HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1885-7-31, Page 3JULY 131, It85..
"'I ONLY Mita WITEI GHOSTS,"
I only mix with ghosts well known,
With Closer and Pompey I pick a bona ;
Among my friends tho noblest aro there,
I'll on visiting tomes witb hamlet's father;
I tient fair gloss and respectable towers.
And always go home at decent hours;
For I'nh a ghost of high degree,
And other ghosts take off their hats to me,
I conduct lnyselt, now I and dead,
In tho mortal way that 1 was brod ;
I never flirt, though there aro hosts
Of exceedingly naughty female ghosts ;
There's a needy ghost I always pay
To clean my arbor every Baty
And I walk at night in shady lances,
To got a shower hath when it rains.
X Hever stay ant when the nights aro cold,
For I think of any health, trough I can't
grow old,
And when you're under the cold, gray stones,
'There's no ono to rub your ghostly bones ;
1 was very c..reful, before I died,
To moo nay tombstone was aired and dried ;
Ho, wrapped in the turf, as snug as a toast,
I've not had n cold eihlce I've boon n ghost.
WE SHALL KNOW.
When tho Inlets have rolled in splendor,
From the beauty of tho hills,
And the sunshine, warm and tender,
Falls in kisses on the rills ;
We ratty read love's shining latter,
In the rainbow of the spray,
We shall know each other bettor
SVhen the mists have cleared away
We shall know as we aro known,
Never more to walk alone,
In the dawning of the morning,
When the mists have cleared away.
If wo err in human blindness,
And forgot that we are dust;
If we miss the 1an' of kindness,
When we etrnpglo to bo just;
Snowy wings of pence shall cover
All the anguish of to -day,
When the weary watch is over,
And the mists have cleared uwny.
When the silver mist has veiled us,
From the faces of our own,
Oft we doom their love has failed us,
And we tread our path alone ;
We should see then ncnr and truly,
Wo should trust then day by day ;
Neither love nor blame unduly,
If the mists were cleared away.
When the mists havo risen above us,
As our Father knows IIis own,
Face to face with those that love no
Wo shall know as we are known ;
Love, beyond the orient meadows,
Floats the golden fringe of day;
Heart to heart, wo bide the shadows,
, Till the mists hevo cleared away.
Why !torsos Hare Faulty Feet.
"An old blacksmith," a veterinar•
ion, is credited with the statement
that "the causes of bed feet with hor-
ses are very numerous. You very
seldom 800 a young horse with bad
feet. You oars work a horse barefoot•
ed all Inc life, and his feet may wear
down and got tender, but they will
always be sound. One great cause
of trouble with the fact is that borates
are, after they are shod, allowed to
stand in filthy stalls, and another is
in keeping shoes on too Jong. On
these occasions they get out of shape,
and corns and narrowing nt the heel
follow. Then the horse is taken to a
blacksmith and 11 tirst-class job order-
ed. Now, in this ease, if the black.
smith could make a foot and then
silos it Lo could fill tho order. After
the horse is shod his feet are sore
and he travels /JO better, but worse,
if anything, than before. Then the
shoer is blamed. The foot ii certain
to have wnflamtnatiou in it, and the
slightest fever in the hoof will dam-
age it very badly. Shooing too close
at the heel, sowing shoes too far back
and filing the too off aro bad practices
The shoe should always be as large
as the foot. No one ever s Iw 0 foot
too wide. Hard tiding or driving
often causes bad feet. Ira horse gots
foundered instand of dootoring for
founder the owner lodes about a week
in going from ono smith to another
to got bettor shueiug, Any good
shoer con tell by looking at the shoo
whether it harts or not ; but, instead
of being frank about it, many sheers
will nay that the fault is with the
smith who did the job just before
him and not with the foot,"
The inhabitants of Stollarton, Nova
Scotia, are greatly alarmed owing
to the sudden subsidence of the earth
in a number of places aver old pits,
• leaving yawning and dangerous
chasms. Some of thrno cavities aro
within one foot of the houses, throat.
ening their deetruotion.
Says the Loudon Sportsman
gentleman, evidently rather untvoll in
the top storey, has called at this aloe,
expressing a wish to make a match
to row either Beach or Iianlan for
£5,000 nsido, as he observed that
money was "no object" to him. We
oncleavorod to call] hire, and in re-
turn be tried t0 borrow sixpouce, I3e
was en athlotio•looking youth of about
50 years of ago, We have not seen
him since, as wo asked him to pit up
:8100 or so to Dhow that he rune in
earnest, Perhaps ho is busy.
THE BR17SSELS POSrl
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
GARFIELD HOUSE.
—A JOB LOT OF—
Men's & Zoy'saaxcl & Soft Felt Mats,
Bought at 40 Cents on the $ to be sacrificed at the Garfield House.
CAT I ANIJ S 1-+; Ht T2 -IM.
A SPLENDID SELECTION OF
Scotch and Canadian Tweeds,
Bought at \fantlfttelawor's Prices, to be Cleared Out. CaII and In-
spect these Goods at the Garfield house.
JUST TO HIAND
AT THE GARFIELD HOUSE
A Lot of Hochelaga Gray Cottons,
Bought for Spot Cash with a big discount. Be Sure and Secure those
Cottons at the Garfield House.
♦..'J �1 '£l YNl
re/
TRENT
IS AWAY AHEAD=
of our Most Sanguine Expectations.
NEW, FRESH,
WELL BOUGHT
GOODS,
—MADE UP IN THE—
Latest, and Most Becoming Styles,
AND SOLD AT
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES,
]las made
,this Department of the Garfield House
titt E
0
MMMAKE A NOTE OF THIS,
--TiIAT THE—
Highest Price is Always Paid
BUTTER & EGGF:7
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of AN1,,O Plc gip,
Ger. Turnberry & King Streets,
3
100,(100 I,OuNDS
Wool Wanted
FOR THE SEASON OF 1885,
CASH_ P1\s IZ7
I ani prepared to pay the highoat
cash price for good fleece wool deliv-
ered nt the
LISTOWEL WOOLEN MILLS.
Having boon ten years iu business
here, it has always been lay endeavor
to pay higher than the market allows
and in tho poet yearn have paid city
market prices. Wool being so low in
price, it will afford Ise pleasure to
pay the highest price going. In ex-
changing wool for goods will allow a
few cents more. Will also guarantod
to sell my goods nt cash prices. I
don't have two prices•—cash and
trade—sly rule is one price only.
Bunning the year round enables me
to carry a large stock. Thie year
leaving 0 larger stock than usual, will
offer you the Best Stook of Tweed in
the Dominion to choose from.
Double & Twisted Full Cloths,
Flannels, Blctfkets.
All Goods or lin Newest Patterns and
Latest Designs.
Carding and spinning done on
short notice and guarantee to make
best of yarns, i nail only the best of
lard oil on all my work.
Come early with your wool and
you will find us ready and willing to
give you our bust attention. Wo will
be happy for you to
Inspect Goods and Prices
Before disposing of your wool.
I remain, yours respectfully,
B. T. BROOIC,
3Ell h'IIIIIE IIOAtt FOR Stilt -
+URL Lru l lierknl,Ir,, bur for norvioui lea lot 07,
4th line, Morris, about two nilleq from Brun•
sols, "gum Lad" was brn4 by Id. Horley,
Guelph, and wait aired by Lord Wallington.
'1117 bred * y 0. 'rumba, 1'.npla"'l; dam , Lady
t4nllyawn, got by Prhzemau, 1407. bred by E.
Tuhubs I:ugbtud. This wall 111 ed pig was fur-
ruwo4 Jan. 08th, 1808, Towns: ¢l, to bei aid
at time of service, with prlvileg,7 0( ro turning,
if necl'nnary. JAants AI. ti Alrr7N,
Proprietor.
"IAT nxu Bltt'(�l; I,(lAN AN"
Li INVlaiTtz1;NT (JUM ANY,
This Company was organized on the 18th
of April last, and 113 now in active operation,
and in prepared to receive applications for
Mans on good farts security,
This Com puny being a loeel i1:'titution,
can offer to borrowers greater facilities for
getting their loads exeouted with dispatclh,
than can be had from outside ur foreign
Companies, with whom depend weeks aro
often required to clone up a hul.
SV11011 Tftiu and Security are natinfaetory
borrowers rusty obtain their money from
this Company on day of application.
Due attention has been paid to cualning
Sola,itorc' charges to the lowest rates.
Mortgages purchased if security and tit.
ins aro approved of.
A Savings Bank Branch will be shortly
opened by the Company. Depositors will
bo paid the Ilighost Current Bates on their
deposits.
Tho Company's offices are on tete corner
of Market Square and North St., Goderieh,
in the Building adjoining the Dry Goods
Storo of J. C. Bailor & Co.
DIRECTORS '
3011011 Wna,Luts, President,
W. J. R. HOLMES, Vice-I'h'eaident,
81110.J. CAuriluonr,
SnnRIFF GIBBONS,
W3r.10. GRAY, Saaforth,
0. 111. Roomers, Dungannon,
fou; Acuo1o11, Goderieh
F.Jonni8,
J. II. CoLnonNn,
SOLIcIuCna—CAnnRON, hoer A CA>IrtI,O;.
Hon,toa IRentroir, Manager.
Goderieh, May 7th, 1880. 44.3m.
MAC KINAC.
The Moot Delightful
SUMMER TOUR
Palace steamers. Low urates.
Four Tripe nor Week Between
DETROIT AND MACKINAC
And livery Week nay Between
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Writo for oar
"Picturesque Maokinao," Illustrated.
Contains San Raruoulese. manta Frog.
Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nay. Co.
C. D. WHITCOMO, Dos. PADO, AWL,
DETROIT, MICH.
CAUTION !
CAUTION !
A dealer in Brussels is advertising and offering for sale a \IlsrrtAI1L>;
IMITATION of the
GENUINE BUCK THORN FE✓VCE WIRE,
of which I am the SOLE Ache in B1(Ussr•;Ls, and the Public are cau-
tioned against purchasing tele spurious article. The parties in Canada
who aro placing this wrorreR9n IafITATION on the market are now being
sued for ten thousand dollars damages. The Genuine Buck Thorn
Fence, the BEST and CHEAPEST fence in the world, can ONLY be pur-
chased at the "GOLDEN PADLOCK." 1
I ant also Agent for the Ontario Barb Fence Company, who make
the best Barb Wire in Canada.
English throe ply plain twisted
able fence for Gardens.
Several tons of Land Plaster in
fouoo, a remarkably cheap and dur-
i00 lb. sacks
sacksfor sale.
THORN FENCING.
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This fencing is made of a Solicl Flat Slip of Steal neatly twisted and
well galvanized, presenting the largest possible surface to the view.
Although no part of it is made of wird itis 00 heavier and as cheap as
Barb -Wile Fencing, but is preferred by some principally as a toga
strand, being more easily seen. The "Lyman" is the ONLY ribbon
fencing made in Canada, and is much superior to the imported fencing
of the same deseription.
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Window Shades, and Hai'tsliorli Springs,
A Lot of Fancy Window Shades, in Cloth of Different Patterns.
Also Hartshorn Springs. Call and see them before putting tip tete old
0008.
B. GERRY.