The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-12-29

GOODBYE, DEAR CHILD-GOOD-BYE.
IT'S but silk tIat bird thee
Snap Il e thread, and thou art freey
-Eut It's otLerNise win ne


mountain and sea when the little party
sailed forth from the woodlands sur
rounding the old castle, and found
themselves upon the shore below.
The tide was on he turn and only
short stretch of sea-wccd, lnterspersed
with rock bound sea-pools, still glow
ing with reflections OF the heavens
expiring glorie5, lay between them
and the boat. which. with Its Two at
tendants, showed dark Ob ect against
the gorgeous background.
My last nights fishing on Loeb
Marew, said BeIleuden. looking round
with sigh. my last night in this be
witching spot, and " His eyes fell
upon the auditor at his side, and he
said no more.
Perhap something in her upturned
"a and parted lip warned him to
pause. Perhaps he feared to pain.
He could tell that the little heart was
already full. ltwould bc hardly fair to
seek to excite further emotion.
Blu, cry had heard enough.
She felt that he cared, knew that he
had looked with a pensive eye, and
heard that ne had spoken in Il tender
tone it needed nothing further.
She was W Hing now TO hold her
PSdON l'IiIl ''t't ul"Il ~ II'l " '0C CidI
nobody seemed disposed for laughter
! ana .cStlhg. ana was conscious that the
! silence also suited the friend 10 please
whom was at the moment all In all.
He was more thoughtful than she
/ had ever before held him.
And in truth. BE lcnden had a
great deal TO think about. 1t was not
only that at any moment he might be
losing. or that already he might have
Io9t = parent II was no. ohiF mat ne
60 l" picture 70 u Ii'7tH mourning
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iaLIoliS, SclN tlsSs an "a. ii'rto IN walt
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'hd' ne Iai never i"''"'t seen Hltiiseu
SihiiiohG" I" d'Jehu one, b"O. as lllne
passed. me young man may 'fhapS De
p"'"o'Ie" Il o1IItt SUGGESTIONS anu con
Sl"tr"Vloli9 liNoluhIafllI rose "e. ore
hlII'
IL a. Ilt clue9t son anu ms ldtuef
HIlr
+ ~ we present H'ui' ~ Idlt iItN or
SStiIiGu III tHG l'"St PtoIa'Ao IHdI ne
"ouiu 9utcG3" 20 inc IllIe an" estate,
uhIIl 9If Johh' al Il ripe Ola a-c, Should
ma oeGh gathered 10 ms latherS ~
ana :7lf Johh wa barely past the prime
OF NE;
ne il'[u ll@rf'cu ear a'u wa now
~ ill9 u''4 mn car ~ az InIeilI7 ana
20 o919 - o59'l mn Ii9 - Sal7
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III q ia" "a Wy il"9'1 i"'
many i0H@ cay, Al ms ne inc
Ialll"r han heeh q a. nea!'hE. nearly ana
vigorous man. ne son Il" n'oNed
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mI'llsel!, more 'lhGIE, lnuJtu, N some me
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~ 10 : IL - III 80
Any iiI ~ II ms
ui nc" " IN c"1'I o'iloI "I men 9eN q "L
c!up7' 'oIt" Oh tue same sue al eiec
IIolla, pau one announcer SliiaIi coihpil-
hlenI7' ana even III prI'5t4 9eIiohl or
never quaffeleu. h'E ul0 not. 70 De
sure oIteh meet -pliI lhaI was noun
lhS
L'eIIel"eH "aS no" mo- o.lS uh'eiS u
edly sorry 10 near o. ms parent ;
state put eAceedly aSIohlHhed 10 ma
himself on the Drink OF a new stand
point IN HE.
True, after vague and general
fashion. he had been wont TO observe,
as young men and eldest sons VIII, Il
snail 90 this or that, IN reference to
the property which might one day be
MS hul hau ne beeh young member
OF the family, he Woul probably nave
merely substituted Tor shall the
word should. and have had quite as
much Intention OF tarrying the vague
proposition INTO practical eTcrt.
But now, and all in a moment as
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