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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1891-3-19, Page 2CREAfliEMEDY RHEUMATISM Neuralgia* eclat ea, Lumba, Backaches eadache, • Toothache, Sore Throat, Frost Ates, Sprains, Bruises, urr S, Et0. Said by Dratliiiora everywhere.. kza.yt, ,til -; e shell ee t..:t�0 1. U,.battipard, Md .,- *oat« SHILOH'S CONSU M N UREI LATE BRITISH NEWS. Awful Criieity to a Wad, A LOCUST PLAGUE. SbookiBg M lzder Story From Zanzibar. Eight bodies were fished out of the Clyde one week recently. Upwards of 5;43 urea are now employed on the light railway, works in Ireland. One of the Dundee Dairy Companies is about to introduce a scheme for profit shar- ing aing by its employees. The Glasgow Herald calculates that the railway Hien. who hove been on Strike have lost £50,000 in wages alone. A clever person succeeded fn passing a bright new farthing for a sovereign in alarge store be Glasgow a few days ago. In consequence of the closing of it in Ayrshire, a large number of the miners have gone to the mining distrie Eng- land. .AR the members of the etaffof thellandee Arid Arlw.ath Joint _Line, who remained l y - al during the recent railway strike, Wive received a gratuity equal to one weeks pay. A tumulus an a farm in the neighborhood of Steunie, Orkney, and within a mile of the females }Leas Howe, has been partially opened, and it has been found that the mound covers a primitive Building, suppos- n.ran Ge to.t ed to be of ignite e:CteAt, as the e a narrow passage has already been d'inear. eyed.. would have beep, able to nay the largest dividend they ever had paid. Their•recexpts were still increasing, and by the action of the Government in reference to light rax# ways, the Company were now adding 100 miles of line to their system without costiug a penny to the Company, while developing a vast tract of countryend assisting a large and deserving population.. Intense excitement has been eausedAmong the native population, at Zanzibar by a tragie discovery which, aecordiug to popular rumour, iiOtSes arav ichaY es egotist u as rtw The hod of a m Th evident y r � ro an found on the beach on Friday morning in a terribly mutilated condition, being, in fact, according to the deseriptitm of eye witnessees almost cut to pieces. There iso doubt that the girl was the victim of foul play, and it is asserted that the perpetrator of the crime is a German resident, who isaccused of hav ing decoyed away and outraged the girl two days ago. Report adds that he himself buri- ed the body on ti edneeday night onthe sea- shore, where it wass diseovered on Friday. Speculation is rife as to the course which will be adopted by the German Consnlste. The access of this Great Coat h Care iS without a p:rtllel in the history o medicine. All druggists are authorized to sell it ori a seas, itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sac• rstully stand, That it may become l.nown, the Proprietress at an enormous expense, are ?leant; a Sample Bottle Free into every house in the United States and. Canada. If you have $ Cough, Sore Throat, Pr Bronchitis, use it, for it will cure you. If year child has the Croup,. or },,'hoping Cough, use it promptly, awl:chef its sem. If you dread that .in,sydieus disease Geesaniii'uon, use it. Ask your Druggist for SIIUI.QWI'S CUR'S, Price to cts., go cts. and Pease If your lamp are sore or a c s.. lame, use b�ilch s Porous Plaster, an r t ellefi.rlt:reet aeobetnmadeat , eh tF Anna r,t:eiAmato, .14 sea Jot'. non. "ie.e.a. (ih.n. tat. Men etc d.aga,ueit. Wby toc.00 .r l $: R.a tars ores! a ,rtl:ad Eire condo o inn t u , Y l ne T ,.,17eeretor cln**1Evett - r aro nes . tt,;,a w y iron** ee od Qat1rt o. Van wn t4titerea0mo tr.All the Valli.. an ,:easy ler evoke F.eIIor• txattrolcn a,nf`r0k them. A benevolentlady, Hein„ in a fashionable west end street, says the Lenders .Daily Telegraph, took upon herself this winter to establish an amateur soup kitchen, and with this object pieced her services at the die. posal ofa ticket -distributing society,. Of the eight persons who appeared for relief, only orae, acrippledwomQ t, remained Neon - atm" customer --four not liking the p, two annexing jugs lent to thein, and the last, a, small bay, abandoning itis claim under the following eirctunstances. He was a crossing•sweeper ext a greet square Haid by, and on being interviewed by the lady, con- fessed that bis earniugsamounted to as much gain • as 1Gs a, week, while his mother couldf,d had -a -crown a day by "sharing." 44Axe do you tbinin you aught to genie here for soup reeked the giver of broth. " Well, no, :l don't," replied the lad, " and that's a feet, ma'am. But," be added, as a kind of happy thought, " if you'll only give me a penny every time you walks my crossing, you can eat the soup yourself 1" TEEALTIL Look Out for the Cellar,. We will first direct our steps to the to w est apartment of our residences—the cellar Much has 'een said in reference to its clean liuess, and how much respect we owe to this neeessary portion of our households. Malay women are in the habit of placing all kinds of rubbish in this apartment, little thinking that most of the air which they breathe in their upper chambers itnafnxtpassed through the cellar, arid been vitiated by all foul ut aul decaying substances. In order to convince those who are skeptical of the truthfulness o£ this asstrtiun,Weneed 'oily to advise them to close all upper room doors and to boil onions in their cellars. The odor of this veg• etable will be perceptible from parlor to attic, and this proves beyond. question that mode sickness is propagated in this man, ner. Dryness and ventilation are particularly necessary, as many cases of fever and diph- theria can be traced to this neglect. Fruits and vegetables, and indeed every article of corrosive properties, are more apt to decay if left in a place where the surroundings are damp. The absolute necessity of a� clean, dry cellar requires us to whitewash all walls and ceilings at least twice a year, and to place some lime and charcoal in. dif- ferent, receptneleit as often as the feeling of dampness can be experienced. Theso arA ticks are recommended to purify the air as well as to absorb moisture, As an enquiry held recently under Bal- four's Relief Fund, at Scibbereen, Captain Welch, chief ilaapeetcr, said that favailiea receiving money from America, or those in Maids there were over fourteen male mem- bers, would not rceeive relief. True to their traditions, Bays the London Werke, the Royal Dublin Society is doing ood service to the congested west of Ire - and by estnblisbing tramin farms and in- dicating s dica,tiug the best methods of cultivating the potato. Air. Manus Caltearaa head constable of °police in County Galway, 'rebind, shot =elf through the head with a rifle it the n..... barrack at Galway. His head was erribly shattered, and he died almost Im- mediately. 1t 'lea eoiucielence that the last head constable of Galway poisoueil. himself. 11:;wY etotwen1e,fat. rarAcn!anrne. ;„.1tat4c 4`e..l10xOHO feurci:tint.Mateno of C ,' i erOil AN* TN% Uypopliospliitea of lime and Soda. No other Emulsion is so easy to take. It does not separate nor spoil. It is always sweet as cream. The most sensitive stomach can retain it. CURES Scrofulous and Wasting Diseases. Chronic Cough. Loss of ,Appetite. Mental and Nervous Prostration. general Debility, & It Beware of all imitations. Ask for "the D. &L." Emulsion, and refuse all others. PRiCE 600. AND $1 PER BOTTLE. A squad of rivet boys in a Greenock ship- yard streets, one day recently because the char was placed too far orf from the ships in course of being built. In another yard of m increase ended til demanded rivet ivet ho Q boys wages, and Queer their number wrote with chalk on a large iron plate: ” ewant P. inereaee, and we will want it., Prior to threshing a number of wheat stacks in a field en a farm in Haddington - shire, which were known to be actually rid. dled with rata, a, fence of fine wire netting was erected around them, so that none of the vermin might escape. The plan was thoroughly successful. It is estimated that nearly 1000 rats were destroyed within the fence, not ono lciitg allowed to escape. When Berry, the hangman,arrived in Tralee to carry out the execution of Rar- tholoinew Sullivan, he was ageofnpauicd by his wife. Berry at once drove to the prison, where he was inferined by the Goveralor that there were no arrangements made to aeeortt t dote his wife, Ile then proceeded down town, and appliedat etveral lodging - houses kept by ex -policemen or polieeuleii's wives, but in every ease accommodation was refused. One woman tool: in Mrs. Berry for a. short time. but on ascertaining who she was compelled her to leave Perry then drove to the gaol, and stated to the Governor that if his wife were not accent• modated in the prison he would leave town without performing the execution. lits de - mend was then granted. Airs. Ferry, how- ever, lie e e for the • .left Tralee e vee , 'We Bat Too Much. An intelligent and close observer says the majority of people eat about w third too much, The average Canadian really dines three times e day, with beefsteak breakfast, chops for luneli, and roast beef at his 6 o'clock dinner. And he does it at filaperil, for thin habit of overfeediul;, eepeeialty of. eating so much meat, is one of thepr-ovoking causes of so many sudden illnesses and so many sudden premature deaths. Three. meals a day of hearty food is exhaustiug to all the vital processes. and even the ate �d est succumb finally to this ridiculon wasteful excess." Americans arc n nation of hraiu workers, and cannot safely indulge in high living; High thinking, or a unatentl use of the brain in any direction, calls for * plain but nourishing diet. Brain workers,' espeeially, ought to live c eringly. Lutnr ions feelers require Mob, exere►se in the open aies and freedom frons prc,iure on the brain. For the aged, or even for those above A, luxurious living and overeating Are especially daugerous.As functional activity lessens with increasing years, the supple of 104 should be decreaseaccordingly, The hardiest races live on the simplest fare. Frugality in dietes-i. e„ is minimum amount of the rightduality-msec es far uterocertein- ly to prolong life, insure health and well- tar and variety, , abundance c rich than a bung, g e for ble in. ar. lar a pleasel r which is accounts 1+ the DI -health and dissatisfaeteau of the pre« Fent time, evening, Astar:lingeas6 of cruelty to a servant girl was recently tried at the Dublin C'ommiasion Court. A woman named Barbara t dell, wife of a inerchant living et Clontarf, was indic- ted for ill. -treating Mary Anne M'Gratn, aged fourteen years, wham she had engaged from the Protestant Orphan Society to act as nurse. it appeared that the girl, who is of a delicatoeonstittition, has been frequent- ly deprived of food, and beaten with whips and sticks by her mistress. She was also struek on the head with a saucepan, and on one occasion site was stripped almost naked and whipped with a dog -whip in the pre- sence of Mrs. Odell'stwo eons because she had fallen asleep while in charge of a child. On the saute occasion ber mistress stuck a needle into her arin, and brake it off. The girl escaped one morning betwei ri two and three o'clock, and traveiled across the coun- try eight miles to some friends for protec- tion. Airs. Odell was convicted, but was rec- commended to mercy on account of her large young family. She was sentenced to two months' imprisonment. Shortly before 12 an. Tuesday anumber o men were working ou the railway at Milton, near London, when a goods train, heavily laden with sprats, gamne, food, and for- age stores came along, and before two of the unfortunate sten were aware of their danger they were struck by the engine and killed on the spot. Their bodies were fear- fully mutilated. At Tralee Quarter Sessions, before Judge Curran, John Cavan, Castledruln, sued a fernier nalnedT'eahan, from Bculteens, for £20 damages for assault. From the evi- dence it appeared that the plaintiff and de- fendant had afightatBoulteens. Defendant kicked plaintiff and bit pardons of his eats And ftugers off. The judge characterised the conduct of the defendant as unmitigat- ed savagery--cannibBUsm to a certain ex- tent --and gave a decree for £5. An interesting case, under the Agricul- tural Holdings Act, which has excited much Attention in Scotland, has just been finally decided, after protracted litigation. An outgoing tenant claimed £950 from hislaud- lord on account of unexhausted improve- ments, while the landlord claimed upwards of £1400 for dilapidations. No fewer than five well -known -valuers gave evidence, and, finally, the case was referred to an arbitrator, who has granted £305 to the tenant for his improvements and £25 to the landlord on account of the dilapidations. Pisgrat 4IMg ��ni9ier. r LAXEED ERiLLM)fI cOMPOUND BRONCHITIS 186 Lexington Ave. New York City, Sept. Ave„ New I have used the Flax -Seed Emulsion in several cases of Chronic Bronchitis, and the early stages of Phthisis,and have been well pleased with the results. JAMES la. CROOK, M.D. CONSUMPTION Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 14th 1889. nave used your Emulsion in a case of hthisis {consumption) with beneficial results, where patient coulilnot use Cod Liver Oil in nHnyyl form. DRoGM. D. A Word to the People.. ut . is Nighty, and will prevail." able effects and most satisfaetery results, in every variety d remarkare ex t tics . E HE WWII Pe SWOP, w.. 4 D, OF Ilia .. fromIMPURITIES ' 'nQP ariseT easen QR HR • d>�.e gv tali bi. who o those h :rh toby om day, and made man„est fr day -tis which were pre- +� • i-0�iMAl+l'S i'EG,I•'T41,13LI•; Blob. CC ERY: for compiaut nounced incurable, are surprising to all. In many of. these cages. e ptiea owheru sey their pain and euflerings cannot be exprcesed, es in cases # , apparently the whole body_ yea one mass of corruptiona f the blgod, toad p Thie celebrates, medicine will relieve pain, cleanse and puri y eure smote diseases, restoring the patient 'to per ect cot ueiveh rote thatr if fou are many remedies, and having suffered for years. is i f nue performing usive o such ,great outer 1 a worerxou tbe cured? Why eis e -Fluid. - It can truly be called the It works in the BLaota, the The great source of disease originates in the SLOOP, and no xnediciile that dais not act directly upon it, to purify and renovate, has any jest claim froupaon n pub io stagnant, a change attention. When the bloodbecomes lifeless and a .her or of .climate, want of exercise, irregular diet, or from any other cause, NORTHROP et , R P I YMMAN'S VEGETABLE DISCOVERYwill renew the Blood, celery .1dU. ds - a:ar off the putrid, ltuxnara, cleanse the stomach, regulate the bQtYtla, and impart a time of vigor to the #cholee body, the medical rofeasioif, that The conviction is, in the publiti iniad es well as t more sal And more etbat the in th lea nulled of (B by. the �i ineraa3 KINGDOM aro ThVegetable Discovery is turn in. the cure juice 9f take, end le the arcs of fartot remarkable iveiant. Allow e s to a,sk you a c.anvti leasent to tale, and is perfectly Ra#e e , d. geese tion :---Do you peed it? Do not hesitate to try it. You will Haver regret it, All druggists hevo it for Baia, Mit. JOUR 0, Fox, Olinda, writes :--•" ahalve ud Ly a y st iia tehlet eDias eovcry is giving good isetiafactlon. Those wh me ore good than auythingthey here ever taken, IN ITS WORST FORM: --,45a Jaala.A. i ii Wein, Turento,writes ;» • ccI bate Dyape 'a in its worat Form for over a year, hut u a�t fantaking h aka greet of NorthropJct, man's ve etabtle Disco#. ery,- p° „ mere inrecommendingit to enyotta suffering from Dyspepsia, Mn. W. TRAYER, Wright, L'•Q , bed DY8PEPSIAappetite FO� i TWENTYw hod tci many remedies anti doctors, but got no relief, His appetite away of poor,M/ very oh, when distressing pain in hiss side and *Munich, and gr he heard of and immediately commenced taring Nu rtsQoP Zn Q� ynse `af Vegetable e ble 1?isrcvei '. Tlie pains have left, and lie rejo het alth ; IA fact he is quite a new mats. Sold. by ell Tt'edleire Dealers at $1.00 per Bottle, NERVOUS FR03TRAZIflN 1a Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec 20th,1 I can strongly recommend Flax Seed Emulsion as helpfulto the relief and possibly the cure of all Lung, Bronchial and Nervous Affections, and a good gen- eral tonic in en-eraltonicin physical debility, JOHN F. TALMAGE, 11. D. GENERAL GILiTY Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 10th, 168$. I regard Flax Seed Emulsion as greatly superior t0 the Cod Liver Oil Emulsions so general in use. D. A. GORTON, I11,. D. A romantic suicide was committed near Belfast city boundary the other morning. The body of a respectably dressed man, about thirty-five years of age, was found suspended from a branch of a tree over a forty -feet precipice, one end of his braces being attached to the tree, and the other to 1I a silk cravat knotted round his neck. The man had evidently swung himself over the cliff after destroying all the papers and documents likely to, lead to his indentifica- tion. Three men, named McKee, Hassan and McWilliams, have been arrested in Cooks- town, county Tyrone, charged with way- laying aylaying and murderously assaulting a young ,wan named McCartney and his two sisters, while the latter were returning from Mass c artne s deposi- tion Y Posi- one Sundayevening. tion has been taken by the resident magis- trate, and also that of another man named WcWilliams,' who is. not expected to recover from a similar attack made upon him the same evening. The affair is attributed to a religious feud. Richard Gyrspeerdt, a powerfully -bout foreigner, who lived at the Jolly Farmers' WASTING DISEASES 137 West 84th•St., New York, Aug 6,1888. I' have used your Flax -Seed Emulsion Compound in a severe case of Mal -nutrition and the result more than hoped for --it was marvelous, and. con- tinuous. I ream -Mica it cheerfully to the profession ssd humanity at large; 1,1. H. GILBERT, M.D. RHEUMTIS Send by Druggists, Price $1.00. FLAX SEED EMULSION co.he Company was founded; and but for the Remedy for Mosquito Bites, A Germanchemist, after a soniewhat learned disserttttiou an the various kinds of mosquitoes and their respective cliarac teristies and virulence, condescends to give a useful pisco of praeticnl information. He says dist of the various remedies recommend- ed for mosquito bites, such as ammonia, oil of eloves, chloroform, carbolized glycerine, ete.,nono is better than ordinary soap. He is an ardent naturalist, and on his frequent excursions iii the country he invariably car- ries a small piece of soap,with tvbieb, in ease of a bite, he makes a lather all over the at-! feeted part and alloy s it to dry on. He al- most invariably flails the relief is instantan e - one, end that all pain soon ceases. Should it continue, however, as sometimes happens, it is only necessary to repeat the appiica• time A Railroad. Manager. Obio and Mississippi Railway, Office of the President andGen'l Manager, Chichi.pati, Ohio, U. S. A., Nov, 15, ISS6. Gentle' men : Recently while in the act of alight- ing frown my ear I stepped upon a stone, which, turning soddenly under my foot threw me to the ground with a severely sprained ankle. Suffering exceedingly, I was helped into the car, and my man rubbed me most generously with arnica and kindred remedies, but to no avail. Reaching a station where St. Jacobs Oil could he secured, two bottles of it were bought and the application resulted at once in a relief from pain, which had be - celiac well nigh unbearable. I was out and about my work in three days. W. W. PEABoDY, Pres't and Gen'l Manager. DO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE" ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM i No SETTER REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, .11110. EXETER LUMBER YARD ke The undersigned 'wishes to inform the Public in general that be ps constantly to stock all kinds of BUILDINer MATERIAL. PINS IND HEILLOOK LUMBER. SPECIALTY SHINGLES A. SPE 600,000 XX.and XXX Fide and Cedar Shingles naw ;a11.0 QO °titivating Disease. The internal organs do not want to be thought about. .A man's stomach is healthy. when be doesn't know he has one. When we are conscious of the existence of any in- ternal organ, that organ is sick. The inter- nal machinery was intended to do its work unconsciously. When we begin to think about our stomachs, digestion is arrested. John Hunter said he got gout by thinking of his great toe. A man who sits at the table wondering if baked potatoes will agree with him, and -whether fruits and vegetables are a good combination, is in a fair way to have trouble with the simplest kind of food. Thinking about the internal organs sets them in a sort of stage fright and they are power- less. Itis said that both Oxford and Cam- bridge Universities readily pay a guinea to anyone who will call their, attention to an error in a Bible issuing from their press. Mrs. Julia WardHOwe is President of`the Town and Country Club at Newport, which encourages outdoor sports and anything else that tends to advance the physical health of its members. At Huntingdown Assizes on Saturday, a labourer named Cox and his wife were in- dicted for the manslaughter of their child, four years old, by starvation, not a particle of food being found in its stomach. There was an insurance on the childs life. The man was acquitted, and the woman sentenced to six months'' hard labour. The Peninsular and .Oriental steamer {"Oceans" left Gravesend recently, with £135,423 ii specie for ports in India and China. The amouut was divided as follows. For' Aden, £1000; Bombay, £2025 in gold in £32,500 in veld bars, and £68,500 in Beerhouse, _Lewisham, was on Saturday co , charged with stealing apurse • containing I silver bars ; and for Hong -Song, £31,398 in silver coin. about £40, theproperty of len Taylor, the landlady.' It was stated that he seized her The house . of a forester named Wildal in the bar on, Thursday, and threatened to Ballenstacltwas (says a Berlin: telegram) at* cut her breasts off, and rip her throat open tacked and rifled by three masked robbers in if she did not give up her purse. He. was broad daylight 0n Saturday. The wife" of married to prosecutrix, but his first wife was the forester, who had just been confined, alive. He was remanded. fired at the robbers as' they were leaving ,. Hunted bythe devil" was' the fearful with their booty, killingone of them who Htt i idea entertained by Alexander Livingstone, turnedoutto be the midwife who, had been a coachman, 23 years of age, living at Rob -attending the forester's wife. The other ert's Mews, Lowndes Square, London, who two robbers have been identified as the hit shaving suddenly exclaimed to a friend husband and son of the dead woman. Water at Meals. Opinions differ as to the effect of the free ingestion of water at meal tines, but the view most generally received is probably that it dilutes the gastric juice and so re- tards digestion. Apart from the fact that a moderate delay in the process is by no means a disadvantage, as Sir Williain Roberts has shown in his explanation of the popularity of tea and coffee, it is more than doubtful whether any such effect is in reality produc- ed. When ingested during meals, water may do good by washing out the digested food and by exposing the undigested part more thoroughly to the action of the diges- tive ferments,. Pepsin is a catalytic body, and a given quantity' will work almost inde- finitely, are rem provided the peptones as they are formed. The good effect of water drunk freely before meals has, however, an- other beneficial result -it washes away the mucus which is secreted by the mucous membrane during the intervals of repose, and favors peristalsis of the whole alimen- tary tract. The membrane thus cleansed is in a much better condition to receive food and convert it into soluble compounds. Take a Nap. stock. A call solicited and satisfaction guaranted, Is used both internally and externally. It acts he severest vain. taut DIRECTLY To 113E SPOT. Tl�;xl lEOUS RI ITS AGI I. For CRAMPS, CHILLS, COLIC, DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY, CHOLERA MORBUS, and wall BOWEL COMPLAINTS NO REMEDY EQUALS THE PAIN -KILLER. In Canadian Cholera and Sower Complaints its effect is magical. It cures In a very short time. THE DES' FAMILY REMEDY F`OR BURNS, BRUISES, SPRAINS, RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE. Spt.0 EVERYWHERE Ar 26C. A 6o7rI.E. g:$• Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations. Farmers and Threshers ' Good -b e, b and cut his throat. At the The Li'8ercito Italiano says that successful inquest next day the Coroner read a letter trials have been made at Spezzia of the written . just before his death, in which he systemof Capt. Cuniberti for applying petro - said— " I sit down to write my last letter, leum as a combustible to marine boilers. It as the world is no place for me to live in. In says that the use of liquid fuel will tend fact the devil hunts me • wherever Igo." greatly to economy, inasmuch' as eighteen Suicide whilst of unsound mind was the ver- dsys' steaming with coal inay be said to cost dict. 110,000 lire, while with petroleum a saving At the;half-yearly meeting in Dublin of of 17,520 lire ($3,365) may be effect d. the Midland Railway Company, which runs With petroleum, says thea least three tittle through the poorest part of the West of shipmay keep e plhe risible with coal. So s Ireland, the chairman declared thaw there a long possible was ari increase. of, nearly x8000 in their re- satisfactory do the eultalian instructionrs appear pin theo ceipts for the half-year, being the largest have been that a receipts that they have ever received since necessarliquid fuelpisabo t to be co!ocedure for mmenced on the. training ship Ancona. —SHOULD Un— McCall Bros.' Laraine 011, CYLINDER, 'WOOL, " BOILER, AND PURGER OILS " SEE TIIA t' THE BARRELS ARE BRA e DED MOOALL BROS. - TOR R O iN T O ?.i ARDINE 7� FOR '6 ALE BY B1SS11 TT BROS., L` xr.Tur., • A physician, writing of rest as a medioine, recommends a short nap in the middle of the day,> for those who can take it, as a beneficial addition to the nights sleep.' It divides the working titne, gives the nervous systeno e fresh hold on life and enables one to do niore than make up for the. time so occupied. A caution is given against indulgence in too long a sleep at such a time, under a penalty of disagreeable relaxation. There has been much discussion regarding the: after-dinner nap, many believing it to be injurious, b it is, nevertheless, natural and wholesome. lb 3f'$ Liberty Ste, New York. e , increase of £20,000 for wages and coal, bhey A Sphere. Woman's Sp Wotna They talk'about a w oinan's sphere As though it has a limit. There's not a whispered yes or no, There's not a blessing or a woe, There's not a life, or death, or birth, There's not a thing in heaven or ear ,, That has a ponuy's weight of worth Without a woman in it. Cleicano xlearld. The worst of slaves ishe whom passion y rules. -[Brooke. I ^ _ 78. . 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