The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-22

do something lot myself or die vitho
yef' PloWing aud mosios tre''f' f'sh'
Dot lheY aoa seen te gave me "'eot'N
Nonestnss3 You are Atuons snd he'
Thy man.
/ may seem u be but alas Sm o"'
! have no more muscle than hsoy' sn'
+ cant valk mite without 'e''''
faint
/ And 1on ssnt some more Indian e'uo'
or another pnnehins bag
NJ IL" an aoa l. loe uoo'o' D"s u
ccmmended sdlhtfeut sol oil exercise
Mr. Kane, onr peishb5r, viii ir'ns ll'
bicycle here tbs evening, Aha / lH''uo
to taEe 1t ont 90 the ROAD ana lestu ''
/ ride,
You on -a-oleyeIe sue ssspeo'
Why notf why shouldn tlae@ o'oy
Gle as we'll an any one elset lou are op
pos d to H. OF course out N gong 70
follow the doctors advice II can 'enR'A
en my lie 10y ~ years us my ou'y 'o
/ do 30, There GENES name u VIII no'
be necessary iof you 10 'ohe SUI o''P
Us
MtS' bo"SSt 'eH''Asu tu'' ~ s''"''''
were noe!ess, and s1e had no'hlus more
to say Inc Two men leo 'ne o,A' uo"u u
'ne 'oa"'""' -''
and &C He'd shd ssin'
By George out Suo" us so'"s W
make ane" msn oil mel II ouy ouo oe'o''
noon tomorrow ana We Will ''a' ''"
mile y ~ euf
lou eau h'r''! expect W ''''" w ''''
THIS evening sa'u tue ntisuoo''
why hotf osy' hsne' II oe '''0'''e
around THIS mouse lhsiie o' ten n'uu''e
when lRho" that II Is NE or oo''u WIN
m am ooond rot TO lose seoonu'
suppo'e want v pee ltisnt Gown u S"'''
ana tfouse's' AZ ''s"' ie'0" g ~
mere m"A' "o H"'s'' '''' NV
bike about the place No~' 'hop' Tue nrs'
thlog IS 70 uou"'' ''" W.
ieS' ~" '1"' 80,
and you make aspiring iulo Tue 'ao'''
so and away you go Au'"N '0u '''
doitY
vi course 1 oau' iho o'' s'' w
posed TO my learning ho" W ''''' o"'
yDu
MI bo~set ss'A ID Tue n'n''eS '"'
sPrang Tor the SAD ne "hen ne feco'e,
ed Consciousness be was on 'he otos' OF
his back Ia the DUST and Mr' h'ne was
tanning him with an old wsshoosrd "n'on
be had found 10 the sfsss'
IL AZ Aul ul'nlns n'ppo"o' ''"0o
ser as he looked around
Nothing III par ''u'af' io' "o'o Vi ''
sad lay Gown 10 rest
Yes-l know-l see suppose you
used to do that way Seen shytn'ng oi
Mrs. BoWser'
NO
Then trot up the health res'o'et again
| II put little more spring into my legs
this time.
Mr. Kane heli the bike this time and
helped Mr.. Bowser to mount de also
suggested that be walk alongside the ma
chine until the Govice had got his nerve,
bat MIR. Bowser replied;
When we get around 70 t1'' "iuuo"'
you give one ashoVe Gown lbe tiope anu
let go, | see how she works, and III sur
prise you, After I've made about three
circuits you can call Mrs Bowser up ana
Il show her scorch. They call II 'scofch
ing when you beat creased ilehtnlnR,
don't They'll
Yes, believe they do Now then' I'm
going to let go,
Let 'er go-.rah -whoop -
When Mr., Bo"ser woke up 'pis ''u4e
be was in bed, while Mrs. Bo~ser sat hold
ing bis hand and trying to look very sym
| pathetic
This this isn't b esven, IS itf be Whls
persd, as be looked GROUND.
Oh, no dear, replied Mrs BoWser'ss She
smoothed back bis bair Iou are stl'l on
earth. How do you ieel2
VINO hit me With house2
No one. You we're learning 10 noe
a bike to lengthen ont your days you
know.
Aud what what
You got what | believe they call dou
bic wabble. followed bys heeder. MI
Kane got. neighbor to help bring yor
down here. The doct n has been here and
gone. He ,atd your neck wssn't broken
but 1t would probably be tour weeks o'
voat appetite has improved