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The Washington critic., 1888-04-21
FOR TIE CONVENIENCE OF CUSTOMERS,

FOR TIE CONVENIENCE OF CUSTOMERS,
And on account of the close
relationship Of the two
stocks, we have removed
our Fancy Embroidery De-
partment to the fourth floor,
adjoining the Upholstery
Goods, Pushes, etc. This
move gives us considerably
more room to properly dis.
play the stock, and will, no
doubt, prove a convenience,
inasmuch as it greatly facili-
tates selections, matching,
etc. To introduce the new
location, we offer the follow
ing attractive bargains;
Best Imported zephyrs, black, white and
all colors, only sc per onnoe.
Pure Linen Art Flourishlng Threads, in all
the various art shades, the more you wash II
the brighter II becomes only &c per skeu,
Best Linen .Bagarran Thread, warranted
fast colorsi all the desirable art shades, espe-
cially for outlining linens, splashers tidios
covers and all fancy wash fabrics, only &c
per sken.
lot 3inch All Pure silk Tassels, loops
bulky ends, silk cord; colors, gold, canary,
cardinal, VeuX rose, terra Gotta, pink and
two shades of art blue, only 10c each; 81 per
Dozen
Attractive line of Ileminway's Rope silk, in
all the newest artistic shadings, absolutely
last oolors, and especially suitable for out
lining silks and fancy wash goods, only &c
per skein.
Fourth aoorJ
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cer. IIth and II streets N. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-21
MEDICAL.
DRUNKENNESS

OR THE LIQUOR HABIT CAN BE CURED
By ADMINISTERING DIR. HAINES
GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Can be given In a emp OF coffee or tea without
the knowledge of the person taking It, 1t Is alb
solutely harmless, and will efecta permanent
and speedy cure, whether the patient Is Q
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. IL
has been given in thousands OF cases, and In
every instance a perfect cure has followed. 1T
NEVER FAILS. The system once impreg-
impossibility for the liquor appetite to ex-
list. For sale by S. +. WAlE, under tina
Ebbitt House; II. X. HELPHENSTINI Four
teenth street and Vermont avenue. Wash
ington,
WEAK, UNDEYELOPED PARTS OF THE
w body enlarged and strengthened Full
particulars sent (sealedl free. ERIE MEDI-
OAL CO.. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-21

When we proposed canvass of Baltimore
and Washington some of the knowing ones
gines OF. Bucket Force.Pumps In the cities
They will only be useful In country places"
We thought then that we knew thing or
two about our business, Now we are sure
OF II.
These Engines and Pumps meet a ready
sale and are giving entire satisfaction, not
only all over the United States, but also
which Is of more Importance TO you-right
here In Washington
The Washington critic., 1888-04-21
WOOD AND COAL.
PROF. ]. ROCHON,
Ladies' French Hair
Dresser,
637 10Th and 912 1ith SITS
n W.

The Professor invites the
ladies. especially at this this
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pr,,lo 10 an insured Man.

Nobodv knows what an insurance 'polley
means until he has been burned out. Inc
nrot,rietor of a Buffalo repair shop has been
for years carrying a policy, not only upon
his goods. but also upon articles left win nm
fo1. repairs. These latter were speclhcany
mentioned in the policy, which was very
broad instrument in its terms and appeare1.. "a.
TO be sshorse high, bull strong and pig tignO
in its power to protect the man who pald Ior
it. 1t called for a larger amount thah ne m
would have placed upon his own properly
alone and he was in the habit Of telling peo-
ple who left their property with HIM una' II
was amply protected. ,,-ho,
He was burned out the other day, ana Wnen
he came to settle with the insurance Peopi'
they declined 10 recognize his claim ID oei'lii
Of property left with him for repairs uhiesi
l he had in each instance specifically agree
with the owner that its loss by fire shoulA U
made good, and charged CONSIDERABLY
| therefor They took this position on tn
,round that he was not otherwise responslDi
Tor the property left in his shop Iney a.
serted that a matchmaker, for instance,
mot responsible for watches left with nm 10
repairs. unless be makes a special asreeliien
to this effect with their owners ana ehArse
them for it. II this be true, it Is goo
thing for people generally to know IN ~
case referred TO tho owner Of the repair sho
wonders what lac has been paying ior
these years. Buffalo Courier
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16

not be overthrown. How do you account
for the fact that there are so many old
men in Sing Sing and Auburn and tho
other penitentiaries, serving out their pro-
tracted sentences for frauds committed III
mid life or advanced ages, although their
early life had been good, and nothing bad
been suspected of them until at 5Oor 90 years
OF ace the whole land was struck dumb at
their forgery or embezzlement The clock
in the steeple Of Old Trinity church striking
the hours did not remind the recreant Wall
streeter Of the passage Of time that would
soon bring exposure to and DOOM The ex-
planation is that Mephistopheles, Apollyou,
Satan got in his work at that time. The man
was not naturally bad. He was as good as
any Of YOU are, but Satan with whole bat
talions of infernals swooped upon him un-
awares. Look out for the wiles Of the devil,
not only those Of you who are young
bot the middle aged and the old
Outside of God you are not safe
a moment, But yield not to dishearten'
ment. II we put cur trust in God our besl
DAYS are yet to cOme-days Of victory days
OF song. DAYS Of heaven, and the best days OF
the cause Of Righteousness in all the earth ar
vet = come. As the ten thousand men o
Xenophon's army; when they came to the tol
Of Mount Theches and saw the waters OF
which they were TO sail 70 their homes, tn
soldiers with clapping hands and wavinl
/ banners all together shouted: THE sea- tn
sear SO we today in our march toward on
heavenly home come up TO the top OF IN
mountain Of holy anticipation and look ol
upon oceans Of light and oceans Of glory an
oceans Of joy; and thrilled as we have neve
been thrilled before We clap our hands an
wave our. gospel ensigns and cry one TO al
other and shout up to tho responding and +
echoing heavens: THE sea; the sea-"
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
4 nretnnr I'm Arknnsas.

In the signature Of the proceedings OF the
United States National museum, just issuod'
Mr.. George p. Kunz gives an interesting ae-
count Of the meteoric iron which fell IN
Johnson county, Ark, on March q, lSoo.
The report is remarkable on account OF the
great care bestowed by the writer upon as
certaining the history of the fall as observed
l.v eve witnesses. A thorough description OF
the iron is given.
Its upper side is ridged and deeply IN
dented. being in many places almost TN
white. while the lower side is fiat and COW
cred with large, shallow pittings. The
writer concludes, that, after entering our
atmosphere, the iron Travelled with the
rideed surface forward, the iron burning 50
( RAPIDLY as to be torn of, leaving part OF the
/ surface bright The flame thus passed over
the sides. and, the indented edge being down
ward. the fame was driven upward as ne
iron advanced. The fiat side not being Sc
much exposed, the iron was not so completely
consumed, hence a crust and large but shallo'
pittings. These conditions would perhaps
have been entirely different had the mas
been round or thicker, for iteyidently move.
as straight as possible without rotating at all
That it was found in the earth with the ia
SIDE down was due perhaps TO the fact that
turned after losing its highest Velocity
{ esofonea
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oLIppINos FROM EXCHANGES.

Prince Bismarck has gone back to beer
and tobacco.
The report won the French vintage says |
that the injury from the phylloxera seems a5
Iast to have been arrested. Since 1870 1t mas
caused the enormous loss TO Franco Oh
s., ,OOO,0 900.
The authorities of Portsmouth, England,
have built a swimming bath for pauper emil
dren. who will all be required to learn 70
swim as a part of their regular schooling
News from California says the Chinese Oh
that state have leased numerous large farms
at Fresno, and are building packing mouse
a. selma This is an endeavor to head Oh
the movement to supplant them with Ooys III
picking and canning fruit.
Elder Evans, the head Of the Shaker family
| at New Lebanon, has been spending some
1 time in New York Of late attending 70 une
/ publication OF his writings At 80 years Oh
! he looks and acts and talks like a vigorous
man of 55.
The unspeakable Turk regulates the serV-
ant girl question with high hand. Eighty
cooks employed in the imperial palace e..
Constantinople, who struck on account OF
non-payment Of wages, have been sent lillo
exile. Where are the woman's rights peo
plef Here Is a chance lor hi4ssioii'AiJ WIN
A Michigan farmer, after losing thre'
shoats, moored large boar to the hog pei
to grapple with the bear that was teasung Oh
his stock The boar possessed long tusAs
and bounced upon Bruen the moment ne ap
peared. The bear attempted to hug nj
enemy. but the porker was too cute AM
: after a hard fight ripped the intruder ope
with his tusks. The farmer then came u
with lantern and Drained the depredato
with an ak.
Amelie Rives Chanler has set the fashio
at afternoon teas of wearing kid shoe mac
= like a glove, each dainty toe having sel
= arate piece Of kid fashioned over It. IL
i shoes are low at the heel, and ladies' llsl llssl
= that they are very comfortable. They &c
L tainlv ought to give great relief to the 10
= after they have been cramped up in the ma
= : row pointed shoes which are fashionable L
a street wear
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g.. i'm Hosnital.

A strange case occurred at the general
hospital Of Buffalo recently. A woman h'lu q
serious operation performed, and after 1t was
M over she began to grow very weak from
tbe Shock. At i2 o'clock at night life was 50
low that the pulse was scarcely TO be tei1' anu
4 rather unusual resort was made OF inJecO-
inc a quart Of salt water into her VEINS.
Tbis revived her almost instantly, but 1t was
only for a time. Then pint more was IN, l,
iected. and one of the doctors drove on
rapidlv to a milzman, and had him nj some
warm. clean bottles with fresh milk, @ @Ior
which the COW had just been miiked; Inc Inc
bottles were put in warm water, and upon
arrival at the hospital pint OF the warm
,,,ill, was injected into the cireulauon' ano
shortlv afterward another pint Ihis inaoe
tb,ee pints Of saline solution and two pints, q
mill. Stil the patient did not permanently
revive. and, as q last resort, translussio q
4 small quantity OF human blood from te'
] arm OF one OF the doctors was made An tn
4 efforts Of the physicians we're IN vain, now
ever and the woman died twenty-four hour
after the oparation--Ne York fresa-
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
Electric BhteTs.

This remedy is becoming so well known ana
so popular as To need no special mention An
who have used Electric Btlers sing the same
song Of praise. a purer medicine does not eNls'
and it is guaranteed TO do all that IS Claimed
Electric Bnters will cure all diseases OF the lAyer
and Widnevs will remove Pimples, Boils, sai'
Eheam, and other affections caused Dy in'pu'o
blood-win drive Malaria from the sy stem anu
prevent as well as cure all Malarial tevers.-
For cure Of Headache, Conslipaiion'and Judges
,of try Electric Biuers.-Enure satisfaction
Guaranteed, or money relunded.-Price 90 CTS
and s1.oO per bottle, at G. W. Marshalrs drug
| store.
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
r,,0 rnshIon Of "spats." /"

All London and a small part OF New \ ork
is wearing "spats;" no matter what tne color
the low shoes may be it is quite proper 70
have the spats Of black cloth; the checkeo
ones, or indeed the fancy ones OF any Alnu, y,
are supposed, from some unknown reason, =
be the special property Of variety acIfesses, -
and because Of that women VINO WISH W ~ y
essentially good form discard them ~. -.
fur, feather and lace boas are seen Sl.onei en-.
every evening, because they are sucn eoil,-
Portable things in which 70 inu1uo 1,i up ON' :
tI,roat .--.Babn In Philadelphia Times.
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-. - III FrIends.

The Philadelphia Times says there exists q
,,o1uIa1. ,lelusion that the Quakers, at least
The m old time broad brimmed sugar scoop Goo
ouaIsers, are dying out. 1t is not 50 in Phil
adelphia. ZEN or twenty years ago people
mid tbe same thing, but the high backed
benches in the meeting houses are as tull now
os then. The truth is that, after coquetting
With ''wordlyp ways and fashions Tor a
season, the young generation Of Friends un- lll-
de-ro reaction and gradually fall into the
same ways and the same austere iife, even " q
tbe plain garb, Of their grandfathers ana
rrrandmothers Boston Transcript
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16

HEADACHE.-The Stomach is disorder
ed. Cleanse and settle it with Dr.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
HEARTsURN--Food fermenting' not
digesting. Correct the Stomach bly
using Dr.Schenck's Mandrake PMS
INDIGESTEOF--start the seeTetions OF
the Stomach with DR.. Schenck
Mandrake Pills.
INFL LAMmATION.-Congestionr run
mad. Reduce instantly by Tree use
Of DR.. Schencks Mandrake Pills.
JAuNDIGE.-Blood poisoned by bile.
Correct the Liver by using Dr.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
LOSS OF APPETlTE.-The Stomach
is falling. First cleanse ii then
tone with DR.. Schenck's Seaweed
Tonic.
NAUSEA. A.--Reaction Of bile. Correct
stomach and Liver with DR..
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
PALPETATI0N.-Dyspeptic condition.
Cure by using DR.. Schenck's Man
drake Pills as directed.
TORPIDITY.-Inacton of Liver. Start
it up with DR.. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills.
DR.. Schenck's new work on the Lungs
stomach and Liver sent free to any address
Address DR.. J. II. Sehehck & SON. Fiiilleiei
phia, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
Ladies.

T., de,;c,te health. and all who suffer srom
habitual constipation, will find the pleasant
California LIQUID fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs
more easily taken and more beneficial IN
effect than any other remedy It acts prompt
" vet gently on the Bowels, Kidneys Liver
and Stomach, and does not sicken or debit
tate At Marshali's Drug Store
Need OF Precautions Mt Sea.
sitting one day during the past week IN
tho nilot house Of the steamer City OF hlch-
nond with an outlook through walls OF glass
mon either side over a broad expanse OF sea-
overheard an explanation by an old sea
doc who surely is well qualified to advance
nm opinion upon the subject, Of the causes o.
! collision at sea- To quote him; IL Is all
/ owing to the open bridge system on lake
/ = nan in any and all kinds Of weather and
/ D1oce him exposed to the storm upon the
| eren bridgs OF a steamship from which tne
ca,,,.se of the ship is directed by electrlc
| signals TO the man at the wheel ana "nao
does he dot -. -, =.
,sCov self preservation is the first law OF
nature. and your officer PAGES back and Ior ~
,Vitb wind and storm, snow or sleet IN ms
ewes. coat collar up, head averted, ana W lne
arst thing he knows down comes shi uil-
discovered until it is too near TO aVola olS' l,
oster Take. for example, the recent COZ
Iison of Halifax between the IhingVals
} and the Geiser The investigation eilciteu
> tbe facts that it was o'clock OF ram, RAINY
morning, 90 fog, everything eomparatlVs,'ss ,'
5 clear. vet the two ships approached une.s
+ covered and met at full speed, The question
&. Couldn't all this be avoided by sgeh q sss
tenn of protecting the pilots ana wneeislsl s,
In a warm, covered wheelhouse hke tnis, 81 81
= mated forward and above the decks as y ~ ~
? rule on our American steamers ''is''
u Journal
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
Notice.

The undersigned begs to inform
his old patrons and the public gen
.erally that he is still in the lumber
business, at the old stand, formerly
occupied by the late firm of Barber
& Minors, where you will find a
complete stock of all kinds Of build
inc materials, such as Framing, Ma
ryland and White Pine siding, Hem
lock barn, and White Pine Of vari
Gus grades. Flooring, shingles, lath
doors, blinds and sash Of all kinds
all of which am offering at loves
prices. Please give me a call befor'
huying elsewhere; Yours &C.,
GEO. p. MINORS.
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cropcErowN, DEL, June 20, 1888.

GEORGETOWN, DEL, June 90 1880.
WIN. N. HAzEL--Dear slr.--i eons.'ss =
vonr Fever and Ague Liver Pills superior 70
49, ~ other remedy ever took for malaria
h;iiousness. chiils aud fever, or any trouble
-asn,,;ng from Torpid Liver or eonstpa-
ion they cieansed my stomach, liver ana
bowels, toned me up and sharpeneG my ~, ~p Z,
netite. In fact, gave me relief quicker 'i'sn nan
snvtbine I ever used before When am
hii;ons or feel badly, few doses hx me up
Il GOOD shape.-H. ]. Hickman, Mail AgtH
D. NJ. & V. R..-<
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
1V1,. xv.-o tbo skIIled Builaers9 ?

One Of the mysterious ruined eities OF
southsru North America is that q epn Gui-
vsr;a, s,eer de wsgtsrln pass = This
vias kisgxn = - srs4y iS1esas lorers,
~ 49,. n rrssals fartP uIfs water
h hss ssl,sul bra SisitsS. A hste tveying
party found tie ehEs 60 be q * &c and
substantial stgas buildings, one q y4ash was
four aeres in extent. The ineieattess point
TO the former existence Of a denso population.
Te thesoutsward Is a stream Of lavafrom one
to ten miles vsiie and forty miles leog, and
the surrounding country is most GRID and
desolate. No inscription, no legend tells the
tale Of the great city or Of its fate.-Arkan'
saw TraValar
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
Some Conscience Left.

Woman Ito tramp)-I kin give you
niece of dried apple pie for breakfast
Tramp-Madam, only eat pie At break S.
fast i'm cases of the direst necessity but
If / should eat dried apple pie IN July l
would feel that I were flying in the race
Of bountiful nature. will try and break
bread further on.-New York Sun.
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16

A Nebraska man has organized a band con-
sisting of q concertina, a triangle, two drums,
a pair Of cymbals aud mouth organ. he
plays the entire combination himself, and
would make mighty snowy organization II
he could only afford to hire drum major.
The family of Admirable Dupont possesses
a much priced heirloom in the form OF a
pearl breastpin. This pin has been worn by
the brides Of the family at their nuptials for
over century past No one but bride
bearing the Dupont name is allowed to wear
the pin. Good luck Is believed to accompany
the wearer.
L. Smith. Of Valdosta, Ga, has a pair OF
brass spoon molds that were made four years
before the revolution. They were first owned
by Mr. Smiths great grandfather, and they
have SUCCESSFULLY descended down the family
line to the present owner The rule in the
family has been for the youngest boy to get
| them
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16

D-F,v CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS IhA4Ns,-
.sya Wilmington at 600 a. M sna So9 D. IN
iesve New Castle &C G.35 a. m. and $50 p m
n, ,w,py MARYLAND & VIRGINIA bRAsoh
rrs.res Leave Harrington for Lewes % 20 q
(, = a. M: returning leave Lewes a. i o'2n a
=, ana D 45 p m; for Franklin ana way slatlons
~ ga M Returning train leaves al $40 a. H.
r,rnress tram leaving Harrington At 5o N N
and arriving at "A y m, runs thr9uSn sl, so'u' ~
nS snS frorn Baltimore, via POrters and Newark
BRANCH ROADS,
o,-sru ANNE & KENT r. R--Leavs Townsend
sor Centreyilie and way stations N'oo a' m aHu
744 D. m. weekdays e.
nr, q CuFsAPEAKE r. R.-Leave CLAYTON 'oI
oxford and way stations at 1905 a. m ana o''l
IA. week days ,.s s.s,.,
c,wnprpeE & sEAFoRD r. R-Leave seaior1 !.
sor Cnabridge ana intermediate stations at li''
a. m. week. days. G.
CONNECTIONS "A Porter, with Newark q q
s,elsNmre City Railroad AT Iownsenu, WI
Queen Anne's & Kent Railroad. AZ Clayton; n; WIZ wv.
Sai",s.rs Il Chesapeake Railroad, and kaltm99t,,
4 R,isware Bav Railroad AT Harrington wv
1eisvare. MaryianG & Virginia Railroad AZ Sea
fo-S win Cambridge & Seaiord hAilroau,, ~ 4;
nsinnr WITH New York, Philadelphia a Norlosss No,s
XViron,ieo 4 PoconOke, and Peninsula hallroaus
CHAs. E. PUGH, General Manager.
m WOOB General PASSENGER Agent
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
!, ConsumptIon IneurabIeI

Read the io,lowmg; Mr.. C. n. Morris, New
ark, AK, says; Was down with Ahseess Of
Lungs and friends and physicians pronouneea
me an incurable consumpiive. Began taking
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able TO oversee the
work on my farm. It is the finest medicine
ever made"
Jesse Middlewarr, Decatur Ohio. SAYS Had
It not been for Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, would have died OF Lung Trou-
hes. Was given up by doctors. Am now in
best of health" Try it. mple hollles Tree at
4 G. ". M.rshalrs drug stOre.
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

when Baby was siet, we gave her caato'aA-
when she was a olfnd. she cried for cassoEiA.
wnsn ebscau.s Miss. sbs chung % oasuoria.
whsnshahod casbarun, rhseAVeshau' eaaloria.,
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16

~
.,n.ao,,bia accommodation, daily, Sun
days eASiS e.ASia seeommodatisn, daily 90 a. m
pbio accommodation, daily. -f3o a. h
~ Ma accommodation, daily 643 a. m
pp,iaaJephia accommodation, daily ~ - y m
phiisdelpha & Chester express aallg -, da a. - ~
Phiiaee,p ~ s'scco,nrodnfion daily....2 90 p M
Phlla1eip,s w, ,s,o,,,,s odafon daily - 3.0n p. m
pbiisd~lphia s. Chester express, daly 80 y ~ ~.
dalThin accommodation, daily .....o vp' ~.
phiisdelDhia & Chester express, daiiJ ,5t ~ ?, IA
ph,isdelihia accommodation, dAl y.-.- eo9 p ~.
Phii nccom'n daily except SUNDAY -. 80 = "a
Philadelphia Chester express, 9eiiy q q AZ AZ -,
pLiIsdelnhia accommodation daily. % $50 p h'
WEST BOUND.
Chicago Limited daily ''iO o. m
Arrives Chicago II 10 next, morAlngi
,ssltimore accommodation daily except
Sundays. .......-..- .-.---s. --s---- os : -
cincinnati Limited, daily il'So a. q, M
Arrives Cincinnati 35 A. m 81 Lo-As o'to y
Rsitimore accommodation. daily. - % p. m
Chieapo aud St LOUIS express, daily s,aV p ~ ~
SingerlY accommodation aaliy - '-.'-''''' y -
and - 3O a m except Sunday.
FOR LANDENBERG. Q Is a. m. sunoays oi-'s
$50 a m. and 2,45 p M, except on sunuaSs' :"
2Pa 2;Ry aP2NS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For Philadelphia. 2.3a D. m daliy eAeept p, S',, y,
aav Fer Baltimore, 1880 a. M, daily. except W ol
Snndavs and 8 30 D. m. daily. Fer Lanoen9eIs
& III 10 30 and 2 35p m, daily except suhuAJ Q
. f5a m Sundays only ,and 55u p "a u usll At, .
Trains fer Wiimington-LeaFe Inilaus, s,P"iss s N
7i5. m i2 90 noon t4.i5 and l.3Op, IN, eait
except sundays; - 90, S.l0, $50, %lO50 a. m m,
53 -, ''O0' 49, Express Trains,
LORD. ". N. CLEMENTS,
Gen' Pass. ACT
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At Georgetown trains connect WIN '''''''
-. Tr-n1isfiu fsifw
South.

A-stops to take or esve passengers on * sols
notice to Conductors or Agents or y uohee ~ ~
for snch station. B-COnnecte a. Geofge'V"H iO'
All stations on Delaware Railroad
CHAs. e. PUoH, General Manager
H. F. KENNEY, General super ellGe,s, ,5ept
Il GROOM. Assistant suDerintendenl'
Milford chronicle., 1888-11-16
EAST BOUND

& ONO RAILROAD; lsez
Al Schedule in effect NovsO 1887,
~ 5,,sve DgLAwARE AyESUE DEPOT
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- u. = q =. -
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SATAN'S DISCUSSES.
OR. TALMAeE's DISCOURSE ON MANS
ANCIENT ENEMY.

The Fiend's Various Manners Of Travelling
the Earth and His subtle Aptitude for
Sowing the Seeds of Woe and Damna'
tion-The DEVILS Power.