RIC HAIR BRUSH. BEST PHYSICIANS.-See Reports. E and PRINCESS OF WALES, the KING OF HOLLAND, PRINCE FREDERICK is now brought to the notice of the public. It cures by natural means; will always do billy in place of the ordinary hair brush. The Brush back and handle is made of a new PRODUCING A PERMANENT ELECTRO-MAGNETIC CURRENT WHICH ACTS power can always be tested by a silver compass, which accompanies each Brush. MALL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, with We are able to vouch for the ed the volumes of letters of thanks, pection by all who may be in any way re black bristles, without any wires. de one from Professor Charles Lempriere, led attainments; another from the Rev. teman's opinion of the reviving and soothletters we have referred to. Its effect when Meshing; and all who suffer in that respect, or Anociation, and obtain the Brush on trial, as the tely and strictly accurate. We may add that the riel influence, are really a beautiful work of art and an FROM QUACKERY a subject of such vast importance as af the day. Various applications of electricity adapted to the preference which their reputation commands, and thus TESTIMONIALS. Ramgwur Singh, C.S., Bhagalpin, Bengal, India, 1882. Sirs, I received the pair of Electric Brushes you sent me. I find them excellent. Please send me two more pairs of the Electric Hair Brushes and one pair of the Flesh Brushes. sending 855. per Money Order, allowing for the postage.Yours faithfully, MAHARAY KUMAR. -Pall Mall Electric Association. From Captain A. J. Hollbourne. R.A. I am Ormonde, Lostwithiel. Cornwall, November 5th, 1882. I told you my wife derived great benefit from her Hair Brush. Since then I went in for a pair, and fully endorse my wife's opinion, for bilious headache. Besides my sister-in-law has suffered for years from nervous headache, and laughed at me when I told her a Brush would cure her. As I did not like being laughed at, I bought and made a present of a Brush to her (ladies like presents). She was here on a visit at the time. Three weeks after, when leaving, she admitted that since she had used the Brush she had not known what it was to have a headache. The Brushes are a capital invention for nervous or bilious headaches, and as a refresher after a long railway journey, there is nothing to equal them.-To C. B. Harness, Esq., 21, Holborn Viaduct, London, E.C. From Dr. C. Lempriere, D.C.L., &c. St John's College, Oxford, December 28th, 1881 Gentlemen,-I have known and appreciated the great advan tage of your Electric Hair Brush for some time, and, as I find the benefit increasing, I feel it my duty, as well as my pleasure, to earnestly recommend it, No one who has not tried it can possibly imagine how material its comfort is. Your Flesh Brush is only one more proof of the enormous future open to the scientific development of useful and beneficial domestic appliances, which are suitable to the poorest pocket, and are a solace to the afflicted. The brushes are indeed a wonder, and well worth their money. Yours faithfully, C. LEMPRIERE, D.C.L., &c.To the Pall Mall Electric Association, 21, Holborn Viaduct, E.C. From S. Adair.-Santry School, Dublin, February, 1882. Dear Sirs,-I wish to tell you that I got one of your Dr. Scott's Electric Hair Brushes about three and a-half months ago, and gave it to my wife. Her hair, at the time, was falling very much, and after she used the Brush the hair was falling for a few days, afterwards it came out a very little, and in about a fortnight it ceased altogether; and now she has more hair than ever she had, and it looks better. She was also troubled with headache, and sometimes had neuralgia. Her headache has been quite cured, and neuralgia has not troubled her since she used the Brush. She now uses no other but that, and I think it is worth the price, even if it wore only an ord: ary hair-brush. -I am, yours very faithfully, S. ADAIR.-To the Pall Mall Electric Association, 21, Holborn Viaduct, E.C From Rev. Edward Husband, Incumbent of St. Michael's, Folkestone. February 13th, 1882. Gentlemen,-Having used your Dr. Scott's Electric Hair Brush during the past year, am quite willing to testify to its reviving qualities. After hard headwork I often resort to your Brush, and feel quite refreshed. I should never feel inclined to resort to the old-fashioned hair-brush again.-Faithfully yours, E. HUSBAND. To the Pall Mall Electric Association. Pitcaple Castle, Aberdeenshire, July 30th, 1881. To the Pall Mall Electric Association. Gentlemen,-I enclose you Money Order for 12s. 6d., and shall be obliged you will send me another of Dr. Scott's Hair Brushes. Received the one you sent me quite safe, and think it an admirable Brush for the hand and hair. I shall be glad if you send it soon.-Believe me, yours very respectfully, JAMES URQUHART. From M. Rogerson & Son. Pharmacists and Operative Note Sole ALL IN SEARCH OF HEALTH SHOULD WEAR THE LECTROPATHIC BELT. tricity. Remedy: Elec- Digestion. Proprietor's Address Pall Mall Electric Association, Limited, 21, Holborn Viaduct,E.C. Cures DYSPEPSIA. Cures RHEUMATISM. NOTE.-The Electropathic Belt consists of a series of Constant Current Electric Generators which are in continuous action while the belt is being worn; it is entirely unique as a therapeutical adaptation of Electricity. As the raison d'être of the PALL MALL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, 21, Holborn Viaduct, London, E.C., is, primarily, to develope Curative Electricity, and thus to popularise a safe, certain, and agreeable remedy for the multifarious ills that flesh is heir to, and not to accumulate wealth at the expense of the afflicted, as is too much the custom now-a-days, the Pall Mall Electric Association, Limited, hereby undertake to allow a liberal discount to Hospitals, and Charitable Institutions, and to ministers of all denominations who desire to assist poor members of their congregations to obtain these celebrated appliances. Please forward the exact size round the waist when ordering the "ELECTROPATHIC BELT.', The Consulting Electrician of the Association attends daily for consultation (free) from 10 to 1, and from 3 to 5, at the PRIVATR CON SULTING ROOMS of the Pall Mall Electric Association, Limited, 21, Holborn Viaduct, E C. An experienced lady is also in attendance daily. Patients unable to leave their homes can be visited and advised, by appointment only, free of extra charge. On receipt of Post Office Order or Cheque for 21s., made payable to C. B. HARNESS, Managing Director, THE PALL MALL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION. LIMITED, 21, Holborn Viaduct, London, E.C., will forward, post free, to any part of the United Kingdom, the ELECTROPATHIC BELT, as represented above, for either a lady or a gentleman; and will guarantee it to be superior in curative properties to any belt advertised by other firms at double or treble the price. Postage cannot be paid beyond the limits of the United Kingdom, as the low price charged will not admit of it-residents abroad or in the Colonies must therefore remit 2s. 6d. extra to secure the prompt execution of their orders. If you are suffering from any slight derangement, with the cause of which you are acquainted, send a t once for an ELECTROPATHIC BELT, and obtain relief; but if you have any reason to fear that your case is serious or complicated, you are recommended to write for a private "Advice Form" and a copy of Testimonials, which will be forwarded, post free, on application to The Pall Mall Electric Association, Limited, 21, Holborn Viaduct, London, E. C.; the Consulting Medical Electrician will then personally advise you, free of charge, as to what treatment will be most suitable to your case, and you will thus avoid the risk of disappointment which the indiscriminate self-selection of appliances often entails on those who are unacquainted, alike with the cause of their sufferings and the nature of the remedy they desire to apply. CAUTION. -Attention is particularly directed to the fact that the "ELECTROPATHIC BELT" is the outcome of many months of patient labour and experimenting on the part of the Directors of the Pall Mall Electric Association, Limited. Every possible improvement that ingenuity could suggest has been adopted, and it is now offered to sufferers as the most Comfortable, the most Effectual, and the Cheapest adaption of Curative Electricity ever invented. Do not be misled by the advertisements of peripatetic vendors of rubbishing appliances in which there is nothing Electric but the name. Beware of unscrupulous and unp incipled imitators. A Forty-eight page Treatise, entitled "ELECTROPATHY," or DR. SCOTT'S GUIDE TO HEALTH, post Free on Application. Send for Circular of DR. SCOTT'S ELECTRIC HAIR BRUSH, Cures Headache at once. Note only Address: THE PALL MALL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, Limited, 21 Holborn Viaduct, London, E.C. This Association gives notice that it will spare no expense to prosecute any persons infringing their Patent Rights, Registration, or Copyrights of which this Advertisement is one. Our Children. Our Dear Children. WHO CAN TELL WHY, With 20,000 Sunday-schools, 500,000 Teachers, and four millions of scholars, they leave so early, and too frequently turn out so worldlylost to parents and Churches, so ruined by thousands for both worlds, as we see and mourn over? To prevent this, God has appointed fathers to teach, train, and bring them up in His fear. WHAT SAITH THE SORIPTURES? See Deuteronomy chapter iv. verse 7: "What nation so great that hath God so nigh unto them;" 8, "That hath statutes and judg. ments so righteous;" 9, "Only take heed to thy soul lest thou forget the things;" to, "But teach them, thy sons and thy sons' sons, and I will make them hear My words, that they may learn to fear Me, and that they may teach their children;" 40, "That it may go well with thee, and with thy children after thee.' Chapters v. 6, 21, and vi. 6, 7; "These words shall be in thine heart, and thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy children, sitting in thine house, walking by the way, when thou liest down, and when thou risest up." Psalm Ixxviii. 5, "He appointed a law which He commanded our fathers that they should make them known to their children," etc. Mal. iv. 6, "He shall turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse." Luke i. 17, "He shall go before Him to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children," etc. Eph. vi. 4, "Ye fathers, provoke not your children; but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord." These are all God's commands to fathers. Fathers are not doing it. Why are they not? They are unable. how can they be enabled and induced to do it? Simply by teaching to children in Sunday-schools such lessons as fathers require. And this our holy and merciful God has foreseen and provided for But Psalm viii. 7. "Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings hast Thou ordained strength, because of Thine enemies, that Thou mightest still the enemy and avenger These are wonderful words, and we are shut up to them. Who, then, can decipher them? "Strength," out of the mouths of babes, to still, not to crush, the enemy (the Lord's enemies). God requires this teaching to reach the fathers. 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