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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
BUTTER AND CHEESE


Sorfn NoRRlpGEwotk Feb. Is - Spec
ial The matter of butter AMI cheese
factory for this town now seems TO be TAX
ing progressive steps, aud the prospect OF
one being bull, the coming spring nov ap-
pears TO be ay no means hopeless. Ever
since the agiration for condensed milk fac
tory, about a year ago, was given up, the
active business men of the town have been
talking up the creamery project.
No definite action in the matter has been
! taken however. tillNow. This forenoon a
meeting of tine representative farmers and
business men of the community was ad-
dressed BY Mr.. Il. 6. Fuller of Portland
and Capt. F. T.. Oaks of Yarmouth, both
men of experience in the business, who
represent company who viii build and
operate "A factory on certain conditions
which the people present seemed to ap-
prove of.
Petitions for the required number of
cows and stock arr in the hands of Il
hustliug committee. well headed with
names, and the prospect for the industry
seems to be most satisfactory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20

J. B. Pate Il Co., general merclanfi.c,
Watervalley, Miss have assigned. As-ets,
$50 900: liabilities, 10000.
The striking cotton spinncrs in Lancas-
hire, Eng. have agreed to accept l2 per
cent. reduction in their wages.
The ~ footer which is being built si
Herrcsboffs yard in Bristol X. l., for
Royal Phelps Carroll was launched Satur-
day.
Lindsay & Morgans furniture works at
Savannah burned Saturday. Loss. S7s 900.
Some neighboring tenements were de-
.troy ed.
Brig Baltic, Capt Collins, Of Annapolis,
y. $. from Guantanamo for Bo.to~ with
cargo Of sugar, went ashore or E,st Point,
Nabant, during Friday nights sH0s STORM.
The crew was saved.
The Briti,h warship fyscinibc J coaling
at Victoria II. G., and taking on tfrsf snip
plies Of stores. /, il s9ii she is to slil it'll
sealed orders and II is supposed that her
destination ia Honolulu.
The jury in the case Of Hugh O'Dannc)l,
leader in the Homestead strike. chatg"tl
with murder, Saturday returned verln'i Of
not guilty An application for lis release
on bail will be made, on charges Of riot ai !
| treason still pending.
The New York & New England ROAD itAs
| potitioned the Connecticut Legislature for
authority to issue ss2J 900 900 ia bDnls Tbe
railroad committee has reported favurdbiv
on the petition of the New York, Nov
/ Haven 4 Hartford railroad fer su,l,o'ity 80
| iucrea.e iis capital from $50 500 900 ~
| 500 900 900
A cable gram was received at Washington
| Saturday announcing The arrest Of Bank
| President tadwaliader Of the Superior
| National Bank Of West Superior, Wiz. vt
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Mr. Cad~aIlsder
vas indicted for embezzling SG3 00o Of the
banks funds. lie was released On sIU.-
| 0fso bail. which he forfeited and fed.
The Eas,.bound Atlantic express and
west-bound Utah express on the Color ,dp
Midland Railroad collided aear I:sth Sta
sioa, 20 miles from Leadviile. Cot, setgr-
day. Both engines were completely
wrecked and ive passenger coaches ~ere
demolished. Engineer HecsihnaD, Fire
man Ncfptire and Brakeman Bowersark
we're killed. Another railroad man had bh,
legs cut of AMI cannot live.
The Chicago Tribune Gays there arp 81,
! to lie a conspiracy in New York To i jsrs
the Worlds Fair. Recent deveiopr3vnt.
Il sass, indicates that some Of the strongest,
corporations and heavies, importers Of that
city. backed by tso or three newspapers.
have formed combination for toe soi,,
purpose Of doing everything in their pos
| to worry the exposition officials a.pi lart
The enterprise itself. The officials Gec.ii,e
TO diyuIge the names Of the na8ss OF tie
eoDspifator..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Southern league has salary limit
of $1,000.
CIis Carroll has been signed as left
fielder by Boston.
The Pennsylvania state league has adopted
800 salary limit.
Dave Foutz has been engaged TO manage
the Brooklyn team rext season.
Polhemus, the OIL New England league
PLAYER, is booked for New Orleans.
Ward. Crane and Keeier are the only
players signed by the New York club.
Harry Stovey will captain the Bslti-
more team, who start for Southern trip
March I5.
Darby OBrien will! cantain the Brooklyn
team next season Darby was captain ef
this team before Ward was engaged by
the clnb.
The Chicago team will spend most Of the
month of April in Atlanta where they will
meet Pittsburz for three games. and other
teams who take the Southern trip.
In speaking Of his team for next season.
President Wagner Of the Washington club
said The infeld looks like Lsrkia, Wi-e,
Sullivan and Joyce; the outfeld like jim
OTRourke, Hoy and Radfori and the pitch
ers ike Killer, Sullivan. Meakin and Inks. =
Old Boston players seem TO be in deman !!
as captains S'ovey, Donovan. McGsrr,
Quinn. wheeIock. Tom Brown. Spieker
and Jimmy Manning h~csme captains after
leaving that city. Storey. Stricken. Broen
and Qninn had experience in the position
before joining Boston.
L. g..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
AGAIN FLOODED.
Queensland Once Mors Visited by Heavy
Rains and Gaies--Seyerai Lives Lost.

MEtBorHsg, Feb. i3.--5t> ady rain for
several days has caused the rivers Of
Queensland to rise rapilly aDd threaten a
repetition Of The recent iloois. Gales sc
companiei the rainfall and most Of the tel
cqrapb AMI railway lines are rendered use-
lees
Ipswich, Brisbane AMI several smaller
towns are partly under water. In Brisbane
tie water e 10 inches belos the highest
mark during the la.t Hood. Ten or ~
lives were lsst. In northern New South
wales the floods have dvne enormous dam
ayr tn the crops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20

ilosoLr1t. Feb. ig.--Thc eldest daugL-
Ter Of &. S. Minister Stevens was drowned
on Jan. 81 81 Kukaisr. port on the island
OF liawaii. Mics Stesrns bad been visiting
fricbls at Hawaii ani lost her life on her
way homie.
The sra was very rough, and on that
aceoupt Miss Stevens WAS obliged to leave
frpnli Place other tilan the one 1T which
she hulit,l The advice was unheeded.
anil. entering small boat manned by
native sesnen, she started for the steamer
KiBeaii, 100 yanis slistaat.
When be-: short distance from the lansl-
ing beasy sxcIi struck the boat and threw
i, on B coral mi. The occupants were
eat upon toe ragged rocks, and when the
rave rrceAeA ene If the seameB was seen
clingiBg TO the epy rope Of the derrick with
one ha'a AMI ;,oljiag Miss Stevens with
the 0iiier. Tie texs wave swept them from
tiIsiT isoIi on ,lts rope, md, still clinging
together. i..eg were dis he'd among the
rocks, where Hiss Steven met her death.
A qnicsle rs pos-iblc n other boat was
gent 20 the f.'ssu4. ani be seamen were
saye.i Tie body Of Mis- Stevens was
tsnt to Hoaoiula by the steamer on which
shf wss TO take passage.
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There Will Be No Secret About tho Building Of
the Paine uOat.

BosroS, Feb. l9.--The Paine cup de
fender will not be built in closed shed
shed with painted windows and sen'ri"s ,bu,
in the open as the Puritan the Ms,tIover,
and the Volunteer were, in front of all the
builders if they care 10 watch its rise. This
decision has been arrived Al after fully con-
81 iering all the phases of the subject, and
it only confirms the pucky character Of
young Paine.
The builders os the other Defenders of
the oil races in the open aitrnctcd no atf"n-
ton, for then there was no competitor
nearer than New York, and few cared 10
take the journey TO view the boat. This
year, however, there are two Boston boats
in the field, and, as young faine's boat will
be the first boat started, il is CERTAIN his
competitors will view IL If the chance is
offered them, and OF course improve their
lines if possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20

February is. i@s. II p. N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Feb, ls.--Gov. Me
Kinlcy lef, here this morning for Colnm'
bus, utterly brokcn-hcarted. The Walk
failure is grow ing, so far MS liabilities are
concerned, and II is now known that the
Governor is surely on at least SIa,uuo
worth Of notes given by Robert Walker.
He placed implicit confidence in Walker,
who never hositatcd TO use him.
The Governor is not worth more than
$40 ,o00 or $50 900, and the payment %.
thest notes will leave him u financial
wreck. Friends here, who are the richest
men in the valley, have raised the amount
for which the Governor has obligated lnn'-
self, and will loan il To him On his personal
notes thus giving him time to recover,
The Girard Stove Works, capitalized at
sl5 900. went into the hands of II receiver
today. Walker was president of the con-
papy. The liabilities are ss0,o0o and AS
sets s2l 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20

Place Of
Utss Fyatl9u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20

LoNpoN. Feb. I3.--1he Princess kaiu-
lapi sends the following address to the Amer
lean people
IuSpoS, Feb. N, 1898.
To the American People
-Four years ago at the request Of Mr..
Thnrston then Hawaiian cnbinet minister,
was sent away to England 10 be educated
privately ani fitted for the position which,
By the constitution Of Hawaii, ] was 10
inherit.
For all these years have patiently and
in exile strvcn To iit myself for my return,
this wear, to nv native country. ] now an,
told that Mr. Thurston il in Washington
asking yon to take away my flag and my
throne. No one tells me even this officially
iiave ! done anything wrong that this
wrong should be done to me and my people ?
| am coming to Washington to plead for
my throne, my nation aud my flag. viii
not the great American people hear mef
fSigned) kMuLAs'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
Police watching the Cosbefi and Mitchell
Nan

NIw YORK, Feb. Is.--Police officers ap-
peared at the place where Charlie Mitchell
and Champion Corbest's representative were
TO meet today, it'll instructions to arrest
any one who tried to bring about a fight.
Word was sent to Mitchell and Brady ex-
planning the situation, and they dill not ap-
pear.
II is thought the principals concerned in
the arrangements for the fight will try 10
get together in New Jersey.
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Fall into Line.

Join the great procession. It marches TO
victory. Is knows no defeat. Inscribed on
its banners is the insEiring bas,lecry DIR.
Pieree's GoIien Medical Discovery It's
line of march extends across the continent
and around the world A happy Illustration
Of the popularity and success Of this world
famed remedy. 'Tis everywhere relieving
pain. insPiriny hope. erriag dis-sse. For
all blood disorders it Is ackaew lessgesi the
safest, the most thorough. TIE BEST The
liver ard kidneys respond al once to the
iavigorsting touef, through them tise whole
system Is cleansed and hailt mp anew-
II yon are sick. inaisrossa, sIeiiiitafed,
weak. suffering from naalsriors or other
poisons. yoa'ii End fhs '.tioisien Medical
Discovery the remedy pr e5rsitfses to
restore sou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
the PRESIDENTS RABBIT.
Mr.. Harrison UnwittinsIy Violates Maryland
State Law.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-President IIarri-
son had peculiar experience Friday. A
terrific snowstorm drove off the few ducks
near the shore, and the President tried his
gun on rabbit.
The bullet reached the mark, but when
too late it was discovered that the Execu-
tive had violated a state law which prohib-
itel killing rabbits at this season. The sheriff
laughed when he heard of it. and took no
action in the matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
FIRE AT HOSPITAL.
Insane Woman Puts 692 Pa
tients in Deadly Peril
BY Stufins Heating Flue Full Of Pare'
and Starting a Blaze.


. But for the prompiness and efficiency
of the fire brigade a, the Insane Hospital
there would have been repetition of the
Straford, n. H., county insane asylum
horror of recent date, at that Institution
Sunday afternoon.
As in the case of the New Hampshire
holocaust, the cause of the trouble was a
female patient who took advantage of a
combination of circumstances to attemp, to
set the buildings on fire.
She is what is called medium" pa
tient, having an apparently mild case of in
sanity With IL others Of her class she
was confined on the third floor of Sanhoru
hall, the most northerly of the new brick
pivilions, which is devoted to the mild, T
female patients. Of whom about lso are in
this one building,
Opposite the dining room in the center of
the floor is the parlor, a gigantic bay-win-
dow like projection from the side of the
building On one side of this are the heat
ing and ven,ilating iiues used in connection
l
with the indirect system of heating used in
the hospital,
The tiues run from the basement; heat
ing Hue ending and veutilating ilue begin
ing on each of the three floors.
About $50 Sunday afternoon the attend
ants were IN the dining room getting the
patients suppers ready. The "stll watch
was putting cots IN the corridor for the pa
tients for whom there is no other provision
in the crowded condition of the hos
pi'al
The demen'ed woman with the cunning
OF her disease seiAd th's opportunity To
light piece of paper at one OF the many
open gas sieh's used IN the bniliing' and
put II 'hfoueh 'ne oAis men grazing over
'he opening III the hea'ins nue. sne must
nave s'"heu paper III ''ie "ue oeiore put
'ihg IN me oia<ihg pieces as tongue OF
i''''e s''o' i'''o 'h' ''o'''
sunni Vi 'he Pa'i'"'s e''ea'"e" al" 'he
""e" i"'''''', no'"'s ''' 'o"o'e e"''
sun "'''" "i'"'" 'e""' N'"s o'"i
''''e '"e "osPi'"' "'e "''e"ue uh"er super
i''en'''" D. '""oo'" anu i''"'a's' "a
. Nah'ppen' IT'S ''iiei ehs'"eer' 'ao 'ai' ~
ines Vi "oSe' w" e"eh III ''e oase'''eh''
'''e '''''' ''oo'' '''' '"' ".n'' "ne'e Wv
'''s'' "a'e,' '''' 'oo"'' i"ree streams
o"' '' '"N' 'o'' ''' f"' 80 f''' ""' WIZ
NV was at o"Ne "'o""'" '"''
Inv P"''e''' "' '"' '''"' "'ie ~ "'''' "
'7' " y" "' ' ~ '"''' '"'
i"'o INV i"o"' '''' '''V All was '''' VI s"oN'
ns ""' '"s P"''''e' VI '"'"''s p"Pe'
, "e "''"'""s' Wv" P'o"p'"''' 'iu'''
'''s ''''' "a "'' "''e@''' !" '''''' '''''
''"'o''" Wv" "''' -'o'' '"e ''e''' u "a
ei'e'''e"' W 'is '""p'''
"uh''s '' '"e '"' "p'" WHICH paPers anu
o'''er Per'o'i'"i h'''''"ie Is 's"is'r'o"'e"' anu
"s presume" 'i'' ''e "o"iu-oe 'hc'ho'a's
SUM" pieces Vi '''e''' 'nf"ue" 'he grazing
a u'"efe"' 'i'ies '"'ooeh WV n'S
o"h"or' nail IN is '''e case Win all 'h'
ouiiaihes OF 'ie 'hS'i'i''oh' Is mol hre Pfooi
Is 'oo'eu anu "a'iisco''ed WIN mar"
oiieo "oo"' ana IL 'he hre IN" go' GOOD
start II ~ohh nave swept 'hrohgh 'hai' ahd
perhaps an 'ne o"i'nihes. % " may DC
seen ''i@ 'he 'i'es OF ai' 'he wv patients 'o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
ONE LIFE LOST
BY Burning Of Mil Al Birmingham. Ala
Property Loss. $4,000.

BmNINGiiAM, Ala, Feb, la.--The Bir-
mngham mills burned today. There was
small fire yesterday which was supposed
to have been put out. hut today ii h'azed up
again. Two carloads of flour. and several
thousand bushels of meal were In the
yard.
The total loss is about ss0, 900; no insur-
ance The mill belongs To Conner viii
kerson. j. A. Lewis, the supcrinten lent,
was asleep in the building and was burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
ROCHESTER PAPER co.
One Of Largest in the World Unable to Meet
It's Obligations.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Feb. -. -- The
Rochester Paper Company, one Of the
larges, concerns in this city. has notified its
creditors that i. il unable to meet its obli-
cations AMI requested them to meet the
directors Tuesday for consultation. The
company is capitalized at 500 900. and the
annual report filed Feb. 81, stated the in
dehtedness to be 5000 600, and assets,
$40 900.
The company owns one of the most val
nahle plantr in tie world, the wnter rights
alone being estimated as worth $3.50 eco. 1t
il said that the embarrassment, is largely
caused by loss on new machinery which
prov, of no use.
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GO MILES An HOUR
The Wind Mhls,led Around Hudalo Three
Feet Of Snow Fallen.

BurfAlo, n. Y. Feb. la.--Thc SNOW has
been falling all day and n, o'clock tonight
is three fee, deep on Main street Street
cars have been blockaded for several hours,
The wind this afternoon reached velocity
of ID miles an hour,
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WORST OF SEASON.
A Large Section Of the United States
Having Heavy Snowstorm.
IAses Feet Of Snow At Bsaale Wind Slowing
SO Miles aa heur.

pfrrsnvxs, Pa, Feb. la--'rhc worst
storm in years is prevailing throughout
western fennsylrania, eastern Ohio anil
portions of West Virginia. !, has been
showing for Is hours and from 10 TO Is
inches covers the ground, The, wind is
blowing gale and the snow Il drifting
badly. Al trains are one to four hours
late.
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Matthews Mitchell Of Eastport Drops Dead

EAsrroHr. Feb. l9.-Matthews Mitchell,
chief of police since 1856, dropped dead
when leaving his house this morning from
heart failure, lie was veteran of the
war and his age was 30 years.
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10000 VOTERS
To be DISTINGUISHED by the New elec'
ton Law in Alabama.


MONTGOMERY. Ala, Feb. l3.--rhe Leg
i>liture has passed the Sayor election bill
and the Governor will sign it. The act pro-
yiies for an Australian ballot and its effect
will be to disfrantbise to 800 ilIiteratc ne
gro voters in this state
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AUSTRIA JOINED
in Celebrating the ray- Elaborate Decora-
tions-Mass In alt Churches.

NISsA, Fcb.lo.-Thc rapal jubilee was
celebrated in all the barge cities today.
flags were Tying from all the public buhi-
inps and most Of the private bourses. This
evening most of the buillirgs were illumin-
a'ed. Solemn mass was said in all the
Catholic churches of the empire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-20
INVESTMENTS.
We offer the following desirable invest
mputs:

ments:
Maine Central 4 per cent tonsslitia,tesi Il
Mortgage Bonds, due 1912.
Maine central i2 per cent Improve
meni Bonds due 1916.
Knox and Lincoln Hallway 5 per rent
improvement Bonds due 1921, fgaaran-
teed principal and interest by the Maine
Central.
Run,ford Falls Railway per cen;
First Mortgage Extension Bonds dne
1919.
Roekland. Thomaston and Garden
Street Railway ) per cent First Neri-
gage Bonds due 1929.
Union Electric Railway company
First Mortgage q per cent Bonds due
1922. (of Saratoga Springs, New York
AiliOi Mass Water iompany ) per
cent First Mortgage Bonds due 1917
works built In 1875, gravity system.
Camden Il Koekland Water Company
4l-2 per cent Mortgage Bonds due 1917.
Portland Il 0gdenbarg Railway Stock.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
terly direct TO the stakeholder by the
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway Company STOCK.
Dividends guaranteed and paid semi
annually direct to the stockholders by
the Maine Central.)
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To Sc Followed By cieariaa Skies si.h Cole
ware ksiaekasenf.

WASHINGTON. Feb. fs.-For Aew Eng
l4n-l Light snox, foIlosed BY clearisg
colder weather. ssaferaie eoid save brisk
high northpssterly ~ia.ls Signals dis
played from Wilmington SECTION 10 East
part.
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A SOLDIERS STORY.
BE Thanks God for SasWa and frays
for Its Success.
LEAvESwosrH. KANSAS. Aug. IL, 1871

LEkrFswosrH. KANSAS. Aug. II, less-
deem 1t my duty to tender this my testi-
monial as an offer OF gratitude for what
"kickapoo Indian Sagwa" has done for ms.
came out Of the army in the fall OF 'Gs, bro
zen down hy chronic dyspepsia In tts worst
form. and also enlargement of the
heart. 7 consulted the best physicians,
and visited Institutions in the Fast. sud one
and all told me the same thing. Il never
could get we'll.
BY suggestion OF al Old conraic . tore
kicks7'oo INDIAN SaTlrn. and thank tod for H.
Ssgwa has changed my life from misery
ani pain to one of health anti ziadness, and
can now eat anything without distress. My
heart Is ali right and my friends are aston
ished.
The physician who knew Of my case ana
heard of my cure said that medicine that
is capable of making such n cure, he not only
endorses but ci3eerfuily recommends to any
one
II this testimonial comes under the notes
OF any soldier who Il suffering let him take
the wari OF an Old eomrade,-huy = bottle OF
Indian sagwa at once, and may God prosper
you with the success OF this remedy is the
grateful prayer Of
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PHusDstfpIA, Feb. b. 4 conference
was held today between the Reading people
and some one representing the Drexeis-
Where the conference was held, Who vas
present. and ~ba. was done, coald not be
iearnei
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Local Forecast.

p0-r0S, Feb Ia.-Fa- New England :;
No i,lsy, clearing dariag morning, geRer-
ally fair dnring the day, decidedly colder,
northwest siais.
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AME RiCAN CITES
Observed the Event Celebrations In all tho
Large Cities.

Nuw Yong, Feb. Dispatches re-
cciych here state that the Pope. episcopal
jnhilr" was duly celebrated IN Philadelphia,
Cincinnati New Orleans and other cities.
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GENUINE Buz1AaD
HIockades Michigan Railroads Rap
ids Threatened with Coal Famine,

tlGe,Sn Rsrrns. Mich, Feb, ,~-i9,- ,--rh'
worst blizzard OF the season struck this
city ,oday. completely impeding street rail-
way traffic for the first time in the history
Of the system. A soft coal famine is
threatened in consequence of the blockade
of railways entering here.
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Use COMFORT SOAP For
the Hands, the Face, the
Complexion, 1t is Antisep.
tic, Emoiient, and Curative.
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NOTICE.! !!

When eriering Extracts don't sev bot
tie ef any kind" bat iHsis. on satti1g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-03
CAP1TULO LXI

Me fue impossible darne cuenta de 10 que por mi ha-
ba pasado aoche que desperte lecho rodeado
dc personas obetos que casi podfa distlngur Una
mpara veada cuya luz hacan mas opaca cortinas de
IL CANA nfunda por Ia senciosa habitac6n cardad
indecisa Intente incorporarme ae senti que
estrechaban una de mis- manos; torne namar, Ell
bre que d6bmente pronuncaba por respuesta
loEo Volvme hacia 81 ado de donde este habis sado
reconocf mi madre cuya mirada anhelosa LENA de L.
grimss estaba a en- mi rostro Ne hizo secreto
mas muchas preguntas para cercorarse
de si estaba aliviado. >&GaJ IT a. @..>,.- ...
-lConque verdad? le die cuando Ell recuerdo adn
confuse de Ia Ultima que la habfa vsto vino mi
mOmoria. us
Sin responderme, reclin6 Ia frente en- el amohad6n
uniendo asf nuestras cabezas
Despues de unos momentos tuve Ia crueldad de de-
cirle:
-1Ad me enganaronl. Ia que he venido2
-lY 20? me interrumpi6 humedeciendo mi cuelo
con sus lSgrimas.
Mas "a dolor terpura no coasegufan que algunas
eorriasan do mis- ojos.
81 trstaba seguEamsnta do sytarma toda tuerte emo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-03

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