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er'e lop esks in glee whither! end
wlmtldoendwhence I go. Togleemend
glitter. God not me here. Away: I here no
time to sleep." '
The snowfleke coma etreggling down.
“Ir-ll, tickle wanderer, why eomeet than
here!" “I em no idiewenderer," raponds
the enowltehe. "High up in the air] wee
horn, the €hilrl ol the rein end the cold,
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branches of her strength end heeuty were ‘0"!
long egotoru oflend thrown inth peth-
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compleiuing?
lzueee you heretoryotten howqueru—
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wuegettinsoverthet whoopinleoughor
thet intermittent lever. A little ennoyed,
ere you, pour end
you heretotell hammer-hing twice! 8b
wee not elweye herd d heeriez. When
you weretwoyeorsoidyournrsteelltore
drink et midnight woke her from I sound
sleep or quick ee enyonewillwekeu It
the trumpet cell 01 the remrrutiou.
flannel. "our".
Oh, my young ledy, whet is thet own
the role of your fine shoes? Itise palm
lent which was tornofl the treeot met'ernel
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young journalist. young mechanic, with
good eelery end line clothes end refined
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lully suede. He who leulsthererene given
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teechrnrothet like me theyere peseing
ewey. l (ether up the wetersfromleke
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wome leduetotheexce-iveueeotetrun.
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guewi ," the hrein hexeitedend liquor
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droughts orfloodn or locuund howhe
wore his old wet too louxeudmedehie
old het do, thet he might keep you et
school or college? Whet is thet, my young
men. under your fine [not tosley, the hoot
thet eo well lite your loot, such e hootes
your tether could never eflorrl to weer?
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your tether's eel! secrilicr-e. Do not he
esherned at him when he cometotnwn.
enil heeense his mennere ereelittleold
teshioued trytoemnggle him in end Inn;-
glehimoutdmteell in your best friends
end teke hirn tothehoueeotGorlendin—
troduee him to your pm end sey. "I'hie
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sell the edventegee which he gere you
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Inordertomeheroomtor ’ (Strodeweoner thefollow lineenlledies'
Bhoeeettheheethergeinsever . Don't feiltotekeedrentsgo theopporlnnity
1 lot Hand Served Button and Lace Shoes, worth 84.50, re- '
duced to $2.00. 1 lot of Cloth T , Hand Sewer], 82.00. 1 lot of
fine Machine Sorted, worth from .00 to $4.50, at $1.25. 1 lot “of
fine M. S. at $1.50. ‘ 1 lot Missee’ Opera Too, ll to 1, worth $2.00
at two. 1 lot of Child’s Spring Heels, worth 01.25, at 65c. And
about 500 pairs of men’s regular 50c Rubbers at 25c.
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Are now open and Ladies are invited to call and examine the best
assortment of these goods ever shown in town.
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$ I 50 “this?
HARTFORD BICYCLES
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