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$130,000 WATER DEBENTURES

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Muserave, Halifax. Out, Zi, 1867—

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* [ dl | \ Alp Yes ! in the sea of life enisled,

Dotting the shureless watery wild,

| . The islands feel the enclasping flow, urine iG i ad But when the moon their hollows lights,

And lovely notes, from shore to shore,

is Siill Going On. ti in their glens, oi starry nights, 8

Many Fine : frades of Goods, ‘Oh ! then a longing like despair

For surely once, they feel, we were

LARGE DISCOUNT ae round us spreads the watery plain—

less os ‘ ‘ 4 And every effort made to meet the require- We order’d that their longing’s fire p,)tis Spring, and will give all our patrons quick despatch’ and | ments of CASH BUYERS. . good value. : f , Who renders vain their deep desire ?—

o-, i , a erie: | . ni Assignee of Harris & Stewart. And bade betwixt their shores to be

| This is the curse of life! that not | A nobler, calmer train THREE ACRES OF LAND in the Vil'ace of Of wiser thoughts and feeling blot Souris East, fronting 33 chains onthe Main Our passions trom our brain ; ouig. S.ephen A. MeVonald. on the east by lands of But each day brings its petty dust Our’soon-choked souls to fill ; And we forget because we must For particulars apply in Charlotietown at the And not because we will.

‘From the twin soul that halves their own. _ And sometimes, by still harder fate,

WILLIAM DODD... | Thy heart is mine ?— 7’rue, true! ah true ! __ Then, love, thy hand !—Ah no/ adieu!

'Come to me in my dreams and thea — | By day I shall be well again !

= above reward wiil be given by the Bor then the night will more than pay

who will give such information as will lead to Gone as thou cam’st a thousind times the conviction of the person or persons who 4°) jess -pger from radians.climes : broke the glass in the shop windows of*Mr.' 4 nq smile an thy new world, and be Geo. D. Longworth; on Saturday night last, ‘4, ,jnd to othersas to me!

Or, as thou never cam’st in sooth, | Come now, and let me dream it truth ;

| And say :— My love / why sufferest thou ? contains po traits of the leading statesmen of the ‘Lhe hopeless longing of the day.

Business Department, bestdes giving full iafor- To’ one another ! for the world, which seems

‘Better men fared thus before thee ;

| What makes thee struggle and rave?

Of theirs are bleat in them; So each new man strikes rout into’a far fore- time.

Matthew Arnold.

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TO MARGUERITE,

amet Born into life. we bring

A bias with us here,

And, when here, each new thing

Affects »s we come near;

Tv tunes we did vot call our being must keep chime,

With echoing straits between us thrown,

We mortal millions live alone.

And then their endless bounds they know, ; . .

The world’s course proves the terms

Ona which mau wins content,

Reason the proof contirms,

We spurn it and invent

A falsy course for the world, and for ourselves, false powers.

And they are swept by balms of spring, The nightingales divinely sing ;

Across the sounds and channels pour—

Riches we wish to get,

Yet remain ependthrifts still ;

We would have health, and yet

Still use our botics il! ;

Bafilers of cur own prayers, fiom youth to life’s Jast scenes.

Is to their furthest caverns sent ; Parts of a single continent ! ¢

Oh! might our marges meet again ! i * . * * - * * We do not what we ought, What we ought not we do, ‘ And jean upup the thought A God, a God, their severance ruled ! | That chauce will pull us through : Lut our own acts for good or il are mightier po wers, .

Should be, as soon as kindied, cool’d?

The unplumb'd, salt, estranging sea, Yet even when man forsakes All sin—is just, is pure, Abandons all which makes His welfare insecare — Other existences there ere that clash with

FROM ‘‘ ABSENCE,”

Like us, the lightning fires Love to have scope and play ; The stream, like us, desires An vnitnpeded way ; Like us the Lybian wind delights to roam at large.

FROM ‘‘ FADED LEAVES.”

4 Teo Late. Streams will not enrb their pride f O LT | Bach on his own strict line we move, The just man not to entomb, S, 4 e And some Ind death ere they find love ; Nor lightuings yo aside wns ‘So far apart their lives are thrown To give his vir. ues room ;

Nor is that wind less rough which blows a good man’s barge.

The lovers meet, they meet too late, Nature, with equal mind, Sees all her sons at play, Sees man contiol the wind, The wind sweep min away ; Allows the proud.y-riding and the foundering barque.

Longing.

And, lastly, though of ours

: : No. weakness spi! our jot,

Lhe hopeless longing of the day. | Thongh the non-human powers

| Ot Nature harm us not,

The ill deeds of ather inen make often our life dai k.

What were the wise man’s plan ?— In this sharp, toil-set life, To fight as best he can, And win what’s won by strife,— But we an easier way to chva: our pains have found.

And part my hair, and kiss my brow,

> ! $ * AGENTS, — NX2.>oek will sell at present Come to me in my dreams and then Die ia tle eg ed

By day I shall be well again!

: ; : Shall we, with temper spoil’d For then the night will more than pay : ; ’ py q

Health sapp'd by liviug ill, And judymeut ali embroiled By sadness and se‘f-will, Shall we judge what for man is not true bliss or is?

FROM ‘‘ DOVER- BEACH.” Ah, love, let us be true

{It is so small.a thing

To lie before us like a land of dreams. in ; To have enjoyed ibe sun,

So variog, so beautiful, so new, l'T> hav - ‘ Hath real neither joy, nor love, nor light, ‘To he sad HED* in the spring. — oe Nor eértitude, norpeace, nor help for pain ; ? ‘hans aver, te, hewn Shongny, +o Rave And here we are as on a darkling plain . ‘ Swept with coufused alarms of jarenaie and 2° sige a anced . ue friends, and beat down fight, MAL ling loes ? Where ignorant armies clash by night, . : . : ‘ ° ° . —— But thon, bec use thou hear’st THE LAST WORD. Men svotf at Heaven and Fate, Creep inta thy narrow bed,. Because the gods thou fear st Creep, and let no more be said ! Fail to make blest thy state, : Vain thy onset ! all stands fast, Grumblest, and will not dave to trust the joys Thou thyself must break at last. that are ! I say: fear not! Life still Leaves human eliort scope ! But since life teems with wu), Nurse no extravazant hope ; Because thou must not dieam, thou need’st net t eu despair]

hey out-talk’d thee, hissed thee, tore thee?

Fired their ringing shot and pass d, Hotly charged—and sank at last.

Charge once more, then, and be dumb ! Let the victers when they come,

When the forts of folly fall,

Find thy body by the wall !

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Srr,—I see an article in this week's Patriot, sigucd by ‘One of the Boys,” /Orwell, complainmg about the mail-con- itractor on the Belfast and Char.ottetown ‘ruate. The person who wrote this mast

FROM ‘‘ EMPEDOCLES ON ETNA,”

Why are men ill at ease ?

i 3 . bah that the lot they have ure Reliab} e. Fails their own will to please ; . ad a 3 ; faded man would make no mourning were his surely be one vi ‘the boys,” >and entirely

ignorant of the trials and hardships of mail- |driving, especially at the present tiwe of ithe year. Any person Knuewing the route i Tis that he makes his will from Charlottetown to Bellast, must know The measure of his rights, that it is impossible for the mail driver to And believes nature outraged if his will’s goto Belfast from Charlottetown and back gainsaid. |im one day, in the present state of the road

and ferry. Everyone knows that the new contractor 'Could’st thou but once discern | (Geo, O'Neil) has been up to time every Thou hast no right to bliss, | day since lie git. the eontiact for the Bel- No title from the gods to welfare and repose, fast route, (excepting waen there are bed ; | roads). It is easy tor people (ike ** one | Then thou would’st look less mazed, |of the boys") to sit at their’ Giesides ‘and hee bbaait beh woes al,” But it they wont thei. any 6 When thy own lot went hard, a let let oem aa teed = But we are all the same—the foels of our own Mr. silisioes’? = eer esletibie aan i

woes. : . remain,

For, from the first faint morn | Of life, the thirst for bliss

Deep in man’s heart is born ;

And, skeptic as he is, He fails not to judge clear if this be quenched | er no. ,

will obeyed. And why is it, that still Man with his lot thus fights ?

'Could’st thou, Pausanias, learn How deep a fault is this ;

Yours, &c., Quix.

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Wooden »>wearing. There's a kind of swearing dear children, which many people are given to when they lare'angry. Inctead of giving vent to their His welfare his trve aim. feelings in oaths, they siam the duors, kick He errs because he dreams the chairs, stamp on the floor, throw the The world dues but exist that welfare to furniture about, and make all the noise they bestow. | possibly can. It is practically the ‘same thing as swearing, springs from the same | kind of feelings exactly ; but avwics saying A new-made world upsprings, | those awful words ; they force the furniture Meant merely for his play ; to make the noise, and so I call it wooden

No, we are strangers here; the world is from swearing.

of old.

vain our pent wills fret , a (nd w sald the world subdue ever fur a few weeks to make rvom for pew An oui 2 ri > . ot SS ‘wockery Store— imi re ai ‘ 2 Importations ab tix Cheap Cro . penis soit eae . tea setts, dinner setts, chamber setts, and a Born into life we are aed ‘life must be our large variety of asset ted crockery and gilass- Tien 2 ware.—W. P. Conwi1ii.—mar 21 eod Wy bw mould. ;

| Nor is that thirst to blame, Man errs not that he deems

We mortals are no kings For each of whom to sway

—_- We are now offering Crockery cheaper than

500 CuILpren’s suits just opeped aud selling ‘eheap at L. E, Prowav's. ap 19

Born into life !—man grows Forth from his parent’s stem,

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