LOVE'S PASSING BY.

Otago Witness, Issue 2565, 13 May 1903, Page 59

LOVE'S PASSING BY.

Lonj years tgo ciime Love en flashing wiug — lirif-'ht >hone his p:ii,hway with a ro.-y flamo, And r.t ljis cauiinj; ca:th seemed not tho saiuc lie touched a alec-pins; hea.'t, and it arose to tiing Of joy and ljappinesp all the livelong day; But, 11 !i! how soon that brightness died 1 away! AloriK the way wliTe I^ovo had lately passed, Out of the twilight grey, came Scrrow creepJ V.KJ, .Seized the pcor heart, with iron grasp, leaving it weeping And lying crushed- n::d bleeding—dying f:uct. Hut Kci-i^natiun come in tho dark, lonely iiisht. And l)oui;d tiiose ghastly wounds with gel)i-egel)i-e hund ; But when Ihe morning dawned wi'.h scif, clear li'^ht, Tiie heart had followed Love i:;to tl.e Better Land. M. G. Haytee. Murch 20. 1303.

— The law which deciPP^ that every dog i.s entitled to one bite without legal penalty to tho owner was described by Judge Emden at the Lambeth County Court the other day ar iniquitous. He saitl it was a law made when the owners of land had . the upper hard, and was utterly unsuitable to modern times, and a disgrace to a civi- j li.'ccl community. J The special Gardmt Fertiliser made up by Kniiio asd Blajb will be found to give ex- i cellent results when UHed for Flowers and Vege- ' tables; also for Pot Plants, in and out of j greenhouse. It is put up in 7!b bagu, at Is M 1 each. Ask roar storekeeper for it, f