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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Reeds Action in Counting Quorum
Again Questioned by Democrats.

committee of conference was ordered
upon the Senate bill to increase the pension
of soldiers and sailors totally helpless from
Injuries or disease received or incurred in
the service. The Speaker announced this
suspension day aud the committees we're
called in order. When the worlds fair
committee was called. Gambler of Ms.sa-
chu etts offered resolution that Thursday
and Friday, Feb. 20 and 2lst. be set aside
from the general debate on the worlds fair
bills and vote be taken Monday Feb "a
in the manner prescribed by the resolution
submitted in the committees report, unless
the House determine by vote that the world 8
fair shall not be held Mills of Texas de-
msnded a second; tellers were appointed
and the result announced yeas, IA; nays,
8.
kilgore msds point of no quorum.
The Speaker ran his owe over the House
anc said l72 members present, more than
q quorum.
McMillin of Tennessee Immediately pro-
tested. saying that the rules prescribed
tellers as the means Of ascertaining the
presence of quorum. and it was not pro-
per for the char TO count.
The Speaker inquired what rule required
The presence of tellers to determine the
presence of a quorum.
McMIlin quoted fro n the rule touching
motions to suspend the rules which re-
Quired that the motion be submitted to the
House. to be seconded by majority. by
tellers. if demanded.
The Speaker inquired if there vas any
other suggestion the gentleman desired to
make.
McMillin replied that a msjority by tel.
lers had not Sc ,onded the motion and il was
not competent for the Speaker to make
quorum by hi. gsvel or his pencil.
The Speaker responded that q majority
had seconded the motion IA to q. De
bate on the motion w4s nov in order.
The democrats made an earnes. resist
ance to proceeding further.
McMiilin conteuded that no rule per
mtted the Speaker to count quorum ex
ceps during the progress of yea and nay
call.
The Speaker said he had announced q
the time liz members present by actua
/ count and no one was counted Who VA
not present at the time the vote was taken
|, the members did not desire to vote, th.
| presum ntion was that they acquiesced il
| the result of the vote
! McMillin declared that the Speake,
would not presume that every man VA
here when the tellers were in place.
/ The Speaker replied that the vote hat
rot been announced fnally.
Bland wished to know by wha, right tn,
tellers were left N place before the gentle
men voted.
The Speaker said that if the gentlemen
desired to vote the sellers would take thei
places
Cannon Of Illinois. declared that tn
Chair had done his duty in couating rh
members to determine the presence Of
quorum. and ,Isf il sas different cues
ton from . vote By teiisrs. II there vas
quorum the House could do business, q
ia votes we're sufficient and we're . maio,
ity, - against 81. In this country n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
-aAvs You GOT Ant ,cn 10 ss11 p
Posrsss
hat Be Dons 1nis esssoa

mkd
that day Of good
which k dot the both sides for distance
Nov that the high
stops have been onsd rsaa,
the nluuassa
prominent ice Of Albany
cut ice IL inches thick the Hason He Knosb
that be will 100
There still scarcity hose and 500 could probably employment
rapidly nng and
up and partially h while badius
"okmen and lumber q
of Nu privilege
plan for the erection Mas
M doubtless their Aa,s
and will look Maine
still %
the following table which shows substantially
eAeho The md In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
On the Track OF DR.. Blood.

DovER, n. H, Feb. I7.-What will
doubtless prove an important development
in the Sswtelle murder mystery was brought
TO light today
This morning Mrs. Charles Richmond OF
this tovn took up Sunday paper and saw
a picture of Or Blood who il strongly SUI,
D, cted of completely in the tragedy.
The force of re objection and a sudden
recognition of the face coupled with the
horror inspired by the perusal Of the de
tails of the murder so affected the woman
that she nearly tainted,
Il knop thst man. she said, 'be called
here week sgo today in the afternoon and
asked for room. told him he could
have one, but on looking at his face a
second tine declined 10 let him have one
He had two bunfl one done up in wrap
ping paper which looked a. If it might be-
clothing, the other done up in newspaper
about the size Of a mans head"
The woman sent the stranger to D. o
Halls house for accommodation.
The picture was shosn to Hall thu
morning, and he Immediately recognized i
as hat of a man who engaged rooms las
Monday, but did no. return to occapy them
| Hail also saw tbe same man on the stree
| that night and also the next morning.
| Lawyer Pierce Of Dover, 10 the man VII
/ called Al the hotel in Portland where Saw
telle vas staying. and Who, when he sa'
the entry Of J. Bridge, Dover. on the rsa
istep, stated that tina, was the man b
wanted.
| IL seems that Pierce was looking for on
| Briggs Of Dover and mis,ook the entry 70
the name of the man he wanted
/ This morning Detective Shields saw Rev
Mr.. Downs of East Rochester, the gentle
man Who On the fatal Wednesday nist
that Hiram Savfelle was killed, met tear
on the road in East Rochester With tw
men in it, one Of whom appeared In
strange way.
Mr. Dozns hailed the team and inquire
Of one. since identified as Isaac Sa~tell,
what allied bis Companion As he acted sicl
I.aac replied, He is drunk"
Ths man vss probably then dead {
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Parliament will Adopt the Rep ,rt,

LONDON, Feb l'---ln the House Of Com.
mons today Mr. Parueil asked Tor i,flrna-
uon as TO the governments intentions re-.
sarding the report of the special PArnell
commission.
Mr. Smith, the government, leader. said
the government Intended to ask the House
TO adopt the r,pert aud ths0k the commis-
sion Tor its just ani Impartial conduct
Mr.. Smhhs answer was greeted with
cheers, counter cheers and Laughter. He
also said the govetnms would ask the
House 10 enter the report on iu journal.
Cries of "Ohr "Ohii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
They Depend on N Mains for Ice.

New YoRk. Feb. 1.-The New York
syndicate, which recently got control Of
the ice cutting rights on Greenwood Lake
Mscopin Lake, Lake Hopatcong aud othel
large bodies Of water 10 upper Nev Jersey
has been unable to secure . crop % far
and has jut closed . contract for u 3,0ot
tons Of Maine ice, at o so Q ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Heavy Fire at ekowhesan

SxowxxaAx, Feb. II Morrison block X.
Skow be gan, containing four stores and .
laundry. also Danforth & Gould's lAv Office
vas destroyed by ere Monday morning.
The FIRE caught from stove. Ten streams
Of water we're got on early from the water
works hydrants and two from the steamer,
copfnips the Hre to one block. The loss
10 estimated at els, 600. The building and
stocks generally were veil insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Boston Man Killed by Electric Car

BosToS, Feb. IL This evening q
George H. Bradford, a wealthy resident Of
Beacon street, was enjoying . horseback
ride on tina, street between Brookline
bridge and ST Msry's street, when an elec
tric car came up behiod him At . rapid
rate, frightening the horse
The hor shed when the driver Of tbs
car struck the gong to clear the track
The animal planted himself sqaarely on ths
track in front of the car and was run down
Both horse and driver we're instantly killed
Bradford leaves q family.
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4 Rival to Ameitc an Beet.

Sr. JoHH. N. b. Feb IA new de-
parture being made In the fresh beef bust.
ness, IL successful. will be the means of
practically driving the American article out
Of the market in the provinces. There is
to arrive here today. over the Canadian
Pacific Railroad, direct from Winnipeg
three carloads Of Manitoba carcasses, each
containing forty-nve. This beef can be
put on the market At the came figures =.
the American beef.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18

II you will send a. your sddress, We will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explain
ing all about DR.. DJe's Celebrased Electro
voltsic Belt and Appliances. and their
charming Effects upon the sefvous debili-
iafsd syssen, and how they will quickly
restore you to visor. manhood and health.
II yoa are thus a9eeted We will ssnd you Q
Belt ssd Appliances % Trial.
vslfais Dsls c., Marshall, Mich.
jaa37dAvlytolsD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
MT. Blaine to Accompany the Pyesi-
dent to Pittsburg.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Secretary
Blaine will probably be the only menbe,
Of the cabinet Who will accompany the
President to Piushurs the 18Th instant, to
attend the dedicatory exercises Of the Car.
nesie Library in the Smoky City. whiIs
in Pit,sburs the President and Mr.. Biain:
will be the suests Of Mr.. Carnegie as BIZ
palatial residence, and . reception in houol
Of his distinguished guests 10 on the pro
gramms- 4 number Of delegates to th,
PAn-ADsfieas Congress have also been In
vifsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18

III humor, -it and honesty could savs''
from the Ills fssh 10 heir to, What . good
price they'd bring in the market Well,
twenty Eve cents will buy . panaesa-Ssl
vation OIL
A merchant dov7 town sells more Of DR.
Buli's Cough Syrup than all other medi
cines together. l, surely mast Be the oes'
remedy for . cough. cold. and eshss simita,
affections. Price - csafs.
fehiAiitfalyA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Changes In Maine Postal Routes.

The following changes in the Maine pos
tai service are announced:
Route 400. Bancroft to Danforth. From
March /, 1890. reduce service to three
times a week.
Route 20. Boundary Line In. o.) to
Besttie. Canadian Pacific railway. 4slt
ms. Recall the order of November 20
1889 Bulletin 296s) as Besttie. Me.
could not be supplied through Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Lewiston Board OF Trade Banquet.

Lewiston. Feb. 1.-THE Lewiston
Board Of Trade held its first annual ban
quet at the Dewitt House this evening.
200 members and guests present An ele-
CANT spread was served by Landlord Brick.
A letter of regret was read from Governor
Burleish The toast State of Maine wa.
responded to by F. W. Dana; City of Lew
iston by Mayor Little. Many other
speeches were made ard listened to with
enthusiasm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Damage at Squirrel Island by the
Storm

BATH, Feb. 1.-THE heavy storm of
Friday night did considerable damage on
Squirrel Island. The sea broke clear over
the wharf carrying away the slip and two
or three piling and wrecked the large bal
ast box at the front piliDg of the wharf,
spillng many of the rocks. Mr. Moore,
the island king. says be never saw the
water so high and the gale SO fierce. The
cot, ages and other buildings are all right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18

LoNpoS, Feb 1.-THE Paris corres.
dondent of the News saws that Dom Pc
dros nervous disease increases ami partly
unhinges his mind. lie lives in daily ex-
pectstion of being recalled to BraIil and
does not realize the prrearious state of his
own finsnces. He refuses to reduce the
imperial suit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Paymaster General Pro TEN.

The President has directed that Major
Calvin Snitin, paymaster, shall tempo
rarly perform the duties of pay master
general of the army, vice General VIM. B.
Rochester, who has retired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
MARKET REPORTS.


New YORK. Feb. II.
Money call easy, ranging from toA.
Prime paper Al 8 to 8,
Exchang-. du'l asd steady.
Gsvrrnmeni bonds, dull and heavy.
Railroad boz ds. quiet, gene rally heavy.
The following are the closing quotations Of
securities:
United btates 81,
- reg, l22l
- coup, I2t
ARG, i0,l
" coup. i0,l
Central Pacific lists, III
+nstf Mo Orapde lists, liei
ne mas. 10li
kansa- Pacific consols, Ils,
Oregon 4 Nav lists, Io.i
CAion Pacific lists. iili
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Schooner In Q Bad Position.

CHArHAN. Mass, Feb. l7.--Increasing z
easterly winds At sunset and indications Of a
storm with . rough sea before morning
Schooner Katie J. Barrett will be placed
IN bad position unles, the tHgs succeed in
floating her on this evenings tide. She
remains In the same position at sunset, with
two tugs and two lighters alongside
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
What Mean You, Carthsgenians7

The Secretary of State has telegraphed to
U. S. Consul McMssters at Carthegena for
information in regard to the continued de-
tention Of the American schooner Julian
by the local authorities for alleged violation
Of their customs laws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
The Site for the Worlds Fair.

The House committee on the worlds fair
today decided to report to The House the
resoluti m making q special order for the
consideration in the House of the fair bill,
next Thursday and Friday, and ballotlng
for the selection of site next Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Boat Racing at Tampa. Florida.

JAcxsoxvILLs, Fla. Feb. l7.-Yn the
boat race at Port Tampa today. Ten Evck
won in the Arst race. Time. 1907; Hos.
mer, 1855 The second race Gaudaur son.
Time, 10 OIL; Hamm. 1909. Distance
three miles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
Complimentary Bali to Montgomery
0uards.

BIppEroRp, Feb. 1.-THE BiddeforC
Military Band ght gave a grand com
plimentary ball to the Portland Montgomery
Guards. Forty members of that company
together with large numser of Portland
citizens, came on q spe cial train. Tbs
visiting company was escorted TO the Opert
House, where they gave an exhibition drill
after which dancing began. The Portlsnc
Wis tors left for home on the special at 8 81
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
KilTain Bested in Blk Rounds by Cor

NKw ORL.ANs, Feb. II Corbeu Of
San Frsncisco bested kilrsin in SIX rounds
tonight kilrsin agreed 10 knock Corbett
out In six rounds for purse Of IS 500,
81 800 10 20 to winner, q: :bett out
fought kllrain at every oint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18

s. B. Hamilton has been appointed post
master at Chebesgue Island, vice Eleanor
Hamilton, and E. A. Tspley at York
Beach, vice Charles s. Bowden.
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Still Searching for the Missing Head

DovER, N. H., Feb. IA de.patch
from East Rochester says Detective Shields
and party are siill searching for the miss
ing head of Hiram +. Sawtelle, going over
the whole ground again. County Attorneys
Burbank of Sico and Kvei of this city had
a consultation here this morning and it was
decided that Burbank should conduct the
preliminary examination. which began at
Blas1eil's Corner today at - 2. NJ. The
only duty of the jury will be to decide
ehose body was found and who the man
was that was killed, leaving it for the
STAFFORD county authorities TO determine
who killed him. 1t is uow known that the
man brought here from Rochester on the
fatal Wednesday was the same man whose
likeness is shown in the newspapers as DR..
Blood. He lett here on the 10. 80 train for
Portland.
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PLAY Ball" Orono.

ORoxo. Feb. IA meeting Of the stu
dents at the State College this morning vot-
ID 70 enter the intercollegiate base ball
lsaSus providing the faculty vsfs willing
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ONE ENJOYS


Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasar +
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually. dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
il action and truly beneficial in its
efects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co.
sAs FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE. Gr .kw v0Rx. w.
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FOREIGN intelligence
President Carnot Will Pardon
Duke D'0rleanS.
Dom Pedro Is Failing in Health, HaIing
Nervous Disease.
The Government leader Tells Parusll
That the Report Viii Be Adopted

Pans, Feb. 1.-THE Herald reports
that president Csrnot decided TO pardon
the Duke Of Orleans. send him under %.
cort to ths frontier.
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WEDDING CARDS

AsAsssec Journal Job Department
snAidiy equipped for doing all
or wedding printing, announce.
.s' Invitations, cards, etc.. IN tAs
" And most approved styie Il Ass
ss a. enormous amount sf this elass
"erA during the past year, tts err
eenfng from all pArts sf sAs
.' Ne better work In lsAis lins vss
eeas In the State. with the ceainG
s, "s heilities for this kinA ef wsrA
y seall further Increased, aneng III
-..s eAiags ssinS . beautiful hair lins
p-yps By which it is enabled q
Ass engraved wsrk 90 clessly tha'
NV can detect The Aifxsrsaes
rsAss.abls. osnA fsr Praess aad
DuRLEI0u q ELYNT,
A19usea, WalDss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18
United States Mar shall for Maine.

The President today nominated Bs.sor
B. Saunders United States Marshal for the
District of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-18

in the treatment Of LING Diseases, DysYsHS
"a. Chronsc DtarrhGs. Annam Hass a41 a..
the kidneys or niAdder, ana A
sasrs OF the Mucou. MembrAnes- ...,.
nrone hits. acute or CAroHsc, immea'A'e'
relieved. -. edily cured. p~-,o, r,-~
In Consuna Ptton. ANefkks IL. 49,,
~, s,oy vii do more than any other NOV
remeiy 10 relieve the cough. diarrhoa ano osnsi
Sissre es.iss symptoms, increase the e. spps:tsi a1si
strength sod weight. and 70 rsstGss ~ - ~ And is
nes appsiassbie II Is endorsed sy phy.ica.nss; =
fncs "a Is cent? and q pr bottle; OF s,.S.asss; ?:
ssnt On SGfHI CHEMICAL CO.. DeSaoo.
FL. or panphlst o. "fsuoasen = -
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Mistaken Identity.

hlRht WIS MRS. Burt WepOef OF kAet
Rochester.
Mistaken Identity.
MAIDEN, Mass , Feb. IA man sup
posed TO be DR.. Blood, believed to be i'm
plicated in the Sawtelle murder. was ar
rested on the train from Lowell - it
reached here at A this afternoon and
taken to Boston, whete 1t Was found that
although he bore q striking resemblance to
DR., Blood he was another man. He was
released
The Family Physician Identities the
Body.
DOVER, n. H.. Feb. l7.-Dr. VIM. H.
Tobey of Boston, Hiram Sawtelle's family
ply sician, arrived at Rochester today and
positivel, Identified the dead body - that
of Hiram Sawtelle.
The Much Wanted c. L. Blood. m. D."
The missing C. L. Blood, IN. D." who
figures so prominently in the Sawtelle fra.
ricide is well known in Boston. He 10
now 81 years, and very dark In complexion.
Tie held forth on Winter street Eve or six
years sgo. His business at that time vas
20 fix up an office in more or less gorgeous
style, and then sell it out at big figures to
soTe confiing person He tried the game
in 1855 IN Boston, and succeeded. A man
named Andrews paid S2 515 for . third
interest in Blood, drugs, books, electric
coils. and what not Blood was tried. con
victed and sentenced in the November term
Of 1856 to State prison for four years. He
was released Nov. 22. 1859, four days after
/. Is Sawtelle, having served his sentence.
He was indicted about the came time for
blsckmsiling c E. Weber. The present.
ment was placed on dle.
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! YoUa MONEY aEFusoep

a VERY VALUABLE REMEDY.
while sah-r'ng recently from . s~vere eod 20
toms Of congestion . friend ,seor rn,srasd
bfo ~n's fnstan. Relief" A single dose rslieyed
NE Acute psir and continuing IL. asS for |. shcrt
lms the cold attended with 4 seyers couch vss
eompieteIy % oxen up" / have siae. as-a !, IN
ny family for collie 9th instant b~nsnriHI r,
suits l consider "Egosn's Isstant E,l.f,' :.
's.y vsisabi- remedy. =. W. MATHEws.
Augusta. Maine. com. Of 4 aba, -
janifAvtftoceo,u
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lying, and it fixes the fact that the deed
was done in New Hampshire.
The woman who heard the pistol shots
when the team went along Wednesday
night was Mrs. Burt Weber Of East
Rochekter
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CHICAGO. Feb. ~

CHICAGO. Feb. ".
yLouH-ps1ees easy.
WHGAT- unsteady, 10 : spT1nR. 7sa7s
No . red, se5si.
CoKS-No "a.
OATS-No l. ieis.9A
kYs-qaief sf kl.4Z.
BARLEv-a6aSz.
Pokk-ss -0ss rs.
LAsD-at VIA %.
BULR MEAr-shouidoyp III: skoft NIB
-; shss1 elsas 70.
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Newport.
The warm weather of the pact
week has nearly spoiled the sleRbing.
The household furniture of the lsts
Mrs. G. b. Ladd. was sold at auction
last THURSDAY. Mr. II i rliton
has rented hl, house aud will soon occupy It
The Literary Society met SATURDAY even
ing in the hall over W. VI. 5 uarts store. A
number of new members were added d.
ID. g NJ VIM c. Mason Of Bangor vii
visit Meridian Splendor lodge, + & A. M.
on Friday evening + b. 2lst All members
are expected to be preHDt MIR +. C.
Wardvell Is in Bangor during the present
term Of court being drawn on the jury.-
Rev. Mr.. Lowell Of Carmel suppl, d the
pulpit of the NJ f Church during the ab-
sence of the pastor Rev J 1inling -Mrs.
c. Walker ba a hight stroke of psraIy-
sis in her face last Friday, there is some
hope OF her eyesight being restored.
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STATE NEW q.


Deer Isle.
Mr.. Stillmsn Hendricks of South Deer
tsle who has been very sick of pneums nis
ia improving Tho mas Stmp-on of Port
land is visiting friends and relatives at Sun
set and vicinity -IIermon Small closed .
very successful term of school at West
Deer Isle, Friday. Mr. Small is one Of
our best teachers and his services are highly
appreciated --Weslin Light lodge, recently
established at Sunset, is in a very prosper
Gus condition. New members are added
each meeting and the interest 10 very good.
Revival mee,i ~ are being conducted by
Rev X ID. Nau'on assisted by Mss Sarah
LuenorRy at the NJ. + Church Much In.
ierest 10 manifested at the place.
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A x
MILLION

people for the past ear have had their attention
called to our syrup PIX Liquida Compound
Many thousands nave taken sd, sntags of e up
portunity TO obtain reliable aud elegant cough
remedy, for their homes. safe for the children,
who are daily