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:MX 11, 1878
MONEY AND THE WANT or IL'
Of all the t«gree folks that help to Itg.
Orel the domestic viues,no one isei are
omnipresent•, or busy, than the chatted
pest which direst- alike the house of the
rem and of the poor, which realyes it
necessary for thewife to ask Ler hus•'
baud for money to supply the daily re.
Curring fa.> ity neeeseariea and her own.
It inesitably creates discoutel"t, a
seuse d huwiliatdun, deg' a lation, and
separation. She who bait earued, and
beeu free to use her weekly wages, or
i early salary, or larger income before
Ler marriage, and after that event,
though her time is more fully occupied bill is past --past due.
than ever, has no mousy except ether In lave, as in letters, engagements
aski g --arid not always then --feels pet always begin with a -vowel.
feel
ue a tune would who should be 1
Letts •a In the sauce circumstances.
She gave up her ol,l«ortuuity to tee -
spendthrift, wives and husbandswho
waste the common substance and that
of each other, They mut always suf-
fer logs. But the great majority of
married couples bear each their share
of the family burden, care, and toil,aud
tri y should be alike independent in
Money matters.
111.1.11•44-4
WIT .AND HUMOR.
,4ount Vesuvius is said to be a fine
old crater. •
Early fruit catches the worm, This
is reliable.
The silver bill is past, and our tailor
Young men should pattern after
pianos ----be square, upright, aud grand.
quire m' uey by the usual rtletbode, for E A bad marriage is lithe an electric
the sake of her home and the family. machine—it makes you dance, but you
To tide eud. she devotes her time, can'; let go.
thoughts, and efforts, evety day, and all The Greeks kept uo cats, and wore
the year, without veseatiuu or Imes.- no boots ; hem they .had UO nae :for
dust. boot jacks,
Bat enstolu everywhere, and law in Put two pieces of cucumber into a
roans places, putts all the veni+v of the a Ilttonograpl> and hear whether or not
fainly in the halide of the hiteband, • •ell• fur tt doctor.
The wife lives as a depeulieut. She has There hascu't been a Western town
:chat le given her, cheerfully or grudg;- upaet by a turauadu, or rent in twain
1 acus t ngly as thatehe ther pox ae may be,
un,t►lxd to but t roes by a oceans for a lwilole day. Gro weat,
aro c t 8 Peel;n1au, go wept, and blow u \witif
away from the man who gives uiily ics cuutry.p
s� heti lie is asked, It may be Mere
th,,uglrttessness on his part, but the re- A small boy of the freckled species,
suit with the wife is the salve. in the parlor where a dry goods clerk is
One of the most fruitful sources of spartiiug the boy's big sister, will make
dieeouteut iu the home is the too de- the course of true love rougher than
1 eudeut positions of the wife. If bus. ridiug iu a lumber wagon.
Lauds would uunaider :shat it would be ' Au exchange says : "By eating Paris
to them to be situated exactly in the
same way, Se far as money is cancern-
ed,evwerv+ just uud generous man among
thein wot.hl see to it at once. that his
kunst, should not hold Su fruitful a
source of unhappiness.
Many years ago, an excellent man
told toe his experience in this particular.
He had not, been married ayear, but he
noticed a change iu the look and man
ucr of hie alio—she seemed leen cheer-
ful, leas preppy. The old glad loult at
his daily return frotto business half
Ceased Ile siucerely loved her, and
was miserable when he saw that she
%a4 nut even comfortable as his wife.
This etato :>f things must not be en-
dured if it could be cured. So he asked
her frankly what was the matter, and
the sante time telling her that above all
things he wished to promote her happi-
ness.
Then she answered frankly, '' Zoe
kuuw that before our marriage 1 cul -
tented my owu thvideuds,lsud the money
I had was my own, to use as I chose,
and it was all I needed, --Since we were
married you collected toy lucerne, and
I have never a cent for any purpose,
excel>t when I ask you fur it. It seems
to we that if you care for me in the
least, you could not subject me to such
humiliation. Look ut these slippers,
I have woin them beyond decent use,
because I could not ask for the money
neceesary to buy new ones. I feel it a
degradation, just as you would if you
were iu my place. Could you endure
it, if I lead the money, and you had
none, only as you got it by asking me
for it ? I used to teach six hours, and
had ilia whole retraining day for my
pleasure. Now all my time is occupied;
I have neither money no leisute, and I
feel just like a pauper or a beggar, and
I wish I were dead 1" Thou she burst
into tears and cried as though her
heart would break.
With an immense sense of relief he
asked : "Is that all ?"
"All !" said she "it is enough to kill ()leeched teeth ; "I've got to ask you to
THE ELOPING PARTY OVER-
HAULED.
The Philadelphia Times has the fol-
lowing account of an unusual 8aene 10
the Pelaliiylvania Railroad Depot in
that city on Wednesday afternoon, upon
else arrival of the limited express bound
uorth. " In oue of the parlor care a
youug couple occupied adjoining seats
from Washington, and the passengers
and astute conductor soon decided that
they were newly Married. The gentle-
man a fine looking young fellow, sat
with his back to the forward door of
the car, and while the train stood in the
depot pointed out to his fair companion
the excellent arhitecture of the building,
and made running comments upon
tbiugs in general. Just ae he was most
bneily engaged, a eteruly uttered 'Alla !
I've fatted you at last,' caused the yc ung
la ly to scream out,'Jimmythere's papal"
'Jimmy sprang up, but the old gentle-
man, with a face red with angor.
stood in the aisle behind, raised his
heavy cane, anti shouting, Oh, you
wretched villain 1' fet it fait on the young
man's head, stretching him on the fluor.
The lady screamed, 'You have killed
him,' and caught the head of the pros.
trate man to her bosom. The passen-
gars were thrown lutaconfusion, and
eyewitnesses differ in stateneents of
what then accured, but all agree that
when the father and the y-onno lady apt
peered at the door of the ear leading
the wounded man out, the young lady's
bridal bonnet and gray traveling dress
were stained with blood and she was
upbraidiug the stern parent who only
responded 'Well, well, I am very. very
sorry.' The Poling matfa forehead w aA
greeu utixed with fiour,whicli had beeu bleeding profusely, and be was eviderit-
dumped by the side of a fence, Thomas
Mceonuell reeeetly lust twenty-five
valuable sheep." Itia aetantshiug that
Thomas didn't die. What ailed the
sheep «?
The sermon of the best preacher in
the world will act make as much im-
;«reeeiuu upou a cuugregatiou as the
sudden pattering of rapt ou the win•
dow panes of a church containing two
hun.hed uew spring bonnets.
Beer contributes teu minutes of dol-
lars annually to the roveuue of the
country, '"and adde to the wellbeing,
ly quite dazed by the blow. A carriage
was called and the injured man placed
therein ; the lady got in next, and when
the father attempted to enter the duti
fol daughter but more loyal wife quiet
ly asked what he was truing to do. ' I
am going with you and James to a sur -
iron's.' ' Never yen mind, I can take
care of hull.' sturdily replied the young
woman, and, drawing to the door, left
the old gentleman standing outeide. and
ordered the john to drive to a phyai•
oian.s's offiee. The old gentleman fol.
lowed. and Dr. Thomas Richie got a fee
eoeouteutmeut of the community." The from bitn for areas:nft dimeae'a wound.
brewers themselves admit this, nod I11 the pllysleiall sstu,ly a reconciliation
they aught to know, took place, after which the trio drove
Many perilous are going t> Europe Afterward they took the evening; train
for their health. 'ibis is all rig;Itt if for Pittsburg, thence to proceed to Fre.
their health is rich, hitt our health is dnnia, N. `t'., where the parties reside,
too poor to afford a trip to Europe— The old goutteman is T. K. Hall, a re.
and snakes un go after it. tired manufacturer, of Buffalo. Hie
Stop in front of a shop window where daughter eloped lest Friday with James
no oue has stopped for hours and It R. Francis, a railroad agent, employed
crowd will soon come and elbow you by the Lake Shore lioad. The young
away, Men are a gond deal likebeus man traveled on yearly passes. and the
in this regard, provided, of course, that persuing bailer had no difficulty in
hem] have elbows. 'tracing his movements.
When a man was eating a piece of �!�!a
pie at a Loudon restaurant. he found Extract taken front the
fault because he discovered a piece of
to the West End lintel and dined.
CANADA. LANCET"
rusty !like in it. But then what kind Of May 1st, 1.578.
0
rust.
An exchange has an article telling
"How matches are made." We sup-
poses everybody knew it was by taking
a young man and yonng woman, equal
parts, and let them sit up together about
sir mouths, telling them a few tunes in
the interval, that they should never
have each other. Still there may be
other ways that we haven't heard oe.
A. little boy was taken to task by
his mother for striking a companion,
She told him he must ask the forgive-
ness of the wronged one. He went up
to him and whispered through his
CRISHOLM'S OL I) STAND
LONDON
THE OLD RELIABLE HOUSE FOR
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
MILLINERY & MANTLES,
f a piece cou:d 110 oxpect without pike "PHOSt'UOZOM ."--This new preparation
of the Elixir.of Hypophospbites, winch has
beeu name Phospltaoue, is fast gaining favor
with the profession. It was unfortunate that
the manufacturers (Evans, Mercer & Co.) chose
for it the above name, as it gave it the appear-
ance of a PATENT NOSTEUti, WHICH IT
IS NOT. It Ise combination of the Hypophos-
phites of Iron, Soda and Lime, with Calisaya
and other Tories, in the form of an Elixir, and
is a most excellent nerve Tonic. It is easily
administered, agreeable to the taste, and very
et&ctcions in the TREATMENT OF DEBILI-
TATED CONDITIONS of the system. it has
proved a most valuable remedy in the treat-
ment of INFANTILE DEBILITY AND
CHRONIC WASTING."
Sold by all Druggists throughout the Dominion.
PRICE, ONF, DOLLAR A BOTTL .
any woman, ' l forgive me for hitting, an' you'd better
speak right out that you do, or I'll give
you something to remember.." The
victim spoke up.
A reformed strawberry is wanted—is
necessary. Why don't bur fruit cultur•
turists grow a variety of berry that will
act fair and honest ?—not have all the
big ones crawl ou top of the basket and
The dread fear that she bad ceased
to love him, or that she loved tonne one
else, fled. The whole matter was talked
over with the largest freedom, until the
husband said he seemed to himself to
have been unspeakably mean.
"To think," said he, that I had ever
offered her the twenty cents which see
said she ueeded to buy pins, or the six the little coos nestle iu the bottom:
cents necessary for shoe striugs, and For the strongto rule over the weak is
bad not puce thought that she must acre natural, hosvver.
heed more fur other thiugs, while Ler, q
time was devoted to maks a comfortable A happy deliverance for husbands
home for the 1" ' As a result of the ex-
1.lanation, the husband every week put
a sum of money, double wh it leis uife
thought she would need, where she
could at it without asking.
The young wife's face grew glad
who have more wife than they want, is
found in the inti -Fut" of a patent
medicine man, who 'guarantees that
his preparation will reduce the weight
of a fleshy person five pounds a week.
It dosen't take much arithmetic to as-
certainagain. The feuliog as a pauper and a that tt;e man who can persuade
beggar vanished. The end of the year his 200 -pound wife to use it, will ut the
showed a boner acuoliut of sevou hued- end of u;year have fifty pounds less thau
a wife at all.
From Two Pointe of View -lir. and
Mrs. Squlbbles and the visitor were sit -
red dullard in the uatne of the wife,
saved carefully from the inouey she Lad
not needed to use. Tlie root ut bitter -
Dees there bad ever been between them tiog iu the parlor and the olive branch
was plucked up, penes and comfort le-
'turned and flourished. The story of
this wife is the story .of many others.
Sometime the law will recognize the
undobred. rights of the wife to Ler full
share of the money value which accrues
to the married firm. Until that time,,
the thoughtlessness of really gubd men
play be cured ,by the frank speech of
the wife who is daily hurt by feeble of
depeiideuce which ought never to exist
was sleeping sweetly in ,the inner room,
from whiuh ,. a door opened into the
parlor. "Yes, ma'am," said Squibbles,
"there is something about babies that
appeals to the fiuer feelings of our na-
ture; an indefinable presence which
softeus us and makes our hearts go out
towards them ; a subtle 'influence
which recalls—For God's sake, Maria,
go in there and etraugle tbat brat,or do
something to make it shut up, so that.
between the equally valuable partuers il+ men eau hear himself talk in l;isowa
iu the home. .There are pisuty pf house.
MEN'S CLOTHING TO ORDER,
OR
READY-MADE.
ii3L CZSMITECINO I
HENDERSON & BUUOIIANNAN
Late A. (Chisholm & Cu.
4 COMPLETE STOCK OF
IIONEST G0ODS
AT
HONEST PRICES.
Remember—Sip e;1 tltr Striking Clack,
142, Dundas Street,
L 0 N I) 0 N.
SIN CLAIR TA.IT.
Dealer in Roily iirotule and Toys, doul,l
and single l3arin Wool, of all solar. Alt
Zephyr and (14«rtnau'r+un soot Nes aim
worth of the Thea office. Ezetor,
YORSHIRE
Packing nom!
HENSA LL
G. & J. PETTY
NEW FIRltT, INORAM'S OLD STAND.
Horse Shooiug, Wagon and Carriage Making,Dia-
mond Barrows, and "Plows. General Bickamtth-
iug in all its branches, at the lowest rates, and sat -
guaranteed. Ghe us a call and examine our
work before t.ading elsewhere.
McVILT. AN & MoBRIDL, Icing 8t., Htneall.
Herman, June 26,1878. 6m
BUCKINGHAM'S OLD BLAONM&lITH
silos is still going, Mr. S.iiackingham
desires to return his sincere
thank., to hi a num e r o u s
pat.:ons, w lr o ` have support
ed him iu the L rI.) pas5, add
would intimate a that, having
recovered from— , his long ill-
ness, he intends in future, to
to take charge of'tiio horse -shoeing department
himself. Ail other work done in the very best
style and at the lowest rates.
S.13UOKINGRAM.
Exeter, Dec.13, 1877.
Any quantity of Cured Meal
constantly in: stook. .molls
Bacon, Hams, smoked, sugar
Cared, Lard, etc.
Any quantity of
HEINSALL COGPliat St10P.
O
W, VA.NVALXENBURGH,
COOPER WOitIi OF ALL RINDS,
INCLUDING CISTERNS.
of which he makes a speciality. BUTTER TUBS
°heaver than ever. Repairing promptly and
neatly done. Shop—Brook Street, Hensen, direct-
ly west of the station. Give him a oalt.
WM. VANVALISF,N13URG.
., Hensel', May 8,1878. 3m.
PORK CUTTING
constantly on hand
A 4.P S A L E
Wholesale and Retail.
All orders for cured mea
promptly attended to,
LEGAL.
1 1 AIDING HARDING, & W tUl.L.1.'+.
Baristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Coln-
sioners,13. 11., &o.
,series—KKBxxor's BLoox, Water treet, St
Irary's. "
IOUs 0 .BARDING. E. W. HANDING. i1.A.L•WiIITO
ALOOM SON & Wel) OT,
Banisters, Attorneys, Solicitors &r. •
Matter to Loan on Real Estate.
F'aneou'aBlock,E.aeter, _ ..
A X r MoDIAR11:IID, BA.,
It tbt
tISTER,NOTARY, CONYEYANCEE
LUCAT.0NT. '
rt i ES.SRS. JONES & I1IUl`> CItIP
Barristers, Atturneys•at'iaw. Solicitorn
:Ina neory, Conveyancers, c'ommissioners inB.II
11.1 '4.'tar108 Public, L. ilfary'F
0. S JONES. 117.C. Af08i RUI',
O! Mien—Button's Block, \w aterst.,s,Mary''.
MEDICI1.
"nitHUTCHINS0N, Member of
the College ofPhysicians and Surgeonsof
Ontario, &e., &c., Alain Street, Exeter.
FAHR. YNPMAN.•—COIUUNEII FOR
the County of Ifur.w. t'itice, nest door to
W.I. Carling's store. Exeter.
TW...4tOWNING, M. D. Al. 0.
el •x, 8, Graduate Ytatoria linfvorsity Office,
and residence, Igor :.cion Laburatot 1ixete
14 G. 'MOO1:RE, M. D. C. M.
• ixraduate of ,;cU i0 Uutvorstty. ltI'outreal
Ofb8tandresntouc7,t•otO01.,0nt. (1 ee !ensu•'
ecu la p. in and w50ien,uI
JFt. IRVINGr, aIR ADUATl?I Un-,
Vb:llSaTY Trinity College Aiweber collcge
Pievnielana and surgeons Out., GU.cc itirktou.
__-r_� HOTELS _-
%Ark:STERN HOTEL, GRAND BEND.-----.,
V V This Rotel hue beeu lensed for a term of
years, anal has been nicely fitted up. ��lrt' cow
veaivnce for culn;aeorcaul travellers. The best
brands of liquors and cigars at the bar. Hood
140stler in attead,tnee.
t ;IIY,ISTItN newri 1sU3.1'rop.
Grand /sewn May ea dl 1878. sea
a
t't1::NT'.RAL IIOTEI,, t)REDITON
\,A —\tem, nutter proprietor. 'This Hotel las
been newly furnished and Atted up in tiret•elsss
style. Large and en,Centent 1.how Rot+nte for
tCottmereiai Travellers: best of liquors ami eipar9
at the liar. Attentive Bustlers atwars on hand,
Jai. ",;'1--31u. WILLIAM mania
'�� 1vSln1~I MOUS +', BEti'ALL,
.a .L Riug st., easitI;(u of tlta rauAvicy. TUN
horn. has reca,tly ebaugo 1 hands. and is well fur -
Mated throughout. Excellent tabin,. ].very at.
teuttnn paid 10 >ravetk'Z8 flood stabling. The
very best brands of hquor at the bar. i:1C'iiAltlW
ttE'YNOI.DS, Prof). M. Li—:tin,
0 H tNGED BANDS. ----The under.
1.•.laignwthaviva+routed the Dafter iuHouse,Cen•
etratla.for a turm, it will befouuda a-st-crass hot
tel, with every acoommodatlon for the traveling
1 ani 1 a gars Convenient
tiro bar. Atteutivo 1 ostierss.11si•1ut1>
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ORGANS
I THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
and very cheap. Sold by
, He KiNSMAN.
Cnll and see them. B'n'ter, Out.
Mowers and. Reapers
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mt Aerated,
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533, Oxford 8t., W. C., London, England
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