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saw; or minus.

Oh! many bright eyes full of goodness and gimlnoss.

Where the pine so!“ loobaottt. and the heart loves:

to shine. ~ z. ‘ndmsoy cheeks pats with the son hnmt' holiness.“ ":th I worshippgdtln; Eifl'n_0fi.‘hfld Mt ll‘ll‘flYiliVlflet Buthop‘e lulu gleamintt. o‘r law in its tit-rantings. No'or fashioned as being so taeltlena and {air _ . A. the lily-chested bnttty. the rose of the Raughty, Tho {ttwu'ofgo “fitnth “put of Klldaro!

It was all but a movnont. her rtulhmt existent». ‘ “or pres‘ortemht-r absence. slPerowdrd on me; But time has not ages. and earth has not distant-o To sire}. leaflet 'vlcitun. 50m thee 2 Again I am straying where children are playing; r' hti tho whine. and balmy the air: hlgtnhfinittflttre'lxtithy'. and “HT” do I see thee. ‘ Shoot lawn ol'tho vallt-y. young Rate of Kiltitu'o. '

Thine arbutus heart-tit full many a cluster 0f white \vaxoudtlootuiusflike lill‘es in air; Duh ohuby polo dwelt bath a delitratelttstro

No lilo-rooms can rival; no lily doth wear L ‘ . To that chunk softly tilushlngs i0 lip brightly hi ttshiug. ~ - U

Oh. what are the berries that bright tree doth boar? Peerless in beauty. that rose ofthe Roughty. "'I‘htr't‘l'tiwnin'oftht‘i \‘hlley. s’wrot Kate ot'liihlare! —-U. thmscr. 3104341th cafes-5-x.-. ya _ ‘.‘ ' my». v~ .f w fi‘r‘itrt' Lil (1‘ at u r c. mom -- w.

narration ULittttt-‘smtr...

" A‘s youlwill ! it may be chance. but so it is." V t

it was. as well as lean romambor.in:1826. I

wanted one man to trampleto my ship's company.

and sailors were all that time very scarce in Brest. for the governinsnt wu‘tittiua out several ships.

One of my lrieods. a coptain of a lrigate. recom-

‘ ofmobor. do

.‘Will may}. a drink of altering him his glass. /

other Iranian. tin gohictr. ‘and howlin' ‘ his

contemptuous manner.

He was nhqut .thirl y years oi was handsommbat pale: his whioltot'snwell suited tho ~ severe they encircled. moo sailor. but his elothoa were cl

bfibNI

drunk. his lips blue, trembling. t ' ‘ t We- are drinking to your heait

damp! Duluth};

pushing his up against the othor‘s

extiu uiphrfd {‘but I heard a mostt

6 All.‘d0§fl’l you speakol a met you? : ‘Ily Sutabl time.“ ‘ " ‘ “

rail l’olard. as he name in. . ‘Go quickly.” said I. ‘ they, another in there i' ‘ . ' ' ‘Oh. pooh l captain. they‘re, thev'ru tin 'iu", that's all.’

'-' ‘hekitrerhifive; in the game 1' ‘ as‘lffiik ndythihg-to'dllhflth ‘ llow— Ulrik ?' W _ ‘ Yes. captain ;, the tall, polo mpn

‘ Xeo. yes, he is in the tight.

are cutting one number's throats.

mailed my applying to Yvon Polsrduwbo kept agitate cries ?’ .

pttblic‘ltouse. and was one ol the greatest crimps in the country.

will beat down a heavy squall.

These crimp: are really very useful eoplo; they your oltgioe ?'

invltti’trt‘ihelr' ounce such ailors as are n'smployed. and without bread: lodge tliem. tabogrest care at t them. fatten them upraud than when a captain of a ship wanting a crew presents himself. he enters into . an agnomeut with the crimp. chooses his men. and

lead drunk 1' -

langras.’

generously pays whatever they may owe to their couple of pirates.’ ,

host out of the advance ‘whidlI-every sailor has to

And they all began striking; ti"

grog? saidiPierre. ; their. to in. health, at. t... misvlfgsried the layout... , ,, Whirl his; W 1' while he continued loohtug at they— lixedly'and in a . r 5

"it. immune ' s:mlt! think

33h features Ho vsao dressed as a sailor. a mono

can and near.

" “To his healtltt to "his health t' again cried the others. laughing. and making more noise titan

Kt,‘ You do not choose toltoar us then, you sat-ago l' shoutsrlthr young sailor. whflso oyes'woreslat‘ing and his arms heavy and

h. Neh‘sieur‘ high

and mightyi' ‘said Wopdendeg. pulling him by the

‘Come. drink now—this is goititig really too stupid-7‘ said, Pierre. completely drunk-and violently

lips.

I could distinguish nothing more“, for‘allor the first. blow which the pale. man gave, the lamp was

remondons‘noiu.

blasp tetuousonths. shriekajpf pain. and vociferous merrimeut. and loud above the rest thewoieo of the pale man. whereer not: h . ' «

in and the tan. it is‘ior the last

the the cries became stifled. I was going out to

an. killing one

only laughing: said I. it ?‘ hp asked.

‘, name is ‘Ulrt'k.

lie is n tlevjl of a my”). 61th strong M a wiudlass.‘ Be quick. for the

Do you heal

' Bull ! there's no harm done.eaptain :‘ small rain Have you made

‘Fint ot,.nll. Master Polard. two of them were ' "I will lay a wager that they were Cavalier and ‘I’ossiidy; the two others appear to 'me to be a

‘Ah! the little light~haired one—4s it not so?‘

rdceive on the dlt'y'he ships on‘bo'srd a new‘vcssel and'tne great black follow” You are right—they

It is therefore in some uteissui-el a white slat-e n» z ' gs} » I t .9 . trade.“ w - ~ ' - ' ‘

So I hunted out Yvon Pol-rd in the me do In

Sonris, and found him at the sign of tho Coasting- suit on is Ulrik.

lie is strong. on

Stamp. attention is v‘ory'filthyfnarrbdv. and dark. but evilish gloomy and silent.’

«git as necessary to go doth eight or ten stops

to gun

tho‘aid of some iron lamps, it would be impossible

to the principal room oi the public houae'. ‘

'1‘“ sort of collar is on dark. that were it not for morning gun has tired.’ . t Enoughcnmpiw I a..." go‘ with Mme course. mile distant from the City of Charlottetown, fronting on

‘ Well. than, let me have Ulrik.‘

to see even M noon-day. to receive :ho advance money ?'

“fund I reached the loot of the steps, a short. thick-set man. with a red head. and who had lost

out amt. came to me and civilly inquired what] board. with Ulrilt. wanted. - When I. had told him. ha very cunninaiy cabin.

winked bis.eye. tussle a sign recommending me to be silent. and took me by the hand; he then led me through a [ta-sage. Aenti alter laving‘wniketl a few minutes. i found myths“ itsfa 3th ll rbost lighted only by a species oi loop-hold.

Yvon'theu' said to me in a whisper: .

The next morning at daybreak. ‘ Captain.’ said Polard, ‘ here. is mentioned to you.’

me. _ _ ‘ Where did you sail lust ?'

are two hongpdogs. two carrton rascals. . tI-was res commanded to you by bravo Captain B—-—-. and I will not dereive you The only one here who would

d .9 sober fellow,

said I pensivoly.

You must send him on board to me as soon as the

‘ As you please—I ehall export yen.’ ' ‘

I’olard came on

I made them both come into my

Uirik, the man i

‘I have just. arrived trom Lima. Captain, pas--

‘ Captain, you httyo only to look through the hole Ranger on board the brig Alexander.‘

vnu are in that‘pat'titioo and listen; I have only live pair oi (any (ruu‘st'rs leilithay arp in there carrying all sail; amusing tllantselvos finely. till they shove oli‘to see again. You will be able to form so opiuioh‘ot' them; they will presently be as drunk as soldiers. and then you know. captain. when tli‘é grog is on ho Highlth what they really are. You will me 0 your choice lccortliuzlw. and parsed Iran arrange, matters. I must leave you. eaptain.’ '

I pbs'pedtthrottfih the hole and saw firs sailors sitting round a: black. greasy, table. lighted by the doubtful glimmer eta lump. Two drunken women. with flashing oysapdisorderetl hair. and husky voices. werefillin; their glasses for them : they were all druoi’. he ndnriy anti In about. dvo minutes. two oi the man loll under the table. W

Titers iemdt'ned tltree; one a lad about twenty. lair and rosy as a young girl; the second was a “phat-m. strong looking follow. wellnnstle, an miuht have been near-tony; as to the third. I coul not see his face, {or it was concealed by his hand on which it was leaning. ,

t For old alligators ivith salt skins. they can rarry ‘

but d d little sail.‘ "hilltop—younger”. disdain-

fuily kicking lhe two "do who had fallen. and who ‘

rolled node‘r‘rhe benches. ‘Coma. ’aow. Wooden- lgg, pour me out some liquor—fill then, fill. for my threat is as hot as a furnace! A _

[Io addressed himself to one of the two women, who in reality had a a'oogen ir‘.

He quickly emptied is also}. and" continued. after wiping his mottthoaliis also". and addressing his sun-burnt companion t. _ , ~ ’

‘ Have you doubled the cape"; too, Pietro. chi my old ahipmato '9' “"“ ‘ ‘-

t No,’ replied the other. ‘ but, I think that we are Magritmtfltt' MW tin-lonely. and-tit we should get a ship w “should. httye Clitmtlcfllt. left of our montlt‘sitidih‘n as‘ My .o‘oold. putx‘inlo the eye at a

orpoioe and not "reliable: squint oitbor.‘

‘ Bah l bah! we will ship onrookoabore. and then the lrsttfpgei a port W's «arrive at. we will give deg beil‘. not attend another aid . and away we 39. and dnJltO captain-32s we til at Saint Thomas's.

on know—4h i ll r, t ,» g, ’ 1mm." ’lt’ enouzll—ws irustle tort

"'ieirab a. “’6 unfold.” i w e

obliged.“ wb’ntgg‘oro instoad bl'us. and they mantigod t a unit go badlyduya ‘ma “rattles PW ran era in Humor noi, and

“l:

‘ Passenger 1" ‘ Yes. cap'ain.’ .‘ Why not a woman ?"

servit-e.’

~orricc ?‘ ‘ Ntt.’ ‘ “ ' ‘ Not any ‘ All. yssfilh‘ (tithe Alexarl rr. ‘ A very good one. ‘As you please; but I would your takiugt r' s M‘ t. ’ ' \l’hv ?’ lb" " * ' ‘ I know myself. captain. ‘ Do not pay any attention to w

I‘haye’a‘ «rtificalo "Hero it is.’

tfuo i".

sleep and eat where he can.‘

worse lot you.‘ r). you

there is your entrance tuoneyd ’ w

I- e'attdot bottatilteoivleagb that t

this man badei

this that had'dec'tdrd me to eigago i

better understood his. He pot-lash“.le

chain-wales. and there he would together. gloomy and silent.

"The or I bod given hi

Friday. moot fly‘ras; ' “ “" " gloomy than usual.

' Well. never mind, I engage you. cheat on board. and we will then sottla that he owes Anti yea. my lad. go on deck theirs; they are settlhg up the shrouds.‘ and are going to' yard a lop- saii : watsviil reel what you ‘ know about it. Go.

‘ ‘ Because I want passenger. captain}. ‘ And what were you doing at Lima?‘ ' ‘ I had sailed in the south seats, in the Colombian

‘ All. the dovill "are you anyk-ertiiicates at

from the captain

Will you sail with me ?'

a .A'

but he says.“ said -

r;p*~;:t.~itt.r2,rtzg.urgu at";

will ttirn”fiim out ol doors, and he may go

‘ Well. then captain, take‘mo—but so much.the

I’olartl. send his

~ . t t. ‘ I he ecSenlrieity ot

aluminum-tad on. and it was

him. Moreover.

lie (2 6‘s, ti. (,0 . g m. itad no'tlt a; mi ty b. n n. 4"?“ PQQ', . Beforet eight days had elapsed, 1 t...) whom"!

lrik as boatswain. ,ior never was there a sailor roofs” thall'ttl. more active. m’ore'it'ttelllgedt,’or whet pp, Fur-all?

sinus _ ‘._ tié whltltafirodlest regu- nover weuton shore1t and grit

l‘”it t . . . don]. loivteoltl no and seat himsell

n his worth.» hi til‘e'mliseu

remain for hours

w and interactive did t o devil, avoiding: oi the y lia‘iofiaomplated any loading. I: set wait. on

t e 21st of November. and went out of port with a nice brcese {rent the N. E. “I we, bound-in

[fadsrta er.

30a thekdsy got 'titider".trsy.‘1ilribisomers Helm! approached noisoosrsl

“Flour-ll. {Flour !!

HE Sub-Critter only" for Bole. cheap for Cash SEW BRICK STORE. '

GREAT GEORGE STREET.

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n .

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sorgotown. \v are close to 150.000 1 the]: of Product: are‘annluall am and nearly paid ,or in Cash.

miles from

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States will» ' .{m can a year (or “Disco wood." antigen“ s .ysar hr each of the Be- ews. . ,W V _ h » snitch 'n‘ , ‘ to obtain back «authors a the tannin. rdfluoed’i tea. 1'. . . ' The infiltrated lion! January. 1968. to December. use. inelisin-z the “ 9’ and the H Wranalastvr‘ from

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t «'4 .Mo?‘{

'l‘ht-.alutvennchs are of the vorrbtstldmfiptim. and his promoters.

pervlsion.

ét'dgtfrgaa aging ~ 6

oblate ' . devout ‘ for the prd’essitm of «baddest-hing. as In

G S pin n the form of waivers rb 2.000 questions on erory'eoncelv

I which greatly tacthtatos the process on teething. by softening tlu- “urns. reducing all m tmnadotv-wiu allay all pain and spastnodio station. omits

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

manh. Mom and Copy “outta. Ledge-rat and Day nook... ‘

nomad; and buwrla. corrects acidity. and given mic aiitl

Rot!» condo 0" .» ,«v’iti’W ohxam‘tmlli. Prwi'lti“ I ' “