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I EKERG.1aNCIES, A Cruel Robbery,
`dfilAT TO DO IN CERTAIN C1STs AND low A ONE -LEGGED SOLDIER BODBED QR $60^
ro Do 1T, TEE TEGEVi S ESCAPE,
1. Child two years chi has an attack
of croup at night. Doctor at a diet -
Aim. Whitt is to be done ?
The child should immediately be an -
One of the most heartless crimes that
has been recorded recently was commit-
ted at the Grand Trunk Junction yes-
terday afternoon. Edward Bartley, au
ex -soldier. who lost a leg inthe army.
¢tressed, and put io A warm bath. Then and who has resided for some time past
in Amherstburg, opposite Grosso Isle,
had, by dint of economy and hard work,
saved $60 with which to buy an artifa-
ciat leg. Yesterday afternoon he put
his money into a tobacco bax and start -
:give an emetic, composed of one part of
antimony wine to two of .posse. The
dose is a teaspoo:lful. If theantiniouy
is not at baud, give wenn water, twos-
tard :slid water,, or any other simple ed for Amlrerstbure depot to take the
emetic; airy the child. oriel wrap it care- Canada Southern train for Detroit. On
‘ufly in a +sarin Waukee. his way to the oars he stopped at as se -
400n whe ' he met; two men whore he
2, Hired girt sprain her asitia sic- invited to drink. On riving for the
Brings he toilet have ex/minted the to-
bacco boa whichwhichenncontained his Looney
for the two fellows gat aboard the train
„with a Bess, oft alum the sine of a wet,and carne along ao afterward appears
as the train was apprnaclting'the Grand
Trunk ,donetion one of the twa meta en.
Raged Bertley in conversation while
the other puthie hand into the old sel.
flier's pocket and abstracted the box
containing the money, and before the
victim torrid rnehe any outcry the two
*nen jumped from the train, Bartley
in his excih'metet lopped to the plat
form. Hobbled down the steps. and al-
though the train was running very
slowly, he woe unable to retain hien eine-
tihritun, and wap thrown violently to
battled in warm water, and a. little 'am. "tits Croon€., en -Italian a severe cwt all
*wait* be rubbed on thein. the face. Bartley is almost ht±art-brok.
4. Some one's tem bleeds, and can- en over he; nlieforttnte, aril the des-
eaot bra estopped. tardlr thieves are undoubtedly beyond
Tette tt plug of lint, moisten it, dip l the reach of the auUiorities,-.-Peer •
in equal parts of powdered alum: and Fre Pres%
gum .shins, end insert iu the nose.
Bathe the forelieed in cold water.
u. Child eats a piece of bread on
winch aarie•nin has beeu placed for kil-
ling rats.
Give rlenty of warm water, new, milk
i1 largo quantities, gruel, linseed tea,
foment the bowel.. Serape iron rust
self anything„ mix with warm water,
and give in largo draughts frequently,
Never give large draughts of fluid until
those given before have beau vomited,
because the sintntaeh will not contract
properly if filled, and the object is tel
flet rid of the poieo.i as quickly as pea -
eon.
1entty,
First bathe in waren water, then put
the wlitte of an egg in a saucer, stir
4111iuntil is is as thick jells; >�ltac9. ta. � for the purpose of robbing him. dotal
portiou of it ou a pi:os of lint or tow
large enonah to cover a sprain, chang-
ing it as often as it feels, dry or waren
t1s foist is to be kept in a hovizental',
leo tion by placing it 014 to ulta'¢r.
Bedew swami., and the Asan who.
li ve them gets severely Alen in the
face.
The sting of A bee is hollow and
barbed!. and as it contains the poisun
the first thing to be done is to remove
it. The part stun; should then be
6. Young lady sits in Bran ;ht, and
comma ho'eo with a had sore threat.
k\Vrap lisunel around the throat, keep
out of draughts and sudden changes of
atnt ftsphere, and every half hour take a
pined of chloride of potash, place it on
the tongue and allow it to dissolve in
the month.
7. Nurse suffers from a whitlow on
her finger.
.Taco the whitlow in water as hot as
eau be b true, then poultice with linseed
meal, taking care to mix a little grease
with the poultice, to prevent it from
growing hard. Bathe and poultice
morning and eveniug.
8. Child falls backward against a tub
of bolting water and is ninth .scalded.
Carefully undress child, lay it on a
bed on its breast as the back is scalded,
be sure all drafts are excluded, then Tickled with the flattery, like a fool I
dust over the parts scalded bi-carbonate went to work, and bitterly did I tun the
of soda, lay muslin over it, then make
a tent by placing two boxes with a
-board over them in the. bed to prevent
O11IGAN OF IIa.11 A.7 .tXE TO
GRIND,"
can not help," said Asa, So he went
to work and plowed end hoed until the
fields were clever Qf weeds,
"The erudy worm is in the neighbor-
hood," said Asa, to Ir" Qns dey. "It
has eaten its way Soho. ng;i the neigh-
bor's and is fast . moviug towards us."
RdA ti," exclaimed Ira, "sit wint surely
destroy what the weeds !lave not choked
out, I will iremediately retire to pray:
that its aiirse may be stopped or turn-
ed aside."
But Asa replied : "I pray betimes
every morning for strength to do the
work DE the day," And he hastened to
dig a trench around hie len 1 which the
army worm could lett las ; while Ira
returned from his prayers only in seas
on to save a porti3n of his trop from
it revues.
,"Do yo see, Ira," said Asa another•
•
We owo more of our cammtlr! sayings
and pithy proverbs to Dr,Feaauklin than
any of tut think or know. We say
of one who fitters or Nerves us for the
sake of Spino secret, selfish gain or fit-
vor. "Ile has an axe to grind," L.
the doctor's "Memories" is the follow-
ing story, which explains the origin of 1
the phrase. Franklin say;
When I was a little boy,I remember,
one cold winter 113oruiu4,I wasaecnntell
by a smiling malt with an axe on bis
shonider,
"My little bov," said be "has your
father a grindstone ?"
ewes sir," said I.
" Yon aro a fine little fellow," said
he. "Will you let me grind an axe ou
it ?"
!'leased with the compliment of d'ta
fine little fellow," "0, yes, sir," I an
diwered, "it is down in the shop."
"And will you, my man," said be,
patting me nu the head, "get me a little
hot water ?"
Iiow could I refuse ? I ran and soon
brought a kettle full.
"Hew old are you.? and what's your
Hants ?" continued ho, without wk'altio
for a reply. "I'm sure you aro one of
the finest labs that I have ever seen.
Will yon turn a few minutes for me?"
day. It was a new axe, and I toiled
and tugged till I was almost tired to
death. The school bell rang, and 1
the covering from pressing on the scald. could net get away : my hands wer
Cover up warmly. 1 blistered and it was not half gronud.
9. Blower cute driver's logs as he is At length, however, the axe was sharp
thrown from Ms seat. awed, and the man turned to me, say -
Pat a tight bandage around the limb, ing:
above the but, Blip a cork under it, in "Now. you little reseal, you've piny
the direction of of a line drawn from ed the truant; now scud away to school
the inner part of the knee to a little or yeti ll get it."
outside of the groin. Draw the edges Alas ! thought I, it is hard enough to
of the ant together with sticking pias- turn a grindstone this cold day, bet now
ter. l to be called a rascal was too much. Ii
10. Child has a bad earache. sank deep in my mind, and often have
Dl a ping of cotton wool in olive oil,11 thought of it since.
It and place it in the ear, Wrap
a merehant is over polite to
I his customers, begging the
up t le head and keen out of dranghts.m to take a
little brandy, and throwing his goods
on the counter, thinks I, "That man
has an axe to grind."
Wlien I see a man flattering the peo-
ple, making great professions of liber.
ty and prating loudly abont economy,
who is in private, a tyrant, methinks.
"Lookout,- good people, that fellow
wonld see you turning a grindstone."
Beware of people who pay compli•
meats when there is •no pertionlar oc•
sock. To restore breathing close the nasion for so doing. They have an axe
nostrils and breathe steadily into the I to grind, and it is not yours.
mouth ; inflate the lungs till the breast
be raised a little, then set the nostrils
free and press gently on the breast
until signs of life appear. Theu give e
warm drink and pet to bed. Do n,t
give up hope for -at least three hours
after the accident..
12. Childgets sand in his eye.
Place your forefieger on else cheek
hone, having the, child before ' you.. '. Do'you see," said Asa, 'what • a
Then.draw, up your fingeranrlyou .will hold the weeds are 'taking.? There's
.be probably able to remove it ; but if dan,rer,ofalrair,:ohokirrg 'outs. the crop
you cannot get' at"the" (and this wvay; •pntirt ly:" , '
reyoat the operation while you have' -a ''. Vefl, wed, .we roue( be resigned,"
knitting needle -laid against the eyelids ; FL, . =\V, As as +•-ell as grain...were,
this .will turn thelid in-if1A : nl,.'t�tl't`f'i' .! ,r'� .t3I-ii." ., Ana 11t+'
then the send bo reur,c ;! id „•! t! F, i6ia ,a'ft•d r;uiw:r.
ei11e hnildlkerie., F. Bathe in
aud exclude i.- .ight for ,
11. Youth goes to skate; falls through
the ice; brought home insensible.
Strip the body and rob it dry ; then
reit with a warm blanket and place it
in a warm bed in a warm room.
Cleanse away froth and muons from the
nose and mouth. • Apply warm betties,
bricks, etc., to the arm pits,: between
the thighs and the soles, of the feet.
Rub the surface of the body, with the
hand incased in a warm, dry, worsted
WORE AND PRAY.
Asa and ^ Ira were, two brothers,
whose farms lay side 14, side in a
tile valley. When the young corn,the
oats and the baarlday-were springing np,
the weeds took advantage of , the rich
soil and came up with them.
morning. "the river in rising. and
there is bot a small chattiest of prevent-
it ^g Aur farms from reina overflow/eV"
"Alae ! it le a i¢a,l ;ntnnt upon us P,l
a i1r sine, and what conn we do ?" slid
lra, ahrelwiug himself down: upon tin'
grtiuncl in despair.
"Thera care no judgments so severest
fns the' a which our sloth brings upon
ne," said Asa,
And he went quickly, and hired
workmen with whose help he raised an
enlbeeloneap that withstood the it u ;
whale Ira witnessed with blank loot: a
the deetructitrn of all his w, ahh.
• fleet's i`F dole 4'• tlnsdahahi•dlr." said he
d;Inv children aro left rue."
But while 4`I.sa's s'n13 g tev mn' wtrow.
and vi shout men, furlong Iraq tie -r
were a drunkard, as gaanabler Alva a +Ali
gide.
".the shags of titan lord;e-
equtal,'• said" Ira to hie brother, • tV .:
have yen utware lar whil.a 1 tau
taftiiote.i, and my old age die raced )"
"I only know this," replied & a,
dd I'hat Beavon always helps me to
meat my children's faults as I meet the
weeds, the caterpillars and the flood ;
and that I savor presumed to send s
petition upwerde without makieg twit
ray right -band servant, the messenger
of my prayer."
Co p1o%.e Stool o
NEW an CHEAP'`URNITURE a " '`. DREW'S.
T BEG LEAVE TO CALL TOUR ATTENTION
to ply new stock of l'arlor and 13edraow Faroi-
lure, Sexing Beds and Alattreeses, Pillows and hol-
sters. 1 have made a very great reduction in nay
prices, and still Wag resolved to wapiti goods of the
r,:t quality, I confidently hereto sive you every sat.
faction. biy stock cf Beds, Chairs, Cane -work.
aet everything in the Von --tare Line is being dis-
posed off »t a discount of 10 per cert. for cash:
The Undertaking a speciialty, at tr.., cheapest pox
bible rates. FEATHERS FUR SALE.
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4 DREW.
The snF,s^raber. S. E. ,Jebel, wishes to thank r e people of Exeter, and i a5a :> 4oantr tsr tette lib -
oral pittron ge whiria he lies recd ivedsimee among yea.. as u wetsh mower ar ai Jewe.er yens ass) se
term Fon tams i have s large quantity of g,zu.:ls to chem :.e Cf. same of which are
TO LET ARTICLES,
SOAPS,
PERFUMES,
Hair, Tooth,
and Nail
BRUSHES.
ETC., ETC., ETC.
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@DO ION LABORATORY•
MAIN STEET, EXETER,
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS'
EXAMINATION.
TEE Semi -animal examination of
Candidates forPublic School Teachors'Seeond
Class Certificates, will bo held in town of Coder --
fell, commencing on Monday. the 16th December
next at 1:60 p, m.
Forms of notice to bo previously given by the
Candidates, can be obtained on application to
the Secretary, and must be returned to him, pro-
perly filled up not later than the 10th November
next,
Candidates are •required to forward to the Sec-
retary the necessary certificates of success in
teaching and moi al character.
PLTER ADAMSON,
Seo, Board Ears.
Goderioh, Oat., 28 1878.
GEORCE xEMP,
DEALER IN
GROOERIE S,
CANNED SALltION,
LOBSTE1 S,
SARDINES.
CON FECTIONERY.'l
FRUITS, &O., &C."
Has always a good and fresh supply:on
hand.
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Also
:n:--Also in TOBACCOS loading brands; CHCTCE
CIGARS, ,foreign and some made, all the beet
bcands. Give him a call and you will besure to
set satisfaction.
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TOR.tCCOS AND CIGARS, WHOLESLE
' AND RETAIL.
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AVIA for Great Western Steamship
Line, New York and. Bristol. .d . t • -
BEMEM.BER THE ADDRESS:
SHIP OROCEflY, and TOBACCO STORE
MAIM STREET, EXETER.
SLIGHTLY D,A,..Y ." G.�i fl 3I '
JCIarenerY
Jewellery
Jewellery
CHEAP A AND GOOD.
ISG MFS - .. CALL. S4. ? ;. ,TO.NE$.
JUST RECEIVED AT TILE
EXETER GR.CERY
AND LI ..1101:t STAR
A L.1,RUE STOCK Or
a
EE.', ,lAP;1N,
YOUNG IIYSON
and BLACK TEAS,
itA,ISINCS. (1' 'RANTS,
PRUNES, I Pd,ii;i1 APPLES,
• E1) FRG%IT,
a;ll'wDINES",
LQIBSTERS.
SATAXTON,
.BITTED SM'F'F AND rreKLEs, Tatee7Dlt:s, GINS. WINER AND SYR1'1Ps. FYI:,
S6r'OEJ Q.Ii, 7itISII AND COMMON NHISKIES, TOBACCOS AND CIGAT S,
Wholesale and Retail,
G. . J .., MACK,
71 C K,
MainStreet,Exneter,
T.
THE MARKET QUESTION
ISAAC CARLING
Being now in receipt of alarge stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines and
Liquors, Crocker, Etc.,
At his Store, Main Street, Exeter, which will be sold at
LOWEST MARGIN ON COST
The inhabitants of Exeter and vicinity need not feel troubled
at the want of a market wherewith to make money, but
call at the store of the subscriber and c
SECURE THE ' `' .R AINS
there to be had in Overooating; �'llll_t;loths, Broad -cloth
Doe skins, Silks, Winceys, Delaines, and everytuing
noeded in the Dry Goods line. The Grocery
Department is Complete. An inspection invited
No trouble to show goods ISAAC CARDING
E:urra -3, for the Sg=
OF THE
Piano and. Sewino. Machine
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HE LARGEST' AND BEST STOOK OF
Silverware, Ohine. and Doif evor soon In
the West, at
E. DREW'S ETOItE.
Mr. Drew has just reoeivod an excellent Medico
Silver Tea detts,Butter Coolers, Doubloand $inglo
Pickle Cruets, Cake Baskets, Card !Receivers, Com-
munion Set ts,etc.,of the Best Quadruple and Triple.
Plate, and is offering the mine atprioes that would
ASTONI:;al. YOU FOR CIJEAPNESS 1
FIs has jnst opened out a new and oompiote as.
sortment of China, G1Lus and Stopewaros. A
largo stock of Lamt,sjust arrived!. Call and satisfr
yourself as to qualityand cheanose. Como and
try our instruments. Music Teacher still en
hand.- Services at lowest figures.
Special „ttention oalleS to the Raymond Sewing
Machine. Organs and iPiauoe unsurpassed for
beauty of design, and quality of tone.
E. DREW.
Get your Job Work sone
AT THE
`TIMES' PR!NT!NG HOU