. St. Nicholas [serial] . WITH TERRIBLE CRIES AND WENT BOUNDING AWAY TOWARD THE PEACEFUL CITY OF NOLE. declared the ruler, who brooked no opposition down the mountain with terrible cries and wentwhen once he had made up his mind to a thing, bounding away toward the peaceful city of Nole. {To be co?itbiued.). WHY, ONE DAY IN THE COUNTRYIS WORTH A MONTH IN TOWN! CHRISTINA G. ROSSETTI. 696 FIRST AID TO THE INJURED. By Dr. Emma E. Walker. II. FRACTURES. The boys grew tired of staying in the campall the time, so Mr. Wilson was always propos-ing some new trip that he had been thinking upfor them. On
. St. Nicholas [serial] . WITH TERRIBLE CRIES AND WENT BOUNDING AWAY TOWARD THE PEACEFUL CITY OF NOLE. declared the ruler, who brooked no opposition down the mountain with terrible cries and wentwhen once he had made up his mind to a thing, bounding away toward the peaceful city of Nole. {To be co?itbiued.). WHY, ONE DAY IN THE COUNTRYIS WORTH A MONTH IN TOWN! CHRISTINA G. ROSSETTI. 696 FIRST AID TO THE INJURED. By Dr. Emma E. Walker. II. FRACTURES. The boys grew tired of staying in the campall the time, so Mr. Wilson was always propos-ing some new trip that he had been thinking upfor them. One day he planned an exploring ex-pedition. First they were to cross from the islandover to the Ohio side, where they were to take awagon for a mile or so up to a little town calledBelpre, which was named by the French andmeans beautiful prairie. There is a little fer-ry-boat that runs across from Belpre to Parkers-burg, which is the opposite town on the WestVirginia side. Here the boys were to take thetrolley, which winds along the river-bank forabout fourteen miles, and finally crosses a bridgeover to the Ohio side. This was the longestway round, which, Jerry said, would be the most fun. So they engaged Abraham Jen-nings to row them across the river from theisland to the Ohio shore, where he had his
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