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Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
" sIiIS ny AN EXPLOSION.
Ten Men KILLED and Twenty MHnGied D
a Coal Mine.

At six o'clock Tuesday morning the little Rttle
t,wn of Brazil, twenty miles east OF tela93 teaa3
Hante Ind. in the center Of the Indiana e eVaA
lien ll,-i;., was shaken as though by an eafth-
onHsIe nv A terrible explosion. one OF , @ tne
fo;lers a. the Central Iron and steer Ooil-
nany's rolling mill had exploded While De."ooil .Sl
tftv and seYenty-hye men were IN l.s NM Inli
date vicinity. The wreckase OF w i, suh Sior
| inc structure was piled twenty Ieet nisn' III III
ra5 ont Of the spacious buildings OF the mn
some hearing marks Of wounds ana 20 =, 6ii,'o
oaaS tbat for few minutes they cted hAe
sl,od,,en The awful roar Of escaping steam
which followed the hist report "a -,
tbe inhabitants Of the place wno ia" O00i
roused from their sic p by the hoise' L.. t,,rv,
T,be change from the night to the day Turn ni
,ras Isin0 made when the boiler eNplouen.
The building, covering 20 by 9O tse!, "ss ,;oi, Il.
,,,ins The other boilers ana theN u y IN IN
fo,ndstions we're heaped in the mass anu on
oi1 bed FALLEN the immense brick smoke
s1sck As The men dug into the aeDIls is tnS
,nosns of their fellow-woTkmen cOulu DO Aio'iN
H. and there was seen the form OF q ihAI'
and ss one was removed announcer Ma5 ~ ~
a boiF dozen wounded were taken out OF tIls tIls
s,,iis,tored timbers of the fallen building. ahg
yare carried to neighboring houses. Snuei sl..i
~, s,oss of h,,ilers and brick were Iouhe
.l,,. .n0 roasted and scalded bodies OF men
, whose death, Judging from tno Pc 80
tiona in which bue pOuAs9 "O.N l-l-,,,,
their condition must have been lnssan taIeo'.s .
One One was that Of a puddler who had rus, e4h ~
~ vorlr In lifting him the flesh with ~, IN
cIotbine fell away from the bones, a1d al i5., sel
Nance oF a human form was lost. Inc INV n9i
bosr feii from the hands Of the worKlneh. n ~
n remains were gathered into DoX anu c"iiie
!, S1otber body was roasted almost DsyII ;.s'l
d .oeognition. Jhe other two were recosnl1ao 1
Z one as a workman and another as tlsIi va "
/ eoon a ifth was unearthed, with signs ol l ~
. =, liz scalded q. bleeding hesh. 4iiis Ai'
- died within a half-hour. -. ,,o,.a a
'e Sayen men are now dead and three more 5, =
}, v,,scfel to die. Three employees We're Aiile i.
II M remainder being tramps EishV O'ne
o. W. re seriously injured.
Sc SHE LIKES CoIoRADo. Lady MAJ
k OSilvv. sister Of Lord Airiie, and "
IS lives in a grand castle covering n
Of acres Of ground in Scotland, is SO W
is pleased with her experiences IN 70
ne Ta5o last season that she will return a
" tske no her residence on he, rothe
lie yaneh some time during next n nth.
=, nav interest Colorado girls to know u
Asbe dresses very plainly, IS an acco
70 blished cook and can put up stoVsp.
OF break bEoncho.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
A GeOrgla Meteor.

The Dahlonega Signal says; I'm, dn'
most remarkable meteor that we ,dI nav, y,
i.1T nver heard of was seen by number %
orT- onr townsmen on Monday night aoop' ,1
4I,L on o,cioct From several persons wn'
io,1 ~ . tive # we gather that it presented tn
saw s1,,,oarance ~ Of round ball of fire, with
apP'a' opt q tail. about the size of smal
GoT EoTsa q mo moving from the southeast t.
TU1''I tSe northwest. When it had gon'
sne .loor,1 n ont of sight in the distance it wa'
lepr' Zen to explode. Some two or thre'
seSm se;nrtss alter it disappeared loud rat
iIin tI;-% ~ rnmbling noise was heard, first il
~ LIB, 6s,ontheast and ending in the north
Tost Irlo The sound was heard by number
w 90, ,,ersons besides those who saw tn
| aerOlite.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

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Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
Twenty Cents a Day.

"Twenty cents a day !" Impossible
l think I hear you exelsim, and yet true tfne
Il is as shown by Mr.. Edward Atkinson
HAT the average cost, by actual expert,
ment and tested by accounts strictly ana
~ eitv.1ine women in factory board
inc inc house. was less than twenty cents a
daS S And the food was good and there
VIs was plenty Of it. Why is there, then,
''e,, mS1 dsS So much suffering among oul
working classes ? Alcohol, idleness; to.
bseco. love of tawdry dress, etc.-thes'
are a few of the causes. When VOTE VOTE
;neman discovers that he can get glass
af besr for five cents with plate o
" warm g soup thrown in, at once there i
sn ,,irresistible conflict" between hom'
iis I;se or5 tavern life, and home life pretty
generally goes down and with it the vii
and children.
p.,r bepevolence. is the minister t
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
Rich Trophies.

Saws the Boston AdUertiser: "a
French traveller from Stamboui tells
wonderful v story of the sights he saw
Tbere were two thrones, one ot enall-
eled gold, with incrustations OF pe9Ll,, l.s1.a,
rnb;es NH and emeralds. Also two c3sketS
L9o1es re.,Jde5 with rubies aud diamonds, II
ssS;,i9@b sIs;oS hairs from the Prophets beard
sre %ll'isl iealously preserved. ooe room va, was
IuT bTng With armor and sceptres; casket
and and escretoires lay On the table; 9i .I,o Id
snIS suItsns down to Mahmoud II; ..e,i.9 Esch g.
the costumes has a silk scarf atIscneui oea.oi
together with a magnlheently r;usI1s SuaI9,'
5egoer and a diamond aigrette. fl9aiiy
Iase, ny esaoTed treasure, consisting Of tn
soiics Sag s', of Islam, the mantle and standar
Ieiit5 re I5e y prophet. his sword and bow; tn,
U1vor5s ~ S Of lie first c ,liphs and the oidesf
9-,.,,,,....-:--A- II. tha Koran.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

How THEY LTE.-Speaking about
Tcvaa towns a local paper says; Tylel
ives on Supreme Court, Galveston o. on
Icon water. Fort Worth on White
EIepbant and devilment, Waco on hopes
If a Federal building, San Antonia Oh
S5ovicons and the Committee OF One
Hundred, and Austin on the Legislature.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
MARKET NOTES.
WV Work MARKET.

M. Wholesale E New York market quotations
'hPT, PPTTt,xs-Prime. s2.25@s2sO; fair to good
s2.OO6 S2.2O per bushe. ooea9, for
T,rTTFR - New York sold at oOlgo-', ..,oJ
choice in pals, and 20@26c. eonilou W tEs
Western Creamery sold az zo@ol0' "--N
common Western at l6@l9c;, >.,os>,. In fair
'oe'iir Ce'iTiTTsE-Factory fancy, l218@l224ci 10 Ian
io good, 9@loc -.ro,o5 from 27c. for or
djnarv, to 3Oc for New HoiA' Nc" 'eiS0' ''--
Fennsyl'ulisis, s1nerfne. s25O@S29O; Western
"a S5Ss5. 90 extra New York. S5oU $3.50, =
HIyE Shipping, 6O910c-i clover oO'@ 'V0'
salt. Coo; straw, 7O@1oo. ,,-..-,, 11719o.
Hops-New York, l69lic.; EASTERN
! vesrlinrs. st0l1c; olds, - "a -, ,-ass.l
/ PoRT9Clear Back, s15.5O9slo.oJi "ie'1'@
hOgs,6 #SSag 4g02ssG, 70 ssering No. 8, s1@s2le.i Nil
wsntee. No. 2, sic. amber, s-@S
white, sc iIg.oded 80 Western Mixed. 49}5951e
S.os,nsr NiSed. 499l@50c. In elevator. Stss 1SS
delivered No 2, 50@5O14e IN eleVae1ii Ss % - AZ
giISc ~ delivered White Southern, 5o5sc- oe-
"ISITu IRS7ITS&state, 1907 10 n
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
FrouR-state family S3.5O9S5.Ioi rye yeI1Ii l1o'
z3 G2}5tGS3.15; Wheat; Hy,e75 ..,;-od rfste
snober. 5000; corn, yellow, 5Oe.i mixea S'a'e
8 i'I5 rRorEuDt-Refned. 72Sc. crude, 61c'
/ WoaT-State and Western Xxx, 4oCeoV"i
! A7@4so. . medium, 5O@5lc.i coarse, 40e
5 BOSTON MARKET.
5 From- From s2s5@SS.25 for low an
4 ,,,a5;nm to "a. 25@sA90 Tor choice Minnesoe'
a Torn ~ 55l<0556e. for mixed and yellow
:. BrrTER - Common lOc. @l4e sel l'i''
y dairy. 2s6D25c. choice creamery, 2S9S0~
: CHEEsE-121S@l
4 BEANs-s1. .75@Sls0.
HAY-Choice, S1s@S19.
10 CATTLE MARKETS
% Burr,ro - Cattle, good quality. q; .
f, z5-7o. hos, fair to good, S5lo@S5.Soi os'
- Sb35 ,
iS Fsgr LIBERTY, PENN.--Best cattle, g.
g.; medium to good, S--@2sSs-,-- comm = = ~
to fair, S-@S7s Hogs, zlss a9skSis' ~ sbss s1Ss
s5.as@s550
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
BURIED IN SNOW.
sixteen Persons Killed by Great Mo"h'
tain slide.

The town of Alta, Utah, was nearly wiped
ont Nv an avalanche. 1t had been showing Ior
week and the snow was twelve feet deep on 5.. q
level, with the storm still raging soon ,1et amt
1aSn over the Emma Mine Works, doing no
DANA damage there except taking the smokestacS
oio1g Then it struck the town, crushnlIe
abonf tbree-fourths Of it. The place Is nnilI
AZ Inc foot of converging gulches ana tll tlle
sli5es had fairmark. Hotels, stores, brew
ery and saloons were swept away. A ialeS POI POI
t;6n of tbe victims were in the hoarding-houss'
nd on5 botei. Twenty-eight in all were buried
Int twelve we're dug OUT alive. Five chlldrel II..
are among the dead. The men from the eig
Rocks and the Evergreen mines formed a uls
ginq force to get out the bodies Three nav
/ bee3 taken out, amid much difficulty, the Ies re-,
cners battling with q heavy storm ana Jon
/ temperature.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

It's no secret that Dr. Pierce,s co ComPSoFpnat dPS Fest
Extract Of Smart Weed c9nlPos5 S.N+,.oct of
s1u1rv na' Tweed and jamaica niger root, WIN WV.
camppor M, essence, and constitutes thereIore' g.
tSe S' Ie " yet known for coac ,o..'. ol
cr3mrs, C, ol ra mocbus d arm dysIsaT5s3 sayaTs
or 10 dy-Hux, or 70 be * u! cllds, ie'GIS Ry
and iniammatory attacks. oO cen's' ~
dI1Ionists.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
Tragic DEATHS IN THE PIT.
w,,r,cen Miners Killed by CoiilerS HN
pIosiOn in NOvn sco'i"'

v.ta Gallery. six miles from New Glasgow
N y was ON Wednesday night, the teeLg of
sn appalling calamity involving llle soS.oral
ttirteen miners and the mahsiih6 VI ,f,,i
VI ~" ribe disaster was caused by lIlgh'iul
Iason and had it occurred duIlnB tlo sIiy uIiy
tAPlIJ9ioH life must have been trlghIuhy
iayga There were only tWehIy-tWU Nv, - ~
,ropl Wednesday night toihng Win % .nsii IL,
OOO feet below the surface oi tile ;;- -
low rumbling SOUND staIue,t stl,, ',, resemLing an
tlement, follower ~
eaTIi a,,oioson had taken place IN the new
-,a 1ne 81 the eoliery which was being, sunk AZ
~, NcRoam seam. As soon as pOssiusso sil -nsii q
Ger Greene descended the smart pue pe;S1od
sTossible to get near any OF Iho ~
Who were fast being suttoeated IN men
mn, iomb After several efforts reseunle
as H1Ins ,r,,cceeded in reaching party OF seteu
- - ylo were with great dlihcully plOuslS ~ ~
IL face alive. The next atleWPV a. 49,
rlsnIted in bringing TO the surface 'lo I0,,+
- rorpges Of three miners. MauS ~ tous ~
| had been conbuuSu Al ''
now nearly daylight. ....s rsocted IN
oter in the day the rescners IeacIleu ~ ~
stoF the shaft, where to their hoitor tne
Fo,,rd ten more corpses and TWO men men IL az Il
= ooet diving condition. Ihey MeIe ~ ~. -
~ tbe surface as quickly as PossioS, ti,e ~. ~
] iured cared lor teiN0''''
pSIrTb, rbe scenes around the mouth Of tne ll Sn@
~ ceccs bearing the bodies rose Slowly
Se S surface face were hearending in the e1srem
ne One Of the survivors gave thrilling accom- M,
Of the catastrophe While Isors sne we're wTtH startled
d gressg . pggmbIing III sound, followed almost mn MN
49, ~" b,, a terrific explosion. Al the llhu
diateiy Dy e,,';sbed ysi, by the concussion and
were g9tytWo men we're hurled in various Sc dTS m
t%gl t;ons some were killed outright, but tne N p
orty OF deaths was Ss;rS SaaTep and the N appeals
ne The groans OF the u!Is ato,,, ysors trieht
heP Roar ssa bnt g gradually the sounds ceased
he u}aT 20 another Of the thirteen men 0rG93neu ,
,is ar, st .nd the remainder abandoned all nope
rescue. - .,,o p,,nc and others
lia The mshassI,S ss.l,os;a, ~ the sudden opening
ng trDoro; onS;n% ,r npon heavy feeder Of gas VIM
M OF r,,; SJis mi was at once gnited by the iai
'A- Ill,-;ej in the caps of the men,
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

Tu LAsH.-Nine convicts were
r,binned at Newcastle, Delaware, eight
for larceny and one for burglary. me me
Iotter ot az a negro, received twenty lashes
nd on5 stood for one hour in the pniory'
TiLo III, others received ten lashes each.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
Purifes the Blood
100 Doses One Dollar
Sent Back to Poverty.

"Stephen Girard's parents were so
DOOR" said the Girard librarian, "that
they were unable either to educate or
keep him. When he was a mere boy he
was turned ont to shift for himself. Pow
ertv seemed to have had a hardening
effect on some of the rest of the family.
When young Steve was leaving the pa
ternal mansion he was naturally reluct-
ant to depart, and an elder sister as
sisted to quicken his steps by plying the
broomstick across his shoulders. He did
not return there.
t'Years have passed. The scene is
changed. One day at Philadelphia, at
the old mansion, now sailors home, a
sea captain, known to Girard, was
ushered into the presence of the eccen-
trio millionaire. His face was wreathed
in smiles, as if he had some pleasant in
telligence to impart which would make
the heart Of Girard leap with JOY. A
poorly clad woman stood in the hall.
Z" 4 met your sister in France, said
the captain.
"Aiy sister Sqcre nam de DieW !
exclaimed Girard, with that eloquent
and inimitable shrug of the shoulders
which none but Frenchmen can initiate.
"'She had Lot the means OF coming to
see you and gave her a passage con-
tinued the captain.
"'Ah Monsieur, said the nj
aire. with fine satire. You are e
;nol@7 kind l'-i----' 4lO1'
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

1v,e tronbled with catarrh for seven years ears
rovions G19 TO commencing the use OF Ely u cam am
ne o@ what other so-caled cures failed 70 uG Iio
nI1ycd v %"pS me- The effect OF the Balm seemed like
maeic,-Clarence l.. Huff, Blddeloru' M0'
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
Strengthens the system

my daughter had been aiiing some time with general
debility and Hoods SarsapaTilla was recommended %
ms After sbe had taken three bottles she was com
pleey cured aud built up. Il is with great peasee
that I recommend Hoods Sarsaparlila. ."-bkS' "A, a.,
MERnIEIIEs Supt. Cincinnati & St. Louis u 3 M"ll
Line Company, Cincinnati, o.
Il had been troubled with hives and pimples ioF
some time, O.h,r needles having failed, was ad-
yised to try Hoods Sarsaparlla. l have tiken two
hotties and am entirely cured. think Hoods sarsa-
parilIa has no cqua blood purifier. "-EFFIE H.
PErRE Portsmouth, U.
Hoods sarsaparIa is made by e. L HOOD CO..
Inrrell Ma.s Sold BY all druggists. 81; sl1 ior 50
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

When you visit or leave New York city, save baggags
rressae and 81 carr tge lure, and stop AZ the uIehu
Ifaion Ij, el opposite Grand Central depot. ,,t
ft eeg M rooms Tilted up at cost OF one llii9u
i3S al and inward perday. European plan. Eie
gstor Restaurant supplied wilh the 5sst HOSE 0af
s- i've better for less money at tine Grand Union
Hotel thap at any other irst-class hotel in tine city
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
The Hope of the NnuOn'

Thou little tricksy Puck; ,.-.,..
With Win antic anti toys so funniy bestuck; ,bo air
lTssrboline. Carboliue restores the halr'J
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

TuE Proprietors OF Elys cream d'IlIa ,oIaoJy
not claim it TO be cue-al but sure lT5eo Ta,e,
for Catarrh Cold IN the HSaa ahG i IirS osSsv an
Va ~ ~ wi with tie finger. 1t gives relief at once
sald nv all druggists. Price so cents 10y lli"N
N cents. Ely Brus., Owego n. \.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
. FARM AND GARDEN.
A Farm for Breeding Geese.

The only goose ranch--that is, a farm
devoted to the breeding and care Of
geese--in this country is owned md op-
Grated by Philadelphians. The farm is
located on the eastern shore Of Virginia,
and covers nearly 5000 acres, over
which the feathered occupants are free
to roam. In England there are num-
ber of such farms, some Of them having
as high as 1000 geese. The American
one is of much larger proportions, as its
focks number in the neighborhood OF
5000 birds.
In certain textile branches Of trade
the down and feathers of geese are the
main raw materials. The manufacture
of fine quilts and the preparation Of GER
tain articles Of dress utilize the down,
and in cheaper grades OF goods the
Younger and softer feathers are used in
the way of adulteratiOn. The large and
strong feathers of the tails and wings go
mainly into the quill-pens used by pro-
fessional engrossers, lawyers, clergYmen,
authors and others. These are too tough
for much use in the textile productions
noted above.
The American farm is devoted exclu-
sively to producing the raw materials
for the fine down quilts. Several species
of geese are bred, all Of them being,
however, of American lineage. The
largest specimens are the swan geese,
and the plumage of all is of snowy
whiteness. The birds are regularly fed
with corn and other grains, and are
given the eutmost freedom consistent with
the prevention of shaying and loss. In
consequences men are employed as herd
ers to keep a watchful eye on their
charges. Sheds for shelter are provided
in case Of inclement or especially severe
weather, but the birds rarely use them.
About every six weeks the pluckiDg
takes place. Only the breast and por-
tions of the sides are touched, the feath-
ers of tie backs, the wings aud the tail
being left intact. 1t requires nearly 100
average geese to furnish a pound OF
down. though the smaller feathers,
which are also taken, weigh much
heavier; these feathers, however, form
an entirely separate grade OF product
from the valuable down.
The average lie of a goose IS said to
be about forty years, and they produce
from six to ten eggs per annum, large
proportion of which are Matched.
bird hatched in February is in condition
for plucking the following August, and
so on thereafter every six or eight
weeks. The feathers are packed in
sacks and sent to the Philadelphia fac
tory, where they are trimmed, washed,
steamed and otherwise prepared for
their ultimate uses. In adulterssa----
the fluffy down for ~ % -
gnodo - lung
wv ~, 4.t-.ne -cneaper grades s.Dl OI
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

1av YOU will do me the favor
- take her back again at your own ex'
pea1T ssTbe sister and the captain entreat'
ed. but Girard was imPlaeaole. .,,,,,,olle ahe
mental wounds inflicted by the unlucky
broomstick had made an indelllole I'M n
1ression n, upon his mind that no tears o. o
paOS7r laroorse on the part of his unfortunate
s;sier could obliterate. The captain
sisoT oIoovod tbe behest of Girard, and she re
2TT tnr9ed in sadness to her home an'
her poyerty."
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
grades SOL oi
Iti,,is ieathers are chopped up 1nt nm,

A,5i,he feathers are choppeo raRInabie oR
and then mingled with the more ,n Naro'uTro monu.
nnoterial ,li So practiced are some ,I,rt m'pH TO
fact factnrers that it requires an eSpeFTT Tbo ,o
iaStiIl9r i9a;stinenish between the grades. it, Inc
4lSiia 4PS;iadeIphia factory, which is the only y
I I'm Ill'ofI az n4orninence in the country, makes
oot,,ina one Gr but the finer goods. Hereto, o.
aosni4S sora lie down and feathers used II IN
lone sn'or;con ic,T markets have been imported
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
,,ROugh on fain" Plaster

Porous and Strengthening imprGiETeo SiT r., I1 emma MAJ
tor .:ln, o1Snil NAnralgia. 25c. Druggists or mall
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

s,rvrrRTD for more than ten years with IllaV l;i
arns5fnl disease catarrh, a. used every avall'
abe medicine which was recommendes;d 70 bici le
cannot thank you enough for the rehel ~ilIT
Sour Cream Balm has afforded me'-Elii"iiu''
Nevers Winfield, J.. /.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20
Hoods SarsapariIIa

PuriHes, enriches and valEes the 6ood. stimulates
the Digestion and gives strength to the whols body
efectng remarkable cures OF seroiula salt Iheum oil
humors. dyspepsia biiousness, headache kidney ana
liver compilnts, catnTra, rheum1tsm. and that e1'
treme tired feeling caused by change Of e mate season
Or life.
''Ny son had salt rheum on his hluds and on the
calves Of his legs. His hands bad thoy would
crack open and bleed lie took Hoods snrsaparilla'
and am happy to state is entirey cured. Ny wife has
asobeon taking Hoods Sarsaparln, and hrs received
benefit. "-J. B. STANTON. Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Milford chronicle., 1885-02-20

Is prepared in the most careful manner By fully
oonversan With all the details Of practical pharmacy
The combination and proportion Of sarsaparia dande-
lon mandrake yellow dock and oherremediai agents,
Il exclusively peculiar 70 Hoods Sarsaparl. and uu
known to other medicines. thus giving to Hoods Sar-
sapsrla strength and curative power surprising
other preparation.
II was troubled very much with dyspepsia and could
find nothing to relieve till tried Hoods sarsa-
parila ami il has done wonders for Iwoud recon-
mend it toeyery one, il has helped me more than
any other remedy could get "-FRED PoHLER, In
dianapols, Ind.
PuFifieS the Blood
Hoods sarsaparlla as a blood purifier has no equal.
Il tones the system strengthens and invgorates giving
life. have taken it for kidney complaint with the
best results have used several bottles in my family and
am satisfied that its reputation is merite1. ID. R.
SAUNDERS 81 Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
For twenty years have been afflicted with rheuma-
tsm. Before 1883 found relief. but grew worse
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