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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30

not how long we rode in silence. A faint sigl
reused me from my gloomy reverie, and Deb
orah's voice broke the stiffness -
Do not think me unkind, nor" her yoic,
trembled, "unloving. My heart rebel,
against my decision, but it is an unsafe eeide
and | may not trust it, My life is consecFa.
ted to my MAsrER's service and though 9th
ers may serve HIM more in other ways, |
know that for me the path of usefulness and
upward progress is that of single life Love
so precious as yours would bind me too close.
ly to the earth, and ! should forget and wan
der away from ONE who loves me far more
than you. But, Gregory" she laid her soft
hand gently on my arm, 6" you will be my
friend, my chosen she hesitated--" my be-
iored friend ?"
An unaccountablc calmness came over me
| took the little hand " Yes, Deborah" !
exclaimed, ave will be friends for ever !!
While you walk on your solitary way | too
will journey on alone ask only for a kind
thought, kind look, and sometimes kind
word from you. and | will be satisfied. Your
MASTER shall be mine Like you | will pass
upward, and when our love is ehastened, and
purified from every earthly STAIN we shall
meet to be separated no more.
As | spoke, we came to sudden bend in
the road, and the moonlight strcamed full on
Deborabs upturned face, which shone with
seraphic lustre, as if already gazing on the
bliss Of heaven. Our eyes met, her baud
clasped mine, aud angels registered the COWS
which our lips could not utter.
We parted, each Of Us to pursue lifes
weary way alone We met seldom and then
our words were few. Our affection was too
deep, too pure for utterance Through others
! heard often of Deborah; Of her patient,
untiring unsel6sh devotion to the comfort OF
others; Of her unwavering equanimity under
every trial Of her meek humility and UNI
shrinking fortitude. Sometimes | received a
few words Of cheering encouragement in her
delicate chirography; sometimes a kind mes
sage, which bore to me a deeper meaning than
the simple language conveyed.
1t is ten years since ] saw her last Time
had woven many silver thread amid her
dark locks. He had stolen her bloom, and
wasted her form but tender light still
beamed from her eyes, and her face seemed
to reflect the radiance of the world she was
approaching. Deborah was very dear to me
in her youth In her old age she was uii-
speakabty precious.
Deborah is gone. ] have just knelt by the
fresh green turf beneath which she is Sleep
ing. love to linger there to remember her
sweet patience and chid-like faith to recall
the many blissful hours she has already given
me, and to look forward to the many, many
more which are before me- think of her as
she walks the streets of the celestial city, as
she minglcs in the songs Of the redeemed, aud
| move on with frmer step and lighter
heart, seeking to work more faithfully for my
LORD, till He shall call me home
MASTER it has been struggle of many
years, but through THEE ! have triunphed
| love my angel noir, because she reflects
Thine image. | ask no other heaven than
the enjoyment Of TuYsELF.
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Tell Your wife.


If you are in trouble or o quandary tell
your wile-that is If you havc one--all about
it at once. Ten to one her invention will
solve your difficulty sooner than an your logic.
The wit Of woman has been praised, but her
instincts are quicker and kecner than her rca-
SON. Counsel with your wife, OR your mother.
or sister, aud be assured light viii fash upon
your darkness
Women nro too commonly adiudged as ver-
daut in all but purely womnnsh ufairs. No
philosophical student Of the sex thus Judges
them Their intuitions, or insghts, are the
most subtitle and it they cannot see cat in
the meal, there is not cat there. In counsel
ing man to tell his trouble to his wife, we
would go farther, and advise him to keep
none Of his affairs secret from her Many a
home has been happily saved, and many
fortune retrieved, by muns full confidence in
his better half"
Woman is far more a seer and prophet than
man, if she be fair choice. As a general
rule, wives conhde the minutcst Of their plans
and thoughts to their husbands, having no
involvements to screen from them. Why not
reciprocate, if but for the pleasure of meet
ing confidence with confidence
We are certain that no man succeeds so
well in the world as he who, taking a partner
for life, makes her the partner Of all his pur-
poses and hopes What is wrong of his im-
pulse or judgment, she will check and set
right with her almost universally right in
stincts. " Helpmeet was no insignificant
title, as applied to mans companion She is
a meet help to him in every darkness, diff
Guilty, and sorrow Of life And what she
most Graves, and most deserves, is confidence
without which love is never free from
shadows.
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BEAUREGARD, f. X, Gained over Twenty
Pounds in Weight


In less than one year Read now he acaompl, acd H.
This distinguished gcntcman was introduced to mo 10
the fall Of sGG, in the city of Montreal ilo was then
sek very sick, suffering with combination of COM
plants prescribed Rulrlg's RcaiV Rshef and Re a-
fng Pf OF the success oi my treatment. the reader
can Judge by the ilowing letter. This gentleman oc-
eupies position " trust in The Montreal Post Office
JOHN RADWAY. NJ. d.
Post Ofhcc, Montreal, Sept 3, 1867
DR. JNo. RApwAY Co. til 81. Paul Street
Dear b0ctorsi have been for fourteen years Afflicted
with DyspepsIA and have tried many Of the most emil
nent Physicians 10 10th Canada rad the United states
but could not gct relief was had that was obliged
70 reinqush plealant and lucrative situation / bad
neither strength nor ambition and suffered continually
became vcry much emaciated and u tact scarcely
able 70 attend 20 business bot fortunately year since
was introduced tu you and commenced nsng your med
cnes aeeoriing 20 the instructions which YOU gave me,
and ON happy 90 inform you that ny health Is tcttcr
than ever expected would be again. Ihavo increased
over twenty pounds n weight my appetite good, and
look forward 70 permanent cure. ] have also made
use Of your remedies in nay family, and truly say
that would not be without them f1r any consideration.
believe a. a family medicine they have equal.
Yours very truly, F. X hEArKEoANu.
Roadway Ready Relief a0e. and Pills, zlc, Sold By
ll druggists and county merchants. see b. Roadway
Amnnae f0r isas. RADNAY q Co,
i.AAlaw 81 Maiden Lane \. \.
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Tnuth's department.



4 VI MORY.
Ia pensiye attitude sat, amid
The silence ofmy study in deep thought
wandered Ger the ancient solitudes
Of memory, and revived the dead,
That long had lain neglected and forgotten.
There stood before me, IN other times,
One who in hoyhood's days had chaund my lie,
So gentle were her words, so gracefully
Did she perform life's mission---
And to my boyish heart none were dear
Ny lrsl emotion touched its fellow in
Her breast the cry that infant feeblenesss
Did uttsr, throhhed In hor heart an aDsNer. =
Ny wants were cen unknown to me before
They were supplied in her hands grew
reckless boy at first, until she bent
My wayward spirit, by persuasive love
Now do ], with tear-dimm'd eyes, look back
Regretfully, that did ever slight
Her love that anger emblem Of the depths,
Did give that love a moments misery.
She was my only guide along the way
From infancy to manhood, and she was
My mother.
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NJ. B. Q. s.

Our reasons and trust Justification for calling
tho public attention to MOTHER BAnEY's QUIETNG
srRuP, are furnished by the frequency and fatality OF
the diseases Of infancy and childhood So alarming and
serious the deceasos that child in three dies be-
fore the fifth year. These facts afford conclusive argq-
nent for enforcing mothers the Importance Of using
remedy (Which contains Morphine Poisonous Drug
and never fails (when timely used to effect cure 1t
greatly assists the child through the months teethng
allays all pain reduces inflammation aodity
the Stomach, and never falls to regulate the bowels ,
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy, pro-
duces natural sleep the child thereby aordng rest
To the mother, For summer complaints Dysentery and
Darrhea, 1t has equal For Wind Collie Conyulsions
Gripping, &C., 1t never fails TO give immediate relief
MOTHER BAIELY's QUErISr SYRUP, for children, Is
original medicine, we'll established, therefore no
other and you safe. For sale by all Druggists and
Dearlers in Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States. li.ly
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4lliscnllanp.


Z " u
When low upon the happy grass lie,
And hear the wind among the rustllng leaves,
And look up toward the pure aHd perfect sky
Till ofits drowsy peace my heart receives;
Md all the merry carols Of tho birds.
The sweet soft sounds of inscct-stir below,
uiournful undertone, too vague for wprds,
Comes troubling the stll peace with haunting woe
The grasses whisper 10 the bending corn
The kcen-volced cricket gossips to the bee
And, darting through the sparkling dewa Of morn,
The oroie answers 10 the robins glee.
The stately swans go cirens up the lake,
-Beneath them fairer swans screnely move
Pushed by their snowy breasts the rpples break
Amsng the lilies, murm'ring low oflove.
II seems all Nature hath an answering speech
No smallest Gy swims in the alone,
But somewhere Aoats golden mate for zach,
Making It's music IN tho solfsnme tone
Then, why, my heart, this undertone OF doubt
Shall bird and insect find completed life
And thou alone, Of all the world left out,
stlll question, with the universe at strife,
lonely heart, set thine own chords in tune
With dscord's self, divinest music jars
Then shalt thou learn Loves everlasting rune,
And chant the anthem Of the morning stars
For thee shall all creation have voice,
And flowers and birds and angels round the Throne
In one glad chorus sing to thee, Rejoice
The heart that loveth, nsrtr is alonol"
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1'ho tire-Side.


ss--7-~--s--~---'----s=-
From Lippinootts Magazine for October
THE OLD WEDDING RING.
Alice, my youngest dnuehtar
Welded with Ralph to-day
The murning air was haimy
Nith the breath OF uew-mown hay.
Tho sky was flooded with sunshine,
And hluc--as blue as the deep
Their white wings folded together
The clouds wore fallen asleep.
The air harps Of the forest
We're tuned 10 the sound Of psalm,
And their distant music touched me
With q thrill oflnfnite calm.
She stood In her bridal whitenoss,
lily pure and pale,
The gold Of her ringlets shining
Through the mist other floating veil
And her lover, stroug and stately
IN the pride OF his gracious youth,
With voice both deep and tender
Plightcd his manhood's truth.
lie put the ring on her finger
baud Of virgin gold,
Broad and heavy IL hound hur
liis TO have and to hold.
May Il nevor change to a fetter,
breaking her heat 90 wear
May it Dee a. dear as her mothers,
j. her mothers earnest prayer
They have gone their way together,
And sit in the summer Night
Alone, with the thoughts OF beauty
That nit through the SOFT moonlight
am turning on my finger
My own dear wedding ring
And the memories Of liic-time
To the marrow circlct cling.
u IS not so broad as my daughters,
And the years have worn 1t thin,
but i clasped two hearts together
IT, blessed bond within
Hearts that but knit the closer
Through life, In woe or veal
That, present were ever loving;
And, absent, were ever leal.
The years fall back like q curtain,
And my husband comes once more
! see his form IN the moonlight
hear his hand at the door.
And it's-" Oh, my darling, Im weary,
You tarry SO long above
When will you come to take me,
Oh my love, my loye' ;"
feel his touch on my forehead.
II falls like a seal OF rest
And my heart forscts II was tired
As lean my head on his breast.
Yes. yes know he is lying
In the moonlight on the hill;
But the thin, worn ring hath magic,
And II binds my darling still.
And OF, when Pm very lonely,
! dream Of the home above
And it's" Oh, my love, Pm coming
Coming, my love, my love -
Alice and Ralph laInentcd
That the mother was called away,
swiftly and suddenly from them
On the eve Of their wedding day.
But they never knew how gladly,
At the heck or an angel hand
She had len our waning mOonbeams
For the light OF the Better Land.
With the worn old ring on her finger,
And her pale hands crossed on her breast,
They bore her out to the hillside,
And by him they laid her to rest
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30
DEAFNESS, oATARRH, ooNsUMP-

TION, AND UANCEK CURED.
- A Treatise ON Deafness, Catarra, Consumption and
Cancer their causes Of speedy relief and ult-
mate cure. by Pupil of The Academy Of Medicine,
faris. Sent TO any address for ten cents
. Letter form Robt. MoMurdy d. D., LII d., Grand
Prelate Of Grand Encampment of u s., and Editor of
the National Freemason.n
NEW YoRk, Sept. IL, ls67.-DR. SrILLwELL was In
charge OF Grace Church Hospital Alexandra, Va dur
ing ne war; 1 frequently, almost daily, for months,
visited this Hospital and had every means Of knowing
ais reputation for EFFICIENCY and SKILL II was Of the
most credable character and his success In tho treat
ment Of patients was remarkable
ROBERT MoslURDY.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
IL Ats into the car percspfible removes singing
noises IN the head and enables deaf persons 10 hear dis
uncty at church and public assemblies This instru-
mont Will often produce results almost miraculous and
indeed In most cases Of long standing Deafness 1t will
eye In short time. II may be adjusted with tho
OF epectRcles.
DR sILLwsLL will be professionally at 81 East Wash
ington Place. University Buildings N " daily 10 10 a.
It,, Philadelphia, Pa, e9ly
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TIE
Ma TIONAL TRUST COMPANY.
THE err OF NEW YORK,
No. 3l6 BROADWAY.
Capital. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE,
DAHus Il, MASGAN, Prest. JAMES MERRELL, Secy.
Receives Deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT. IN
TEREsT all Daily Balances, sabei Chek SigAi
SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six Months, or more, may be
made at Ave per cent The Capital OF ONE MILLION
DOLLARS is divided among 800 Shareholders COM
prisng many gentlemen Of large wealth aud financial
experience who also personally liable to dcposors
for all obligations OF the Company to double the
Of their capital stock. As the NATIONAL TRUST co.
receives deposits In large small amounts and permits
them to be drawn a whole in part by CHECK AT
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE allowing interest on
all DAILY Baess, parties throughout the country can
keep in this Institution with special advantages
Of security. convenience and profit rs, t3-1aw
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DeHf Of BtUiy, Mas.
nv LucY LARcOv.
The sea made music 10 the shore
Two hundred years ago
To weary pilgrim ears ID bore
A prelude deep and low.
They gathered, in the Autumn calm,
To their now house of prayer,
And softly rose their Sabbath psalm,
blessing on the air.
The ocean took the echo up
II rang through every tree
Aud praise, a. from an incense cup,
Filled earth aud sky and sea
They lingef yet upon the breeze,
The hymns cur fathers sung
They rustic ia the waysidc trees
And give each leaf a tongue.
The murmurIng sea a hurlcnod yet
with nuic's mighty pain,
No ltting chorus men have set
To that great orgnn-strain.
Whom human hearts are tuned 10 Thine,
Whose voice is In the yea,
Lies moaning waves a song divine
Shall swell, o God, to Thee
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operate.

And as a PROTECTION TO HEALTH AND LIFE un.
der all depressing and devltall1ing influences
HosTBTTER's STOMACH BITTERs is the only tonic
In existence, based upon splrtous medicine that is
ABSOLUTELY PURE. au
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EARLY MARRIAGES.

Dr. Franklin advocated Early Marriages Essays for
Young Men this and other subjects, being GUIDE
10 MARRIAGE and Coniugal Felicity, by benevolent
Physicians sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes nee
of charge Address, HOWARD ASsOClATlONl BOX r.,
Philadelphia, Pa. 52f-daw
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LAME BACK.

New YORK, Nov. %, 1859.
7. ALLcooK 4 Co.-Gsntiemen lately suffered So
veTely from weakness in my back Having heard your
Pasers much recommended for of this kind, pro
cured one and the result was all could desire single
Plaster cured me In week. Yours respectfully,
j. q. BRIGGS,
Proprietor The BraHdretA House.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. 3li3S-daw
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One alone cannot make home happy. There
needs unison Of action, sweetness Of spirit
and great forbearance and love in both hus-
band and wife to secure the great end Of hap
pincss in the domestic circle Home is no
unmixed paradise Of sweets the elements Of
peace and true happiness are there, aud so,
too, are the elements Of discord and misery /;
and il needs only the bitter spirit Of the
world without to make il pandemonium, or
the loving genius Of harmony to make il the
promptcr Of every afectionate impulse
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IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS

W4ere was sold ee years ago, thousand are sold now
They strengthen warm and invigorate the part upon
which they applied and relieve nervous affections Of
the bowels lumhago, pains Of the side and usually all
local pains. In affections Of the kidneys they are of
great service.
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WHAT is THIS MARVELLOUS ANTI
DOTE TO DISEASE

Which, for tseais ysgi, has been winning golden
opinions from all sorts of people" undor the Of
HosTETrERs STOMACH BTrTERst
1t ia an infusion OF the most excellent tonic anti
bilious. antsoorbute and Alternative herbs and
barks, in the purified sprituous essence Of Rye.
now DOES 1T oPERATEi
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CRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE.
Old Father Time takes many year
70 turn TO white dark colored hair
But Instantly the EXCELSIOR DYE
Brings back the tint that charms the eye
And Nature owns that cunning Art
Can her own living hues lmpart.
Cristadoro's Hair Presorvativ,

Oh how beautifully glossy your hair looks Of late
Maria, Yes julia since have used Cristadoro's laii
Preseryatiye and Beautaer, my Hair has improved
derfuly, and stopped falling out altogether.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Dresser
Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane. Principal Depot, Ne
6 Astor House. 3i,35-daw
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Special. 1lntines.
IMPORTANT TO PERSONS ADVAN.
CED IN YEARS,

TROUBLED WIN CONSTITUTED BOWELs,
And Difficulty Of Passing Water, Imperfect Digestion,
FOOD CONVERTED TO WATER.
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Letter from well-known citizen Of Ohio Mr. J. I'm.
DRErH, aged 6s years, Mansfield o.
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hanral aud Religious.
THR pURITAyS, WORsUIp.

Prepared for s tco-aunir,ah Snnirsary Of ~ seias.
menf Of Bauiy, Mas.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-10

FoR WHITE TINE.-Mes>rs. Lewis, Gill
son. Gardner, Wilson, FulkS, and two
Mend!ebaums started by express team for
White Pine Yesterday morning. Other bust
ness men CT this place are in 4 feverish state
OF excitement: about going there. The only
question with them seems 20 be whether they
will g this winter or wal: anil spring. The
eAcitcmcatis evidently on the increase.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-10

THE SOCIAL PARTY given by the Indies OF
the Episcopal Society, at the New Hall, last
night. was Just what the preparations indica-
ted-a delightful affair. judging from this,
the first Of a series, wont the ladies Of that
Society meet with splendid success during
the session Of the Legislature The manage
Inent !, in good hands.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-10

+ OUR Nav BIsuoP.-The following com
r,iment to the newly elected Episcopal Bishop
Of Nevada and Arizona appears in Harpcr's
Bazaar:
The new Bisho? of Narada, Dr.. 0. W.
Whitaker, IS a native OF New Salem, Nassa-
chusetts, graduate Of Amherst, and for
come four or five wears taught the High
School at North BTookfe.d. Like several of
tie newly elected Bishops Of the Episcopal
Church, he was not chosen SO much for his
powers OF pulpit o-atory as for practical
good sense. industry and general aiapteduess
for the Office. Bishops are coming to be
regarded less and less as an honorable and
ornamental order Of the Church, but more
and more rs men charged with great respon-
/ sibilties requiring especially good head. a
kood constitution and talent for labor.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-10

BUsIS-ss N3rICE.-AleX. Leporte has re-
moved his grocery store to the building
recently occupied by Louis Mcnd,ebaum, and
is prepared to supply his Old customers and
such new ones as may be pleased to give him
call. Now as heretofore he keeps fine
stock Of groceries, which lie sells at low
price for cash. See advertisement.
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DEFAc1N0 BALLOTS. \ correspondent

DEFACIN0 BALLOTS. - \ correspondent
writes that the late Democratic Legislature
of Ohio having enacted that no device OF
any kind should be printed on the ballots
nothing bat the bare names OF the candi-
dates and the Offices for which they were
supported-aH3 the Democrats of Monroe
county having headed their ballots " The
White Mans Government" the State can
vassers have been constrained to reject
them all, returning the Republican candi-
date as elected in tina. Democratic strong
hold.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-10

"THE H1BERSIcoS," that celebrated
painting of Irish scenery, will be on cNhi5i-
ton tonight at the Carson Theater. 1t
comes with the reputation Of being most
beautiful panorama, true to Nature, that will
represent complete tour through Ireland.
OF course evervbodY VIII see it al least once.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-10

THE TINE REoUIRED.-The passenger
train which arrives at Reno at $3.50 p. NJ.
does not reach Argent. the present terminus
Of the railroad for freight and passengers,
until the next day at l0i o'clock. This fur
fishes a very good idea of the rapidity with
which the road is being constructed, and &c
distance it has already penetrated the wider
ness. The next jam2 for passenger trains
will be sixty miles further to point nearly
opposite White Pinc.-Sa}aguard.
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IN compliment to the Chinese, the last
locomotive put on the Central Pacific Rail-
road has been named Goa fIcius. "-Stock-
ton Gazette.
After getting along down the scale the
company intend to call one "Copperhead. -
Na,ysriNs appeal.
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COMPLETE returns of the Pres dental
election in Illinois give Grant total ma
jority Of 1851
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So Reward

w ILL BE PAID FOR TIE RECOVERY OF
w a POCKET MEMORANDUM BOOK, be-
longing to the undersigned. The Book lost
on Monday, November 80, near the store of Mason
HUFF in Car.on. JOHN r. WOOD,
Fruit Dealer.
Carson, Dec. 5. lses. II
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SNow.-On last Sunday night Truckee
was visited by snow storm. 1t lasted but a
short time, but was very severe. Almost
five inches of snow fell.