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Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17

number of sounding blows with the
new gavel, endeavored to call the con-
vention to order. It was some minutes
before the buzz of conversation ceased
and the delegates took their seats aud
gave their attention to business: Rev.
M. Brush. d. D.. chancellor Of the uni
versity Of South Dakota, delivered the
opening prayer.
The committee on credentials not be
ing ready to report the convention by
4 vote of 407 to 260 decided to adjourn
until o'clock p. m.
It was $50 last night when the con-
vention was called to order, Chairman
Coggswell presented the majority report
Of the credentials committee. A minor
ity report was also presented, and the
convention wrangled over the two re-
Drunkenness-Liquor Hablt-In al
the World there IS but one cure
DR.. Haines' Golden Specific.
Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17

,,rginq FepuDndh ms everywhere to vote for
tbe success Of Il Minneapolis ticket
Europe's intel Rational congress has re-
solved. by a yo of "a to o that prepare
tion must be q ie for an International
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mo daV
Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17

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Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17

New Hampshire cast one vote for Ian
coin and one vote for Reed. hhoue
ISLAND gave Reed one vote and IennesSsee
gave him two more, making a total OF
tour votes for the ex-speaker.
Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17

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Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17
Matchmaker and Jeweler,
MILFORD. DEL.

LMr yrbsmehl comes 10 Milford, with the best
Of crsdentials. gad his reputation as a workman
is second to none in Delaware His stock speaks
for its self.l
Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17

and Immediately there was a scene OF
widest enthusiasm. The nomination
for vice president was quickly made,
M. Reid having been named as the
choice of the New York delegation, ana
ne nomination being made by acclama-
tion. The vote for president by states
was as follows:
Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17
saturday. JUNO 11

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Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17

OIL CITY, Pa, June 1s.-Al the miss
ing have now now been found, The
ifty-sixth body was found here yester-
day. This completes Oil City's dead.
Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17
HARRISON And REID
will Lead the Republicans in the
Campaign Of '92.
BOTH ARE NATIVES OF ONO

HARRISON Wins by 53o 10 Votes
Aealast 1872 10 for BIaine-fhe
New York Delegation Selects the
Vice Presidential Candidate ana
He Is Named by Acclamation'
AI1NNEApOIIs, June l1.-Ihe hep ,-ls
hcan national convention has hillsl lssl
sss work. and the party enters INTO 70 llie
campaign Of 1892 with benlalalIB1 tt'lii "
sou, Of Indiana, and Whltelaw Rsll, u
New York, as their stao1aIo De. 49,;
Bnt one vote was taken lot tne taes ~
acntial n0minee. Wheh the VIZ -
rerae was reached it was seen that
President Harrison vas rehoihlNAV0ui
Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17
REPARTNG.

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In Jumps Block,
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Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17
SILVERWA

He aise shows full assortment Of silver and
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coffee spoons pickle jars, fruit dishes cake bas-
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various kinds; a 'ull stock OF Ornamental ware,
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Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17
CLOCKS

Ia the way OF clocks he can suit the siimmesl
pocket and the nost fastdeous taste. from the
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he. each gnaranteed 10 be the best Of ITS kind.
Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17

YARDLEY, Pa, June Yesterday
Charles J. Mccarthy, a boatlnan, and
Isaac Robinson, a colOred farmer, met
on the Yardley bridge, which connects
the Pennsylvania and New Jersey shores,
and fell to quarrelling. Mccarthy, 1t IS
said, took Robinson by the collar and
the latter drew sharp knife, plunging
= -. mcE,arthY's breast. Ine IaEssa
Milford chronicle., 1892-06-17

Wilkes ARE, Pa, June 1O.-John
Dumbrosky, aged SO, was so belly
crushed by fall of rock in the Della
ware colliery at Mill Creek that he died
In ten minutes. He leaves a wife and
three children.
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Z Il, gg q + 3.a A. 4
In these days when Imagination
is on the increase in this country
more attention is being. paid TO the
study Of the modern languages in
all schools pretending to high de-
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the German and French languages
being studied, as the literature Of
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the Science Of Engineering is in
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Of the wonderful and ingenious ap-
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In our own University, we
are entirely indebted to the present
incumbent Of the chair of Modern
Languages for the high grade to
which he has raised the standard in
that school. Having been educated
from his early youth BY the best
instructors with the view of prepar-
ing himself to teach, and having, in
an unusual degree, natural aptitude
orthe languages and mathematics,
lie made these departments OF, study
a speciality, and is therefore rarely
and especially thorough.
Professor Harvey teaches these
languages in a scientific manner, for
the. true study of any language is as
much science as is mathematics.
Our professor, IN this department is
endowed with the rare faculty Of
imparting his knowledge to his pu-
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neE he is in truth q natural born
teacher, and perceiying his lasts for.
this vocation early in life applied
himself faithfully with d view to that
end, and his whole career as a teach
Ell will bear scrutiny and has re-
fceived universal commentator.
For several years he was most sue
cessfnl Principal OF President Of
Grans College, Kentucky and had
an average attendance atthat school
Of 400 pupils. The unhealthiness Of
the locality alone, induced change,
as his income there was quite
double what he now receives. So
Prof Harvey's record as a teacher
is "a most honorable and one Of
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aration for his vocation, was not
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ton and has most successfully and
honorably filled his, chair and other
offices of trust in the University.
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how a library should be conducted,
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/. Bile library. and through his sugges-
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the Legislature made the annual APPS
propriatiun for buying books, thus
charging what had been before
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The Professor is extremely mod
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and by no means given to proclaim
ing his qualifications; it, therefore,
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press my appreciation Of his abilis
ties and generous disposition, 10
which / have heard numbers, whose
good opinion IS worth having, ex.
press d like concurrence, believing
ii the trite saying: Il ii better to
scatter roses in the path ofthe liy-
ing, than to strew flowers on the
coffin Of the dead. ID. T. b
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song or THE MONO ta AHEI.A.

TIeysho ! leave my ltaunts il the
woods,
j leave the land Of snow
Hey4ho leave my mountain friends
And away to thessonth ] 60
AWAY I'd run Through cotton-fields,
Away to swell the orange Yields,
Away to- be kissed BY sun and breeze,
AWAY fo be mixed with shoreless seas.
Hey no to the wider world i run,
Hey-ho to the land 81 the sun,
I'LL fill the Beautiful Rivers heart
With JOY as free as an elf;
FIJI cen become a very part
OF the Father oil Waters himself.
With wider purpose, larger sweep,
Ny steadfast course III run,
Like one whose aims in life reach out
q Till all his work be done,
And lie at last merged in the sea
Whose farther shore no man
Has ever glimpsed with earth-bound
eyes
Since first the world began.
The mighty, pulsing trade III serve
And yield to mans behest;
His burdens bear from land to sea
AdoWn the wondrous west.
And Just as lovers sing to me here
When the shades Of the hills reach
out
Across the waters crystal bed
And the harvest moon is near,
Fen SO beneath the southland shades,
When the knocking. bird sings low
And the breeze comes mp from the rest
z less Sea, -
They II sing to me there / know.
When the air is rich with the odor Of
May,
Swept III from distant pines,
They'll sing to me then and VOW their
love 5.5
Ismeasured BY no confne.
But back IL come to my mountain home
To tell the woodland sprites
How 1naidens' signs and thrushes' songs
Fill all the southern nights.
Like one who loves his childhood home
s z. ats set among the hills,
And oft returns from broader fields
To fill its mystic thrills,
Sc I shall ceaae from the oceans sweeF
te shear the same old song
And leap the rocks and kiss the beaehs
That have waved for,m so long.
Then away to my task for the sons Of,
men,
Away through the city plain;
/ The voices Of comrades bid me stay,
But all their tempting is in vain.
Heyrho! to the wider world run,
Hey-ho Ito the land O. the sun.
Waitnlaa Barbe
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-08-04

A fine selected stock Of perfumes, a
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w. C. I. U. COLUMN

Aberdeen union met as usual ON Friday
for the transaction of business. The next
meeting will be mothers meeting, and
will be held ON Friday, August II, at
2 80 p. m. A letter from the state presi-
dent requests the ladies of Aberdeen
to forward to Mrs. Eva X. Hunt any
curios, plain or fancy articles, canned,
preserved or dried fruits, or any article of
use or beauty that would be saleable.
The w. c. T. U. ladies will have booth
at the coming exposition in Tacoma, and
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All goods should be sent to Eva X. Hunt,
Exposition Building, Tacoma, Wash. Do
not desplse the day of small things, but
send whatever can be spared that will be
of use.
The women of England are making
strong fight against the election to par
Lament of one whose record for purity OF
life will not bear investigation. Sir
Charles Dixie is likely to receive, from
this heroic CT usade, wholesome lesson.
All honor to those women who maintain
that men and women have an equal
right to live pure lives and to receive the
same punishment for crimes that blast
the happiness of home. Might not our
women profit by the example of their
sisters across the water and do some
thing in the lire of securing votes for
men whose lives are above reproach
OF course We may not reward truth and
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fluence with men who can, and We should
not sit idly by and see the various offices
filled by men of the Sir Charles Dixie
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INCONSISTENCIES.

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-08-04
Poker Chips.


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WITH PEN AND INK.
BY L. II. W.
TO THE MOON.

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Wandering companfonless
Among the stars that have different BIRTH
And ever-changing, like a joyous eye
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