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The Story ofa Book Agent.
A Philad Iphia book agent imper- tuned James Watson, a rich and close New York man, livieg out et Elizabeth,
until he bought a book—the “Karly Chiist Marytrs Mi Watson didn't want the book, but he bought 1 to get rid of th gent; then taking it under his arm, hi arted for the train which takes himto his New Yo offic M Watscn hadn’t been gone long beti Mrs Watson came home from & neighovors The be <ageot saw he: and went in, persuaded the wile to buy anotiel py f the same book She Was ignorant of the fact that her hus band had bought the same book io the mor! W he Mr. Watson came back fre New York at vight Mrs. Wa howed him the book I don't want to see it,” said Watson frowning terribly. ‘ Why, hushand ?’ asked his wife. “Because that raseally book agent sold me the same book this morning. Now we've got two copies of the same book —two copies of the ‘Early Chris-
tian Martyrs, and——— ‘But, husband, we can oN we can’t either!” interrupted The man is off on the} train before this Confcund it! I eould | kill the fellow. JI—’ there he goes LO sill i Mrs. Wa'tson | at the re eating iorm of the book agent making for the train. ‘But it’s to eutch him, and} I'm hot
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Just then Mr. Stevens, a neighbor of Mr. Watson, drove by, when Watson pounded on the pape in a} frantic mapner, almost frightening the| horse.
“Here, Stevens,” he shouted, “you're | hitched uj}; Won't you run your down to tho train and ugent till J] how ‘tute
“All right,” said Muro Steveris, whip- piag up his horse and tearing down the} road. i
Mr. Stevens reached the train just] as the conductor sliouted “all aboard '” ‘Book agent ! be yelled, as the book agent Sfepped on the train. “B 10k | agent! hold oo! Mr. Watson wants to | see you.”
“Watson? Watson wants to see me’ repeated the seemingly puzzled book |
“Oh, [know what he wants ! he] wants to buy opeof my books; but I} can’t miss the train to sell it to him,”
“If that is all he wants.” I can pay | for it and take it back to him. How| much ia it 7”
“Two dollars for the “Karly Chris- tian Martyrs,’ ’’ said the book agent, | as he reached for the money and pass- | ed his book out through the car wine| dow.
Just then Mr. Watson arrived, puff- ing and blowing, in his shirt sleeves. As he saw the train pull out he was too full for utterance.
“Well, I got it for you,” said Stevens; “just got it and that’s all.”
‘Got What ?” yelled Watson.
“Why, I got the book—Karly Chris- tian Martyrs,’ and—” .
“By—the—great—gans ’ moaned Watson, as he placed his hand to his brow and swooned right in the middle ot the street.
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Russian Folk Lore.
Knockhisnoseoffsky was a Nibijlist. His motto was “Nihil Fit,’ which he eaidovitch meant Nihilists fight, or Nihilists have fits, whicheveroff you chose. He was likewisesky a Com- munist, and believed in an equaloff division of propertyviteh and an equal~ off division of iabournisky. He lived in a cellaroff, and manufactured the sudden bombshelloffsky aod perilous petard, which the Nihilists threw at
}in the way of an extra fine and
crying out his wares and looking for
He was the first driving and soem became renowned, Wheveverheecame along, the populace greeted him with, ‘Viola le ehar de Lautan.” This was soon (Chay which at that time denoted a driving coctor,
pulicots,
doctor,
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Paper Made From Bark.
A. W. Allen, of New Bedford, Mass., manufactures paper which is used for carpet lining, sheathing and ete., from the barks of the bearing trees, pre ferrit g the white cedar, because the bark of that class of trees is fibrous all the way through; but the very
cone
best,
Mr. Allen says, in point of strength |
and felting properties, in the inner bark of the pine which has vast capabilities strong Next to thatis the inner bark of the spruce. Both of these are strongly impregnated resin, and from their strength would make an excellent paper with resin retained or partially so. Then, he says, comes the cedar, in his estimation about third class,while below that are the Virginia cypress and the
note paper.
'California red wood. Mr. Allen's success ‘should attract the attention of some of
our Canadian paper manufacturers. ibe. i. Sandy Thomson, joiner at Irvine,had a wife, whose tongue was quite equal to
the task of “deaving a mither” One} very wet, windy bight, as the Rev, Mr. Johnson was passing the joiners house, |
he was surprised to see Sandy standing ia the mist of the rain. “Dear me!’ said the rev. gentleman, “what are you doing outside in a vight like this ?” “Oh, I'm sheltering. frae the storm,” said Sandy, somewhat sadly. “Man, Mr. Johason, it’s nacthivg outside tae what it’s inside.” -@2@ie- Special Notices.
Wei Done Browy.—If the next Dominion Exhibition is held in Charlottetown. Brown says he will make a piece of machinery such as was never seen at any exhibition in the world—and that is a solid gold steam engine— made perfect in every respect, and so small as tb sit on a twenty dollar gold piece, and run by steam. {jan26 wkly.
THe cheapest Ready Made Clothing in town ig at J. B. MAGDONALD’s. dee 2
Norice TO THE CAKNIVAL SKATERS. —We have every facility for taking those in carnival costume; and it is our intention to make a grand combnation group. We invite all those taking part in the carnival to come and have their photos taken.—G. H. Cook & Co., ever Apothecaries’ Hall, entrance by Queen Street. [janlS f
Every part of agun ora sewing machine made at Brown's shop, on corner of Prince and Grafton Street, Ch’'town, [jan26 wkly.
Nores on Ixagrsoit.—I have for sale at Fletcher's Music Store the Rev. Mr, Lambert's crushing reply to ‘*Bob” Ingersoll, the ablest work in defence of christianity that has appeared within the present century. Only 75centa.—Hamicton FLerener. [janl4 liwky
WE offer, as an inducement to those in car- nival costume, cabinet aud panel photos, at half-price. —G. H., Coox, over Apotecaries Hall. fjanistf
A piece of fine machinery that is composed of steel, iron, brass, copper, gold or silver that Brown cannot mend or make new, you may just as well throw it way. Shop on corner of Prince and Grafton Streets, Char- lottetown. [jan 29
Cuorce Winter Apples at Beer & Gorr’s.
Att Woot Horse Blankets cheap at J. B. MACDONALD’S. dec 29
Keng Miiis.—The best family flour at * Cheapside.” —Hznzy Bern. [oct 25 tf
Joun Newson is at the top of the ladder in furniture. Long experience, best quality, | greatest variety, and best workmanship. He does not need to advertise that “he is a live” man. ‘The public know it. Go and get real bargains, ‘‘Newson’s Building,” opposite Post | Office. {oct18 tf
Skarixe Boots, the best and cheapest at J. B. MAcponaLp’s Boot Store, dee 29
Meruopist Preacuer’s PLan can be had at George Carter's, Great George Street, or at G. H, Haszard’s, Queen Square.
Istanp FLourR and Cracked Oats at R. K. BR4cR’s. {dec 27
Ir you want a Fur Cap cheap go to 4, B MACDONALD’S. dec 29
Dinner Sers, Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, in
their beloved Tzar. The Tzar’ ‘didn’t go out much. He wasn’t afraidsky, but only a little carefuloff, His motto
was “ Uneasy lies the whatyoumaycallit |i
that wears. the thingumbob.”. When he went out, he puton a steel hejilmet snd a brasskoviteh vest, and got inside a safe with a combination lock to it. In this guise, guarded by soldiers, he would take a turn on the piagoainsky, and if not shot off or mangled by ex- ploding shells, would go in again.
This was what he exiled having a high |
old time, Koocckhisnoseoffsky made a patent bombshelloffskv,filled with slugs and nails and other cheerful items. He waited bis opportunity and fired it off at the Tzar, it struck that potentate
great varieties and cheap, at CoLwILLs. wg 8 tf How to save twenty-tive dollars.— Carry your old sewing machine to Brown’s and fave f
t made 43 good as new, instead of changing it oranewore. Shop on corner of Prince and Grafton Streets, Ch’town. {jan 29 Winter Goops slaughtered at J. B. Magy DONALD'S {jan 12 A spLenptp lot of China, Glass, and Earth- enware, to be sold cheap at CoLwi.L’s, aug 8 tf New Tweepbs just received st J. B. Mac- DON ALY 2. dec 29 ANOTHER large quantity of Crockery just received and will be sold cheap at CoLwILi’s aug § tf Five galion tias Best American Oil cheap at Beer & Gorr’'s. l¥ you want to be suited with a Tea Set, a Dinner Set, or a Toilet Set, go to CoLWILL’s.
in the combination, which was dama- ged to sneh an extent it would not open.
When the Tzar was sufficiently re-| covered, he, “Djj!" and Kuockhis-| noseoff observed, 1 have settled dis
hjash. That’s the kind of a sitringeky | lam.”—Lnglish Paper. nis id A “Charlatan.” The origin ofthe world “charlatan” is given by a German paper as follows : “Io the olden time, when the doctors, sittiog in their studies, weighed the ills of their fellow-men and searched the depths of natare for remedies,they were notin the habit of riding about; their homes were hospitals, and they did not
aug 8 tf Five pound tins Tea just the thing at Beer & Gore
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Winter Arrangement.
o0—— — -yN AND AFTER MONDAY, 10th DECEMBER, 1883, trains () will run daily as follows (Sundays excepted ):—
TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE WiST.
TRAINS DEPART.—FOR THE WEST
| STATIONS, No. kk) Bece NTATIONS. Ao, &. | No. 4 | , - nee | . ’ Charlottetown..... dp 740a m/ 2.40p.m Jharlottetown ....ar 3. 20 p.m. 10.30 a. m. Royalty Junction..,./ 500 “ | 3.00 = Royalty Junction \ dp e+ ~ 100s « North Wiltshire.....| 8.52 ‘* | 3.48 : * jar} 255 Hunter River........ an7 * 1. 4@ * North Wiltshire, .... 266. | $3 @ Bradalbane.......... i9.4@ * 443% © Hunter Riyer........ 1 £.48.-% | 907 * County Line,........ om * 4.@. * PNR ne chicos ck eee 8.32 * Freetown.............10.08 ** | 501 “ || County Line......... Loa." iss « Keusington....... ../10.30 “ | 5.21 ‘* | Preetown............ 12.46 ‘* | 8.09 % ¥ (arll.o5 “ | 5.55 ‘ | Kensingtom........../t%25 “ | 749 * Summereide,.,... i ‘ 1,412.50 a. m.! 7.15 a. m. dp} 1.00 p. m. ad / \ dy Minnatite 1 at t PY Log) | | sammerside..... parillwo * Wellington.......... 150 * | Miscouche wes wa bakan 10.48 ‘' Port Hill. ..c. 6. a5 | 2.32% | Wellington. ........ O20 + GRE oo se <a Saves | 3.50 “| Port Hill..,.,..is/04 9.38 +! Bloomtield........... Sime, ** i O’Leary..... toreeeil 5. 20 BEIGE i. . on AAs 4.54 ‘* | Bloomfield ..... we Tignish .. ar} 5.50 * AIDBOR 67 «+ 5... -:0r2's). Zk. Tigsioh ...0<. 43. Om 6 20 a. m.'
TRAINS DEPART.—FOR THE EAST. TRAINS ARRiVE.—FROM THE EAST.
| | STATIONS. © | No. 5. | No. 7. STATIONS. | No.6 | No 8 | Charlottetown......dp 2.30). m Charlottetown.... ar 10.4548. m. : ar 250 ** | Royalty Junction.... 10.22 * Royalty Junction {3 2.55 + | > Minepababeeage® 10.05“ 5. ee ee ei es 55 ooo sks 19.45 “ Bedford : 47.0.8 4 oi 3.31 ee Metint Sheeiee; 7. 9.10 . ar} 405. ** ar 9.06 Mount Stewart... } a5) 4.15 « Dendigan. ... 0.5.00 17.40 *“ Cpbdignis.....6050% | 6.35 _ Georgetown....... dp| 7 15a. m. Feorgetown.. .....ar| 6.00 * | Mowat Stewart... .ar , 9.05 a, m. Mount Stewart... .ap| | 4.10 p.m, Morell.... 02.62.6045 R25 ** Mane. rsicstnte- +s $60 * [Ss Petor’s..4. 20006. 7:56. Be Beko ss aa enes 5.18 ‘** Bear River..:..... ; 749 ** ee Bo vcotnes C08 © SGGemeer ss 81 fe: oi dp 6 2) a. m. Souris. .... +. rad ar 6.50 “|
g#- Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time. JAMES COLEMAN,
Railway Office, Charlottetown, Dec, 17, 1883. Superintendent,
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