HARTFORD, Dec. I3. 1915
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HARTFORD, Dec. IL, 1s45
Weother-B~keye Biacksmith h-Fo,cley, the phy.-


motogist-Poa O6ce.


we nave now winter weather in earnest This
morning the thermometers in and around this CITY
$1,000 10 degrees below zero But cold as il il.
'he passers oy hear the youthful cries on the ice, Of
on-pom'peel-away stirring up the blood Of
all who have ever participated in ,ha, exh;,a,;a.
skating sport The beaur and bellies bundle up warm
and then bundle up together in the sleighs at even
ing, and oil they go to Affords, TO whose bom.n
nightly hundreds Of Hartforders extend ihe;r rJ
For my own part, had rather stay in nv store ,b.n
10 encounter the piercing blasts when the thermom.s
Is a. zero or II had an inclination to do would
cheat the livery stables out Of their present
charges by following the advice of certain old nbo
sopher called Franklin lie said ell the pleasures Of
ciehr'de could be enjoyed in ones house. by open
ing the doors and sitting in the draft of air with onea
ee ma tub Of cold water whilst jingng together the
,sovel and tonss From the constant yeIs and cries
through the north portion Of city upon the piehtv
is'urn Of the " sbighers" OF flip, &C. from Windsor
hereabouts ~ ~ VI ai h"rse hesn
me Buckeye Blacksmi,hn is here Iccturing on tam.
h..antts' sni peddlng his soap aud csment lie has
"' wares 70 hard market and all his perssvsr.