STICK TO HIM JIMMY!'
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Two brothers from the Emerald Isle, a few
days since, purchased piece Of wild land, not
far from the Kennebec, and went to work 10
clear it up. After cutting down the large
growth and burning off the under brush, they
proceeded TO contrive a plan to get the fallen
trunks together in a pile for the purpose Of
burning them also. The land laid upon small
hill, and they concluded that if they could roll
large log which lay near the summit, and
place il about half way down, they might pile
the rest againstit, and thus secure their object
But how were they to prevent IT,, when once
under way, from rolling TO the bottom, and
thus defeating their plan? To accomplish this
they obtained a rope, and making one end fast
to the log, one of them was to hold on TO the
other end 10 prevent its going too far, while the
other was 10 start it. Fearing he might not
be able to prevent the rope slipping through
his fingers, Jimmy. who was the steersman,
tied it securely to his body.


Start him aisy, Phelm, said he, after hav
ing convinced himself that all was right and
tight.


Phehm did start him and as the log COM
menced rolling, the rope caught in projecting
knot, and began rapidly to wind up. First he
went over the log, and then the log went over
him, and so they continued their mutual cir
cumgyrations and somersets. Phelim watched
their progress for moment, and then sung
out:


Stick to him, Jimmy faith you're a match
for him any way; you're on top half the time? ?


