X ClUlL, uut ins niuuuaij nuuiu iiyi auun cuau. ' iI don’t mind giving Mr. F. G. Helmore an so 7 :advertisement,for lie is a truly sincere man who i nialycs.no pretence of hiding his light under ! a bushel. He has produced a paper called The i Shepherd, with-■the motto “ Feed my lambs,” :and after announcing that lie wants 200,000Christians to subscribe a penny a week each toenable him to build a home for waifs and strays,he declares that lie will give up the profits ofhis various employments for the same good work.Mr. Helmore is a coal merchant ; so please orderyour coals from Mr. Helmore. The profit i3only eightcenpeiiee a ton, which Mr. Helmorewill cheerfully devote to the charity. Don’t ;think that it ought to be more, for it never :is when you get “full weight,and of course !you will not get anything else from Mr.Helmore. Please insure your life and furniture 1*with this Ehepherd, for he is an agent of “one of the largest and wealthiest insurance com- , panics in London. V All the profits of the coal ! and insurance business are to be devoted to the j waifs and strays, and Mr. Helmore is going to ! live, I presume, like Elijah on the benevolence ; of crows. How any body is to know what profit j Mr. Helmore makes does not appear, but ag^ j consideration of this kind is too earthly and js :rdid for so good a man..o