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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

Tiny, little, sugat-coated granules, are wha
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are. The best
Liver Pills ever invented; active, yet mild
in operation; cure sick and bilious head
aches. One a dose.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

Ehiyty-taO0 shades Of the finest
Broadcloths. 'Mouse Ear, "
"Baby Cheek" the SYM
bols of mellowness and soft
ness in woven stuffs, fall short
of the full fact. Each year it
seems that the last possibility
in finish and dye had been
reached; each new season
somewhere along the line of
loneliness and service there is
a little push ahead. Beautiful
Broadcloth These vely
are So a yard, 54
inches wide.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

THE name Of George V. Massey, Of
Delaware, has been considered as the
successor Of the late Justice Bradley in
the United States Supreme Court, and
the people of Delaware generally would
be glad 10 see her able son exalted to the
bench of the highest court in our land
Mr. Massey has been identified with
railroads for many years as their paid at
torney, but this should have no detracting
effect in considering his fitness to fill a
place in the Supreme Court, and Presi-
dent Harrison would honor Delaware aud
reward good republican by his appoint
ment.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15
VVaIaaIlakeI.'s.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April II, 1892.
,Sk5-Q7O MattInQ.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, April II, 1899.
SkyaaO Mating.
The ships are in. The Mat
tings are ready. Beyond any
thing 70e have ever had-and
that means beyond anything
the American retail market
ever showed before.
Fi0e thousand three Inn
dred and tzUentyt0m, rolls !
Tao hunared and Sixty dis
Tint batterWSI
New goods, all of the finest
selected grass, mostly made to
ONy order and imported direct
Not a penny of avoidable
cost has been pinned to hem
anywhere from the grass fields
of China to our store. Hence
the very low prices.
That is why we are doing SO
large a part of the Mating
business of the country, Not
a yard of these Mattings come
to US by chance. Not only did
we say hOaO most OF them should
be made, but sharp eyes and
quick wits, faithful to our in
terests, SaaO that they we're so
made.
Qualities are better than
last season-more evenly
woven, with greater care, and
each grade averages heavier
Five of the very special
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

THERE is just one man in Delaware
for whom the charlottesville would round
out a splendid record in the practice Of
law, and who would command the re-
spect of every voter in Delaware, and
that man is Edward Ridgley Esq. He is
81. llseaaese' deAless- - and for years was
the advisor Of the late chancellas, Ard
- legal opiAious have been accepted
without question. It would be great
honor we'll bestowed-but politics will
probably lead the governor to crown a
less worthy head than Edward RidgleY.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

Ne7o Floor and Stair Linens.
Fresh styles, heavierand bet
ter quality than in the past.
IA to 36-inch widths in the Bor-
dered Stair-styles up to I76
inches in the Floor widths.
Rooms measured and esti-
mates given free of charge, il
in town; car fares only if out
of town.
We give the season a spe-
cial start with about $50 Bor-
dered Linen Damask Floor
Cloths; fresh, perfect goods.
2Kz4 yds, ST. 35i regular price So 90
Ks yds, So IS; regular price $500
"a yds, SAYS; regular price s. 90
x4H yds, S325; regular price S.. so
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

There's a patent medicine which is not
patent neutrality-suspicious. as that may
sound. IT'S discovery the golden dis
covery of medical science It's the medi-
cine for you-tired, run down. exhausted,
nerve-wasted men and women for you suf-
ferer from diseases of skin or scalp, liver or
lungs its chance is with every one, its sea-
son ALWAYS, because it aims to purify the
fountain of life-the blood-upon which all
such diseases depend The medicine is DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The
makers Of it haYe enough confidence in it to
sell it on trial That is-you can get it from
your druggist, and if It doesn't do what it's
claimed to do,you can get your money back,
every cent oft
That's what its makers call taking the risk
of their words.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15


amaker's.
The han Dol Challis at I8c
and that gr Inc of25c Cling
hams at I5 making price
history.
RNmez Melnage. Have
you seen it2 Little dots Of
bright or ll9ht six embroidered
on the soft Melange ground
like the frs pattering drops of
a showeFbss "a charming stuff
{ for hens Dresses Two
qualIp just at the counters,
lmnSorted to sell at $I25 and
81 so, the Prize $50 and 81.
Width al inches.
Those 32-inch Ginghams are
/ fairly and fully worth 25c a
E yard. That we can make the
a price I5c is one of the most
: striking triumphs of modern
), retailing.
n Grenadine Tissue is a new
: cotton stuff that you'll hear
more Of Soft as wool Chal-
r lis, almost. A marvel in color
. . printing and the Prize 6~t JF0e
Of cents ! 4I styles.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

tax . or .,bStbe QUINN Hea
'aA' 81 y. ~ ~. COLOR o 5e1a ten
minute recepti6IRg DoOAs 0. ""1tar'a'ur-
day. He was Nl,together with Viz
ginia where he had been on a CUNNING
trip. During his stop at the Dover de
pot number of little school girls were
made happy by shaking hands with a
real live President.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

name inscribed in the book Of fame, as one
late contest plainly indicates. This occurred
on Monday Of this week, between a lign'
feather weight, aud medium heavy weight
The battle was fought for pure glory, as no
stakes were up on either side and neither
conbattant took time to call IN selected
second. Bare skin was substituted ioi
gloves and the rules were, do all you can
and do it quick The ground selected ior
this carnival OF bloodless battle, was the
railroad bed Of hard merciless rails ana uss'
which of course adds TO the bravery OF the /
combattants, for it seemed as though tue
battle would have ragged just as fercely mac
the ring been paved with old fax hetehels,
or platform Of sharp spikes. The mss
round was easily won by the heavy weien.
when with violent jerks, or witches, he sue
ceeded in landing the feather weight ARMY
ON his back, on the surface Of the NICE
smooth ring Time was not called for there
o tried to make full restitution for his absence
S Judging from the keen, bright, profuse eio'
4 quence Of bis able discourse, both morning
d and evening, =
II Our citizens are wide awake. aud in qfea
agitation over the wedding which jsfto be
7. solemnized o-day at p m Miss Corr
e Dickerson and R. Z. Councilman being the
K contracting parties It is expected they
is will take the afternoon train for Baltimore
lie and an extended trip in the south. We cal
ii safely say that they have the best wishes o
ie all for their future welfare and a safe joui
ney
In Houston is right mp to date, an the intei
re esting and excitable features which teuds
he keep US apace with the rest of the worl
es We can trot out anything from two score c
y, good game dogs, to bully base ball team
" and that isn't all neither by inrg sho
he We have fue squad of first class pugulis
Of all sizes, weights and description, an
CHI they seem to be eager to each have tue
it were no one to call it, aud round No. WI
lat entered in quick succession, and after man
It hard tugs, and pulls, the feather weight r
* ceived stunning slap on the jaw bon
au which soon brought sorrow to the heart
it the heavy pomeller and both called hal
he until council could be obtained on bo
rs, sides When the battle was renewed Il
OF fighting was done entirely with tongu
at and nobody was injured to any great exteu
vii aud the trouble was finally settled by Il
mic feather weight leaving town, not to retu
nal in long time It was a severe shock
so the nervous people throughout the plac
ms, but fears are no longer entertained for t
his speedy recovery Of all who received Il
H. sudden shock.
n The reading circle met at the house Of M
IN w. R. Pool yesterday evening and We
i've ENJOYABLE time was reported. 5. )
ont There's a patent medicine which is moi
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

Five lines Mem Spring
Suits at $40, light and dark
Homespun Suits at $I2, choi-
Ger styles at $3.50 and SIS,
and so along to $50.
Mems Spring Trousers,
81. so to $40.
Men'S Spring O0ercOab.
$40, $II and $I2 grades at
S8; $I3.5o,SI4 and SIS grades
at SIo-hundred all told.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

The bestmedical authorities say the proper
way to treat catarrh is to take constitu-
tional remedy, like Hoods sarsaparilla.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

The Boy will be wanting a
Refer, one of the notched-
collar Refers, very likely. All
wool blue Serge, fast color, and
the price but $4--5 to IA years.
Sailor Collar Refers, All,
wool blue Serge or blue Chew
lot, $3.50; sizes 8 to 6 years.
Five patterns Domestic
Cheviot Trousers at $I.25;
Kilt Trousers. any color. 85c;
the tough Corduroy Trousers
that have made so many friends
here are $I.25-and better
than ever.
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thlngs:

400 rolls Buddha at So.
$50 rolls Shin King at 81.
us rolls Temple at 50.
400 rolls Japanese at 50.
400 rolls Mattiline at $40.
Samples of any Of the Mat
ings by mail to askers.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1892-04-15

JOHN WANAMAKRR.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22
BOXERS AND BRuisERs.

Billy Myer, now that all is done and
over. says he saw McAuliffeis blow,
which knocked the ambition out Of him,
ceming, but could not get out OF the
way
That eminent pugilist, John Barley
corn, is certainly entitled TO a good
share Of the purse and stake won fv
Mr.. Corbett. He is responsible in a
great measure for the big mans defeat.
The directors of the California Ath-
letic club have signed George Simonds.
of Chicago. and Solly Smith, Of Los An
geles, to fight at 1874 pounds or under
for purse Of a,o00 September 90.
Ted Pri.chard has issusd q challenge
to fight Bob Fitzsimmons for fi,oOo =
side and the largest purse offered In
England or America for the middle
weight championship OF the world at
eleven stone four pounds
Joe Goddard. the Australian heavy
weight, now in New Orleans, says that
Bob Fitzsimmons was little thought of
when he left Australia Goddard is sure
Choynski could defeat FStzsinmnns. but
that the latter is better man than Jim
Hall
Mike Cushing. once prominent as
pirant FOR the lightweight ring cham
psonship. died recently in New fors.
He met NcAuliffe IN 1858 and AFTER three
rounds. in which Cushing had the best
of the fight. he lost il on . foul Liquor
caused his downfall
A second wrestling match n Micbi-
ra1 CsE. Ind. between \ 3. Kk<3ea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22
AMONG THE WHEELMEN.

They are building ten-pound racing
wheels IN Paris.
There will be kso acres devoted to the
interests of wheelmen at the worlds
fair
Roy Keator, Of Chicago, rode half
mile on his unicycle at Columbus, O., in
las.
Davis rode quarter at indianapolis
in competition in S2x seconds Worlds
record
The club with the largest member
ship in this or any other country is the
Chicago Cycling club.
Lumsden has gone flying quarter in
% 2-5 seconds and Rhodes in 80 seconds.
The time of Lumsden is only two-fifths
of q second out OF the way of record.
Zimmerman's father is a rich hotel
keeper and it is not improbable that he
will set his SON up in business when tho
racer finally gives up the track.
. There isn't SO much difference be-
tween the f1fty-mile track record and
the ffty-mile road record. Edo holds
them both, the former at 2:17:01 IS and
and the latter at 2:24:44.
1t is said on good authority that
Lumsden's half-miie in los S-5 will be
allowed; that the track at Springfield,
H., was full measure, and that compe-
tent officials will certify to it.
Zimmerman's mile in PIG, in COMPETE
ton, is the most wonderful performance
Of this wonderful year. Andre, the
Frenchman, who rode competitive
mile in 2:19 is, must now strike his col.
orS.
Watch the mile record 60 down TO
EOS with a standing start and to 2:05
with flying start. Watch thinner
man do it, or Tyler. or Windle, or per-
haps Taylor, or Smith, the Riverside
man.
Lawrence Fletcher; celebrated Eng
lish long distance road rider, has just
ridden from one end of England to the
other, distance of S74 miles, in 95 hours
and IS minutes. This beats T. A. Edges
work by forty-six minutes. The wealth
er was very bad during Fletcher's rade.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22

Among the Anthropophagi. is the
title Of the newest dramatic novelty.
It's production Is expected 70 be the sea-
ture of the forthcoming season at
Vienna The play viii be . singular
sreatmen: of .'LsAfricainc," sensational
and absolutely mp 70 date The
writer. Theodore we<tmark. has turned
his knowledge OF the dark continent. TO
effect and will pa. on the stage ssnse-
thing spproximating the Africa he has
seen and Ei--a In. The di@bover~r Of
Livingstone x 10 be one os the a@roes
Of she psay -ansathe list viii also include
III. isyazzz.- 'Tsls- aessxssa commences IN
Br1ss~~as with tie sisesar.nre OF expior-
erS bound fer the Congo rirer. znes
there are scenes at the station 81 Leo
posdvsAi. and 81 the palace o. Eanr
isokntaba gsss the great event - he
ely-crnsexAwliht ae cxonibx.A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22

Sig. Mascagni, the composer Of tho
"Cavalleria Rusticana," according to
Milan papers, is not satisfied with the
honors thrust upon him as musician.
He has political ambitions. In Livamo,
where he lives, he was candidate re-
Gently for election to the town council.
So earnest was his desire to be city ia
Their that he laid aside his musical work
for fourteen days to devote himself to
the less harmonious task of electioneer-
ing. But the good people Of Livamo.
who defy the young man az acomposer,
evidently did not wish to see him waste
his time with politics, and failed to
elect him. Mascagni. it is said, feels
the defeat keenly. and is determined to
renew his candidacy at the first oppor.
frnity
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22

A man who had seen Lillian Russell
and Marie Tempest on the stage at
night was in a drug store at Forty
third street and Seventh avenue. New
York, when in walked two women hur-
riedly. They were engaged in con-
versatien that was sharp and full Of
the slang of the stage. One of them
was tail and she looked very stout in
her rubber coat and heavy walking
boots She was also very angry about
something. and the lines of her face did
not look as they had night or two
previous on the stage. Her companion,
who was decidedly smaller ard looked
dumpv in her wraps was Marie Tenn
pest The enthusiast could scarcely be-
heve his cyes- He stared at the two
famous women for moment. forgot all
about his ammonia, and wandered out.
whistling softly TO himself: oh:
What Difference in the Mornin9s"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22
CONCERNING "FoRMl."
Tbs OAly Test for . Prise Fighter 10 .
SlugS1nE Match.

ThS only Test Tor . Prise Fighter 10 q
Struggling Match.
It will be remembered that some
weeks or months ago, before John T..
Sullivan went into training, an eminent
surgeon Of New York went over the
anatomy of the big pug with view to
spying out any possible faults, any
ravages Of John Barleycorn in the huge
bulk. The eminent surgeon did his work
thoroughly, and atits close pronounced
John L. spotless, iawless, perfect He re-
duoed his report to writing, full of tech
meal fol de rol about every organ of
the body, and then he added:
yours are exactly the right kind of
muscles, Mr.. Sullivan, long and flexible.
shall be sorry for the man who goes
against you"
Later on some anatomical sharps
came up from Harvard and went over
Sullivan with tape line and note book.
They confirmed all that the eminent
surgeon had said--and more.
Thereafter Sullivan went Unto train
ing" on Long Island and more money
was spent on perfecting his already
pCT1cCb COuuftiOu tldu WOUIO SuppOEU
q decent family for a year. Half the
expert trainers in America logged the
fighters steps and regulated every
breath he drew. The papers were full of
stories of Sullivan's 'perfectform. No
man was ever in such con dition to fight
before.
Net result: Sullivan goes into tho
ring with Q man lighter than himself
by full stone and is whipped to
standstill in less time than it takes to
Sellit. Heis too fat to fight, has no
wind, beats up soft under punishment
like jelly and comes out of the mill
the worst whipped man that ever
stripped for ring. A casual tramp
picked up on the streets couldn't have
Jared much worse.
'Form"-fudge! Neither the learned
doctors nor sporting sharps. says the
Chicago Post, know anything about it.
The only test Of 'sform" for q prize
fighter is a fight. Sullivan knows
more about form at this minute than
the whole faculty could teach him in a,
tMelyemonth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22

Of Chicago, and Lewis Baptiste, OF 81
Louis, resulted in the defeat OF Hasten.
It was q mixed match Of Greco Roman
and catch-ascatehrean style A few
nights ago Hasten beat Baptiste 1T .
straight catch-as-eatch-can match.
Everyone connected with boxing in
San Francisco Is against tho pivot"
blow, and If q man practices 1t now he
is warned that he is fighting foul The
Manhattan, New York and Coney
Island Athletic clubs have also decided
to instruct referees Of their bouts to
take the Same stand In regard to this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22

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ssy. CoiofAsaD Springs. Pzssss1. TssesisA
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22
Seme,hin- rn,iretv Sec.

The Santa FL ronfe is ROW running daily
a twelve-section drzwsDs-rcom Pullman
car from WicAita ia Denver walEossi
change. Leaving ri 4ss5 p. NJ. arriving il.
Denver Il r. M Excursion tickets now OF
saleto ali Colorado points
2a-a Nv u NUR3oox, D. PA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22

Old Friend-To tell You the truth,
George, this house you're in now is no
great shakes.
George (grimly)-Wait till you've
slept in it through storm.-N. Y.
Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22

Hunt mp half n hundred forc1fui ard In
cisfve sdt~ctives, suitsbis fer description
Of snhisms and Inspiring ecensrss then
fsks . trip Ia the Grand sspsu CT sss sssi-
oSsdo, aad you viii throw sksn assds 80
befDg inadequate.
Tbs world greatest wonder astks fraad
Canon Of the Colorado river. Ia AT.zonz
Yellowstone PARK and fsssni.s take 80
osd pir1e. Niagara fslis - dssrfssi. snd
tbs Adiree5aeks ssxm tiks Hsess kisis.
compared wftb the ztgp~pGeus eEssass
and heights o. The Grand ssneo.
Tbks hitherto I1ssre~es1fzi- sssioa has
iar b~en op~aed fer tourists i5r stage la
iaous Fis2stsa. A r.. 0s fas tFsE=coHsl
uesss. Highway os the a r x n X K
Tie rounss trip can i,e sEsts comfortably.
qui1k ~. and &C reasonable sxf~nw
Nearest agent az senrz f= roEte viii
quote ~ISursion rss~~. CA srsitesf<05. Aa
illustrated pamphlets 10 "a psFpsxssspz.
fully sae~<rsesng tie many fesntss~ sal
.FDsssers Ct lie Grsa1 Canon. IS Fszs -
g. =. Slcholsea. q. r. 4 I a. \. T. q :.
r. X X. Topeka. Has. er j. :. Isyrs5s.
A.e. F~as Traffic Mgr. Caso4xo. sar fFwx
csry. seaes VII b srz4siss: snz< srsssy f9s
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22
MIL, tar>,-Cia<..


After thoroughly testing the Behr Bros
niano along side OF one of the oldest and
hest known high grade instruments can
fully recommend it as meeting every re
quirenent Of a strictly fsrst-ciass piano
.il0sf A N. Sx1kSEEs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Teie"ra pm.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 2f.-CAT1B -Reeeipts 500
shipments i0n- Market steady. for good cattle.
athers dull and weak. generally fair strong.
sales Dressed beef and shipping steers 50 90
c.; cows and heifers 81 aes2 20. Texas aud In
dian steers 81 l09S i5 Texas and Indian COW $
u &,@2 az, stockefs and feeders II s5sta 10.
hOGa-Receipts 400. >hipRents 300 Market
opened active. good. strong. light and mixed sc
lower, all closing st.ong sitles: Ranged 25at5 60
la X So S5G5 81. HEEP-i,eoeipts 7U shipments
'o1 Market strong. Muttons "a IL. ian bs s. -
CHICAGO. Oct 2l.- .'AI II Receipts Stp. ship
ments 200 Market stes 10 strong Natives S. 500
So rangers - .jss1 g. Texans s. J5es2 -. HOGS
Common s5 2595 IS, mixed S. sQtG5 90. butchers
s. 6565 a. light 50 5eas to. SHEEP - keceiprs
;dll shipments lea Market steady. Natives
% ,0e65 %. lambs S. 15es5 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22
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.fKT DECOEfTION.

Mrs. A. J. Bell viii give Instruction in Chi
ma decoration 10 all who nsay desire the same.
NJ Is5a North Wichita street. Royal Worces-
= ~ aec0ra ZEN sSfsss Alig.s Ssxx.st induce
caents offered 10 classes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-22
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of cat
tod
HOGS.

Hog receipts were about GAO, of those the
packers and spectators bought the bulk
and only small per cent were shipped on
in first hands. The top load brought $500
per hundred but these were very fine. The
market is quoted about steady.
RFpREsINTA TIVE eALES.
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