES. Any one can use them, anything can be dyed with them. DANIEL JUDSON & SON, 77, Southwark St., London, S.E. FROM 21s. IRISH Fish Napkins, 2/11 per doz. Real Irish Linen Sheeting, 2 yds. wide, 1/11 per yd. | Extra Heavy (a most durable article), 2 yds. wide, 2/4} per yd LINENS [8884 By Special Appointment to HM. the Queen. & DAMASKS. The Royal Irish Linen Warehouse, Belfast. Samples and Price Lists post free. REGISTERED MELLOR'S HOWE'S Patent Folding Spring Beds, Mattresses, Cribs, &c. Patent Folding Spring Bedstead. Patent Folding Spring Mattress. HOWE'S Patent Folding Spring Beds, Mattresses, Cribs, &c. OF CREAT BRITAIN 7, 9, & 13, LOWER HILLGATE, STOCKPORT. PRESCRIPTIONS AND FAMILY RECIPES. Surgical and Invalids' Appliances. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND DRYSALTERY. PATENT & HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES. INFANTS' FOOD, FEEDERS, AND FOOD WARMERS. Quotations and Samples per return. MEDICINES FOR SIMPLE AILMENTS. KAY'S COMPOUND ESSENCE OF LINSEED, ANISEED, SENEGA, SQUILL, TOLU, &c. (with Chlorodyne). This judicious combination is the most effective remedy for, and preventive against, the consequences arising from exposure to Cold in any degree-Catarrh in any form. When we consider the serious and fatal complaints which have their origin in a slight cold-complaints which may be the prelude to various inflammatory diseases, and of which Consumption may be one of its terminations-the advantages of a reliable remedy will be acknowledged by all. For a Cold, for Pulmonary Catarrh, or Cold on the Chest, for Asthma, for Consumption of the Lungs, or De cline, no remedy has hitherto achieved such a reputation for excellence and curative effect. Sold everywhere by Chemists and Medicine Vendors. Price 9 d., IS. 1d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., &c. ; postage, LINSEED LOZENGES (Solidified Linseed Tea).-An agreeable Sweetmeat, most demulcent and nourishing, which may be taken in any quantity by children and adults, for their soothing and beneficent effect.-Packets, 6d.; post free, 7d. CHLORO-LINSEED COUGH LOZENGES.-A medicated Linseed Extract for out-door use, on leaving a heated room, &c.-Demulcent, Expectorant, Warming, and Soothing.-Post free, 7d. KAY'S PILLS OF LINUM CATHARTICUM (Purging Linseed).-Purely vegetable; the most wholesome aperient and corrective for young persons and adults.-9 d., 13 %d, and 25. 9d; postage, id. KAY'S TIC PILLS-A Specific and pure Nerve Tonic. The best form of administering the Quinine, Iron, and other Tonics of which they are largely composed.-9%d., 13%d.; postage, rd. KAY'S THROAT LOZENGES, for Relaxed or Sore Throat, Hoarseness, &c., 10d., Is. 2 d., and 2s. rod.: post free. STRAMONIUM CIGARETTES.-For Asthma.-Boxes, 25.; post free, 25. 2d. KAY'S INSTANT CURE for Toothache, 91d.; postage, id. The Gobbler and the Gander, 24. A Christmas Card from the Brownies, 41. "The Way we do at School," 45- The Trout and the Gudgeons, 140. Willie Wonder; or, The Way to Fairyland (A Fairy The Kite-flyers and their Adventures, 169. What Happened in the Forest; or, Nothing is Use- Dewdrop, Beam, and Blossom, and their Adventures A Mistake, 375. HUMANE SOCIETY, THE "LITTLE FOLKS"— Lists of Officers and Members, 54, 118, 182,246,313,373. A Chat about some Curious Locks and Keys, 215. How the Letters of the Alphabet are used, 340. POCKET-BOOK, THE EDITOR'S JOTTINGS AND PENCIL- LINGS HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE— The Natives of New Guinea, 50; The Queen's State Barge, 50; George Stephenson's "Rocket," 50; A Tricycle Boat, 50; The Great Bell of Moscow, 50; About the Cormorant, 51; An Eccentric Lamb, 51; Paganini and the Little Fiddler, 51; The Giant's Club, 51; The Preacher and the Coughers, 52; Kent Apples, 52; A Green Sun, 52; Carrier Ravens, 52; The Silver Medal of the LITTLE FOLKS Legion of Honour, 115; The LITTLE FOLKS Prize Competi- tions for 1883, 115; A Tamed Eagle, 115; An Intelligent Calf, 115; A Word for Pussy, 116; The Coral and Bells, 116; The Wily Woodchuck, 116; The Barber's Pole, 116; Punch and Judy Shows, 116; The Fox and his Hunters, 117; The Shetland Pony, 117; A Mandarin of Annam, 117; An Appeal for the Mellis Convalescent Home, 180; The Princess Victoria and the Giraffes, 180; A Shower of Fishes, 180; Military Eagles, 180; A Kindly Kitten, 181; A Useful Magpie, 181; Will o' the Wisp, 181; The Spaniel and the Baby, 243; The Oldest A, B, C," 243; The Camel's Hump, 243; Buying a Pig in a Poke, 243; An Heroic Cat, 243; Why Abbotsford is so Called, 244; John Hunter's Menagerie, 244; The Travellers' Tree, 244; The Pilot Whale, 244; A Curious Musical Instrument, 245; Glass Houses and Stone-throwing, 245; Why the Dauphin was so called, 245; Baksheesh,' 245 Two Anecdotes of Handel, 245; Begging Dogs, 309; The Hornbook, 309; Story of a Pet Rabbit Hunt, 309; A Famous Adventurer, 309; John Bull and the Lion, 309; High Steeples, 310; Wonderful Sleepers, 310; The Thames of the Past, 310; The Hunted Fox at Sandwich, 310; Fern- covered Trees, 311; Five Clever Wolves, 311; A Spanish Milkman, 311; What is the "High Sea?" 371; The Shrike's Larder, 371; The "Standard” Yard, 371; A Jealous Cat, 371; Carlyle and Little |