The Brussels Post, 1885-4-10, Page 3taro,
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Aeuir, 10, 1885;
THE 1iRiJSSLLS .POST
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OLD STORY,
Arabella writ a sels.] t irl—•
So wag F1Ily
Hasty pudding can't be thicker
Than tau 14e11oa1 girls can.
Thaw ware thick as Behind girls Dan 1,I,
1101thloss love they swore,
Yawed that naught 011 earth would part
(lite forevermore. them,
They grew up ne school girls will do ;
Wont to 'wilful too ;
And, as oft Luforo lues happened,
Suitors canto to woo.
As fate or luck would him it,
Ono misguided elan
Pavorod blue-eyed Arabella
More than Sally Ann.
And, of worse, it made no differ
That the law arc such
That ho could not wed two woman,
Though he wished it notch,
S0 a coolness rose betwoon them,
A1t1 the cause—a man,
Colt, was Arabella---vary —
Colder Sally Ann.
Now they call 0)1011 other "ci'eaturo,"
What is still marc sari—
Bella, though she wan alio treasure,
Wishes Sally had.
13E .1 WOMAN.
Oft I've heard a gentle mother,
As the twilight hours began,
invading with a son on duty,
Urging 11i111 to le a 11111.
But mita her blau•1yod daughter,
Though with love's words (pito as ready
Points 411(0 out the uthor duty—
' SIrivo, my dear, to bo lady."
What's 11 lady ? Is it something
Made of 1100104 Itld Bilks a1101 airs,
Peed to decorate Ulu parlor,
Liltw 1410 fancy rugs and 01101)0 :'
Is it ono that vva0to1 un novula
Every feeling that is 1luman?
If 'lis this to be a lady,
'Til not this to be a w01110,1.
Mother, then unto your daughter
Speak of something higher (an
Than to be ,Imre fllsluon's lady—
" Woman" is tho brightest star,
If you, in your strong nlfoctiau,
Urge your 1011 to bo o trite 111a11,
Urge your slaughter no loss strongly
1'o ari00 and he a W01110.11.
Yes, a woman ; Brightest model
Of that high and perfect beauty,
Whir. the mind and soul and body
Blend to work out lifo's groat duty.
13o a woman ; naught is higher
0n the gilded crest of faun° ;
On the catalogue of virtue
There's no brighter, holier name.
A 1CUSSIAN WAIT SONG.
Wort corning, Alexandrovitch, at least a
million more,
From lianineshaoja'e hay incl Obekalagou-
ba'e shore,
From Iiarakouski's frozen wild, from
Tymskain'a plain,
Wo're marching, Alexander, with 111 our
might and wain.
From Gatmoniolcino'oForest, from Tsoh-
ernorbeskoi's vale,
From WVassiagourbska'e blooming fields,
from Olymslcia'e dale,
From ACakamajosa'a villagoa, from ]Mid.
On00baraki'a isle,
We're corning, Alexander, tho weary rank
and iiia,
From polysyllabic villages wore maro11ing
gayly down,
Perch«ico to rot in Afghanland to gild
anew your crown;
We're on to Porg-el nitirghab, and Ponje.
chidyeh we seek,
And we'r'e headed by somo generals whoa°
names no touguo can spook.
From provinces and villages whose names
before 1110 oyo
Look like a heap of °0usounnls ehovollod
into "pi,"
-arolowe and -01(8111 s, -offs and -offs
end-vitc11es,
For holy Church and Pions Czar will ((lie
in lierat's ditches.
edam mnule/MFIe:mammma.111aa,.
Fashion Notes.
Ilraid is worn on costumes, hats,
boin,eta, wraps and jackets.
Among other fanciful bodices are
some with lengthwise organ plaits.
8110011)1 capes for young ,adios
have the fronte extonded liko a man•
ale.
Cockade bows made of bright -col-
ored ribbons are again worn ou the
fronts of droes waists.
A dark green and gold embroidered
bonnet ie orilanlented with a large
eluater of Marshal Neil roses.
Ail 1lrtisti1 coatnm0 is composed of
grey Indian eine and vavot with dark
red velvet 11011111', 011, iwtl ve81.
Sleeves aro now made to fit loosely
over the 011011111er; when additional
height is required a cap ie added out-
s1d0.
The short 1loltnan8 and visitor
made of velvet, broea(10, ottoman and
brocho fabrics aro again in fashion,
ablo favor, both hero and abroad.
Long Newluarleet coats aro made
with loose fronts sued closely fitting
backs, with pointed hood linod with
Bildt, nod the only trimming is rows
of stitching on tho odgee,
Wearors of white dressos will ap-
preointc tho pretty °hocked and strip-
od organdies, which, as well as the
lawns, havo a eoftor and moro deli.
Into finish than the old styles.
Pointed waists rival basques in
popularity.
partition now sots hoc face against
tho Intaglio and skirt being of difToront
tiolor9, Many woman have consider,
ed it execrable taste and rofusod to
adopt a sty11 Bo oxtrelnely ugly.
Metallic figured wooly are now with
the spring; but little :if this, however,
accoulpunioe et(olt patt»ru, only sail.
ei, lit la f0riu vest and cull's, 141,1 a
deep band across the front of do
skirt,
13raided and plaited hair is mora
fashioliablo than 11(0 former way of
arranging it in coils, and the rule
11011111 good when the ooiffuro is ar•
ranged low—alit trocquo--or high—
a la Josephine.
Polonaises and basguos are equally
popular, but the Eton jackets aro the
novelty. Tho latter aro eclgod with
grayish -blue lead beads, or with small
fancy gilt or silver buttons sot very
close together.
Skirt fronts half a yard deep have
appeared In the woolen laces, to be
employed over fine woolen materials,
just as the finer laces havo been nsod
over silks and satins, The lace front
is eometiines Of 114)1 nano color 14.9 the
dress, and as often iu harmonious
contrast.
Tbo moliaire brought to the front
last summer and but sparingly used,
it is prohosiocl, as the warm season
approaohes, will be to great ((demand.
Mohair sheds dust, 1a ((00101 than a
soft alt. wool slinging fabric, and is
cheap enough to bo thrown aside when
soiled and fadod. Among the novel-
ties of the amasou iu mohair thoro ie
the changeable, the striped, and the
pinhead chock ; the latter in black
and white, brown and white, and the
prettiest of all, ecru, with dark
brown.
Caf^an€lla/a. IN 1awts.
Iloreo thiovee are operating in Es-
sex county.
Thos. Ballantyno, Itt.P.P,, of Strat-
ford, recently shipped nine ear loads
of choose to England.
A scheme is now on foot in Water-
loo to organize a mnsioal Association
for Western Ontario.
Essex county is ovorrun with horse
buyore, who are purchasing animals
for the Manitoba market.
Formers in Esaox county aro of
the opinion that the wheat Drop of
1886 will ba an abundant one.
A Toronto liquor detective is charg-
ed with compounding a felony by tak-
ing 111811 money (roma druggist whom
he had dotectod breaking tho law,
The tour of a Canadian baseball
team in the Unitod States, to have
been msnngod by Jannis Hannigan,
of Hamilton, 11118 been abandoned,
dpocial prayers fur the safety of the
troops who have wino to the front,
and for the 1eetorati00 of peace in the
Northwest, wore °fared up in all the
Ohur01101 in Toronto 801111ay.
Tuttle was found guilty of man-
slaughter on Saturday lust by t110
coronar's jury at St. Catharines. for
causing t1(,, death of his employer,
Alfred T'enbr0eek, of Grantham.
A holo was cut in the ice at the
London and Port Stanley bridge, St,
Thomas, the other day, and a lady
convert was baptized and rocoivod in-
ti, 110 fold by tho Mormon elders.
Tho citizens of Montronl at a public
meeting on Saturday decided to raise
a fend of $50,000 for assisting the
families of 111e mon who have gone
101110 Northwest, during their absence.
The heavy snow storm of last week
has once moro badly demoralized rail-
way traffic east end west of Montreal,
eomolines being entirely blocked, and
trains on all being seriously delayed.
A. bed quilt on exhibition at New
Orleans contains 100,584 pieces. It
is msd0 of small bits of tape throo-
eightlie of an inch equor'e, and at a
short distance it very mu1011 resembles
worsted ombroidory,
An order -in• council in tho Gazette
declares the Scott Act in force iu the
counties of Kent, Lennox and Ad-
dington, and Lanark, Ontario, and
Brom°, Quebec, on 1110 expiry of the
present lioeneos.
A. Corbett, a teacher in the vicin-
ity of Pine River, tow» Shap of IIuron,
hast week is said to baud 8udd0111y
1101no00011, leaving sundry inourning
ereditora. Drank and fast living an
the 0a000s assigned.
The city of Montreal is in danger
of heavy floods, tho thaw having
coma the unusually largo aoe11mula.
tion of snow to disappear al a livoly
rate, Precautions have been taken
to avert the throatonod damage as far
as possible.
A ter+riblo tragedy was perpetrated
Sunday in St. Thomas, a teamster
shooting a man through alio brain
whom he found in hie houso with his
wife on returning home in the after-
noon. The murderer, after commill.
ing the deed, went to the chief of
police and gave himself up,
FOR SALE. NATIONAL
The aullersignu11 will sell or exchange
for
Farm Property
PARK LOT 1, BItUSS1',LS,
t'ell'J'AININI. 211 .1Clt(1i Ole LAND
on which there is a Good Brick Dwel-
ling and Frame Barn, For partici.
tars apply to
JOHN GREWAR,
40 BRUSSELS, ONT.
—NEW STOCK OF --
Buffalo Robes, Rugs & Horn Blankets(
i 'IVAORHIT
1 have movod to my now brick store and
am preparocl to wait on all my old custom -
ors and many now ones,
HARNESS 9 HAiiNESS, ! !
Light and Heavy Harness mad() to order
on short uotioo of the very best material
and superior workmanship,
I have in Stock
HARNESS,
WHIPS,
CURRY CO1II3bi,
BRUSHES
FLY NETS,
DUSTERS,
ETO.
A SPLENDID ASSO1ITI'IENT OF
TR UNKS,
VALISES,
SATCHELS,
ETC., ETO.
H. DENNIS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Blonoy to loan on farad property at
LOWEST RATES.
PRIVATE AND COMPANY FUNDS"
W. B. DICKSON,
Solicitor,
Brussols, Ont.
INTERESTING
rr:110ETNR BODY.
Stoves, Furniture &c.
Tho Sterling Cook Siovo just the
thing for farmers use. - Has a largo
oven, ta](os 27 incl, wood and weighs
over 1100 Ibe.
The Marquis, one of the mostoonven-
iont and handsome town gook Stoves
over offorod to tb.e public, also in
0too.k,
GALL AND 81.11 '1111)
"DAVIS" SEWING MACHINE.
Itis Simplo and Durablo and does a
larger range of work than any other
machine in alio market.
A BULL SUPPLY 01
FURNITURE,
—0008187014e1 011'—•
DFIAIRS, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS,
LOUNGES, MATTRASSES, &C,
GEENERALLY ON HAND,
!lost door to 13 Drowo's hardwaro storol
tart
W. J. Jackson.
C)LLER M11L,LS.
Van one Zom, YI SIL 40 4Olni tOr$l.
We have tough hlr:u:,Ure it announcing to the public that oar New
Roller Mill in in Complete Running Orth.r and is giving flit• Lost Satis-
faction.
SHORTS, MEAL, r!3H1U & CHOP C(H4STANTLV C(t44 NANO,
We also make the fullowi1 g Brands of Flour :
Patent, Jersey Lily, Canadian's Pride and
Snow Storm.
Gristing Attended to with Promptness.
AL1,, KINDS OF LI'1IBI'1t CIT TO 0EIDER.
4-
10 _ 1-_ .CJ-IR,O1.\T
A It It 1 A k- 1 NV 0 ti K S
JAMES E1J (EES
HUOWES, CARRIxo ES, DI:A(t)C'RATS,
WAGONS, EXPRESS \\'A(iONS, tic Se.,
„
all made cif the Boat Material a11t1 finished 111 t1 W1)1.1;11111 n-1111, 1001111('r.
Repairing and Painting Promptly Attended to.
Parties intending to buy should cal; before
purchasing.
Ra1yE1u1NCES.—Marsden Smith, 13. Laing, 100116 C'utt and William
McKelvey, Grey township : \Cni. Cameron, \Vn1. Little, Geo. Brt/w0r,
and David Breehenriago, Morris tnwnsltii•1 ; TMs. Town anti William
Blashill, Brussels ; Rev. E. A. feat', Kirkton, and T. \\'ri„lit, Turn -
berry township.
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The undersigned having completed the change front ;ho stone to the
• Celebrated Hungarian System of Grinding, has now Out Mill in
First -Class Ruining; Order,
and will be glad to sac all Itis Old Customer:c 1114 ; 0 11040' new ones
118 10 01lhlc. t hot pian lion).
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