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HEALTHY' WOMEN.
A. writer, in urging the!uecessity for
more attention. to physictt,lcttlture,uotee
as a favorable sign, the fact that "the
pale and ° intereetiug type of female
beauty ie fust losing its popularity, and
that uieu of pobitiou and influence are
'locfaring fur the healthy stauderd of
womanly heal)ty, ouch as was ever rec.'
oguized by fxreeoe and Rome, Trait;
rs certaitily au important and happy
change in, public taste, andaleeacly the
efiecte of it are to be detected in au itn.
proved .cortditiuu of; feminine health,
for it can hardly be denied tont ou au
Average the women of to -day are physi
tally superior to what they were a few
years ago, whoa tight -lacing and sim.
ilar destroy iug customs prevailed.
Yeuug women take more exercise
thou they formerly did. They tide and
alk more, and are more in open air..
Tuey have not the int:ano dread of the
bun's Lays as they Duce had. But there
is niluuh room for improvement yet,
Many deices are still presided over by
ievalid wives and mothers, who furnish
a cuustant speotat;lo of sadness and
misery to their families and friends,and
arc a subjtet of unlimited expense to.
their lul,bauds. In Snell homes the
!;neatest bieseiupa that could be wished
for would be thio health of the mistress
resturcd ; but too often it is the one
blessing that never conies.
Atuerioan homes, more titan any!
ether, perhaps in tLe,werld,aro sadden -
ea by sickly women. If this shad be
so no louger, is will be a great blessiug
t,) the nation. And the remedy. is sim-
ple. American men are as strong and
healthy as men of other nations ;. there
is no good reason why ;American wo-
men sliouLi net be. All.that is needed
is proper attention to dress, and exer-
cise. Let women dress, as men de,
THE TIMES
.:m+tpnau•••••••nza 4 aae.nwt�,rau.kavms x...acwevr.non site W+�w ire Mint--Wltptttl ma
leg like a boom derrick.,'
'I know liiui,' saki the passenger
with the sandy goatee, 'he's a raging
tornado of wrath when Ae'e waked
up.'.•
'Bei man,' said the fat passenger ,.
"1 don't want no.husiaess with lam.!
The mita from Beath Aotou looked
at the valise with'glaueesofconcern and
apprehensinn, and then turned ou nue
somewhat indignantly,
'Gaul duan ye,' he sai1.with a R•ube
clued eniille,wtitle he took out his baud-
kerchief and began repairs on the v+t:
Ilse, 'Gaol durn yo, why. didu't ye tell
ane this seat was oeoupled 2'
Not poesetisiug the physical powers
of the Harvard chap,. I meekly said,
'Because he didu't ask me.' He only
said if I did not take away that valise
he would put his foot on it,.aud I told
him I didn't oare, and t didn't.
Re , growled and whirled alternately,
while be turned every handkerchief he
could find in his pockets cleansing and
polishiug that valise, and every time
the oar door opened he started a ervous-
ly and looked up to 8913 if the 'Kicker'
was corning in. By•aud by, when the
valise wits t e4tored to it °•primitive neat•
uses, the fat passenger laughed, a
ohnekliug, smothered kind of a laugh.
I bent over Bey tablet and scribbled
away like mad. The passenger with
the saur'y goatee said, '0 dear, 0
dear.' Tue t til thin passenger tvhietled
a bar from 'The babies ou aur block,'
a'id the sad passougor;;lookecl out of the
window and sighed as though his heart at r tR
would breat;.` toy �5�,
The man from Souwh Acton glared ' t ! Ur' , ft,
around the oar and a light dawned in
his face.
'By gel,' he said, 'yon ft:tlo'e her
bean lying to eche, and I know it.'
And then a genial howi went up all
along, the line, reaching the climax as
the wan from South Acton g•'ve a sav-
age kick at cry innocent valise, and
slammed the door after hint like a fit of
wooden prefauity as he got of the cars
at Waltham.
Morel.—This would be a sad,dreary,
desolate world if there wasn't any fun
in it.
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TIME 'tel
CRIIMINAL STATISTICS.
so their bodies shall nut be squeezed'
and pressed together, bat have free
room for motion, and let them go out
into the air and sunshine, as men do,
and exordia their bodies, and the race
of American women will not become
extinw, as it is expected toll. On the i
contrary it will be unproved, built up I
The Minister of Agriculture has pub-
lished hu the appendix to Itis report for
1879, the criminal statistics for 1876,
1877; and 1878. We append the re-
cruit by comities, the number in each
column giving the number of etiwivals
fit eai h Sean :—
CoUnteres. 1870
and 1'eantiliad and the time will short-
nt 259
I1' come when the Realty mac will not j Bruce .........149
have to hunt the country over to find a ; Carleton ... ... 1041
healthy wife. We are on the right track; Elgin .. 508
now ; all that is needed to go ahead ; • Eses ..........685
and the results will Soon be manifest. `1 ro.iteuac... ... 780
Women will die to be iia fashion ; there Grey 3.11
fore let the fashion of female beauty be Haldimand ... ... 158
vi'eor and strength, and all the ladies in ; Halt+ n ... ... ... 72
the land will be swingiog dumb -bells, Htstiugs ---
prec:ieiug arotaery, riding on horse- tlnroi ... ... .. 609
back, and walking fora wager, but they Kent 070
well be !u style. Lamb ton .. 330
Lanark .. .. 180
BOUND TO HASr.E A SENT.
tit Solite Acton a man got on the
irttin, wa'ked down the aisle until he
came to inc. slid then he parsed and
stared at al a Ise on the Co ".
'Take away that valise,' he said,gruf.
fly, 'or, I'l.t put my feet on it.'
'•Put your feet on it if you alai,' I
said. 'It won't hurt your feet, 1 don't
reeken.'
I nwn he went into the seat basin
me and up went hi4 feet on the valise.
Presently tlie mud and enowon his art.
ice began to melt and run (leen the
Rides of the valise in uely little streaks.
The man from South Acton seemed to
tape a savage delight an scraping his
feet around hind making the havoc as
great as possible.
'Ter'nble•Mee vnliae,' he presently
&t �wled ; 'should think veil rather put
It Rwav than have it -tromped into,' •
'(rood land,' 1 said, a little teetily, 'I
can't take theme of all the benanas in
the car. It's all lean do to look -after
lay own.'
The man from South .oton shared at
ave with a changing couotenence•as he
half lifted his feet.
'Ye ain't going to tell me thine ain't•
your valise, be ye 2' he asked, .anxious-
ly.
'Of oonree it wasn't,' I Antd.; !would.
1 let anybody ruin my -valise in that
rev.
'Well, then,' he wanted to know,.
;MI...Re in tuff then/ter was it "-
'Belonged to a c'nl:lenian who hail
gone forward into the smoking car,' I
health. '
'And if he doen't therm) yon .when
f'e' cinema out,' eaia' the fat pn.gaenlrer,
cheerfully,'I'ni most awfully fetched:'
The South Acton man took his. feet
(Rothe valise an looked' 'at • ie rue.
falls,
'Who `?' lie.aeked,• with visible
nrxiety.
'college chap,' said the tall, thin pas.
ganger,
';est *kicker in the Harvard football
:itstw; siyt1 tit() ,1114 p9091181';; ;lax a
mi
Leeds & Grenville 795
Leuuox tC Addington 105
548
Middlesex ... ... 1870
Norfolk..., 312
Northumberland
D ntllanl ... ...
Ontario . ... ..
Oxford... ... ...
Peel
Perth ... ..
Peterborough
Preselect &lwu tech
Prince Edward ...,
Renfrew ...
Simcoa
Stormont; Dpudas
2(12
16'2:
337
20G
70
96
162
304
1870
490
8'25
1'209
470
514
780
330
104
125
588
005
856
319_
125
709
165
1103
1508
220
000
3711
292..
194..
520.
314,
86,
2.5
221..
Glenglirry ..,, 281•• 545;
Victoria , 330. 323'
t' aterino 200 213
Welland .., 651 651
'elliufton.-. ... 293 541
Wentworth 2070 2850
York .... ..,, eau., return. 5531
All kinds or printing done neatly -cheaply anti -:with di''Spatcll,
Order you work where yon ciao, pt. it,c?+~tue. the•. o4epo$t,.
1878
513
3.23.
155.2
460
618
848
489
1471
711
701 !
70a
856
485;
89.
780(
187;-
705!
2178'
2061
947
337
879 „
180'•
706
426 '
136i.
126
174!
605: The
4161
882
239
11Or3
799
8136
6106.
Total,. .... 22'235 25002 28180
ObTE.WAY.,TO ECONOMIZE.
Dlany a poor men, if -required to ac-
count tor.the manner IA which he has
expended his income, would find bills
of his family plcysiciau for "medical
services!' among the leading items. 11,
seven cased out,of ten, acute diseases
are .tbe result of soate neglected clu•oa.ie
disease Thus, fevers invariably result
froin.diseased couditious of.tbe blood
and liver, and a timely us,e of alternat-
ive, or blood -purifying, 4,rni1 cathartic
retnediee would have avert eft t110 pros•
ts'ating filmes, that often leaves the
systent.,irrepe.rablyinjLred. Dr. rlcree'e
Golden Mediae! discovery and Pleasant
:Pli:rgative Pellets are tLts..best alterative
and oatiiaitic medicines yet compound.
ed.: Fail diroiEous are give,'n, for ad
ministering theta, together with arta, so -
curate deseriptiou af.the y.rnp Loi. de.
mending their use.' They will not:oure
all.human ill (as some mecliciues are
ativertistd to do), but the will cure the
' diseases for whiolt they are compo• utte.
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BARRISTER, c!i ATTORNEY
At Laic, Solicitor, &c. OiLcc, I'anst}zt's Bloat:
P•.seter.
r DIoDI.A1 MID, l;.A.,
it t itttfs't'E1t,NOT 1'RV, CONVEYANCER.
LUCAI' JET.
1P1;DICAL.,
B. IIUTG•IIINSON, DIembe.r of
the College of,Physiclans atld Surgeons c,ft
Ontario, tett., tic., Oflioe next door to I. C'arliuge,..
limit Street Exeter
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tHFNDiiA I.—C011?NEli FOR.
lite (loamy of Ilnr nt. tdto.
.tir.I. Carnng'tatoro,Lxoter.
W. B1t(,1VNINa M. D., C. M.,
j•tf m
P. S, fir'ulnato Viotori :University• Office.
luta. residence. `Don, aiott Lahoratoty. Exeter.
C. M0011E, 1J. D. 0. Di.
s Gratlnnte of Jlcf;illUtilve, City, Monti -roll
:013;00 and rosidenea,Rotator, Ont. 0_d'co 1 oars—
etc) 10 tr. m and 7'6° 10 u. 311
TAF:. J. A. ROLLINS, .;t11. 0.. P. S.
O., Vtot pie S`. Crettitou, Ont. 0tiltte hours.
rout0to10a,in.;2to5p,ni.
ri LUTZ, M. D.,
• Office at his residence, Exeter.
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VISBSITY TrinityColiogc t1or•1.erCortege
Pzivsicians aud smcoont ons., cit,'ooIiirkton.
HOTELS.
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'1E NTLIAL 1-!0TET.,,. 0REDITON`.
J —Win. Baker prnprietor; This Hotel be s-
been newly ttu•nishod end fitted up in ars!-chase
ittyle. Large nod onnvenlon t show Pot fns for
Commercial Travellers; best of lige r• and cigars.
stthe liar. attentive'Iiestletr cl'n•,'ygen hand !�
is 21-1m, WILL EA. nAKEIl,
`DBIN'flE OF WALES' MOTEL.
Or.iN Cx, Swat(TS hawing purchased
the above hotel, and fitted it throaght'ut,now of••
fors fir 't.tnasen000211 nodntinu totrnveloye, flood
minor ante cigars lit the bar, t+oudstabling oust'
attentive tiostiar ou Blind. Evory attontion paid,
to gooste.
(111.&X'S STECIf0 MEDICINE.
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7 ut;. etii;e for Semi=
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Impotency, antral]
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of Serfa bust', at
�i' !` loss of • Menlo!] y�,'z
Before Takia ••,vtti•roreah �ttssi- After Ta1;i
f:tado I':tiu iu tato .
ilaok,Dttnnpas of vision, I'remature,otd ago, and!
many other I)iseaRee that lead to Insanity or:
Consumption and it Premature grave. rev Piot ,
paftionlnrs in our pamphlet, WIIICh wo 4asiro to
aeud ffoo by moll tt' every Duo., tL• J'hc 5peoifl
Dfoclheino iR soldby alt drugs Nisei 11perpnc1c tgA:
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.whore tzlganada.nntr tiro 4:1111140..,auatos',y whole. ,
alo anti retaildxugptstdt.
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Tho doaud onr:bosinoss have n�stN.
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Beloit our removing to Tosouto, to w•bieth Iilage,,,;
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