The Exeter Times, 1878-8-8, Page 3AUGUST 8, 1878,
UP A TREE.
One day Inst fall, Peter Lamb was
walking by Kevser's orchard, and the
[apples looked so tempting that he con-
cluded to get over the fence and go up
a tree after aortic. kis leas just fairly
tip the tree when Keyser cue along 1
with his doe, and as he had had a great
many apples stolen, he was pretty toed
at finding Lamb in the act of taking
some without leave. So after expre:s-
sing his bent -intents in very vigorous
language, he told Peter that as he was
HO a'ery fond of apples be might stay up
titers all night eajuyiug theta. Theo.
be celled tete attention of the dog to
Peter, told the attiaual to tvaleh hien,
atnd walked into the horse. Ae► the
brute lay down beneath the tree, Peter
thought he heel never seen such au aw-
ful looking dog;, and he palled to Key -
set. to take it away and let Riau pay fur
tine fruit. Lint Keyser pretended not
to hear trim. Tben Peter t• ied to Kcal*
the dog off by pelting lino lith apples,
flat every time he bit the auhnal it.
to euled to become more feroeiuuasly de—
termined to eat a piece of Mr. Lamb
before he abauttuuetl him. Peter then
tried eoaxin; the dog, but the more
blaandieetueuts he offered the hitogrier
, the dug seemed to get. Then Peter
waited until the deg became Woolner
and lay down, and thea be tried to
steal Itotlil the other taints of the tree,
but bef:re he reached the ground the
dog was flu the alert, marl ready to pip
:11r, Lantb'd calf.
At fact !iter detern:;ined to resort to
strategy. Ile went up tea+ high as floe.
alible in the trete, took off hie boots, his
oulat, his trousers anti Itis haat-, and fix-
ing
u
them together by the cid of pier
and hie saapeudore, so that they would
res eiuhis the figure of as luau,. Ile stunted
thein with leaves. Then he carried the
effigy dealt acid 8t=t it astride flue of the
lower litllbn, Iaroppitlt; it up till tilt it
'vt)ultt
be within plain vitt; of the deg.
Then tee stepped softly away frotu it
mad waited Ilia chalice to slide down
the trens. Ile mode two or three
Mots, and wase deli iced to ace that
whoa the dog heads the noise it untidy
glanced tit the haute, seemed memorial
and a eat to sleep again. At last he
got clear down. to the ground, and when
Ile was a few yards front the ace be
ran as fast as his legs would carry him.
It was then late in the !afternoon
and he succeeded in getting; over to
Deacon .Jones's without beim; ubeorved.
Ile found the tl&Acton sitting un t1*
fence, and [explained his appearenee in
a simple hurt's end drawers, by sayiug
that be hued been swimming in the
creek awl that dutnebudy bad stolen hie
clothe,.
The deacau lent Mtn tonne raiment,
and ,1r. Ii:ttnit went house bent upon
revenge. Re -dressing biotech, be got
a club, called hitt owls /tog; ---a bieee
animal thou Ieysers--anti started for
the orcitard. When he reached it, hie
old enemy lay beneath the tree wat,h-
ing the effigy. Then .1Ir. Latub oou$-
dou Iy climbed over the felioe anti not
hie dog at Keyser's. A fierce eotnl.at
ensued and while it wall in progress
Pater crept ftp and knocked Keyser''
dug ou the heed, killing it outright. It
was then about dusk and Peter order-
ed his dog to he under the tree aud
“watch" the effigy, white he hid behind
a neighboring tree. After a htt'ewhile
Kayser caste out for the purpose of let -
time Peter go if he felt penitent. He
came up to the tree without recognizing;
the change of dogs, and addressed the
effigy:
4. Well, how do you feel by this
time ?"
No answer.
"Want to come dowu ?"
No reply.
"if you'll promise never to steal my
apples any more I'll let yon off."
Still no enswor.
"Oh, you're too mad to taut, are
you ? Well, you just comp down any-
how."
ti Silence from the effigy.
"Look here, I don't want any more
-nonsense from you. Come down or
I'11. pull you down."
Then Mr.. Keyser jumped into the
tree and grabbed [Sit. Lamb's stuffed
coat by the arm. He was just about
to utter an exclamation . of surprise
when Peter carne otit and said :
"Well, now,, you jest pull away.
'That's my dog under that tree; your
dog's dead, and my dogg'll eat you up
quieker'n a wiaek if you get off that
limb before 1 tell you. Thought you
bad me, did you, ? If this jury knows
itself, you'll roost among that foliage
until moruiug. Sick him, Bull t Sick
hind"
Then Mr. Lamb knocked an apple
e
pP
• off another tree and satdown. .Keyser
first began to study up a plan for mur-
dering him, then he thought he would
swear; theuhe had a notion to cry for
help. But at' last he oonoluded to ac-
'cept the situation gracefully, cud' after
some conversation, Peter agreed to let
hitt go if.lie would swear to send hint
aronnd•four bushels of—apples—in 'the'
morning. He registered a alolemn 'oath
to that effect; and Mr. Latch Lehi the
dog while Keyser one dean. rltheu
.Keyser went as, near Peter as ho dared
THE TIMES
and shaking his list at him, said, with
bitterness
"You, low -lived, mutton-headed,bow-
legged thief! If that dog Wasn't here
Id kllook you down and sit on yon till
l squashed: the breath out of you, you
wall -eyed ecoandrel, you t"
Then be went upp to the house. Peter
clluokled, shoo tiered his clothes and use just water enough to cover. Mix
started for home.. Those apples have. Due half pouted of ground English tons.
not yet arrived but Ur. Lamb bas not tard with vinegar, as for table use, and
yet beets out to inquire for them. boil five iuinute:I; then add two bottles
._, of best French mustard (or one pint of
German mustard) and boil five minutes
longer, adding vinagar enough to cover.
your gdt:.ele', and one tablespoonful of i
brow; sugar. If not salt enough add
'WILD, UNEARTHLY SCREAMS FROU AHAUNT- to your n ite. Pour over the pickles
au HOUati•'.,--STARTLiNt: DIsCo.osL•aa op boiling but. As the pickles are used
Sttt.LAL LIM E AT THE/ ANCIENT CANTU,. utero will be to good deal of the roust-
ard vinegar left, and. small cucumbers
can thee be put in, or smell onions ;/ I\SF1 ST1 l?e vT SOCIETY.
the latter boiled a fere minutes iu salt,
The whole city of Quebec is in a water. This pickle keeps a long time
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
MUSTARD PIL'IfLER..
Two large 'breads of .cauliflower,: six
heads celery, six carrots(, Clean them
and boil separately in ,salt and water
until tender. The tender part of the
celery is not to be boiled, batt out fine ;
THE QUEBEC MYSTERY.
N.B W BUTCHER SHOP
Mie undersigned wonldinforla the bababi-
tantsof)r tteterand v eitlit rUzat hektas
OPENED A NEW BUTCHER SHOP
one door south of his Blaoastnithshop andhopes
thesame liberal patronage teat has been as
corned to hint in the
1BL4e1C01UTH ANA WAGON at/mina
line wfllbeestendsdtobim f7this newbrancboi
oueiness, Ilii meat wagon srillttan attire resi-
dents of the
tviiIi
Icgetbreetizr�tes e�a n
acia weebd
Siv1 -4=,i A T
of all kiudfi";kexet coustttutil• an nand at his
butcher shote.
Blackswithtng and'van u riakingearried yp
ski toat stn allots branches
R. DAVIS.
THE
LONDON ata ONTARIO
bate of eacltt:meut over as mystery and le very fine. Any vegetables liked .�
which bttilee hooky. Far daay, and eau, be snbatitutetl for eanlilower and GaXalifai -
nights past: shriek, of sgouy, plalletly carrots,
the cries of a tvoltt.t'u in flail or dlntrees, EAGAN' PICHLcs.
.,, g•. ,
ltaave lirut.kt.tletl tool a reslde.ttcea oat Two gaaliutts finely out cabbage : one
1t.,lp.ar.• street. The te+ tdetlts of the galtnn elioppett green pnttatoed, no'el's
Grand battery, an arieteerat a quarter, /lists ollloll+, alae Batton hest vinegar, a
uaase been thrown luta consteruatiuu.
by the sounds, which at uigk' are ale- torment; L'oa'der, ono tablespoonful
patting. The residence in qute tioti pros gm uftl ;allspict', one tablespoonful
been netdrl.tuly Yuma !,forte .\lay hist. ground cloves, quarter pound white
it etttilittlltllciate'4 by !a garden with the mustard semi, one ounce celery seen!,
house of Madame Wavier, Who ishae, nue 4111 salt tants the whole until ten -
beg had the teputaatiou of keepistg; is 'ter, thee aa.l.l apicse just before putting
private I lug•ill-Itostaital, and practising lit ,grirti, stirring :all thoroughly.
abortion. In several Laces dlaughterr,
of weeittty faah'1lN+Y, ctoactruing whom CC's C?tt;lilt mimes.
it was whispered that they were abont
Gather the enenlabere before the
to unnecessarily become tunthers. load seeeis are very 1>u' e ; pare and throw
boon traced Lo methane Vetiver'; wbeuet• itttu tee -cold water for one hour ; then
ar
free 'as thin ~f possible, )
they ut,vt;r emerged, at leaa:t to too
t+ t 1 a p 1 .ell a cabbage
ti 1
Wee - bgr i sto well with t salt. t}
e upkutcltttgaou,u. Several lyatati,tct
di:saappearaneus of locules ill society in
the pas it tett years were talked .ata•trt
here, but the leaeaat press lower dared
wealthy anti Lucus Itnrclla,iejtturttaalistie coni seed ; pack in oradi and cover welt
silence, and, being induenti.tl polittetally ` Illt cola cidter vinegar. PIL in cul
and otherwise, could. enforce the o'taa>tetg;
of the menthe of the common peot+le.
The fawilies whose members have [line
dieoppt cared are never ngnl-I.iltleett1whem
the miming are spoken or. The state -
men; ie uainalLv made that they are in
e,nvente in France or Belgium. !',eight
or ten years ago a young lady, dough
ter of a Fromm gotitionian, who had
been engaged in a long and deeperet►e
. ,
•t t''.
11irGlatl at , a,itil an officer el the gond-
am,
[tau, gave trvitleuetts of apl`roaelr,ug I
maternity. She danced one flight at a
ball id the 1llttfio!tall, and where it wow 1
over entered her (tentage sod was theta
nu away.but she drd notget home that
looming, nor was she over %iet`u its
t,lneb� e. aaftterwarde. !Leer plarautll mole
tto ingttiriea, though her lover was
frentio. Seine yeatrs later, ill a, eecl� lltl- Englielh uolitiolat prisoners were sold 1
!hurl clothing -store kept* key nue (late, into slavery ou three osoashms--by
1a dress :at.d some under lil'!!, marked Crolnwell, after the battle of 1\Voreeeter;
with the darnel of the tnisniug laity. by Chartem II, after that of Bothwell
were found, which Madame Metiver Bridge ; iaand by Jalnes 11. after Sedge -
claimed to have been stl lett from her moor, wen Jeffreys •entetteed iit1, to
by dishono it teervatuts. The poets art- be transported to the Woet Indies .and
tlm,'itites, at the request of the father of Bold. He estimated that they w.•ultl
the girl dropped the cavo. A reporter. fetch from 850 to +t a apiece, aa. t,ntu
who pati got hold of it, t)rel•arott a equivalent to above thrice as much
statement for the press, but it tuever now.
sate the light, end. all eugniry was
stifle,[.Maadettne Vetiver bought the
linen and dress back agate fr'nm Gale,
and resolutely kept her month slant.
Quebec lives in pretty mnoh the battle
co'ttrul of the leading; families now art
it did two ceutari es ago.
one potutit brown augur, half ounce
in a ce`aarele cloth and lay in a colander
under a Heavy weight to drain ever
melbt. Nest worsting mix thr Ingle
mention the facts, far the femiliee eat+reg thew plenty of brown ;curl white sutra-,
plaza. Should a w (hits yenta dee nu
the: vinegar, draw ir. off and boil told I
-ki)u wolf. or dllllylttnrd other vine:att'.
Pour over them old. This retains the
11 tvur of the encumber.
13w1•FT PEACH Pit 'IM S.
Peel tiro peaclie:a emelt two or three
el -Yes ill each of them, then tett thorn
in ae nettle with one fourth pound of
sng'Ir to Mil petted of fruit ; three or
t I
1 /
f .t stick., a t t r 1 vt a
c f o i tl , a t,
; t i.l tocover thefruit.tet it
t
to a buil, and for roue mornings pour
the viutegar from the ft nit ; b'il it, Ants
punt it btniiiug; nLsuit Lhe foeacllun.
INTERESTING ITEMS.
Madame Metiver leas always enjoyed
a complete immunity from police a .n•
pervision. She is a licen..ed midwife,
and is veru wealthy. She is never scall
out of her own hoose except at
early mass ou Sunday. The theory of
the reporters. whose attention has been
called to the hideous noises above de
scribed, is, that one of Madame Metiv-
er's abortion patients hers been trans -
tarred from her house to the vacant
one on account of her screams. There
is a chance of a large sized scandal
coming to light now, as it is impos-
sible that the truth can be Luau long-
er concealed.
BUSINESS FOR LADIES.
Oer attention has been called to a
new article for the uee of ladiies, the
invention of which has oouferred an
everlasting blessing for every lady. We
refer to the Queen City skirt suspeud•
ere for supporting ladies' skirts, the
most desirable and beuefioiel article
ever inveuted for the use of women,
many of whom have suffered yeas/ of
raiser,able health caused solely by car-
rying a number' of 'heavy skirts, coni-' A. correspondent of the .Rnrctl Hone
pletely dragging them down Some- speakitlg of the benefit which birds
thing to support ladies' clothing is ab- render, the farmers, says: "Recently
solutely necessary. These suspenders while at work near a Wheat field my tat•
are reeolnlnended by, oar leading ph•y teution was called to tbefectthaat swift).
Nichols to all ladies and young girls. of the wheat had been picked from the
Every lady should have them. They heads hi certain parts of the field. Aa
are sold only'throtigb lady agents. A. my neighbors seemed to think that, the
epleudul opportunity is, offered to softs mischief • waas done' by yellow birds, I`
reliable lad' canvasser of this county obtainsd a gen and killed one of the
to secure the agoney of fL pleasant and snpposetl offenders. Although inter=
profitable business, For terms and Meted while tailtlug his breaktaast;' we
territol write at once to the Qneen found in his' etottlttCli three ams° of
Y g.
City Sutependor Uoaxiila,ty, 278 Charlt wheat, and by actual count three hsin•
St..Ciuciunati.• died and fifty ta'eevile."
From the beginning of the reign of
Gelhrge III. to that of Victoria, Upward,:
of 200 duels were fought in a:nglaand.
En thr 0, both so neatants were tilled ;
iu eighty, one; and in all, 120 were
wouuded. Upward of twenty trials
connected with duels occurred, in which
four duelists were found guilty and
two hanged. In the Iiet of duellists
occur the names of Y -irk, Norfolk, L'its-
ttereagh, Pitt, Fox, Sheridan, Grattan,
Burdett, thawing, Peel and Welling.
ton.
There is iu t is County of Devon,
the garden of Englatnd, a faintly at this
moment who are rightly described a-
savages. l hey have lived for about
twenty-five years on their owu farm nt
forty acres, worth about $200 a year,
in a deplorably miserable tumbledown
hovel, consisting of a single room, in
which the whole falnily of eleven per-
sons eat, drink and sleep. No decent
looking person eau appro.acli the place
without being assailed by volleys of
filthy abuse, often acoompsuied by mud,
sticks and stones, !ted they hold n '
commueication with the rest of tier
parish. They pilfer and rob in all di
reetions, and are the terror of the
ueighborhood. There have been nt.
fewer than 'fifty con victi:Its 1eoortled
against tbetn, but when they return
frotn jail they recommeuee operations.
All attempts to induce thein to sell out
have failed.
Parties requiring nitmey eau (Att'!1n advances
lances
en approved town or farm Ia¢olreatY , .)L l�aA.Ft
rate*. Theoleove is a I.r.e:ler, , I -:4a,1171::1 t.t•Itf•
pail,-, For Iacttloroiattzeatlaars,Fagepbgto
Ittllil l+T 1'I('K.tltl), Anent.
hftty 17, tf, 11'.,•te,'Oe)t.
i')EAL1;It 1ti
GROCERIES,
CANNED SALMON,
LOBSTERS,
MU. loI I ES..
CON l''1?;C P1O\Fiti",
1l�. ; .S ' ti
Gi
f
1. tart. • 4 ,
Idray always n good it MI fresh supply o
Maned.
tt;
Alis, in tl1 A c tr. , 14 a /11.13,t"IBtult
t itr.at:� f rt ii tart t ie •: nli 1 it ? t
b. a i,l.-. ate [r l.t3tt a Viii uta 1, , :t :t4iy tat Yale' t,
„tt otici-,3.att3.+:i.
Ttlit.t('t'oS axn c•ira.#r , 1FHi)l.fe+.#Irl
AND f#:TAtie.
Agent for rrf•:tt Weettteru Steamship
Line, :New V rlt au41 Briet:at,.
1;1:111M1:It TU OMENS:
SHIP GROCERY and TOBACCO STORE
:►f:t11i $TUEI:T, 1:1F Tl:L:.
hc HE P;i: f T1tr
dues not street the low p110013at tvlaie)a
.. ac T. BIS SETT
a ireuffea'ing their •tori; of
TINWARE, ;,el'OVES, i'tc.,
at
Exeter & Hensall
which cont-ilds of 1111 the latest and improved
,tylcsof Iiftellen. Cook and Parlor stoves.31ilk
',rine, pans, stud Ionil' of tire utast appreeed
patter n, Mil everything in the line ; Also, a
veil select laic of hand:A ne
ls.re troti<'rItit 1g
to u.nal, receiveq every.Lttetttzou, and done
,tt the lowest figures.
Having opened outit branch .?stablii))*.ten
t IIetvot 0, our friends in dant aeighlodiv ud
an be au)+)ilird nu the shortest notice,
Ail forms of Kidney and Urinary diseases.
Pains in the 13ack, Sides, and Lidos are pe'si-
tively mod by
GRANT'S REMEDY,
its effects are truly marvelous in Dropsy,
(aracel, 13rigltt's disease, Seminal losses, Len-
eborrhrea, and lost vigor, no )natter of how
long standing the [•.use may lin, .positive relief
is had i11 front thio to three days. 1)o not de-
spair, hesitate or donbt For it is really a speoiflc
and never fails. It is purely a vegetable prep -
oration, by its timely use thousands of cases
that have been considered iucnrabie by the
most eminent Physicians, have been perma-
nently clued. It is also indorsed hy the regu-
lar Pllyaielali9 and. Medical Soeietiee 41310llgh
out the country, sold in bottles at Two dollars
each or three bottles which is enough to cure
the roost aggravated case, sent to any address
on rec'•ip' of lzvn dollars. Small trial bottles
ONE dollar each, all orders to bo addressed to
Grant's Remedy Manufacturing Co.,
sial Hain St., - Worcester, Nes:,
y�t(RST-CL• ASS FAlt?f FOB SALE
LLQ' BY AUt)TION,-The undersigned has heel.
instructed by err.. Sohn Slunllacombe to soli b+
public auction on the premises of Tnesday, Jule
30, 1/78, at two o'clockfarm
la. m., that sp'endid' fau
1)0010 301 18, Concession 7, Usbornc, uuutaiuin.
100 tLerea—firstolase brick house end good fa',au ,
buildings -30 ac •es cleared and wolf, fenced, goer,
orchard and "plenty of water,. uenvenieub 1t,
rllutchesand sehools,4 miles from Exeter 1:o
bettor iluproVOdfarm, 111111 110 better.f:trati iu the
Township Of U.,horne. .Positiyely no reserve
T1411,121.—Teu per cent of the purchase money
On the day of bald 1;3,000 in 8 a10ut111, and the
tJbhruiteell'ymyeaptc1ta0reo cusuJaaOitr4sl,urchuser,
the7 per
mrle1y1Lpo 3BetPfloe fih
ric3 8p84wOpruetuere-
8
ilagren PlgReerS
.rcro
e. G,
"111
-'—� eitttEsD EfLStSef7'Lpq+ n.
ft
►n the wontteriieL tnctttcire to w•h eh the Oltetest
torr' !have hire e,t fele reltet,11;e ttiscoverer be•
neves he has r,rtnbtne,t in hrorr.Irnt?i p)o¢e cat 4a-
ture s , ee)eagat eteraittcc l,rsalct 't&es rrt)1c L t,gw1
fiats testiteat tate the vegetable kingdom I r I.erl-
• ingt tag stek,tt/an were ever telrre scants I0tt in
one rle,1trice. `he evidence etf;his tact i,fma•i
the great variety r t nags. obstincte diseases which
it has ta'en tnurd to conquer. In Me ..ore of
Brune•tI)$ln, $e'vera Cort .la,v, •tr:i tt'e early
bid •eg+,t #'Ot1lsnrtatpfintt, n *.a' a t•,ni�1-C=1 1110
me sari% f gutta and eminent ppt145 ria►rs t,m.
tonne a it the gttale$Z Inc to at t1t6r,•ve t;= of the
age as i.ne It Cure -3 the ewers L
htren,7urnn itr hratefn and laltr111514 the
ttlotefl Ih t great airs tt orOna.n 1 ,.•,'l i ttrtfp.
Irg tt g.rrz:ts. a rr:rc9 n'4 illnmere, f ••e.3 the
t) 3).•1 iCrte1U1a tea 11 reunan•.n ltftoU Is.1i'iraA1
Ple.e a k. ruplion. MCrcu)•?a. • .a t M*oer7*
1`,.1 t, ::,1 tt:e.r effect-. arc et t i c,ec'1, an't
'I4)/'4t4 free )i'h er.,1 eo h•utr.<a r• n let e•.ta4-
4a.t,.+; l ra'esipeln., Sa>11R.riteiiw, fever
sorest, seats, or Bough Sk*te, a1: r ••rt, an
Inc a, n,,-r..II, ebv,ea-e, r:ui+etl li had W..ne,4, are
c nt ,
ac e l t tt s to
e eve 1/eJ •93F i a a
. g l i r 7r11 tC•
ccs; raeuag ere t,e Te .
cf• 4 1 R tlrntrFc ,let f •tit 1 4 ate.lt:nty
e,.u raa, S
t'• fFt ! e•re t t , 1 .r a ar fi e, r'e , ^ :1^15 ,B
at^1 eta r>t .1.) 01.1
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t•:,�t � a iF', Ttaarj►it! tt.ltel• "' fifltiop>R•
treats,► Y.i t -,at rat 6,1 1,'t Iver Coot*
plaint t* :raS 11)g44 tet t
As it rem !,•1 34 } r ,iter
ext. t. ', i ten \A-'1ii l lea +' +':,
ta- it 41l ,-,+ ir.rte4.ter
eta, 1 r u t x,1 Rod tro.1:94
1 t',sv CAILEC:STi1 AT • ;
INVAI..IDS' HOTEL.
'rhe tiers tarda• ftMiler of invalid e,, , 0' who day
r1d3 riuli.do. trans etcry gnarl. -r of the oiled t4tltee
and t'an1.i1, that they may tr,u.sttt tar. ]t.'•. t`in,o-i.,
and the wvide•iv et It heated 1•46t11) r f Srweialleti 1n
Medicine and Mowery ametel aced with hut, r. uet.•rad
It to cessary that tlmef.'utdere•f ihiv ineallnti.+n t 13431 )
provide al place on tt grand and cf.mntuditits static
for their entertainment :nal eomtort.
A1)VA1CTAntfi UtrPERED,--The nlraatd,' rrf,tel
1p 011111' complete It Itr , hdnttnenta grin 1611} Ana.
far Iteditugen in the world, The Mincing it lernteil
4(5 0)44' ('33)44' most healthful and desirable purtinllc of
1)1,' ('137 ofMade, and rete :tarlsa:Mcvieworlake,
Erh'. Niagara River, and the anrrotin,lIi gR e. ul,try,
being situated In the 1n1.1.1 of net e•atem,fve e) -Int
of bcauttfOl parks. The 1140t1 fs furnished tt'itle 1.
patent safety passenger tlevan.e to convey pathllt0
to and n'0nl thed11ferent floors; is provided with all
Hints of approved hauls, and has also connected with.
it a well-appointed gymnasium and bowling alley to
affor.1 proper means of exercise
Crit(ONIC utaEASES oral) Annul, 'whether requir-
ing medical, surgical, or mechanical. treat nlcnt, 0owe
within the province or our several specialties.
DISEASES HP WOMEN.—Esp, Tally are the refill.
ties of this infirmary of a superior order as regards
the remedial means 104.) app latices for the cure of
all those chronic diseases 1aculiar to females. The
employment, In moderation, of tonic, olwust al,
electro -thermal. and otter approved baths, is la
many cases an invaluable auk 1 •ary to the re111r+ilat
means to which we resort in such cases. Dry friction
to the surahce, general shampooing, Stae.lisli move•-,
meats, and light e:dtsthcnic exerehses, to enliven and
equalize the eirculatlan of the blood in the system
relieve congested parts, improve drgtebtlnn,. Una
strengthen the muscles. pnrruluce important beneficial
results In all cases to wh1e11 these means are applica-
ble. No expethneuting is resorted to an the treat-
ment. The most approver] medicines are carefully
employed, and the Judicious regulation of the diet,
to suit the condition of the patient, the thorough ven-
tilation of the sleeping apartment, the cheering In-
fluence of music. social intercourse, innocent mums
for amusement, and all those ugencles which tend to
arouse the mind of the patient from despondency,
and thus promote recovery, are net neglected.
NERVOUS DISEASES.—Paralysis, Epilepsy (Fits),
Chorea (St. Vitus's Dance), and other nervous affec-
tions, receive the attention of an expert h1 this spe-
cialty, by which the greatest skill Is attained and the
host happy results 'scared.
LIIN/l D-SEASE4 —Tlds division of the practice in
the Invalids' Hotel Is very ably managed by a gen-
tleman of mature Judgment and Okiigi. xirunchlal
Throat, and Lung Diseases are very largely treated
in this department, and with results which have been
highly gratifying to both physician and patient'.
EYE AND FAIL—Special attention is given to the
delicate operations on the eye and eau, a distin-
guished oculist and aurlst being under engagement
to conduct this branch of the practice.
Invalids arriving in the city and desirle to con-
sult us, should come direcdvtothe Hotel. 11 is easily
accessible by carriage, omnibus, or street can's. J1im-
LEn's Omnibus Agents, on all Incoming tr111ns, can
be relied upon to deliver passengers and baggage
with security and dispatch.
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