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Genius ledifierent to Surroundings.
It might le conjectured, that scoits aud Byron's genius Was favored by the circumstances of their virth ; that the wild scenes in which Seott’s infeney was passed, and the local lesends with wiich tis head was filled,
determined him to ballad writing. aud |
taunt the ballad writing led naturally in its turn to romance; and that the high station and undisciplined liberty of By-
ron’s childhood fostered that passionate elf-will and brooding imaginatio,
which showed themselves in his fie:ce, cornful and moody verse. This, we wy, might, perhaps, be conjactured with ome probability, and the like might be suid of Wordswor.h's infancy.
But how shall we maintain that the conditious of Keats’ Cockuey birth in a livery stable, or his education in a_ dis- secting room, favored the growth of that
uost delicate and rich type of almost |
Hellenic clearness aud beauty of ineag vation? And how shall we main
cuat Dickens’ menial tasks in the cu:
ing of blacking bottles fostered i: srowth of that wonderful humor anu chat amicroscopic accuracy of vision which filled the world with laughter
ind with inimitable caricature, suci as |
ao comedy, not even Molier’s, had an ticipated? Again, we would have ven- cured to predict that a wild, despotic,
irish evangelical spirit like Patnek Bronte, banished to the bleakest of
Yorkshire moors, would have been-the iather of children so eager, origina!, and vivid in their reveries as those who eventually produced the unique passion of Ejlis and Currer Bell’s genius? So far as we know anythirg of the origim of genius, that origin is usually a sur prise,
It is the rare exception and not the rule, wheu we find Caatham succeeding in producing sucii a hot-house flower as
William Pitt, or James Mill, succeeding | in elaborating a specimen more perfect |
tuan bimself of a thinker of his own
type, in the studious, diligent, diffuse, |
lucid, and rather dreary logician and economist, who let f his mark on the Euglish philosophy to the third quarter of this century. rare instances of this sort the higher kinds of original genius. Pitt and John
Stuart Mill were considerable triumphs |
of training for a purpose; but that pur- pose was a very limited one, and had nove of the largencss and frestiness of vitality which attaches to original genius. —'The Spectator,
Odd Little Items In 1552 bocks on geometry in! nomy were destroyed in Kogland as savoring of magic. *_?
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The capital letter "Q” will be found but twice in the Old Testament and three times in the new,
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The fashionable cat at show in London this year long haired.
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The speed of the fastest railway train is only a little more than one-half the velocity of the golden eagle’s flight, the bird having been known to make 140 miles per hour.
Mr. Bradley T. Johnson has presented the Maryland Historical Society a por- trait of Washingion as Colonel of the Twenty-second Regiment of Virginia Militia. Itisacopy of one painted by C. W. Peale.
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The Notebook a Detriment,
The young reporter may be known by the prominence which he gives his note- book. He produces it on all occasions and on no occasion at all. A young feporter who had failed to bring out the expected utterance from a prominent politician, and had nothing to show for his labor but a string of colorless plati- tudes, was Jamenting his ill-luck to a veteran. ‘You used your notebook, the latter. The junior admitted the soft impeachment.
| *You seared the game,” said the veteran;
“you will mever be a good interviewer until you throw away your notebook,” And there is much truth in what the veteran said, if you have a good memory and the power of mental concentration toa high degree. Without the presence of the notebook the reaily important public man will sit back comfortably in the most comfortable chair in the room and let his ideas unguarded play. He will smoke, and, if he is an ambitions man, and the interviewer smokes, he will give the latter a good cigar. To- bueco is a great aid to the indiscretion of utterance that is the making of a good interview,—Bostov Trauscript,
According to latest advices from Africa Major Forbes is in hot pursuit of Loben- gula, and expects to capture him at once. King Lo seems to be as hard to capture as Emin Bey was to kill. African soil is very productive of canards about its dis- tinguishe | sons. The cable has captured the Matabele chief severai times.
Hespreps of !adies in ill health have been or are being restored to health and strength by the use of Hawker’s Tonic it has become the great and popular family remedy, senses
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To borrow money 1s to borrow trouble and some men tind it a good deal «i trouble to borrow money.—Somervil Journal,
Egotist—Everybody knows that I have a clear head. Cynic—Yes, of course : there’s nothing in it.—New York Jour- nal. “Well, here’s another of them skin games I've discovered.” Bangs—-Whav’s | that? ‘The bill for wife's seal cloak .”— | Chicago Inter Ocean, Wifey—Have you stll unkind thoughts | of that old rival of yours! Hubby—Yes. | Thatehim because you jilted him.”— Brooklyn Life.
Jillson says an occasional scolding i
| aliright in its place, but he has notice: |
that it never does a boiler any good to | biow it up.—Butfalo Courier.
Daughter—Papa, don’t you think ! ought to have my voice cultivated: Papa—l think you ougiit to lave soine- thing done to it.—Tit-Bits.
A man can always tell wiere he go his cold just as easily as he can’t tel where he left his umbrella two or three | days before.—Somerville Journal.
Mamie—Uncle George is going to give Sister Etta away at the wedding. Voumy—Hump'! leave her alone an
* eli do it herself. —Chicago Record,
Fond father—l want to tell you a
funny thing my little girl said the othe: | day. Grumpy old bachelor—Don't; bury it in a magazine. —Boston Gazette.
You may wear a big chrysanthemu: that’s worth its weight in gold, bet you're out of fashion all the same un-
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London House, Queen Street, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND A Letter From His Dad. Drar Rie nae?
Yours to hand yesterday, It gives me great pleasure in
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Ethel. — Harper:
Bluster—Do you mean to say that |
am a liar? Biister—I hope that 1 could men you can depend on.
not do so ungentiemanly a thing. But | see you catch my idea.—Boston Tran- | script.
Trotter—What's the matter, Choliy ? Cholly—I don’t know—I don’t feel like myself to-day. Trotter—Why, Cholly, | let me congratulate you.—Brooklyu
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Jillson, whose eyesight is undimmed, one who has not alr ‘addy heard
says the only opera g!asses he has an) use for are those he is compelled to co out after between the acts.—~Buffalo Courier.
“I simply dote on Horace !” Said the Boston maid: ‘Don't you?” And the maiden from Chicago, Wondering, queried, “Horace who?” —Puck
Old gentleman—My, my! to see little boys cry. hurt should act like men. Boy—Boo, hoo! Then I'd get li-licked fer swearin’. —Good News.
Uncie—I would like to accommodate you, Jack, but money is tight and I hope you will take the will for the deed, Nephew—Certainly, Have you signed it, sir ?—Judge. | “So the young widow is going to mar ry Mr. Jingles? Isle a good catch *” ‘I sincerely hope so.
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used to throw rolling pins at her first |
husband.”—Truth.
ix Chicago to throw old shoes after the newly married couple. counted safe, you mean, don’t you !— Truth.
Now that Prof. Garner has come back from Africa with the ape and goril!: language fully Jearned, there may ir some possibility of understanding dudes. —Somerville Journal.
I don’t prefer men who are i He—How can that
She—-No. known to be rich.
as rich,—Truth.
What boots it how rich a dude may be In money, how poor in wit, Provided he finds out the mght of the bali His new dress suit doesn’t fit. —Chicago Dispatch. Arrows—Hullo, old chap! Congratul:- tions. I hear you have maried a lady with an independent fortune, Burrow No; I married a fortune with an inde- pendent lady.— Vogue.
of mine was kept too long after bx in killed. Currie—And ti.@ one I'm eatin
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AI cannot understand why you shi tears at the theatre last night. but [ was fool
lever saw. B—Yes,
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