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UNDER THE SNOW.
Ghast|y Truths Revealed on the DiSap-
pearanCe Of Winters White Mantle.

body so that it will become impregnable TO
the germs Of invading disease.
To do this take DR.. Grcenc's Ncrvura blood
and nerve remedy. 1t viii build yuu up
quickly, it will re-establsh your waning
appetite, it will give you restful nights of
sleep, 1t will give vim and vigor {" the
nerves. and it will dispel all existing poisons
that have accumulated in the body besides
counteracting the effects of others that may
accumulate.
Following is an instance that will illustrate
the wonderful power of DIR. Greene ;
Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
Sheriff Jonas T. Stevens who IL sheriff Of
Hyde Park. VT, says: -" have used Dr.
Greene's Ncrvura blood and nerve remedy
especially as blood purifier. ! had IA very
severe humor on my arms. accompanied ty
very bad itching, so severe that could not
sleep nights causing me great Inconvenience
by the loss OF sleep by the itching. A friend
advised me to take DR.. Greencs Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. which | did with
the most satisfactory results, for the trouble
has entirely disappeared, and can .ow rest
comfortably nights and have mons Of my
former misery from the burning, itching
sensations"
Remember DIR. Greeno's advice viii he
given to any one desiring same absolutely
free ifthey Will write or call upon him at his
Office. 81 Tcmnle Place. EoSton Mass
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Deadly dangers lurk in tho ground left
bare by tae departing snow. All Winter
long there have been accommodating deadly
disease germs.
These have been protected and kept alive
by the covering of snow and now. with the
first warm days, these dcath-bringing mi
crobes are awakened by the rays of the sun,
and as the ground dries they are carried to
all corners of the community in the dust that
is blown everywhere by the Spring winds.
The human body at this time is particu-
larry susceptible to these germs, especially
the germs Of fcvers. The system has been
depleted by the foregoing Winter. Tho blood
is sluggish and filled with impurities. The
nerves have not recovered from the tension
they have been under for the past months.
TIL, stomach the bowels, the kidneys, the
liver are all NJ their worst.
lis therefore, not strange that these germs
OF disease find fertile ground in which to
thrive, flourish and develop into deadly ills
Spring is the time of year whom one should
fear an attack of fever. especially when tho
s-stem is depleted, one should dread any
severe illness. Tho vitality is a low ebb
There is less power of resistance tothrow off
disease, and it is on this account that fatal
tiles are so much greater during tho Spring
months than at any other time OF tho year
There is but ons way to ward off such
dangers, and that is to fortify the human
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fellow citizens to reprcSont thcir in
| tcr"Sts IN this Legislative arena: ana
! MI PRESIDENT in bearing witness to his
absolute fidelity to every public trust
IN MN rrposcd | feel | am paving
/ nm no small nor mean tribute.
Early IN our service as fellow mem
bcrs Of The body a feeling Of warm
ana cordial friendship sprung ~ be-
tween us. which / am glad to be able
10 say continued unbrokcn and un-
abated up to that fateful Friday when
p" went out Of this chamber forever.
Mr.. President, ! do not refer to
Senator Hodsdon's friendship with me
as exceptional. Doubtless all his as
sociatcS here shared ii in equal and
perhaps some Of them in greater de-
gree
1t was natural for his friendly
Srilit To reach out to all with whom
his duties brought him into contact,
and he was always at any cost to him
self. loyal to his friends.
Senators: a genial, warm hearted.
whole soulcd man has been taken
from our ranks and added to the in
Vulnerable company Of those who nave
gone before.
While his kindly presence viii be
missed from our midst ana during the
remainder of this session there viii
remain IN this chamber one vacant
chair. We viii not mourn him 80 one
who has lost his life. but rather aluto
him as one who has found it, in It's
trlIcst and best estate
Believing the natural event called
death does not break the continuity
Of human life. We viii think Of him AS
Il living soul endowed with personal
consciousness memory ANA affection.
enjoying the suprcncly satisfactory
activities. ana embracing tn" incom-
para bly, grand and boundless ol'pOr-
tunitics for growth in knowledge
beauty. goodness ana power. which Tho
higher and frr"r world ~ spirit az
iords
ON motion by Mr.. Plunmcr Of
P.nobs,nt. thc Senate adjourned.
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

An act relating tn hawkers ann pe"-
dlers. 49,,
An act in relation To- the annual Low" "r
meeting NJ the town Cf BpOthbay Hdru'.
An 3rt IA amend Chapter 2l9 OF the
Public Laws Of lSg1 relating 70 t'e 70
iu- W. sartlincS .t;,.
An act t. rec Hate the herring h55nit:tIr'
i'm tho towns of Jppp~port ana NHuiopl..
On motion of Mn Hnkley ri JohfsltnHn,i,
the rules were suspended ana lliS "
received its three readings ana va r."
M tn w vnEroSscd. . LUZ NV.
III act to Incorporate the town Of CIHS'
Nu act to I'm thc salary of the reg 1s3
Of deeds for the county OF NhuIosIs ~
An act 70 prevent the thra".nGj rto the
aust ana other refuse matter t,s'i III Ill
tributaries pf the lakes ana noIuS '''
Cuua ana Mount Vernon 80 III, p,,r,ford
on motion of Mt Pcttcngill Oh hgulli5sgtnad
hill was laid on the table anu d1s's
for Thursday nf next week - .r,rt,
An art IN prevent the catching ri ur5s
in Tufts. Button ana Grindstone, EE;nr.
and their tributaries IN the t oM" %
field. Franklin county. LOT sly. ,,t,,,+a- IL
An act 10 amend Section az Chapte.. ~
If the Revised Statutes relating - ~,
construction Of pablo drains allt i isbon
on motion of Mr.. Brewster ~ ,Ssirn-
tho hill was laid on the table and assign
ga for Tuesday IF next week. j, ponncs
An act to prevent ice fishing N I,i,. in
leg and IL" ponds. situate, Ifis ." com
North Berwick. Sanford and Neiis 'ol'
IS Of York. ,;.b water
An act relating to the Standish wac
ana Construction COMPANY IL rbapter
An act to amend Section OIL lltstinr to
~ of the Revised Statutes. ie;g,rates
TIL. issuing Of warrants BY maSl stIh.,n
An act to authorize the ShoM ~ The
Han Association Of Skowhesah Maine.
county "a somerset ans Sl III, in III sa;eG0 to
Ia issue bonds tO the amount o. S-f laid
pay the outstanding indeottullSSS lock
corporation known AZ nrefetrena u II the
IN net - amend Chanssi ,s>: entitled
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Thursday. March ia
Prayer 10y the Rev Nj Qulmny oI
Gardiner.
Papers from tA, S,uat, disposed 81
u concurrence
Ou motion Of NJ. Kelley az Lew. IT,
tom motion 1" substitute. n4lr"rltt C"'
majority report Of tn commute. rn
temperance iu regard tn r-submtsa4"n
Was taken from thc table ana assignee
fur O'Clock this afternoon
Resolve III favor ~ TIL. ,"mm.tt-. VIII
iusan" hospitals comes FROM the Sen
I'D" rc.tI tnI.e ant passed tu wv ,u-
crossed under suspension az the rule.
I'll thc House th. rules n-ry euepvnt-
,d. th- receive uas read tt.!,. ami
passed W. M yuErus-ed Nm concurrence.
The following Senat, bills ana f..-
s"l&"S w,r, r-,d ANA assigned.
Al Ist rotating W. th" Nam, Sac.
SauAtutium Association.
An a,t w amend Section w Chap
'rr "a ~ the REVISED Statutes. us
am.ut,l wv Chapter .Ea WI th, Pun,..
Laws uf l,>-. u= amended h.. chapters
anI fiG w INV. PUTIN. HAM. wv I>N-. .t.
am,uicd toy Chapters 30 Of H.. Puhl..
Laws Nj I>>l. as amended I'M ,'hart.-
So Of the Publ5.. Laws ~ 1Nsf .z
amended ry Chapter c4G M Thu Publ.
Laws " l>s-. relating IT, dopand.r.
soldiers and sailors and th,.r families.
MI. Weymouth w Rilt,co.a. onrr, I.
AN am,uimeut striking out tji. words
VIII thu uar w 1857. wv III. 10th .r
10Th lines.
rhr amendment ,.-,s .I,iort.l fh..LgI
was read q second time.
WI motion III Mn carleton NJ Win
;hror. the bill was laid upon the table
Resolve in favor of I.ce Normal aca-
denny comes from the Sruat. amended
by senate amendment "A.
The amendment Mas adoptet
On motion Of Mr.. Chase of Portland.
the resolve Vas laid on thu table ana
assigned for Wednesday nf naxt v-eel,
Resolve HI favor IF William J. Nav
bury. surgeon general National Guard.
State NJ Maine
An act to ratify the lease Of the Pa,
ten ana sherman Railroad ia thc Ran
gor & Aroostook Railroad COMPANY.
An a,t IN regulate ,,ro,n,Ji,,, II, ,..,.-
tiorari
An act to code To the United Statos
jurisdiction over certain lana i'll Al
CuSta.
An art ~ iptorporat, tbr Na1,,,i,.
trustees, of Fairfield.
Resolve in favor. of tha town w Moi
dybcmps.
An act authorizing tn. I'rvehIrr
Horse Railroad Comuanv tn maintain
steamboats, upon tho waters of Inner
kcZar pond.
An act To authorize Warren ,:,v-vo.-
to build ana maintain i wharf III tba
tide waters i'm tn, town of A1iIb,ia,,,,
county of Washington
An act to extend tho charter, of IN.
Sehastioook Manufacturing INN tnv.-
cr Company.
An not tn incorporate tho trustees nf
Lincoln I.ndrn ~ "a t<,,i-ht
Pythias
An act "a amend an AIT Ia establish
a municipal court in the town of Wa
tcrvillc.
An act e extend the charter Of Ii"
Manufacturers trust Company.
An act to inCOrporatp tn, SGinu
Academy.
An act to create the State depart
mcnt Of agriculture.
on motion of Mr.. Walker Of Starks.
rs PHI wa" laid on the table pending
~. ~ Se'"''' l'ahlh& ana assigned toi
",',''' "'''i '''''' - iltAt week.
.,,,., ,,;,;' l,'''''",' '''' I"' S"''
r,, 49, ''"'I "''''
~ we "s' "i iaui'th'S or DINER
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pension of the rules. and was passed to
be enGrossed.
Resolve in favor IF Charles II. Eur
bank. on motion by Mr.. Noble Of
Franklin this bill took its second read
ing under suspension of the rules. ANA
WAS passed to hc cngrosScd.
Mr.. VIRGIN nt Cumberland: Mr.. TrC~i-
dcnt: This is the hour set arart fer tho
memorial exercises unou our latc assn-
ciatc. Senator Hodsdou
IN the hurry ana rush Of these closing
days; 81 the Legislature. W. Iay aside olr
pualic duties. while We uay our tribut" oc
respect Ia trc memory NJ nIr iatc assoc
ciato Joscph !. Hadslon.
- recently WA Senator TIodslon
stricken down. that ii seems hit As
yesterday NJ were eagerly listening fer
new from Ills bedside. ANA tudav. a~ If
the doors IF this chamber might opo".
ana hc. entering, ta'<e h!a accustomed
seat among Us.
knowing Hill rar maay wears. and
counting him A. ono of ms ol"-c friends.
his death comes lo mr KIN "A personal loss.
do not iitcad tn urru"uuen au *
tended cuio2y uu.a lau.. bit uu, =ivc
Ittcrl.cc IL 1hr thoughts tlat ,rr gp1,r-
m"&t. III r''"z" t'"f q" HI En-" M'.1. "h.'
mere IIt.E I\,S only in m''n' il.
Horn ZIP f'rt''n! Ec WI~ cIucttcI iH
it+ nahl, sohrut9 aul lttor ItIsH.E
Srh"'! '3Gh%'d IA h5Nli'>S- f.f n"i'
ihtn tiict. >"lr-. Ia+t l.,-r. E. hu- no...
a SHOE manufacturers if'm iN' t' i-> 4.
Portland. and .inc" thc latter E.Ar n
Yarmouth. whittier Ii" 'Aen moved his
huSiAt55. "nd tooA lp H'N Residence. n
i'W \".l- ago. wills factory WAS ha'r. q.
ana "i1"nl.IH@ thc it"">'!'A Sa"" t"it-
pany, corporation Ny "Ai'.l h.. ana .i-
brother ard ais son were th" "'r'r;c"s. 81
now uA@ c"mmct!'f~ Factory Wt-
erected. aHt ,quipU'a WITH m"dora n,
chincr,. anna The bt-jut ss enlarged frd
made even murc Successful than hrlary
For many years > udtor Hn@-'iou sIrMt
4 portion IA each week in Boston dtt ud-
ing to Tn" affairs 81 mis- Boston ollie. aud
meeting there bis cGstumcr, from thc
West and South. and in fat from az
parts Of tho country.
With his long ana thorough training i1
mercantile and manufacturing affairs. H.
was cmncnty a business man. ana cu-
lowed with a clear insight into SGCCo-.>-
fuI business methods. of stricte~t int z
ritv honest and upright in all hi. dc,l-
jna+ or Keen discc~nmcnt. aIick to Tux.
advantage Of market conditions. and o.
Iarro executive ability M had the salts
f,ntion If l.ro,yjna that success Ittrndcj
t,i. ltf,.. ,,.,,,i,
,.... i..,..,,... II. Will ,oetrs
,'1 ,,t,. ..,,,.i..,' ,,...'. ..,,,,,-t,,
t,....I,. HIM, .,,,.I ,,,,,t,,,I, r,IIun.nd Ill
,,.,,.'l,, -. .,,',,,'-r. - ..,,.,,,,,,,t
u t,,a,, i'll
10 la,.cd III. ,do..ed town VS. ,,o,,d
49, III ~
- ,r;aI J.; ~ .,.y y ,5,.,,no III int.r,.,s
49, ~, ' f..T 'f 49,. ,.i -,,,,.,.. ,c-
I'LL i'll M lo.," ,,,,. III ,,,a ,,i,t,.., it'll
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Office 81 Tcmnle Place. EoSton Mass
iiS'c' p""',''N it'll "'t. J"N''S ~ tN'iA
"'l'' 'c '''''' '''t '''''9'I y" as am
= '"@ u''','"'.a ''"'" III 'l'U n''
"et'' "'P''N'" ~ '"' services "' " N''"
api' 'i''"'"t' .! '''. ''E'S'al are an" 'n'
hl'"'o'i" n t'IN senate nave l"St :
worthy LSS"'l"''-
Nf- SlNflf.S 81 Knox. Mr. fr'S!
uoh'' ana Fellow senators. We pauS"
amid tn" turmoil 81 If" io pay our n
Sr"'tS ana regret I" our TAT" hS""ciIt'
Il Il well Ter " that VS. should dc -.
IL was not my good forum" {" per
4'.,''S N'''N - 'H'i n" "''''''
"''" '"'' "''i ~ ''iiA ''I'l"'l ''
ri''' '''"El'l"'" ii@ E'''I'' 'H"' '''
m i"NI HN "'Si'"i'l"H. TIT "''"h- ii-
l'G'i',' H'' hldi'iiti'NS ana H'i "I lh"t'
i4'Iili'N NNI1H thh'Ai'i hiih I" every
i"'i''''F "i ''lS n''H' ! l'J"!'' 'h|'
dhl hu' 'ht n th"S" NJ h' M lrNr tHlt
~ IS '"I Oh H''l'n I' enc. r'J"l." Ih'lt
"m 'Ir "l th"Sr lhat believe that "ur
departed brother l'N"S. today. De-
I"\r Nj" dt" pll'rt her" g n "pdrc fer
"a %"'@tci tud EraNd": existence. HITS
influence WIZ hc t"lt upon mankind.
t.N"u though Gu has departed from thr
body. cur brother has only passed.
oNt. thr rlN.r. anna to-day. /. believe hc
j. livas IVY perpetual sunshine H. h1.
gone 4" meet mS ul"nis who hI.o
rnuo before. ANA NV ANA Ivy. when uur
course Isl rliu v- shall rl.,t him uu tI.r
other Shore.
NV. President Fellow Senators. 1T is
fitting and apr!upIiate that we ,aaS.
frum o,.- rahYr4 au1 rnr N rry i,rirf
t,,nfn,rt% ral - ffibrr. If Iay. ana
-..,.,+ f.,. n,lr ham,. f,ia,I ,,i
uo.k,~ Senator Josrph \. fIod.den ~
t.un.i.rIauI
prrhape WV, most pleasing feature.
ur y life i'm tins body arr tn. AS
aoyiatiuuS which, .lo afforded to ivy
members. Tn" gentlemen who come
hrlr arr chosen from every section NJ
our great State. We are brought INTO
clos" touch. ANA our community nf
Ilhor -iV"s opportunity for affinity Ia
cxcr, iSc its influence cum selection
of ASS CciatcS. ana our Friendships arc
made without reference to party
Friendships arc formed
here which Will he a source of conf
font ana satisfaction to the cnd of our
lives. value these relations ana
very greatly Now ana
then. Nh President. there comes nero
a man who seems to win the hearts Of
all: to whom All look with affcctinnat"
regard and hold i'm common rcspcc.
ana affection. Senator HndsCon was
one of this class. He WAS kiuily
frank, generous. ana manly. nhliciu3
tn all eyer rcadv tu Icnd = hand or
to give assistance when it was Within
his power to do 50: having large
regard for loyalty to his convictions
to which he adhered strcnuosuly.
II ,,,,. 49,. ,,,.i,-iIo,-o ., ,o,.,., ,..;,,,
,,;,,, III VIII ,i,,,,,,,i+,oa II .,xatio,, III
,.hi.h bn v-as rb,irn,,n and v|,,oy..
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! tee, reported same on bilI, an act jJ
amend Section 10 of Chapter 1a7 al t..o
Public Laws Or 1898, relating w itIe
| by descent
| Mr. Chase. from same committee. WI
resolve in relation to IT,. carly York
deeds. reported that same w referred
to the next legislature
Mi Putnam. from the committee w
legal affairs. on bill an act additional
To Chapter ~ Of the Revised Statutes.
relating to tclcgrapha. reported th5t
rame be- referred to the unxt Iapisl..
turc
Mr. Allan. from same committee re-.
rnrtaa e.r,,, III, NH WV ..., J., ,..,.,..,t
Soc,ion ~ of ,,ba1,,.r So ~ tho rc,.ig,.t
et..t,,,,. ,,I..,f,.. wv, .,..t,.,.
,ivit ,,,.,,,.,y
Snr',. ,..,,,I.r,.,, cro,,,. .....,,. ,,,,,.,...
49,. - ..,...t, ~,
.,u ..,,.,,,,I ,.,..,,..,, ,,t,..,
IT.. I,,,t.,.. ,.....', ~ i,oa ,a...
-. AM. .',..,'..,.',.l .,..i.... -
''''' 0'-'
"' i'''r' I"il Saii'' comm tte"'
reported sam" on biiI. an a't L" i"gu-
''i'- 'ii' l'''i''' m SuI''I'S iA
'il'i'i'I"I i''"IHI|"h''S.
N"'h' I'h'Finah from committee, r"-
I'ii'i Sam" 'h hiI. an @'i aAHiti"H"i
'' h"h''' '' III ~" l;'Nlsrh statutes
't '>'- i'i''t'Ht Y" th' descent "l 9'f-
81 RI f''I"'
-Hf- amen. nom sam" committee. re-
i''I''h sam" "H OH, AN act L" an. nd
7''i ''' N 'i napier ri Ih' fIhLl'
'"i 'i 49, '"'IlI'H an ",l 10 amend
~'' N'i mi napier FRI m lhe PH'II"
'-i N@ '' 'N'", ,"'''I"H am "'l 1" amend
,'.' '!'h "i napier I'M "i INF ltoFlSed
statutes. ''i"thE '' lhl'IliGehc- OF
'-''S.
T"i.' ~' h'!''ith. ii'in sam" commit
'- ''I'' l'' S'''l'. ''' ''I'. an "'e l"-
'"IN- '' ih' Hs" NH "l' \'I's upon hIGh-
way 'i streets
1li- NA."i- from iA" committee IN
3 ~i'i'a4S. ''i"rFaIhS am" expresses. re-
''". '"" ought h"t H" lass "n hlil au
-'t '' ih''it "ia'" inc assume ana
'---''-h i'"iIi"ad oIHlfthE.
HI' NN''l ll"m til" committee on
iHti'a't AFFAIRS. |" Mhl'n was referred
H-i i"Ftl"t oi tHr GOVERNORS mes
age i'.5iiu- 1" m" Bath Military and
navel orphan Asylum reported that
CESSATION thereon - IneNpcdIent
MT- "G"Ii. from tn" committee IN
4 l1IWs. an resolve In favor VT the town
"A Island Falls. reported that Same be
referred to thc next Legislature.
Nr- F@rnS""rth. from th" commit
t," "n taEation. reported ought moi To F.
pass on bill. an act in favor of assess
.HE taE"S solely upon land values and
j .'''' ''''~'
MI- -N.'H. li"ih same committee re-
I'l 't" siill' on h'II- an ACT pToNliln@
i'I 'E' taxation mi corporate Han
hl-"S.
sam" gentleman. from same commit
'''.- f'F'i''a S'ih' 'h pill. an a't I"
'-Niat' '''' l'Nd'-'h ~ CoIP't"te
I dll' 'iN'S-
ne reports Wee accepted ana sent
\" lhe @tIat '.
MI. Nt'p' from the committee on I
.H' Juui''aiE Nh reported ought I" pass
III "IIl. VI" ACT au'b"!i"li lhe 'ln Ut
ha'" Wafer ''ilii@nE ~ issue bohds
."I i'l u'"i"T "H' "l"'T purposes
Mi' ii'Sr. from same committee re-
ported ought 20 pass TIT new dTalt I'M
Ter same tti'. MI. an act 7" ln'oFpor-
~" the 1oIk Beach Village Corpora
ion :
Same gentleman. from 5an" onnmit-
go. reported ought 10 pass m now I :
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erty ordained for piOus uyas ~
g.I ruEtCdian If which w ,,I w Ie-
A. pa.,,r,,,ft rr.- - N"hhown
Will, '''' ''H tHe same Tom.
H4'''+ 'tP'I '"d ought tp pass On Nth Ill
OTono to SUNNY Inc tl,.. ,,"'tahts Of
t,t. ''- tD"H or 0r0nn
"It' P'I' "dI'i'
u SStE. Hrpb. ifarrie c.,
par,-rrr,t C,,t.t,. III. 'poford.
-.'''' weeks, Virgin
'IH n i4i'- rom IN" 'Ommitiea IN q,
Il rlIrE. reported ought WV, " ~
I.iu ..,., .t. '1 W pass On
''''' n q, III 'Hdl'Ne the place Of hold
lhI ~" Apfil term NJ the gurrar,o III
GiriaI court in Tho CniIrt,- 80 n, u
INN - washing
McSSlS. Powers ana Chago fror, 4,
Same rnn,nft,.c ,,,.,.,,.4 I'M tne
d,-.,, a,..y ,,,...,. 'H " new
N'"' anu 'HIht 10 pass. bill an .ct
- change the place ~ bot5-z
Amin t.,.r, Nv ,L, ''iuihe the
supp cine judicial
'"H in n" county ~ Waqhjnpton
Mn. Eaton VII Calais r7,.,-,,t .l
,.... i....,.. .. -'''''u that the
''..l ''+ i'i"'i b' accepted and the
NIil ACCOMMODATING I'LL, rnfrcrt.,, r...
hs r.riufad ana "a, ,,.,,.,- ,..5 '1P'i1
. 49, '''''''e4 idIq on the
4" .'' "Il'H NJ ''iIi'H'l"l n next week.
The motion was agrecd IL
Afrs.r- ,tt,.,.t-f, ,,-lt.
L'"uaH' Mayo.
I''r'IiI j-iilI'. Mayo, Randall and
Bird from the committee On r.irroad.
,,t.r-,...,,.. 5 KIT railroads.
' i''''' '''' '"i'- ISSUE reported
ought not I" Pass m bill, an act 10 in
corporate TILE Anlrogrpgpcjn TeIay,bora
,,,,.,...,... P'''Ht
'''I''lHt'
NIT. Bril from same committee wi
ported ought H. BASS IN Same
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Half the ills that ran + re-" Rit.ers
rom INDIGESTION !surdnrk Woo zach
rtrengfhsn~ aui tones INC
u,k-> ildis.Stiun impossiois
Nv ,fIwky,tf
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IINJ 1\IC IL y AL. j MIA
are all children OF the same mother
| ana the same fate awaits us all.
was honorcd by the President OF
w" senate in the selection to he one
"' lh" company who SHOULD attend ne
funeral of the distinguished senator
ana lay him away in his native nome
La" on cold. gray, murky after
noon we performed the last sad rites.
no stately shaft will lift aioit us
naughty head. bearing inscription 81
ms achievements but his name Is m
Shrihed in the hearts Of his people.
ANA those hearts viii be the lamps
wherein the flame Of love shall burn
While life cndurcs.
we laid him away in the soil Of his
beloved town, he peacefully sleeps
on that stern and rock bound coast
where loving hands have lald nm.
ana the sad and solemn sea VIII sing
unceasing requiems FOR his soul
There was. there is, no kind!er,
gentlcr, manlier man.
Mr.. NOBLE of Franklin
Mr.. President: Standing u" We %
today in the shadow of great &or.
row which wraps us about with an IN
resistablc gloom il Is cminently hitting
that we pause in the usual routine Of
legislative business and devote few
moments TO the memory Of HIM who
was, but who is not.-of him who but
4 few days ago was participating in
our deliberations clothed in AL the
strength and Nigor of manhood.
Senator lIodsdon N dead Hard AS
it is 10 realize the fact, harsh and re
pulsiNc as the word may sound when
spoken. tho fact is with ms. III" word
must b" spoken. Dead Dead Would
that this wort might hc eliminated
from our language for
There IS no Death, What seems 50 *
transition.
This Iiir IVY mortal breath
l. hut a suburb 81 the ne 'lN~ilu.
Whose portal wc call Death
The grim messenger has dared az
pruAch. our fluctuations nave been dr.
tuI bed. one whom Wc loved ANA hon
"rcd has been summoned To- JOIN tin
great ana silent thruug I'm realm" az
If" ana light immortal
II would w presumption an mg rlIt
to attvmDt a ruIoL.N ubou his llip ANA
'H"i "'''!- M" N"u"i h'"i' iH'P'i't
IcNulNc upon those ~ no ar IuuIr n
miliar with thr history ~ his lIir .u'l
BUSINESS 'dt'"'- can hh' ''" 10 ann
'h' warmth m 'hdl aH''
'l"h "hl'h mas i"uh' 'NII'SS''" -
llr SINCERE 'Ihht'i ri th"S' N" hiNr
''iI'hdN spoken. f"i u I'" weeks only
X WIS TRY pIIN!'E' i' h' "l'h hIN'
U" Nh"" MN '"'iin t''i\ ana wen. h"t .
" l''''N'I 'SS"' ''t'' "h''h'' 4! /"
Il'I"' t'h' nus moss "- '.'S 'h '''l'e'. '.l
ABOUT thr S'''h hi'--'I' "i Pug t'''-
I"'dlN nome. Ir'nGMI"l Up NAM wv" Z
hrsi ana h"hl'St 'h'r." t'il@'''S 90 q .
i"ity manhood. IA"uAAtul hfSi AAl 4
Always i"F inc comfort 90 others So /
,..,,.,,.t,,,.,.. ,..,,.-. ,.',rI, .-l
,''''7 ''''"
loyal tp ms friends. courteous HI.4 .
hlrdiv III alI evan hls opponaa,y .uul /
i.I ,.ir..I. .r5 .,hnut NV. f...tt. nf- +
genial u.,tt,r. was ~ IT'S hos, ,rs,i.. /
.ua K, rn,rn,,.nir YIN. r.rt,n,b..-.,,,... n- Z
4, f,i.b VII ,t,,I,. ,,-th isis a.u,,.if,.s .,. .
.nn, III ti,r. it.arf Trua .,s 1t..I ni. 4
cord ,-.s bis bo,,t .oI ir-arrit,. b.- /
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REPORTS or COMMITTEES

MI. Powers. ftom the committee ~
me judiciary. reported ought not
pass on bill an act TO prevent ,hc u.
Vi iree passes and free service by rail
r"ad' street railroad. sleeping ,ars.tr!4
les. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-15

By Nj. Pike of Lubcc-BiI. an act );
supply the town Of Lubcr with .pur,
water Hece!ycd undc~ suspension OF
the fulcS.)
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