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13110E..k.iN HEAltT,
• A. man is said to be "red" or "white"
With, rage. In using these expressions
we are physiologically bpealding of the
nervous condition of the miuute cireu-
lation of the masn'a blood. "Red"
rage means partial paralysis ofminute
blood vessels ; and "white" rare !beaus
temporary suspension of the aotiou of
the circulation itself. But such hap-
penings cannotbe produced without
the :oocurrenee of permanent organic
evils of tare vital organs especially of the
heart and brain. One striking example
is given by Dr. Richardson, in the (ase
of a member of hie .own profession.
This gentleman told the doctor that an
original irritability of temper was per-
mitted, by want of due control, to pass
into ft ctiepoaition of almost persistatlt
or chronic sag=er, so that every trifle in
his way was to (al1Se of unwarrantable
irritati•ii. Sometimes his anger was
so vehement that all about him were
Alarmed for him even more than for
'themselves; and a hen the attack wn,,
over there were hours of sorrow au;l
rte ;ret in private, which were not ae ex
hausting as tho previous rage. Io the
•midst of cue of these outbreaks of slim t,
severe xnad..oss, he suddenly felt, to
use his own expression, as if his "heart
were lost." Ile reeled under the im-
pression ; then recovering, he put hiehand to Iiia wrist and discovered en in-
termittent action of hi;+ heart As the
castes of his faintness. He never cow.
plstely rallied from that shook, and to
the clay of his death -which was ten
.years later -he was never free froin
intermittency. " I am broalten-heart-
.ecl." he would SAX, "physictrlly
lbr ikon -hearted." Anil so he was ; but
the knowledge of the broken heart
tempered marvelously his passion, and
saved flim mealy years of e. really useful
life, He died ultimately from au acute
febrile disorder,
• GE,TT1NC-r EVEN" WITH AN
IRISHMAN.
When I wan at school there was one
boy with whom I was always quarrelling
lie wase an Irish youth nand Barney,
Budlike many of iia countrymen he
had a fair share of mother wit. I be
lievt: I disliked him mainly because of
his wit, which sooner or later made
every bay in school the but of some
joke. Never shall I forget how I tried
to 'get even' with him, and. woefully has
bent me with my own weapons. Lay-
ing lay own plans carefully beforehand,
I' drew Barney into a controversy, in
the presence of most of the boys, upon
the comparative bravery of the Anglo
Saxon anit Celtic races. After a warm
•discnssiou, in which hi•itory was large-
ly drawn up, nod much bantering
exchanged, I said
• L ick here, Barney -we can test
the thing right here. You ale an
fa Liman and I am a Yankee. Now I
engage to clo something right here,
this rnuuleut that you wilt not dare to
ci0.'
Go ahead 1" returned be, defiantly,
and the boys crowded around to see the
fun. I took a large pin from my cont,
and deliberately thrust it through the
lobe of my ear, pulled it through to the
head, and then drew it out,. It hurt
dreadfally, but I never winced.
" There, Mr. Ot:lt," said I, handing
the pin to Barney, " dare you do
that ?"
Yes," he replied slowly, " I dare
do it -but I'm not such a blasted
fool ! '
What a shoat the boys did raise! I
slunk away, looking and feeling silly
enough. I lied a sore ear for many
days, and firmly resolved never agaiu
to out brag an Iriabmau.
A - TER ar13LE DISASTER.
Och, wirra, wirra.
What's the trouble now ? asked Mr.
Burne, as a doleful lookiug old lady
made her way into court
0, but mo hearts brei. lotirely, sir.
Bless my soul, what ails the woman,
Chief ?
,These weexnen will be a bletherin,sir,
a ,I canna, make theta out. .
+�" How did it batmen ?
Oct,ir
aiey enough, sur, it was as
gent a bard, sur, as Iver ate rlhrips,
fan' I had it fatted for Cbriettnas for rue
an' the ould lean, fethe.n shore some
thievin' vagal one bruk iuto the Inn
'house an' stole it away.
.It's the heti house that was broken
then an' not your heart.
Shure it's all the setae, sur. IF yeez
intended to sit down to a splendid
rilast turkey at Christmas, au' ye found
out the burd was stole away, wud'ilent'
,your hurt bruit too 2
No, 1'il get another one.
But if yeez hadn't the money, and
no friends
Then the case- would be different.
But what crap I do ?
Shure ye kin find the there _yir honer
"ail' may glory he yir bed,' au" liangelai
parted yir slumbers.
1)o you know who stole the bird ?
Fakes it I did T d„wriug tnis,neok,if 1
Fat able, ;
)ou c ll't take the 1ik,y into your own
THE TIMES
hands, my good woman. If you don't l
know Who stole the bird, I don't see
what can be done. However, there's
the chief and he will deal with yen.
Ala good woman can you give the
depeairtment ony information ?
Shure if I could I wudden't be here.
I want ye to catch the tuafe. An' it
was an iligent b'u'd. As foine a turkey
-an' a. gobbler too.
I don't know what can be done.
Thet o are so maty (thicken thieves:
and
chickens and turkeys, ma'am are so
inuoh alike, that it's hard to swear to
them,.
Au' fwhat's the perli(e for if it isn't
tocatch thieves. Tell ane fwhy
The why is that you don't know any-
thing
nything about the thief beyond the fact
that the bird was stolen.
An that's the fwhy, is ib ? Thin
good =ruin' to yo sur. It's no sans -
faction I'll get here -au', that's the
fwhy. No inforrnaaellun, Ooh, good
morning to yeez all.
'2W1 N'TY I1117OLITE THINGS.
1. Loud and bnisterous laughing.
2, lieadi,lg while others are talking.
8. Cuttieg finger nails in company.
4. Talking while others ate reading.
5, Jolting others in company.
0. (irezing rudely at strangers
7. Leaving a stranger without •a
seat,
8. 1lxaking yourself the hero of your
Own 810x3',
9. Reading a;lllud in oempany with-
out Laing naked.
10. Spitting tobacco j nice about over
the floor.
11. Leaving church before worship
is closed.
12. Wiliipering and laughing. in the
banal or GNI.
13. A. went of respect and reverence
for seniox•s.
14. Correcting persons older tixan
yolrselt, eepFcielly your parents.
15. Receiving presents without an
expression of gratitude.
16. Nut listening to what one is say-
ing in company.
17. Commencing to eat as soon as
you get to the table.
18. Answering questions that have
been out to others.
19. Beginlaing to talk before others
have finished epe'dcing.
20. Latvlriug at the mistakes of
others.
•
BURGLARS IN A DEATH,
CLIAMBER.
At the residence of Mrs. Sweeney,on
C1rritian street, above Eighth, lies a
young ratan upor. whose wail face death
pas already fixed his seal. For weeks
the summons of the grim spectre has
been hourly looked for, and, in order to
prepare for the unknown future, a
priest some days ago absolved kiln of
tiis sins, and smoothes the pathway
from this life he is so shortly expected
to leave to the borders of the baurue
t>ohose entrance is through the grave.
The disease which had wasted his sub-
stauee, and had confined flim t0 a con-
sumptive's bed, rendered it necessary
that he should be watched constantly,
sothat he might nob smother in one of
the frequent spasms of c)ugbing, to
which ha was subject; Day and night
the folks had taken their turns in
watcbiug by his bedside and performing
such duties as his aggravated case de-
manded.
Between the hours of one and two
o'clock in the inorning lie was regularly
taken with a moat viulent fit of cough-
ing, which rackect his fraise and
rendered hi,n completely exhausted for
hours after. Ou Wednesday night
Mrs. Sweeuey took her seat by his bed-
side, end waited natil he lied soul{ into
a sleep. Bat being already worn out
with her day's leisure -fur the lady
carries on the business of an uedertak-
er,.tho watcher stole to an adjoining
room, and threw herself ou a bed to
snatch a few moments' rest before her
patient was taken with his 1uidtigllt
attack. It was dux ing her absence from
his side that the skit man saw the
burly forms of two igen on the sited
outside the window- of his apartment,
on the second story rear, acting in snob,
to manner as to satisfy Lilo that they
were upon an errand of robbery.
Lang sickness heel rendered hint
completely helpless, and his voice cnlild
not be raped above a whisper, and by
these eircumstau048 lie was compelled
to lay and wait the issue of events.
Presently lie saw the window raised,
and the twi) men stealthily .entered his
room. 'Then they crept to his bedside,
and one of the vilhaius, to silence him,
dealt a heavy blow upon his forehead.
The men wits Helpless. The wretches
b aurid his feet with c ,rde, and shackled
his bony, antis with ropes that cut deep
into his bl eidless skin -anti filled` hie
body with pain, Batt still their awful
work was but half fiuislied. Feeling
that he might cry out they ganged hie
tnuuih and covered his head with a
towel in such a foamier ss to almost
stifle his already feeble respiration.
Setting ono of the pillows. the thievete
ripded open the ticking and emptied
the fe.l:h:r:; u; un the Mot., Ifav'ing
thus scoured themselves a sack they
searched flireugh the house and collet.
ted a large piece of satin, a roll ,if black
cashmere, and a piece of silk u9ed by
Mrs. ,Sweeney for ()olein -mountings,.
These artiolea they placed in the pillow•
ease, ,and then proceeded to make their
escape.
in the meantime the invalid had
been making feeble. ,efforts to release
his head from the suffocating towel.
Ile hail, partly succeeded in his obieat,
anl,iu twisting bis body in a last effort,
110 fell out of bell upon the floor with a
heavy thud, The noise occasioned by
hie fall .alarmed the., thieves, who
dropper' their beg and sprang through
the wiudow and eeoaped. The distur-
bance also aroused Mrs. Sweeney from
her Bleep, and she rushed into the
apartment to final that siek man stretch-
ed upon the floor, speeenleSS and
helpless, half enveloped in his bed -
clothing, amid the scattered feathers
and the plunder of tate thieves.
Is' the storm of adversity whistles aruaud
yen, whistle as bravely yourself : 1?erluans the
two whistles may make melody, If you feel
an indisposition to exertion, weak nerves, pain
in the back,etc., or aro ailaioted witJ1 any tlf-
feetiou of the seorotory organs, ago ti'roroltrA
13nenu and Uv& Uusr. It improves the digest-
ive powers and strengthens the weakened and
debilitated organs. For sale by all dealers. $1
per bottle,
NorniNo so good to kill worms in children a.
Freeman's worm powders,
Andrew Jackson said that Napoleon stood
the loan of his time, and that it would be five
handled years before • the earth produced his
equal. It will also be five huedrecl years be-
fore the eaxth will produce a liniment equal to
Halyard's Yellow Oil. For Mums, bruises,
wounds &c., it cannot be rivalled. Irl rheu-
matism, neuralgia, spinal complaints, etc,, it
proves a messenger of mercy. For sale by all
dealers.
National Pills purify the, very fountain of
lite.
HIODGSON, & J. OKE, CO.
Z'V'S T.tJaJ./a T)EP.4[;TJ►I'E.1'X..
�. 0 DISCOUNT WILL I3E AL-
`1 lowed on Anrerioan Invoices until further
notice,
J. JOEINSON,
Dee. 4,'78-tf Commistioner of °oilstones,
AT TH.ii
Standard Sash Door c Blind
I+? A 0 T 0 lt; Y
is constantly kept on baud, all kinds of bailable
material, i' looting herd and soft, Siding Mould
ngs &C., sold cheap, Planing Jigging and Turning
promptly attended to.
BUILDINGS CONTRACTED FOR,.
and satisfaction gnarantood, As we have of
bawl 0. large aloe* of dry lumber, we feel sure on
satisfying diose who may give us a call,
R )SS DROS, & TAYLOR.
NEW MACHINE SHOP,
William Extolling'
wiahostointorni the pubiio that he is• better
llrgr?argd totepuil all kinds vi
Sewing Mra,chiues,, Watches
Clocks, Guns, &o., thau any
other person' in the country, as
ibis charges are rna odorate, and
ho guarantees to give Satisfao-
ST. M UtY'S LMAU/WORKS.
our drawn kilns botnguow in full operation nd+
turning out daily alarge quantitl
Iii I IVE El
that for all,ipt,rposoa
cannot be surpassed in the
loll.
?atttesfrom a distance can always
either at the kilnsor delivord by teatiue
est remunerative rates, Orders from o
i promptly attended to,
W'HITSON & SCLATI
NEW BUTCHER SHOP pAINTINCit
rlhe undersigned wouldinform the inhabi-
1tan teofllxeterand vicinity that he has
OPENED A NEW BUTCHER SHOP
ollcdoor south ofhis Mac smith shop andhopes
bliesame liberal patronage that has been ac
corded to him in the
00AORB111TTII AND 1A0ON MARINO
line via boextendedWhim in his new branch of
oueiness, ibis meat wagon willcall attbe resi-
dents of the village three time seueLweek and
FRESH MET
all kinds ,kept conon hand at his
butcher shop.
Blacksmithtng and wagon makingcarried ou
as usual in all its la uLtl.es
R. DAVIS.
mI•IE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MIS-
ERY
Just Published, in a sealed Envelope.
Price six cents,
. Auctioneers. Sales promptly attended. A lecture ou the Nature, Treatment ,and Radi-
to. Days of sales arranged at this office. o,ti cure of Seminal weauue s, or Sporn ator'ho)a,
induced by Self -Abuse, Involuntary Eulissicns,
Impotenc}, Nervous Debility, and Impediments
to marriage generally; Censtunption Epiu.psy,
ane Pits • aton;al and P11vs1081 Incapacity, &a.-
BY ROBERT J. OULVE$WVELL, M. D., author of
the "Green Book," &c.
Th lad th thi d bl
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
r(1 HE TRUE FOR RECEIVING TENDBS
for the Sections between Lake Superior
and Red River is extended until noon on WVEn-
NasnAx, January 15th, 1879.
The time for receiving Tenders for the Sec-
ti.uis inBritish Columbia is cxtendeduntilWNn-
NssnAY, tho 12th day of February, 1879.
For further information, apply at the office of.
the Engineer -in -Chief, Ottawo.
By order,
F. BRAUN,
Secretary.
Dept. of Public 'Works,td.
Ottawa, llecemher 15%1878.L11XECUTOR'S NOTICE TO ORE D•
ITORS.
The Creditors of TIi0I1It MoOURDY late
of the Township of Fullerton, in the County of
Perth, formerly of the Township of Hibbert, in
the said Comity. of Perth, yeoman, deceased,
who died on or about the twenty-fifth day of
September, A. D., 1878, are, on before the
twenty-seventh city of January, A. D. 1879, to
send by letter, postpaid, to Messrs. HARDING,
RARDING cit WHITE, of the Town of. St.
Marys, in the County of Perth, Solicitors of
John Gourley and John McCurdy, Executors of
the said `Thomas MoCu:•dy, deceased, their
Christian names and surnames, addresses and
descriptions, the fullparticularsof their claims
a statement of their accounts and the nature of
tiro secur,ties (if any) held .by them; and im-
mediately after the said twenty-seventh day of
January, the assets of the estate of the said
Thomas McCurdy deceased, will be distributed
among the parties entitled thereto, having ref-
erence only to the claims of winch notice shall
have. been furnished to the Executors ; and the
said Executors shall not be liable for the assets
so distributed or ally part thereof, to any person
of whose claim notice shall not have been re-
eeived by them or their said Solicitors at the
tithe of distribution.
This notice is given inpursnance of Cap.:107,
Sec. 31, Revised Statutes of Ontario.
Dated at St. Marys, this 13th day of Decem-
ber, A. D., 1878.
HARDING, HARDING 84 WHITE,
e -amroncwne au or In s a m re e
T.ecture, clearly proves train his own experience
that the awful consequences of SQIf-Abuse ivav be
effectually removed ,vithont medicine, ane with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, ins tru-
meute, rings, or cordials ; pointing out a nude of
cure at once certain and effectual, by which every
snifercr, no matter what rids condition may be
J may cure himself oheaplr, privately and radically.
1 t aThis Lecture will prove a boon to thousands
and ttaotasands.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad -
dross, ou receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps,
.iddres
THE cuz wxr.T, sixntOAL. c 0.
41 -tun st. New York.
1'.0.Bix1.500
Mowers and Reapers.
WE OFFER A TRIAL
cf oureelebrated
Single Mowers
-ANL-
Single Reapers
n all kindsof Grass and Grrin,and on all con
i ti ou s of s oila lid s arlace,
Solicitors for Executors. AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
• Olt NO SALE
ThohighPr000frinr a TriaJ of our Wrought (ton
We also offer a Two Bit,
JOHNSTON'S COMBINED RF.117i3
docs not oiled the ow prices at which
IL. 8 T ETE ^�..t' ET'I
areoffering their stock of
TINWARE, STOVES. ht(.,
Exeter & Hensall
l
which consists oiall -the latest anii improved
styles of Hitchen, Cook and Parlor stoves,Tlilk
cane, Bans, and pails of the most approved
pattens, and everything in the iine; Also, a
ood selectior of handsome
Jl ii. ve` troup"iLir1 y
as u.41s1,' receive, evei'3'attention, alit1 done
at the lowest figures.
lit vitt opened onto branch astabliOhmont
at /Jensall, oar friends ;n that :'ioigtlborlx.lud
cal 1m suaplic.', 11 t:,e shortest uotiee, `.
AND MJWER
illachiuessupplied with
1'wo Pitmans,
Two Llrag-btrs,
Two Finger•bars.
•
Four Knives,
Forked and Keyed. '
Nute,
• Self -oilers,
cite,, to.
ion'and Lifelnsurauo, ,nd 0ensralCoiunaission
tgeuts, iiiSuranco two-thirds clleapei than, or-
dinary cost, ,alsoMoney tolean .en reasonable
terms. Prompt 81111tion to orders per mail
er oilierwise, k trm anti Viliege property for
sale or to iliaso, Also sou a good business stands.
and resicll near: ia1 lionsull.
JO}TN MASON, JCBE1'U tremor:tJ. ill nissioner , Conveyancer
can b3 change, from Mower
ANI) REAPED,TO MOWER
13yreulovalaifour boltr, (111 inlesrr s11,uxhtteon
nlinutos`ttulo.
t'lease call at our winks and inspoc
our Mitehitl01 bernreplarchlising�'
elsewhere.
Its -'Send for O,atalogttes,
TIIOMTPSO .& WILLIAMS
Ma litfacturing Qe,, Stretford..
PAINTING-.
J. KITGHU G
Is prepared to do all kfnds o1
HousePainting, Paper -hanging
Whitening, &c.
at;reasonable prices and punctually.
J.ICITCHING, llaiii st
Exeter.
1xetel.- North.
FLOUR and GRIST MILL,
Being in good working order gives e10ry aecom0
dation possible in griatiug and flouring. Flour
and mill feed delivered to pari ies ]eavulg their
orders before coo o'clock atT.lii"(LL'S bakery, or
y;0BYBN E a CO'8, or at mil saute day
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.L £'-Z1•XIS
'WJ' //1,. I" 2' NW s Ci
EXETER A° o.
MEDICAL
iL
1 }R. COWEN. OFFICE - MAIN
/ Street, Exeter, np-stairs, opposite Central
H otel. Side entrance, ou the south• -street lead -
Igo to B. C. Church.
t1s'Orders left at Iilino's shoe store will receive-
prompt attention. 49-1y.
DR. HUTCHINSON, Member of
the College of Physicians and Sw geous of
Ontario, &e., &c.. Main Street, Exeter.
DR. HYNDAIAN.-001ONEE FOR
L the County of Enron. Office,next door to
lir.I. 0arling's store, Exeter.
T W. BROWNING M. D., C. M.
CI • P. 8, Graduate Victoriatiniversity Office
and residence. Don. dict L aborstnry,. Exeter,
I C. MOORE, M.1). C. M.
• Graduate 01 Mc Gill IT aiversi ty, Montreal
Office andresidenoe, Exeter, Ont, O9ice 1 ours -
Ste 10a. In and 7to10n.na
DR. J. A. ROLLINS, M. C. P. S.
0., Victoria S+,. Croditon, Ont Office houret
from 9 to 10 a. m.; S to 5p. m.
LU'r'Z, M. D.,
• • ()face at his residence, Exeter.
T1R. IRVING, GEADUAT 14 UNI-
111 VERSITY Trinity College Wweber College
Puveicians and surgeonr Out., of]ice1tirkton.
NEW FALL GOODS.
A• EL.i1
has just received. a large stock of
Oi' atr.I''fs, (;looks, Jewellery, li"to-
iria Strings, Spe.Iactes Latices)
and Gents Pocket Rooks.
A large stook of Fancy Goods con-
stantly on hand.
THE ExETER.
Planing. Mill . Sash,
DOOR AND
BLIND PETRI!
ALL KINDS OF
TUR NING
Dont; to order.
itainembct theplace
lover' C'1lre aO'iR9'A 't" ,
,JASON & TIUDSON, Ilensail, Out:
tvJ- ACCiiU1$TAN'18, AUC7IONEL'1as.
A. Commissioner, IlnOr-
8000. Ll hill
Loan Agent„ Banes-..
uact door uotth Royal Hotel, E x0101. Wilsons.
(1atol; fussiest t, 3a ery londity,
1)lttVAT1i FUNDS to loan 'at 8 per
cent.
II414O1 Ti AGES ROUGT1't'.
M,may baited on good 0 T,t)S,
j ONVEYANCING •-z- 1)eeds, 1410
.\sr Ai. s, :i ..s II( h.1iasvuoure.asaxtableta