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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17

Newspaper men throughout the country
have learned with regret of the death of
S. Il. Niles, the veteran advertising agent
of Boston, which took place at his home
in that city Saturday. Mr.. Niles was born
in Portland, Me-, in 1927, and learned the
printers trade. He had been engaged in
the advertising business since 1S49 He
was successful man from the start, and
was notable for his probity, uniform court
esy and generous hospitality. He was an
enthusiastic traveller, and in recent years
spent much time in Europe. He was an
Episcopalian and a prominent Knight
Templar. He leaves a fortune estimated
at $500, 900, and his business, which was
incorporated about a year ago, will not be
affected by his death.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17

Since Mayor Harrison of Chicago was
shot, private detective, well-known
member of the Washington police force
accompanies President Cleveland whenever
he leaves the White House, and keeps a
watchful eye for cranks or evil-doers. This
official was at hand and on the lookout
when the President attended the theatre in
New York "Wednesday NIGHT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17

Indignation over the attitude of the ad-
ministration toward Hawaii runs so high
that there are not few declarations that
Mr. Cleveland ought to be impeached for
exceeding his constitutional authority.
This is wild talk of course, but it is Joined
in, nevertheless, by the two leading Demo-
cratic papers of California.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17

The figures seem incredible, but the
members of the relief committees now on
the ground agree in placing the number of
negroes who are houseless, homeless and
starving in the Sea islands, as the result
of the great September storm. at 10000.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17

Complete returns from the New York
election show that the plurality against
Maynard, for the court of appeals, is over
100000 The plurality of Palmer, the
Republican candidate for secretary of state,
is 24,7ds. The Republicans will have a
majority of six in the senate. and 20 in the
housp
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17

had catarTh OF the esd and throat for five
years. l used Ely's Cream Balm and from the
first applcati6 1 relieved The sense Of
smell, v hich had been lost, was restored after
using one bottle / have found the Balm the
only satisfactory remedy for catarrh and it has
effected a cure In my case.-H. l.. Meyer, Wa
verly, N Y.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17

Paris will hold the next Worlds Fair in
the year 1900, and the site has been decid-
ed this week, by the committee in charge.
1t will include the Champs de Mars and
portions of other grounds.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17
Announcement
BY C. F. THOMPSON.

Having sold my mercantile
business and given up my old
office, this is to give public no.
tice that l have taken an office
with Clarke c. Fits, Esq. in
Crosby Block. This will be
the office also of the Brattleboro
Gas Light Co. This company
is always ready at short notice
to pipe buildings for Gas, or
wire them for Electric lights.
All work warranted. We fur
nish the best of Fixtures and
Globes at the very lowest prices.
| intend in addition to full atten-
ton to the business of the Gas
and Electric Light Co., to do a
general office business, such as
the care of property, collection
of rents, the investment and care
of trust funds, in which l have
already had quite an extensive
experience. My facilities for
loaning- money at fair rate of
inter est and where it will be ab-
solnteLy safe, are the very best.
l simply offer my services to the
public along the lines named,
and in any way in which the
mutual business shall be salts
factory and of some profit to
myself.
C. F. THOMPSON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17
The Empty Dinner Pail.

From the Springfield Reporter.l
Last year great stress was laid on the
taxed dinner pail of the working man.
This year the men with empty dinner pals
wer e heard from.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17
Gbe Dermrumt 9B@ni1.
BRATTLEBORO:
FRIDAY, NOvEBER II, 1898,

Full returns from Ohio are no. in yet,
but there is no doubt that Gov. McKinley's
plurality will stand at upward of 81 900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17
C. F. THOMPSON,
Treasurer Brattleboro Gas Light Co.,
and Notary Public.
Life Insurance.

In addition to the above l
have also taken the agency for
the county of the Northwestern
Mutual Lite Insurance Co.,,
of Milwaukee, Wis. This COM
pany is today one of the strong
est companies in the United
States.
Its assets are over $6o,ooo,-
600.
Surplus over $40, 900.
Its record since organization
in 1857 is absolutely clean and
spotless throughout. The poll
cies of the Northwestern DIu-
tuaL cost much less than similar
policies issued by any Other
combany Ample proof of this
will be cheerfully furnished.
C. F. THOMPSON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17
''LuCania"
A n ID
"Campania"

Are the names Of two new
patterns of decorated Dinner
Sets ! stock patterns with us
which can be had in separate
pieces as we'll as sets, and
matched for years to come as
readily as white ware.
If you want something as
pretty as French China, of
K st-ClasS quality and at a
reasonable price this is just
what you are looking for,
WAN nOOnAr NEOnnTc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1893-11-17

=. WHITE, VI. d., Physician and Sur
seon, Williams, ille Vt. ONCE hours, . 70
toIa NM, II A. ~ to l P, NJ, and to P. NJ Tele-
@'ue connection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
10 AMEND BASE BALL RULES.



Nhw Io.K. Feb. IL John 7, Brush
and G. II. Byrne of the playing rules com
mttee OF the National League are holding
daily sessions at the Hoffman House. They
are engaged in the preparation of their RI =
port, which is to be submitted to the spring
meeting ot the League at the tifth Avenuo
hotel on March I. Heretofore it has been
the custom OF !hc rules committee to della,
conference TIL the League meeting, and
then rush through an ill-constdercd report
Mr. brush sad the committee had decided
10 sive f"e important question the tIllcS'
consideration AMI closest scrutiny. III"
rnies wouid he gone over very carefully
WIN view TO siinphhcition' and suggested
changes VIII receive the earnest attention
oi lhe membefs of the committee
ioe most important proposi,ion 10 come
oetore 'he committee wiil De W" suggestion
10 ehia'se ohe niahiohu, py making tti" ''ls
.ancs "et"een oases y" i''t tns'ead OF ~
ieet as at present, anu piatlnH inc lit'hef
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
PiNAFORE At GARDINER.
The Social Event OF the Season and Grand
Musical Success.

| ~ "'
presentation OF fInafore al the opera house
| Monday afternoon and evening occurred
th, social event of The season m This c;tv
i"'t ~ s''''' a'''' ""'''''''e' 'u'1'''
need hardIy by said-
| How could il be different when gotten up
| for such a pErpose, under the patronage of
| the first su,.ipty people of the citv with "A
cast containing such we'll known talent :
| with W. G.. Ellis for business manager
| with such popular AMI energetic leader AS
| II. IL. Combs To pronose and pusb forwapl
the project. TO have charge of each detail of
the work until !, was ready far the tipisltiur
touches at the hand of another. and 10 he
| the life and power of the vhoia undertaking
| tn " hom tho chief thanks for its succass
arc due. with sa accumulated an artist NJ
Mr. Carl Turner IN direct the stage actiou
and drill the chorus; with two such ladies
| AZ Mrs Harry Richards and Miss Eleanor
| Stevens n, the head of the Costume ca,,.
m;,tee and w;tb prof Theme anJ ~ of
his star musicians To furnish their most in
snir;no music2
5000 bonse in the afternoon male nm
| for tho ,p,st n,rt os vouna nooplo and o,a
| ,f aver sioo ia tho evening tolls th. sto,y
hov ,h. h;,,nst ,na;snces !, Tho histor,, rs
Tho on.ra Souse cro.Iod .very ov,ii,hia
;nch ~ haartho oyor ron,lar oncr. rand.,rad
most charminylv hy local talent large
daley,,;ors from ,ngus,n UaIloweu Son,b
| Gardiner and moro dis,an. no,pts were ,re-
| sent and AS for Gardiuer-it seemed az IL
the whole popula,ion had turned out en-
masse. MANY conld not gain admission
and vet there will be no repetjtion of the
opera tonight as has been thought possible
Although with two exceptions all the
company were amateurs, vet the whole long
opera went with scarcely hitch and was a
very professional-like performance. Even
if the chorus and orchestra were not exactly
together in one or two places and though a
wee bit of dialogue was brought in at the
wrong time. it does not take from the sue
cess of the affair. or prevent all the com
pany and all their friends from being in a
very proud and happy state of mind To
i characterize and criticize the work of each
of the leading characters would be indeed
difficult
Carl Turner in the part of Ralph Rack
straw, though suffering from a severe cold
kept up the hgh reputation he has won on
the stage since his return from abroad and
fulfilled the expectations of his frien s.
Miss Thomas of Boston, though a stranger
to company and audience, and also victim
to Il bad cold must have felt at home from
the welcome given her. Her splendid voice
and grace of person made her a perfect
Josephine. A. L. Stephenson as Sir Joseph
was most dgnified parsonage, AMI little
was lacking in his rendering of his part
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The Poril,n1 and Rochester has received
u npw locomotive from the Rhode islant'
Locomotive Works. TIE B''w engine Ia oi
the torHeY type, commonly known as ~
double ender and Is tyIn sister OF th
Mascot. I, IL to be used on the local trai,
service between PORTLAND and Gorham.
Maine Central trains numbered 23 and n
hste the nes engines - and ~. Eael
has yix drivers and w.iEhs 100 tons with
eoni an'i water.
The iaeo!iia. y. II car works has re-
ceisei an order for tony passenger and two
hundred Hat cars from tue BostoB & Maine
road The company tgeds Out =, the rat''
of two pssscnger and sig fiat cars per day
The i,o,ton & Maine has just issued an
order prohibiting smoking n round iouses.
The fouril, annual concert AMI ball 81
tie Mrine Central Relief will be given 81
City iiiil. iortiabh. this Tueslay evening
Fsb1t. From ~ tDclock there viii be 9
5as conrert ri Char il,''- band. . selected
.i,yru= Of % spice. under kTzsehmaf.
wiyh Harey MURRAY - accompanied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Commander Cushing of the Maine g. 4.
r.. has made the following Appointments
DIR. II. G.. Vaughan, Portland, assistant
adju;nnt general; A. NJ. Warren, Dover.
assistant quartcrmnster general.
Walter Bryant Of Brookton, tic man
who perscnstcd a United States deputy
marshal the other day, was atraiPned q,
Portland Monday forenoon, ar b)und
over TO the May term of the superior co,,r;
IN the sum of $1,000. Bryant i. charged
v iih assault and battery and with ki'Dap-
ping Frank Milano.
Fire Monday morning. destroyed the ham
and ontbnildiogs Of Edward Films at Cam.
den. The cause Of the fire was the burst
ing Of n lantern. The main I,art of the
house was saved by the new steam engine,
pumping the water from weIia. The los,
is $1,000 insured
T.. u. Bates Of Norriisewock lIs; three
fingers from his left banl by a circv,Iar
saw, Monday. His mit,en caught on q
splinter drawing his hani onto the sae.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
the ACCIDENT liSI
Mas long One Tor Saturday Evening and
Sunday al Old Town.

olp TowN, Feb. l3.--phineas Chaplas
blacksmith of this place, hired team oi
J. W. Sawyer Saturday evening to go tt
saltwater. The horse and sleigh came bach
to the stable Sunday morning withou. any
driver. Later in the morning milkmaI
found Chapias in the road near the bridge
frozen considerably and unconscious. liz
was taken to the city ainshouse, where ev,
erytbing possible is being done for him, but
the physicians in charge think his injuries
will prove fatal.
Saturday evening Il sliding party lost con-
troll of the horse sled and run INTO Brad
bury block. Fred Loyejoy, foreman on
the b. & A. X. r., was taken up for dead,
and yet remains unconscious, with n frae-
tured leg, cut on the back of the head
and over one eye; Fred Crocker's right hip
was dislocated. Collin McDugais right
arm was fractured. John Murphy was Gu,
over the left eye and sustained bruises.
A sliding party on Great Works hill
collided with "A telegraph pole and several
were badly hurt.
Mrs. Anson Eaton was thrown out of a
sleigh, being run into by man who was
speeding his horse and had one arm broken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
THE U. K. {. A,
Nineth Annual Banquet al
Skowhegan Last Night.
Members of this Celebrated Maine
Club Entertain Friends,
Aad Talk Over -Oid Tines" Al that Popaia
Hestsly. the heseiten.

SKowHksAs. Feb. I2.-(S Special )-Un,
travelling through the thick forest OF north
ern Maine. when the snow lies deep upor
the ground filing all the valleys, and coy
eriBg all earth with a white mantle, nigh
| by chance meet lone traveller, clad in 9
high colored suit of flannel, bearing upon
his back his blanket, while tied to his bell
is biaekened coffee pot. His food con
sists chiefly of dried meat. He carries a
sharp hatchet TO cut his wood, and a com
pass in his pocket instead of a watch.
Follow this sturdy woodsman, and you
will notice, that as he piods his way along
through the snow, that he takes notice oi
the different kinds of trees and their size
the different streams, which direction they
fow and their size and capacity.
When the shadows Of night begin to
gather around and conceal everything in a
shroud of inky blackness. this lone traveller
looks about for place where he can get
out of the wind build small fire, partake
of his frugal supper Of dried meat and pass
the night. Wrapping himself in his blanket
be is soon fast asleep in the open air, with
hard log for piilor and only the heavens
above for roof
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
EUL0GlzeD BROOKS.
Bishop Clarke Of Rhode island Prcachec
| Brooks Memoria! Sermon at 8cs on.

BosroN, Feb. iS.-Bishop Thomas NJ.
Clarke of Rhode Island delivered an euio-
GUM On Phillips Brooks this evening at the
special memorial service III st. Johns mem
orial chapel at the Episcopal Theological
School Cambridge. Dean VIM Lawrence
of the seminary and Dr. r. Winchester
Donald of Trinity church, Boston, rar,ici-
paie,' in the preliminary exercises.
Besides the students and alumni, clergy
men of the neighhuri,ood were specially in
vited, ard among the guests present were
President Eliot, Harvard, and Dean Ed.
mund II. Bennett of Boston University
Law School.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14


~ Woman, Iogesy sonas. why will fea safer 90,
Wisg hear sstsI, pain Jai aHs1i4it, and agony oi
wfs
all tiss gof
eaii the go." because ii makes tho pains
90. Is an invigosatiog, res'ora,iye tonic,
soothing cordial and b.seiHg neryjne. for
debiliiate1 and feeble women generally,
Dr. Picrcc's Pasorite Prescription has no
equal. II improves digestion. inyixoraies
the system, enricbes the blood, disyels
aches and pains. pro,lsces refreshing siesp.
,Iispcls melancholy an8 Nervousness, aud
bniids ap both the flesh and strength of
those reduced below a healthy standard.
Don't be put off with some worthless com
pound. easily, but ,iisbonestiy. reeor,-
rnenled to be Just a. good, tina, tbs.
dealer may make more profit. "fayorite
Prescription is incompatible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
lsIRoNe ENDORSEMENT.


To THE PEoFIk.
We respectfully Invite your attention TO the
aos'oS'ng words Of praise from the fHEsIx
fhAkM1cr, Of this city. The pharmacy Is ia
no way connected with this compzEy, hence
ths tribute IL Of sterling worth. A you read,
frnecs that the medicine which inspires coat.
asncc and enforcement a. home. Is worthy Of
oo1haenee abroad. Permit us to add tha.
htDnrTs MAGNETIC Coarocsp Is THE
coNise MEDICINE. Tryft. Ir WILL CURE
soc' Very truly yours.
HipDEs MEDICINE Co.
PHEyTx PHARMACY,
NO. Is state ST., sewburYport. Mas,
November Is, Isas
L" The PUBLIC AND TRADE: :.
We tAke pleasure In speaking TO the pa bic
ana trade OF HfDpEs's MAGNETIC CouPorsD.
aH' OF Its Manufacturers, the HIDDEN ARpi-
cisk COMPANY Having been made familiar
WIN the formula and the methods of COM
pounding this medicine, we are in position
70 Know that IL Ia reliable preparation, and
tnat u Ia a perfectly safe remedy 70 use. The
company Is composed of gentlemen of char
aeter and standing In this community They
would not lend the sanction of their names to
naedsetr's without merit. and this fac. alone
- Sufficient to stamp HrbDES's MAGNETIC
ComPorsD as worthy Of the confidence of the
pubiic and OF the trade.
Very Respectfully,
W. LusT BARrLETr. Manager.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
sIamsoUl's a.o7 ,.s.


STOCKTON, CAL, Feb. ts.---cap,. \, T.
Smith aud Jesse II, Carr vi the Pacific
coast board of appeals Of the National
lrotting Association has commenced an
Investigation into the Stockton recorl, aud
viii finish today,
The proceedings were sensational in the
Introduction OF letter pnrpor,ing TO have
been written by II, NJ, Mcllnsh, seeretsr,
of the Lodi track. TO James Crpss, executor
OF the Hobart estate, when he Was in New
York Just before the sale of the Hobart
stable at auction. In the letter the state.
meat was made that ccrtsin persons. onc of
whom was judge in the race, had said
that Stsmboul did not trot in 20, H.. ant
that the trial was irregular
The writer said that il something was not
done 10 satisfy these persons between the
dates Dee. : and Dee. Is they woali send
ai,idavits East and have them published
through the press of the country. lie sail
he was aetiog correspondent for the parties.
and could he addressed at Lodi. MIR, Gross
testified that he believed the letter was an
attempt at biackmsil sam Gamble aaJea
ths, the attack on Sismhoul's record at
fected the sale Sa0.a6,.
kesrncy, who made the charges and was
one of the Judges, refused 10 testify at frs,
but when threatened with expulsion gave
his story claiming on hcresa, that the rcca,d
WAS not better than 2;i6, He ssil hs ssN
the timers watch only at the hslf, and thar
the time then was ! es IA, bat Frank
Convey, the timer, sworc that the half mile
was made in o2 = and the mile in . ;o7
-. Several Witnesses sworc that man
standing where kearney was could net sce
yh., tin,efs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14

WsSnISatos. Feb. iJ.-in the House,
the conference. report on the forsiicaiion
appropriation bill was agreed to. After a
brief fight hetween the committee IN the
District of CoIumhii and the committee on
appropriations, the former came ant ricfori-
"ns, AMI pTocs cde' to cali mp bills of a
imsi character, AMI several we're passed..
A1iuurnt4i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
Fire In Dobson WooIen Mill. Phts6eId.

PIrrsrrtLn, Feb. i5.--Fire broke out at
s 80 this morning in the lry-room of the
Dobson weolen mill. but ii was quickly
subdued. Loss estimated ut 81 600
Prompt action on the part of the iiremen
and an almost perfect system of water
works at the mill prevented a serious con
Gagration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
FATAL ACCIDENTS
Reported at Calais. Miiitown, N. g.. and ST
Stephens Roads in Bad Shape.

CAtAls, Feb. 1i---The late rain left all
the city and country roads in an extremely
dangerous condition. Saturday Hugh Nor
rison aged about 60 years, and son, Is
years. Of Mill,own, n. b.. were thrown
from sled against tree splitting the head
Of the elder and iniuring the son. So that
both died in the morning. Two other occu-
pants were ba'lIy shaken up,
An elderly mau named Warwick. living
a few miles from st. Stephens, was thrown
from his sleigh Friday night, aud sustained
injuries from which he died this morning.
There were three other sleighipg accidents
yesterday, and today the occupants of a
sleigh were badly bruised and had narrow
escapes from death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
BiDDsFORD OBJECTS


BIppEroEp, Feb. l3.-The city council
tonight voted to exempt from taxation for a
term of 10 years all additions that may be
made to the Pepperell and Laconia mills
within that time.
The council passed resolution favoring
the bill now before the H. gislature provid-
ing for the erection of county work Jail
in this city, and also passed resolve
against the police commission bill. and a,i-
thorizing the mayor to employ counsel to
oppose it in the Legislature.
II has been showing hard since noon. A
high wind is raging AMI the SNOW is badly
drifting. Railroad traffic is DELAYED. Ten
inches Of snow has fallen in 10 hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
Iudae JaeksoB's Nomination Goes Over

WAsmIseTov, feb. i5.-.Ip rxecn'isc
session Of III. Senate 'odst the nomination
of jrige JasSsap was presented by Chair,
ni3u iioar of shc Judiciary roas.ntter. iih
g report favoriug its confirmation. oijcc.
ton was HIstle, and Hnder ilis Tnle2 tbs
nomination went over until Tie nsxt cxecn.
tive scssion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14

FOR the cue Of Rheumatism In all III
fnrIns. of s.i44ica. the rheumatic affection,
Of .iie hip, joints. limbago, the affection o.
Tia. Ioins, &C.. and Of neuralgia in all II
varieties. Of tie douIonrYh1. neuralgia i,.
t,e fare, setn'eTapia, ieura)gia in the head
&C., Ssivstion Oii. 'ie greatest cure o,
earti, for pain. Is the si~rii.c. Price 2ii
cent. 81 sli dealers in medicine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
Gale on The Cape.

PRovt>cErowS. Mass, Feb. ia stiff
eas,erk gale with snow changing to rain
set in this morning aud continues sweeping
over Cape Cod at sunset
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14

The many friends OF Conductor ~. Y.
iIeaIcy will b. pleased Ia learn iba. g r.
snmed his position as conductor on tfr
Name Central Railroad Monday. lie ba.
fully recovered from the operation recently
performed on him for appendicitis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14

BRArTLssoKo. VT. Feb. i.i.--A sever,
| northeast storm has prevailed here all day
the heaviest of the season. A foot of snow
had fallen up TO tonight, with no abate.
ment of the storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14
CLOUDS OF SNOW.
New England Has One Of Heasies'
Snowstorms Since 1888.
Severe Gale on caps cst-tsis d sasu ia
Other Sections,

| Prrr>r,sip, Mass, Feb. ls.--I'he heayi-
es; snowstorm since the blizzard Of issS
began early this morning and continued un-
abated all day. Fifteen inches Of snow has
| fallen and is still coming in clouds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14

gpr. yvoodbary's Antist~ie.
g.ed in wiucgiassfnl ,!oses create . ealtlv
appetite, so essential 10 2ooi heath. SoId
by Drpggists everywhere.
d&wchvky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14

wAsHiseTos. Feb. l3.-For Maine :
snow followed by clearing northeasterly
winds. Signals displayed from Atlantic
City to Eas,port-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14

IL. al sor,s. followed by 'evere coughs
colds and distress Of sts !anys--l,c prepared
for dangerous iiiness-- fararis Tic las,
Of ,j,e week, it.t f.e do,t. Of Adsmson't
i,o,anie Coug gal,am viii dispel al bad
Feelings. febi3d&w