Ninety-eight : a calendar for the year 1898; with some drawings suggestive of the everyday life of the past in Canada
Cover has the latin moto: "Non clamor sed amor" which translates as "Not clamour, but love" which is a line by Tommaso da Celano (13th century) Includes a single verse by G. M. Grant, D. D. (greatly reduced selection of poetry compared to previous yearly calendars), and illustrations by C. W. Jefferys, C. M. Manly, Will W. Alexander, F.. H. Brigden, W. Bengough, D. A. MacKellar, R. Holmes, J. W. Cotton, D. F. Thomson
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