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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1887-6-16, Page 3aEALTz, Daxithuff Simple aa the skin appeara to be Vera colnPlicated, and plays an lin part in the working of the physical e Its elands secrete the oil that keeps t face soft and supple. Anether set glands pour out a fluid, the evapora which enables the body M maititain it per beet amid the mauy and sudden ol of the atmospheric templet etere, It is one of the eliminating ergans f polling from the system waste and poi matter. Its network of nerves is the mare , i is portant ystera. he sur - of its lion a pro iange or ex sot= of sensations that recegnize the prosen qualities of external objects, that is, sense of touch. It conalets of t le parts. The inzn 4 the seat of olor. ..7he xniddle, a toug and is the seat of he nerves of touch. The I stic and fila OUS abrane, is the true skin, •outermost;`a transparent and horny film, is itself wholly without sensation, and protects the sensitive skin below. The human nail and the horse's hoof are anerely modifications of this, which is called -the epidermis. So complicated arrorgan must be expo many ailments. Them are nearly comprising hundreds of varieties, and a them is dandruff or piiymeeis, front a Greek word eignifying bran. Says Sir Erasmus Wilson, ."Pityriasis is a superficial, chronic inflammation of the skin, without exudation, or swelling, but especially characterized by disturbed nutri- tion of the epidermis, and its deequaniatiou in minute scales. Essentially it is a mild manifestation of eczema, and must ' ) garcied as one of the forme of dry ees " It seems to be due to an enfeebled of the skin, in many eases, transmitte heredity. It is a trivial affection, and y readily to treatment, but -.constantly to return. The aim should be to imp the nutritive functions of the skin by Juse of general tonics." Besides this, rub the scalp every with glycerine, containing a small qua of carbolic,acid, five grains of the acid . ounce of the glycerine, and wash the thoroughly in the morning with soap 4...010mouralawantr_. 7. Altered facial expression, notably in Melaneholia, with marked furrow% 8. Prominence and brilliancy of cerne, 11 hysterical and puerperal mania,. A PALAO-E PRISON. The nasal nit Cranes Retreat, the Castle or ortiseizina. A St. 1 etereloerg correspondent write . The palace of Gatschins, ao much spoken lately, can not be compared with such castl as Versailles, Sans-Souci, or Sehoubrun . It has nothing of the artistic embeliehme s of the one, the historical memories of tl e other, or the landscape beauty and comfo A Her0i0 CIPuple• An instance of calmness in danger, of family devotion and of peisonal heroism is related of two passengers on the steamship Britannia in the recent eollision. They wexe husband and wife, and had left et borne several children, In the excitement follow- ing the Celtio"s blow they discussed the situ - t' e :, and (onclndedthat very likely one or sf the other, possibly both, of the veasele would se's go down. 'rliey decided ti tt their duty to their children iequired them to take every 04110 that life might be spared to ono or the other. The mother thereupon went to rt . the Celtic, and the father reniaiud on the Britannic. Tho preservation of both does not mar the beauty of the incident. d of the third. Situated in the middle of ce an a of the wide and desert plain, it has no pretty sur- roundings, and built without luxury its e ost is terior does not make an imposing impressio e, ek. The reason that, in spite of ,this, it has been chosen on a residence by. the Czar since h a CO t h h no ou t that and capable of isolation, that with the a plicittion of all the means in which Russ is richer than most countries, the approac of unwished-for individuals can be proven ' sea to and the made from each of those places to fiftythe Imperial Palace, which have private mon g court railway stations, are placed under par- icu er supervision, and may nob be used. ex- cept by .the court, A high wall incloses the park, in the centre of which is the police and this wall is protected by patrols, which never leave the outer circle nor the park itself for one moment out of sight. The en- trance was, and is, only permitted by special order. The head of the Imperial security - e re- Police, General Techwenn, and the head of °ma. the Imperial headquarters, General Richter, state guard the palace with especial care, so that d by the isolation Of Gatschina is considered so ieids perfect that the Royal family can abide tends there in absolute peace. Though the sup. rose erintendence is so strict, it is said that the the inhabitants of the palace are not, and must , not be aware of it. Their pleasure and corn. night 'forts are not impaired by it; and all the ntity amusements that could be agreeable to the to an I Emperor and his family—drives, hunts, head !riding and rowing, evening parties, thea - and :Meal representation, &c.—can be partaken • I , of. Adjoining the. well -tended park is an extensive wood—hke the park, surrounded , by a wall and guarded. In the park itself are two lake -like basins of water; the palace de- contains splendid saloons, and two colon. Por- nades which afford agreeable promenades in hey .bad weather; all this aids in preventing the i, inhabitants from feeling anythihg of the The anxious and never -tiring shpervision held hco Os no 6 30 uil re: 0 tuh edm. , an. d the want of more charming Sometimes the Emperor and the Empress leave the castle and it- region, and make excursions to the nearest country palaces or n. "*ao's l'oint of View is Sportsman, trying te greyhound : That it dog won't do at all, Mac. It never smelled the hare." Mac: " Well, I don't know. It's a good dog—a ferry good dog--sliust ass good a dog ass you'll maype get; but the hare wass in an awful hurry I" lies nearest to the capital, and is so isolated P. ia t- ed G atsoh ina lies between Zarskoje-Selo, water. Repeat till the scalp is clean. Speeoli-Deraaagement. There are beveral forms of speech rangement, caused by a paralysis of a tion of the brain —the speech centres. T •are known by the general term aph=x while' means simply speechlessness. 21fe,tical Record has an interesting pape the subject, to which he would refer t ivho care to study the scientific explanation of the matter. We give some of the promi- nent facts: There are three forms of aphasia: (1) semory, in which the printed words clear enough to the eye, but convey no pression to the brain; (2) the motor, which the patient can read and unders the printed, as• , but cannot utter th uttering iniee-W unidaviligible sounds; the sensory anti the motor variously mix The following oa e illustrates the form. A cultivated woman, being ta with a severe pain above the left tem was surprised next morning to find her unable to read a word, although she plai .saw the letters and words, and everyobj ID her room. The largest letters, the be ing of the daily paper, were as unrecog able as the smallest. In about two we she began to recover, and could read ag with tolerable facility in about three mont This was a case of wordrrOness. A somewhat similaesey word-deafn is reported.,,Aaavell-talfreel gentlem who fully unciteltood what he read, w nevertheless able to utter only gibberi Thus the sentence, "The Odessa line again working properly," he read, "T moil lens a puff piff miss corres povety. ' The second or motoo aphasia, is the mo common form. In this the person na fully understand all that is said to him, a yet be unable to speak or write the wo he wishes to; and even if he seeks to e press his meaning by gestures, he naakes t wrong movements. In the mixed forms, the patient in thin cases, cannot speak the words, and yet ca write them ; in others, he can write,iand y is unable to read his own writing. Th power of speech is, in general, however, le unimpaired. Allied to aphasia is so-called paraphasi In this disorder, the patient, thinking t use a particular word, uses one not havin the slightest resemblance to it. Sometime he looses a whole class of words, most coin monly nouns, and is forced to supply thei place by a description, as "what one cut with," for "scissors," or for " window,' "wnat one sees through." the to iSt. Petorsburg, on which occasion all are large escorts are avoided. The Emperor im• refuses to drive in the company ofpolice, lfl i but the authorities still are zealous n tak- tend ing all necessary measures to avoid mei- ern, dents. Sometimes the Royal family inhabit (3) Peterhof,. but always return to Gatschina. ed. Peterhof is more magnificent, Oranienbaum first prettier, but Gatschina is considered safer ken and quietier. For manv years b f th ple self nly ect ad- niz- eka ain hs ess an, as is ID re ay rid rd x - he et it a. 0 How You Live. "11 you `want to grow lean, cadaverous, and unlovely, excite yourself continually about matters you know nothing about. Accuse other people of wrong -doing inces- santiy and you will find but little thzie to see any wrong in yourself. We wish here and now to inform all men of irritable dispositions that they will livo longer if they only keep cool. If such men want to die, we have nothing to say; snarling will kill about as quick as anything we know." In this emphatic style a contemporary ad- monishes his readers. His points are well taken, , as the experience of every one in middle life Will confirm. Living subser- viently ,to the 'selfish feelings 11111St lower the. whole 'organization; the irritated, dis- ordered mind depresses and degrades the physical functions. Heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, can, not do their •normal work under such mental conditions. They need the stimuharof bnoyancy., cheerfulness; and enthuslaszW Hence, it is tliat goodolatur- ed, hearty, cordiaj. people ail) elf a 'rule, stout and well. It is sheer folly to encour- age a sullen, carping, irritable, terrier -like habit. One may be unfortunate, subject to daily vexatione, but it makes the situation worse to worry and brood over it, whereas by exercising the faculties of faith, hope, de- termination, and even that of wit, he will the easier adapt himself to the situation, and the easier find ways of relief. People are much more ready to help a patient, cheerful man when in trouble, than your woe -begone, sodden -faced martyr. The moral, religious and aesthetic ele- ments are given us for the very purpose of making our life. pleasant, and he who does not bring them into Om at all tidies in some way, robs himself of the beat means of en. joyment ; rejects the, most powerful helps towards his advancement in true manhood. Some Forebodings of Incipient Insanity. 1. Irritability and tendency to take of fensti, • 2. lVforoseness and silence, or immetiznes fault-findieg with servants. 8. Suspicion tiaid jealousy of best friends. 4. Impairment of memory, forgetting hotirs of meales hiattoution to excreise and state of bowels, Neglect of personal appearance, accession of Alexander the palace had been unused; he caused it to be restored and comfortably famished. It has been seldom spoken of and scarcely more was known of it than that the Imperial hounds were kept there. The Gatschina race was celebrated, and a dog from the Imperial pack *as very valuable, but people cared little for the castle and park. Still Gate - china has its history. Peter the Great made a gift of it to his 'favorite sister, Nat - alis; Catherine II. gave it to her favorite, Orlow, who furnished it at great expense, and built additional edifices, by which, after the plans of the Italian architect, Rinaldi, it received quite a different form. .After Orlow's death the Empress rebought it from his family, and gave it to the Archduke Paul, who inhabited it for some length of time. The palace forms a long square, at each. corner of which is a stately tower. The dwelling rooms are in three stories. The colonnades run along the aides, and the pillars are of Finland marble. The rooms are not architecturally beautiful, but are adorned with valuable pictures and sculp- ture from the Imperial Hermitage in St. Petersburg,. from the Anitschkow Palace, and from. thii# Winter Palace, The views are limited by the park and wood, which, however, have been beautifully laid out by the celebrated St. Petersburg landscape gardener. Words Often Mimed. Acoustics is always singular. Cut bias, and not cut on the bias. Come to see me„, and not come and see Me. Bursted is not elegant and is rarely cor- rect. Almost, with a negative, is ridiculous. "Ahnost nothing" is absurd. The burden of a song means the refrainer chorus, not its sense or meaning. Bountiful applies to persons, not to things, and has no reference to quantity. .Affable only applies when speaking of the manner of superiors to inferiors. Methinks is formed by the impersonal verb think, meaning seem, and , the dative me; and is literally rendered, It seems to me. Admire should not be followed with the infinitive. Never say, as many do, "1 should admire to go with you," etc. This error is singularly fashionable just now. Allude is now frequentl3r misused when a thing is named, spoken of or. described. It should only be used when anything is hint- ed at in a playful or passing manner. . . . While travelling through Nebraska, Mai - sin the violinist lounged into the sinoking. car to kill a few of the heavy moments in- cident to a journey across the plains "Don't Marry Him!" "He in such a fickle, inconstant fellow, you. will never behappywith him," said Esther's friends when they learned of her engagement to a young man who bore the reputation of being a ,flirt, /lather, how- ever, knew that her lover had good quali- ties, and she was willing to take the risk. In nine eases out of ten it would have proved a mistake • but Esther was an un.;. I common girl and to one's surprise Fred y made a model husisand. How was it? Well Esther had a cheerful, sunny temper and a great deal of tact. Then she enjoyed per- fect health And was always so sweet, neat and wholesome that Fred found his own home 'most pleasant, and his own wife more agreeable than any other being. 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Farmers, Threshers and Killmen Use, No Other, This 015 keene the Afeellin017111-115.st. rate working zicilreer.otthiemrietbaytiolnessetning the chances of accidents and breakdowns To be had of all firtt.class dealers. Be Try our 600 Fire Test Cylinder Oil. Harness, Bolt Cutting, Wool and Lard Oils always in stock. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF LARDINE. M'COLL BROS. & CO. - TORONTO. ,ER & ,.. 00., Hamilton, Ont, IMISIPACTURIaloz.,,S, or to "L. D. 8." .4NGINES, WOOD, COAL AND STRAW BURNERS, PLAIN AND TRACTION, "Grain Saver" and "Peerless isms a..•&.xv,..11,..z. CO lEtt es. 11 "PIUS" Hors* Powers, for 2, 4, 0, tt, 10 0n.1 12 Stones. Tread Powers, for 1, 2 and 3 Dories.' Eclipse Separators, tor Tread Small Powers. bad tar Illustrated Catalogue. CO., (LIMITER TORONTO, ONT. MANUFACTURERS OF Wind Mills, Feed Grinders, Haying Tools, The IRON AND WOOD PUMPS, AND A FULL LINE OP Railway, Town, Farm and Orna- mental Water Supply Material. Geared Windmills, for driving Machinery, Pumping Water, etc., from 1 to 40 horse power, 110? Send for Descriptive Catalogue. n al Wood Cook. TINE HOST PERFECT WORKING STOVE YET IATRODUCEIX s re 1V1APE IN 10 DIFFERENT STYLES AND SIZES. FOR SALE BY ALL TRE LEADINO DEALERS. MANUFACTURED DV THE E. & 0.' OURNEY CO., (I'D), TORONTO. Dealers eho have not yet see MS STOVii.„,„ teem the 5110 of it at once.