The Brussels Post, 1888-1-27, Page 3JAN. 27, 1888,
STMIIMINIIISSIVALSAIRMSASSIIS
THE BRUSSELS POST
To Nitre Doctors' 11111s•
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Tine GRIettan WINTER FAD,
1110 winter sports include ii now
Bnt Oninipresmit pleasure ;
Lively Heys, and ninitletts too,
Enppy momOries treasure
Of first toboOgamilng delight.;
NYlien clown the Weeny she olets
They flashed 1iI13 sw llows in 0, flight,
And idiom d their laNcy beotiota.
Long may this winter fuN remit n,
To niesse tho country's millions.
And melt January Qom ogriPI
Until we've D-
rown to billions.
T111,1 IlKST WAY,
If I maim 4 face at Billy,
tie will main. a lace at me,
That two ugly rams,
Anti a quarrel, don't you see ?
POT OM I dooble up my fig
And hit him, and he'll pay
31e book by giving mo 11 lurk,
Rules.' 1 inn way.
But 111 smile at Billy,
"ale sure to matte him laugh ;
You'd soy, if on could see him,
'Twos jollier by half
Than kicks aud ugly faces.
1 toll you all the while,
it's pleasanter for any boy
itt( girl) to laugh and einilc,
GRANDPA GROWLS.
Say, whitt's become of all the girls
And boys ? Where have tboy gone?
Statistics show the o's just about
As man' babies horn
As in the good old-fashioned days,
But things have changed since then ;
Kids jump right .from the cradle now
Full-fledged as women and men.
Folk talk of obildith innocence,
Simplicity and ouch;
But we don't see that sort of thing
Around us now—not muoh I
Our pretty, artless pritttlers, with
Then: sweet, unconvcious grace,
IInYe disapptioredand little prigs
And puppies take their place.
Rigged out in grown-up finery,
Most every day I meet
Precocious little prodigies
Prowling upon the street ;
They look so much like women, that
1 vow 1 'most forget
They're only kids, and ought .D bo
In bibs and tuckers yet.
Act there's my little grandson, ,Ittek,
As cute as auto can bo.
You'd think to hem; the rascal tslk,
Ilo wits 114 old as me ;
While Peter's youngest hopeful, Paul,
can give points to his pa ;
And little missy, Betsey's glrl,
Knows heaps moru than her mg.
They look up‘m tts fulls as
Old fogies and iId fools;
They'ro posted on milsorts of things
That aro not tight in sehool
They know too muck byhalf, Thonk bony -
count it 'inong my joys
That 1 was born when girls were girls,
And boys were only boys.
MAN.
Man that is born of woman in
small potatoes and few in a hill.
Ile riseth up to -clay and flourish•
elh like a ragweed, and to morrow
or the day atter the undertaker hoe
him in the the box.
Ho goeth forth in the morning
warbling Wm a lark, and is knock.
od out in one mound and two
seeonds.
In the midst of lire he is in debt,
and the tax collector puraneth him
wherever he goeth.
The bannister of life is full of
Splinters, r.nd ho slideth clown it
with coneiderable rapidity,
He walltoth forth in the bright
sunlight to absorb ozone, and meet-
eth the bank tenor with a sight
thoughfir $857.
111 colneth Immo It eventide and
mei-it:tit thn elleolletrrow iu his
petit, and tho wheelbarrow risoth•
up mid smiteth him to [lo earth,
and falleth upon him and minicab
ono 0( 1)10 logs into his ear.
In tho Gentle spring -time lie put.
tette on Ins summer clothes, and a
blizzard strikes him far away from
home, and filleth him with woo
and rheumatism,
He loyal' up lichee in the bank,
and tho provident epeculatoth in
imagine, and Won goeth to U.S.
for his health.
In the autumo he putteth on hie
winter trousers, and a wasp that
abideth in them filleth him full of
intense excitement.
He startoth down cellar with an
oleander, and goeth first hastily,
and tho oleander cometh aftor him
and sitteth upon hint.
lie eittoth up all night to got the
returns from St. Frannie, Xavier,
and in tho ond lenrneth that Ilia
other fellows have carried it.
Ho hustoth a watch dog, and
when he cornetts 1.100.10 late from
lodgo 1110 watch dog treoth him and
eitteth beneath hint until rosy morn,
He goeth to lho horse trot and
betteth his money on the brown
mato, rend 1110 bay on Ming with a
blaze taco winneth.
Ho (09901011114 red /Rims
with a wart on herno.90, and the
next clay her parental ancestor
goeth tinder, with few esats and
groat liabIlilibU, and coinoth home
to live with hie beloved eon•inlaw
Nevor go to bed with cold or damp
foot.
Nevor Jean with tho back upon
anything that's eold. •
Never begin a journey until the
broaltfass has been eaten.
Never talus warm drinks and then
immodiatoly go out into the cold.
AtIr exoroices of any aind 130000
richt in an opon carriage lir near tho
window of 11 car for a moment ; it is
dangerous to health, or (000 life.
Never omit regular battling, for
unless the Hlf ill IA 10 regular condi-
tion, tho cold closo the pores
and favor congeetion or other dim.
ease&
Whon Imam, spook as little as
possible until Um hoarseness 13 ro
covered from, Moo 1110 voioo may bo
pernattuontty heft, or of
the throat be produced.
Morely warm tho hack by the fire,
and nevar continuo keeping tho back
exposed to tho heat after it has be.
%nue warm. '2o do otherwise is
debilitatiog.
Never stand still in. cold weather
especially after haviug taken a slight
dors° of oxereise, and alwaye avoid
stancling on ices or snow, where Um
persou is 031)10(10(1 10 the cold wind.
When going trom a warm Minos-
phero into a cooler one keep tho
mouth always closed, as tho air may
be warmed by its passage through
the noso tiro it roaches tho lungs.
irasbio3i ri otos.
Military effects are noticeable in
tho nation's millinery.
Colors are extensively used in tho
decoration of black toileta.
1 Clove stretchers of oxidized 'diver
aro worn as a pendant to 1110 chate-
laine.
Charming evening toilets have
loco skirts, wall moire bodices, with
Balthus to match.
Whito and gold and pale blue
and silver aro favorite combine,
Lions for evening bonnets.
Palo and deep tan plush skirts
tom worn with winter dresses and
of various colors aud fabrics.
Cauhmero bonnets, with philter'
edges and caps mewls inside, are in
vogue for babies and little girls.
A now gold horeeelloo hrooch ie
formed by several smaller liorse•
shoes, set with rithius or other
stones.
Small baudkerchior-like equares
of pielted cloth of all colors aro used
as a decoration on hate, bonnoto ,
mad muffs.
Bridesmaids who follow the Low-
est fashion carry wallting.sticks of
ebony aud silver, to which bouquets
aro attached.
Clusters of six heavily frosted
gold balls, set with turpuoisea whore
the bells conuect, are prettypendants
for the chetehtine.
Fine broadcloths and ladies' cloths
are said to bo used in Paris for
bridesmaids' dresses, and sometimes
even for bridal dresees.
Tulle bonnets aro worn at the
theatres and for any dressy occasions,
and roses and other artificial flow -
ors are used to deoorato them.
The short, jaunty sealskin jacket
is tho faehionablo wrap this season
for dressy young ladies, and loony
pretty variations are aeon.
Osatlized silver lace phis in the
form of a torkoy'e claw are popular.
Atwater /11110 design represents
silver log with a tiny gold frog upon
it.
Pouch brocades are extensively
used for very dressy toilets. The
patterne, aro exquisite aud the
group&
1100 changeable and haauti.
fully illinninated.
TIIII OUTLOOK 1e011 CftetaitIEREES.
Prof. Itobortsort gave au exteusive
and compactly pat paver on the
above subject at the Creernery As
sociatiou last, week., II° thought 000
weakness in azoamery work UM tho
lack of eutintsiasui. lo an ordinary
section of 1,000 cows, 125 lbs, of
dairy butter Wi1.8 made par head,
when by the use of the croatnory au
extra price of six mints per lb. could
be got, which =ant $7,500, the
distribution of which in labor, ma
tonal, etc., throughout tho section
would benefit it largely. Nine
hundred millions of pounds of but.
ter were made annually, of which
only fifty millions wero tnado in
creameries. He detailed instances
where a $50 per acre farm had risen
in value to $200 per acre, by going
into good stook for dairying. An.
other farmer who formerly sold only
$800 of stuff off his farm now sold
off $6,000 of dairy producte, $8,000
of 11/111011 Wad profit. They most
pueli the value of this interest to
the farmers by agitation and educa-
tion. A farmer who planned,
thought and road for bwo hottre after
suppet and got up two hours leaar
in tho mornieg 11 this ago wan go-
ing to get ahead 0( 11)0 early to boil
°aria, to risoinan. 13311 he must net
and with a pnrposo. They should
attract farinctus to tho creatnory.
They eliould force a home market, !
by pitting their creamery 1)1311001)1
to competition with dairy butter
right itt the eitiee and towne of On-
tario, and when pooplo got mous-
tooled to the superior article they
would not go back to an inferior
one. They ehonld encourage their
patrons to got, better kook ; ten goo(1
men in neighborhood with ins-
pcoved dairy atoelt would do good
101 11 crettonory ; farruors learn from
oue anotber ; they had the improtoe
ion that when any [este were at.
(0111 p1011 at the Karin, they had the
whole treeenry of Ontario at their
book, Tho nettle woro to malice
tho 01101 01 cream, to improve the
quultty of (nunnery hotter, and the
profit and prise would then follow.
Thore were clangors and lhfliouhiuo;
Neu should have a botternsaltevs
Inspector awl instructor, uanotiugs
of patrons to compare notes, and
elmuld paha out Mai feasibility of
winter dairyitig by the nee of Gush -
age. Butter should be put on the
market in its best state and not held
over for a higher prime. There was
a bright futon of profit before the
creamerion if the Creamery Aesocia-
tion would wake up to its work of
inetruetion, and plea the facts and
figures boforo tbe farmers,
In reply to Mr. Fuller, Mr. Rob•
ortson said by tabulatiug statemonts
of femora throughout the Province,
he bolieved they only got one poond
of butter from 88 of milk. lir.
Fuller eaul in his section 25 lbs. of
milk was the averago. This could
easily be reduced by proper dairy
stock aud scieutific methods to 20
lbs., whiell would givo the country
one millton and and 11 half dollars
more profit. It was stated that
fully quarter of the milk was usually
wasted,
Canadian Nowet.
The new Manitoba Ministers wore
sworn in lest week. •
Baird, Oonservative, was elected
in Queen's, N. 13., by a majority
of 79.
It is authnitatively stated that
Premier Mere= hat sailed for
11 remota
Komptvillo and Spencervillo, iu
Greuvillo Comity, aro 1180 in terror
by tho threats of opponents of the
Scott Act.
All kosher:11 31 loIng bn.nasee at
Ottawa havo 1' 01111 to introduce)
new machinery, (0111111 will melte
lathe of tab edginge formerly thrown
en the river.
Premier Grennway lute 140(391 an
address to his coosiftnents, ontlin.
ing the policy of his Government,
which nicludes 13, rodistribution of -
soots and manhood suffra e
Examination into the financial
affairs of Manitoba by tho now
Govern emit .911044 that they were
left in a frightful stato of disorder
by the Norquay Administration.
The population of Montroal prop
er, according to the Dominion two.
sue of 1881, eves 141,000, and of
bin same wards at the ohm of 1886
it Wag, according to the city payees.
ors, 171,277.
John Wallcor, hotel keeper, of
Ktncerdine, refuteed to give ovidenee
130(011 Police Magistrate R. Iramm.
stone in a =so in which he was
charged with selling liquor, and
ails committed to jail for five days.
lIodgme, Master in Ordinary,
on Saturday announced that the
directors 0( 1110 Central Bank would
be called upon to explain the disap-
pearance of $600,000 reported pro-
fits ()tawny October 81st and Nov-
embea 1511).
A baker named Delorme, io
lighting a lire with kerosene at
Smile Ste, Mario, Ont., on Monday
night, was burood to death by the
ezploeiou of 1413 oil oan, 01. bakory
aud photograph gallery were also
burnod to tho ground.
A Toronto girl about 113 yomrs
of ago, living with hoe prolate on
George area, had been troublod
with nouralgie, and Wednesday the
pain becarao so intense that one of
her oye-balle burst. Tho doctor
waaoalled in. and after an oxamin-
ation removed the ball from its
socket, Tho pain has left and the
girl is doing nicely.
111 18 definitely settled that Han.
T. B. Pardoe, Commissioner of
Crown Lands, will not occupy his
place in the Legislative A.seerobly
dnring the approaching session. His
deputy, Mr. White, visited him on
business n, row days ago and found
him looking much better, Mr. Pazt.
dee has been assured by his physt-
nians that a winter spent ,in the
South, freo, from work and care,
will improve his health vory much,
[hero being every reasog to hope for
a comploto restoratio4 from his
presont malady. Mr. l'ardeo will
accordingly leavo Ins lions° next
week for Florida, svhere he will
spend tho remaindor of tho whiten.
The duties of the department are
well curled on by Me. White, tho
Deputy Couniseimmr. Ono of the
abhor Ministers of the Grotro
40901110 tho rosponsibility 01 1110 do-
partment before tho Logislature,
but to which member of the Gov.
0013)3101111 thio duly 401)1 134 entruetod
has 110E yet boon deciclod,
Fire in Montreal oti Saturdey
morning destroyed $250,000 worth
of property,
Tho Norgarty awl Harrison Gov.
ornments 10 Menitoba oontrivad to
expend nearly all the luta-yearly
eubeidy of $250,000 within it few
days.
The voirtmisaion of Police blagls-
trato Pirtridgo, of Stamm) Comity,
line boon ravokuil, 011 1 110 grunna
tout he exhibited bias in eases Ito.
fore him.
E, "remand, so/ teitor for Graham
Symttigtou, MOlt, 11(48 ou tared an
action against E. Horton, of St.
Thomas, to recover poetteesiou of
tho KIM of $82,000 left to plaintiff
by his grandmother, a former reel -
dent of Port Stan/ey, and of whiola
Mr. Horton is administrator.
Sir Clemens and Leib, Stophen or -
rived iu Montreal on Tuesday on
their way front Eogland. Sir
Georgo sap that lie has completed
an arrangement with lho Impozial
Govornmont for Pacific, steamors,
0.13a that the contracts will be
asvardod at ono*. Tho steamers
will bo running by dna time next
year.
(iresteral 1"40w14.
Oonvids confinad in the Eddy.
vine, Ky., prieon are pormitted to
give public negro minstrel shows.
A wagon load of squirrele was
sold at Hot Spring, Ark., a few
days einoe. the vonder selling them
by the bushel.
Col, T. W. Higginson, the author,
is a great out -of doors man, and ie
devoted to the tricycle and the to-
boggan.
Eugene Powell, of Bloomington,
D. T., got out of a sled for tho pur-
pose of running behind, when one
foot struck tbo other log and broko
it.
The collection of old and rare
coins is now said to give employ-
ment to a number of travelling
men from each of the large cities of
the country,
A 11940 French device for applying
perfume, is a pencil which is rub.
bed on the article to bo scented.
Violet, heliotrope, opoponax, aotl
all the fashionable adore nro now
sold in this form in P.rio.
There was recant's, sold lit atm- ;
bon Parts an autograph lotter of 1
lllirabeau, from prieon, for $11 ;
one of Denton for $8. 80(1 030 writ-
ten jointly by Robospiereo, the great
Oarnot other worthies of the Re-
volution, for $8.
A. load of straw positing under aa
eloctric light wire in Marion, Ind.,
tore it loose and it dropped to the
ground Ischind the load. A vain -
800t1 afterward, both horses stopped
able span of horses came along
ou the wire and both fell dead.
A Chicago dealer says that if he E
had no other way of reckoning time
he could tell the day of the week by I
the kind of cigars he sells to those
of hie customers who aro clerks.
Early in the week they come in
proudly and call for "two for a
quarter." By Wednesday they ask
for a 10 cent straight, • and whoa
Friday comes their formula is "Gim-
we a good 5 -center"
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balance 4001) Wilbert:id, A. never toiling
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oun.is, nearly 131380011014loorcit d tn good
state of cultivation. good f Nino born
with It good otono stable undernenth and a
nom faillng well is also 011 tho place, l.'ar
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GI eneral Blacksmiths, . AND CUTLERY
W1s11 10 1011100010 to the Public; generrdly AiWityil 011 HMO.
that they do all kinds at Blackmailing
111 a Workmanliko Manner,
'Wagons, Buggies, Sleighs and eaters
madu to (halm%
Repairing promptly Executed.
130 14)11)10 a Specialty of Iforse-shocing.
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Having ars:tinged. with CHAR-
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will have a inan ovary FRIDAY
to repair sowing machines". ,
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