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TE TI1tER BF1THE SO. Wýýhen affiicted vith disease, the farmner, perhq-ps m-ore than &nyç>ter rtianis obl),iged to suier acu tel Y, simiply from the façt that relief is1 -nonïient. At man ightlive surrounded by 10H medical practi- M R JON ONNLLti oners,andthen ML NCONELLobtalin litle or ne relief fromrhemaisonce tI discase ocie th hlnnbcL A PICTURE 0F' CHRTSTO~ Rýev. Dr. Talmage Discourses on lus DIfficuit to Be AnythingGreat or Farnous.-Jn This World W7e Get Only c he Faintest Outlines of What Christ Is-The Dr. Says Christ Is E-very= thing !in the Gxreat Plan of Redemption. A& despatoli fromWahlnto says: and devtional pxalmhonghts, ex- -Tev, Dr. Talmlage preao-hed £rom the pressed Lno a style more sûlomu -than l leog txt:-",Cbrist is s ai ndi that of Montgq4uery, more bold than follwingthat of Milton, more terrible than juxtaposition to the e-verprsn ,,was" and the great " iu be," and the everlasting " no !" Conidering ilheanselves to bc wis, th [ey arc- fou-is for tlime and eterity. Then, theýre ie antother clasaý of per- soýns, who corne to the Bible as contro- viersialists. They are enormous Pres- byterians, or fiere Baptists, or vio- lont Methodists. They cut the Biblel 1tel suit theIr cree", inutiead of vaittîng their creed tpc suit the Bible. If tlir Scip brîtrke as he dwelii not, 8u muc i the worSe for the crp. ta-res. Thie Bîibl is mierely the he t st;one on whichi theyshrn the dis- secting-knif e of conitruve-rsy. They corne to it as a goveroment in time ot War cornes to atrmories or arsenals for weapons and munitIons. They have declared everlasting war again&t al other sects; and tbey %want su many broad swords, s-) imany musket.,s, 5 rnany howitzers, so mnany columiads, sýo mucli grape and canister, su rany field pieces, with which Lu take the LITERARV NOTES. Following uPý the success which ha attained in The Castie Inn, Mr. Stan- ley J. Weynan hais laid the stene Of bisa new romance, Sophia,,in the Eng- land of George Il. This is a novai of character 'as well as of plot. So0phia, a ricli prr in Lahe -timoa l aket, isî beset by intrîgaing suiio-rs aýnd, harassed b-y sihem-ing relatives, bnt, in) spite of ail,diovr the iman of lier chiie,wlhere she las xpcedt findhi, and grows Linder our very. eyes f rom a sentimenital girl into a woman of ready wit and noble nature. The spirit of adv-entura. howevar, is not wholly absent, for the heroine has stili to be -rescued früym evil qads and ber pursuers punished,-But thougli. the stiury moves as swiftly as in the earlier novais andi dues nuýt lack for excitement, the main interest is of a different sort, and one like].y tu gain Mr, Weyman, new readers with.out de- Perlect MIimony accounts for the perfection rof the King Quality Shoe. T h e iaterial, workman. Slip, fit and finishi are al equial--notinig is sligo>hted. We want e-very woman to try thein, becauise if she buys orne pair, she wiI keep on buying as long as shoe lives. d thFysoe don't ne.d to be a judge ta s i. l me.jI kithaoLi