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It is easy to talk of the patience ump! b had nothin’ to KE | | ed Heer ry: Pete folks w« i i : n

Triale indeed | Now I’ ut

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spl for I: And se : ’ whea I 1 iy

That 'B and it ma ; Ke :

Why, didn’t he make 1 yt that wor | !

And di wasn’t s head bruised ;

And there —n wonde one BY;

But it | ver stopped Lill the I per a

As to ks. iclocks, and mow) \’ machi reape! od ail ash,

Why, bB 3 ntea ups i em, but they dont bring in no casi

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? s} . ' e « th lon > him— at all.

’ ’ . ’ , : he’s the aggravatin L man— ;

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He MH set in his little workshep ‘reand whistle tat 1 plan

Inventin’ a jewel’s har » co by steam,

Whi ne eni d } roin bs root

When, Bija m warn’ e this, you know ; Our tolk | thought | smart but that 1 He was handsome a8 any pictur’ then, and he had such a , brig Ww I never thought thata time w i come whel l i ie my we I ay: But when l’ve been torced to yp the wood, and tend to the { And léok at *Bijat

pped flown and eri

Wis Ver Oo |

jest dre

We | t the while bh invenulb a gu!

But I counted itone of my marcies| when it bu’st befo t was done.

So he turned it inie a $b irglar alarm,” It ought to vive the thieves a fright: |

’T would scare av hone st man out ot his | wits, ef he sot night.

Sometimes I wonder of ‘Bijah’s érazy, he does sech tur’ous things ;

Hev I told yon about his beadstead yit? 'Twas full of wheels and springs;

It hed a key to wind it up, and a clock! face at the head,

All you did was to turn them hands,and at any hour you said

That bed got up and shook itself, and| bouhced yon on the floor,

And then shut up, jist like a box,so you | couldn’t sleep any more.

Wa’sl,’Bijah he fixed it all complete, and he sot it at half-past five,

But he hadn’t more’n got into it, when —dear me! sakes alive!

hull of our turnip crop

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Them wheels began to whiz and whir! I heerd a fearful snap. And there was that bedstead, with

‘Bijah inside, shet up, jest like a trap! I] screamed, of course ; but 't wa'n’t no use. Lworked thet bull long night A-tryin’ toopen the pesky thing, At last I got in a fright; I couldn’t' hear his voice inside, and I thought he might be dyin’; So I took a crowbar aud smashed it in. | There was ’Bijah peacefully lyin’. |

Inventin’ .way to get out ag’in. That was all very well to say, "| But Idon’t believe he’d have found it}

out if I'd left him in all day. Now sence I’ve told yeu my story, you wonder I’m tired of my life ? Or think it strange £ often wish I warn’t an inventor's wife?

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The Duke of Surtiend.

Hi¢@race William John Cavendish Scott-Bentiack, fifth Dake of Partland, was certainly no ordinary. nobleman.

History might be searched in vain for|

do

another such patrician. He stands} alone in the solitude of his own odd| isolated originality. Jdis character was astudy. Why did he baild under-

ground ? Itwasnctfor space above. The Bentincks own 153,163 English

acres, besides London estates. He built a ball room which is almost without a rivai,’but he never danced. He erected skatioy rinks, but he never skated. He found employment for vast numbers, | yet he could not have been ‘respected, | for the workmun felt that their labor | was being thrown away. tle was call- ed **Invinsible Prince” becausé of the air of mystery with which he clothed |

himself, A member of the four le: iding | London clubs he never entered their |

‘ . | portals, His shooting and hunting!

parties were unsurpassed, but he never | saw his invited guests. He cultivated | flowers and fruit, whose fragrance and | flavor never ministered to his enjoyment. | He bred trout by the forty thousand a year, yet he was not an angler. A great farmer,aggriculture attracted him not. “Uan’t yeu let me alone?” was

the lifelong aspiration of the Hermit of |

Walbeck the Wonderful. He lived to} his eightieth year, There is an expres- sive marble bust of himin the under- ground picture gallery. It isa kindly, ehrewed, noble and intelligent face. in | the head a Lavater would see ‘‘con- structiveness” quite large. The recluse loved to be hidden from the sight of| men ; he is now out of human gaze for-| ever. with! wondering eyes’ the monuments of his unaccountable taste ; but the builder | himself they never beh ld. It was his delight to be underground ; he Dow beneath the mold forever. ‘‘EKecentri- city” was the good-natured description

assigned to the strange anfractuosities |

He |

of the departed Duke’s nature. wanted to escape from the eye of the world, and by his efforts to elude notice he was always bei: ng brought inte pro- mince——isondon Society.

| does not need to adver

hhare

Inquisitive sightseers may regard | |

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\ eNDip lot of China, Glass, and Earth- |

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sug 5 ti

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I i in Charlottetown, Brown ga) will make a piece of machinery such a us never seen at any exhibition in the i—and that is a solid gold steam engine — |

pe t in every respect, aud 80 small |

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THE | Realy Made Vlothing in town | isatdJ. | VLACDONALD'S dec 29}

I pound t (‘ea justthe thing at Beer | © (OFF |

Norices 1 CAKNIVaL SKATERS. We! have every facility for taking those in carnival |

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RACE’S {dec 27

Ir you want a Fur Cap cheap go to 4. 3 MACDONALD 8, dec 29

DINNER Sets, Tea Sets, Chamber -Sets, in great varieties and cheap, at CoLwu ; aug S tf

Winter Goons slaughtered at J. B. Mac-| DONALD'S : jjan 12

Every part of a; made at Brown’s shop, on c Gratton Street, ( h’t« wn,

gua ora sewing ma hine rner of Prince and

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Mrruopist PReACHER’s PLAN at George Carter's, Great George at G. H. Haezard’s, Queen Square,

Joun Newson is at the top of the ladder in furniture. Long experience, best quality, greatest variety, and best workmausmp. He tise that ‘the isa live” Go and get real

man. The public know it.

wrgaime, ‘‘Newson's Building,” epposite Post Office. [eetd St ANOTHER large une tity of ‘Crockery just

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aug 8 tf New Tweevps just received »t J. B. M AC- DONALD'S, dec 29

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Kent Mitis.—The best faniily flour at * Cheapside.’’—Hunky Berr. {oct 25 tt

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