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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-22
Manager Hi, Secure. Marie Tempest.

Actress Mario Tempest OF tho Casino COM
pany signed contract in St. Louis on Satur-
day to be prma donna to the comic opera COM
pany that Manager j. u Hill is forming to
Sauare Theatre next September. Miss Tenn
pest leaves the Casino company in May.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-22

BERLIN. March 21.-The new Grand Duke OF
Hesse. Ernest Louis. will. for reasons Of state.
forthwith seek q wife. He is "a years Of age
and quite good looking for prince.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-22

Casrrh can be cured surely, safely and peattnty "
Piso's Remedy II when all else Fails AL orus
gists. 6oe.-ids.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-22

II had indigestion. dyspepsia. .palpitatdon.
cold feet and hands. sleepless nights. and Mas
very nervous. used ~: Gr~cne. hsrvsras
sio. My nerves are strong. have no more pal:
p!tntion. no cold feet or hands. i sleep we'll
self again. ali due to ~. G,reme's Nerr,.ra. I
am positive everryhody will be BENEFITED byit.
"243 7th at. Jersey City. N. j."
NJ q "Dr Greene the successful special:
~ p: ist In curing AL forms OF nervouS and
can be consulted free. personally or by letter.
Call or write HI i'm about your ease. or send for
ptom blank to I'LL out. and letter fully ex:
planning your disease. giving advice. do. will
be returned free.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

lahen, ionbern MIR BON eii,elngewiHena
loien, perrobtcn Subject eroatt tnorben
lei, bamit er i'm Sunoe nit gleidgeIinn=,
ten @enoiien unssitraft ieinsn 2iiiien
fr0bnen t0une, oas iperoen Die Sliifi-
linge 1lie eriabren. Sn bemienigen
2anbe, iueldem Fe MIR bur9 ibre
Spra6e, ni6t aber bur6 ibren 2ebens.
gang angeb0ren, finoen Iie SRiinabms
uno merttbdti9es Mitleio NIT ibrem un-
peri1ulbeten 2oos. !..bss
Gs bictet ibnen. ipenn auh nur Dor
iibersebenS, ein 9lipl uno einen liaerer
&ubepuntt. 9li9t INNER ssliaitet iid
ibr SbidIal nod einmal better; in Der
Wirren elmer bon blinoem 6anatismus
beberridten 3eit mub iie itets bic lln-
seruiBbeit iiber ibre 3ufunft dngftieen:
ni6t aae lire 2ieben pernr59en bi,
lange Tabrt iiber bas groBe WaNer -
oenn mad glmerifa iuenoen iie iid &c.
wDbnli6 - ausSuiteben, unb Denn lit
i6on 8ruoer Sonatban bic Sanb &c.
reidt baben, 10 beginner erf redt Die
Sor9en um bic tommenoen Gage. 81,
ertrasen aber germ bic bdrteiten pru'
fungen, ipenn iie nur nidt ihre unsaii
lide Seimatb. Don Der ie iib untel
setpObnli9en umfdnben 10 i9tper tren
nen tonnen, mieoer su betrekn brau.
hen. tf.t. .....s
glo9 biele fleibiss getuobner ,pirt
&uBlanb aus ieinen frudtbaren. ipent
aud unbebauten @eiiloen mi! Dc,
&nute peribeuden, nod pielen Sdaoef
pirb es al ieinem beuli9en 8Orpe,
our6 Die Yerltiimmeluns Der mi6tisItes
@lieoer nebmen. = Oh es jemats beie,
iueroen ipiro9 Sb iib &ublanb ienal.
an benz @ettitreit Der 9tationen uth bir
siibrerrpae in ben SortIdritten De-
Gultur bet9eili9en ipiro2
@ir m66ten es boifen. aber = auf
ri6tig seIast-luir 9lauben es nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

- Sie 9a6hii6=Seu9e e, iipe,ln
man ben @enuB bifies perbeereno mir
temhen Spiats ip nennen BART bat iiG,
ipie man aus 3airo i6reibt, nuns
meM aud in Siioeuropa, beioroers in
Sicilien, Malta uno @ellas einseniltet.
@ro@ Quantitdtem hts 8iftes peroen
bort abseieBt, unb bic 3abl Der 2ieb=
baber Nelielben nimmt iiberall iu ers
icbredenher Yeiie su. glud mad @9pp=
ten iinsat trob Der @a9iamteit Der
tritiibeu SebOrbe, bic Sen Sanoel ba.
nit mQiofoliiirt @ bot, cine tarte
Yaiderei Gett. Sn Su9bedeln, in
Spieliaten, Dtuiitinitrumenten, ia in
Stielelioblen nfrb bas @ift maiienmeis
einsci6musaelf.. Sauienbe bon pa-
idern leben Dom &rtrase iol9er @ontre=
banbe. gscnn bic glusbreituns Der
Seude 10 fortselt 10 wirf eurOpa
neben Der 9lltobolfrd.le nur 81 balb
aud nas aaer 9aidji6hrase gu rsbnen
baben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

MltY User tlf bier attS Wtlr oleles
8erbot2
Mel6e @rauiamteit BON Der Natur,
ben &opf altern gu MAIDEN uno babel
bas Sers jung su erbalten! Warum
ni9t Die berubiaenbe Weisbeit, un5
erb6ben unb bic bersebrenoen 8egieroen
milbern2 @esbalb lit int Sausbalte
bes S9idlals ni6t fir cine S6aolDss
baltuns borseiorst? gsiat alt bin i'd.
nur beia9rt.
Sber ih bin sIei1 ienem fpaniIden
30nis 3u aft. als oaB id nod ipielen
follte. .-su jung. Tim feinen @uni9 au
baben. gntpeoer m6se mein @ei4if
bas lobernbe 5euer bdmpfen ooer es
itille mir ben persebrenoen Surit unb
sebe mir at trinfen.
IS rei1e mir ben 9e1er bes 2ebens.
bes iiiBen Weines poll bis on ben
&aub ober erniihternbe Sropieu in
einem sroSen @fafe WaNer. tdgli9
breimal gu nebmen: Sriib. Mittass
llnb Dor Dem S9laieneeben.
Desbalb muB i'd, entiaeen? Sabe i'd
bod faum besonnen: eben erit baben
iid mir bes 2ebens pforten eridloHen;
iebt erif finee id on, ieinen 3ped 3ll
begreifen, ieinen Snbalt su senieben!
Wtit pielem Nuben bur9bldtterte id
Gieeros Wert: DE senectute." User
bdtte es nidt seleIen9 Mer fiiblte iid
ni9t eebobeu bon Illeoem. iuas Der
9robromilde autor su @uniten bes
Alters iast? Gs linb @eoanten bes
mdnnliden grnites, in feitem losiiden
@efiise entwidelt, bon iiesbaften Bel
| ipielen unteritiibt; uno luie mir iie 10
an unierem Geiite poriibersieben lafen,
ertennen mir bas isrtoauernbe 2eber
Der Seele, aller 8anoe frei uno leois.
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Gin fleineS SasoerIebui6.

S6ulemanlt, 1eten Sle nlcbt 10 lr'
borlidtis. Die WGno tann naditiir.
sen!" Ser glnserebete idiittett osr
fablen Sopf nit bem lansen eissrauer
Bart uno grdbt emlig meiter. &inesum
iteben bic @iriinrode Der OberI6rlterei,
einise Offisiere in gipil, @utsbeiiBe,
uno bic SolSarbeiter, bic gum Dads'
sraben aufseboten linb. Wtdn fat ben
Mutterbau, Der in einem 9ergesabbane
liest, einen Seiub abseltattet. Die
renommirteiten Sedel babeu = iuas
ionlt ni6t paoserebt lit - fbon 81
bieren uno fiinfen slei6Seitis i'm Bar
aearbeitet. Gs lit ibnen aber ni6t 9e-
lunsen, ben Dads felt3ule9en. Die
&obren liesen 10 tief. baB man mn
nit Der 9roBten Wtiibe Der unterirbi,
iden Saso fOleen lam. S6un mebr=
mails bat man au6 eirten ,Raifen"
burdgeidlasen, aber obne Grfols. Ser
Dads bat li6 entpeoer perfliiItet obeI
am S6nittpuntt stpeier 8D6ren selegt.
no er ben Sunoen crit 6elo gibt, wenn
bas bumpfe 8epolter Der 8rabenben
feline biiiisen @ioeriader gu tollfiibnem
8orgeben anipornte. Oie Geieaf9aft
bat bic Saso aufseseben unb la9ert um
bas prddtise Seuer, iiber bem in bauhia
gem 8eNel Elm llrpunid brpbelt. Gin
paar Sunoe, ppm Dads fiir6terIi6 ee-
I6lasen, liesen in 0eden sebillt bereiis
in einem Sa9owaeen. Sur Der alie
Soriter S6ulemann lam iib ppn bem
lebten v9aiten" Der bonn Mh3ang beg
gerges mie cine ientre6te Waro abse=
I6lagen mar, ni6t trennen. Seine
Sunoe iino nod I'M Sau. Sebt per=
ben lie uieoer laut. oi9t en- 2auiden=
ben.
r2ube!" Die Elm glib i6lGat Der
&uf in bic frDbli6e 8elelli6ait, Die iidJ
lofort I'M ben alten @raubart iammelt,
Der in Semosdrmeln iib in bic Wano
bineinbuboelt, iudbrcno er Die Suubc
Dfter our9 ein i6arfes: nSuliab! fab,
fab!" anlpornt.
,S6ulemann! nebmen sic i1 in
a6t!" ruff Der Sberforiter sllm aipeiten
Mal. Sn oemielben slusenblid tbeilt
Iid bic Wano. Gin itarter Dads rollt
beraus, mitten in bic @eieaidaft binein.
8lei6seitis III aud etn StiM Wano
nadseitiirst uno fat ben @raubart bis
an bic Siiten perf6iittet. gluH ipielt
Ii1 cine SSene ab, bic ieoer 8eidrei=
bung ipottet. 3pei brei mol rait Der
bon Der 8eieaIdaft einseiHoiene
Dads I'M ben i'm Sanoe ftedenosn ber=
nm, Der nit benz Spaten in Der freise=
bliebenen Sanb mddtig uni iib ibld9t
Sebt lino aud bic Sefel auf Der Bib
Hd9e eri6ienen, ano bdngen balo ipie
bic &letteu an Meiiter 8rimbart, Der
nun aud BON ben antpeIenoen Sabners
bunben 9epadt piro.
,Nun suerit S6uleman aussraben!"
Sa Itebt aud i6on iein Sreunb Mam
neben ibn. nStedit Su feit orin9"
,Gs gebt."
,Na, bann mart mall"
9loam, cine md6tige Gefalt, Die iid
cine iolde glufgabe ipobl slttrauen
lam, faBt ieinen GreupO unter bic
9lrme.
,9lu! slbam! Su reibt mid ausein-
anoer!"
No6 einen Stud. Ser Sano lodert
Iid, Der @eridiittete 1T aus Der ibfimmen
Gage beireit = aber Die Stiefei fno
unten iteden seblieben. Den Dads bat
Elm Siilisjdger bereits ab9efan9en une
pdbreno Sbulemann auf elmer Oede
am Seuer ii6 nit einem 8las puni6
ltdrtt, ibldgt Sreuno Nbam nit einem
vRafen" aui Die Stiefel!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
Tarhenfptcl.

8ereniiet 'iaB i6 beim @laie 8ier
sSn Der 8etannten Greis,
Grsablte bprt 70 manderleL
Wadt' ibnen nieles iueib.
Sns 8laue ib bonn Simmel log,
Sic S,ueifelllS mid ani6au'n,
Damn wurben alle rotb Dor Corn,
Wtan i6lus mid 9elb uno braun!
Sebt o'raui mid on bic iduarse Ra6t
.Mo Der 9iabhpG6ter idlief,
So ffimmert Dor ben 9lusen mir
SIN trditisiten Slip.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18
@as ein tosttr safe permas.

&eeiIirator Meier (pou Der Saob
na9 Sauie tommenb): Surra6, Sim
Der, enoli9 lit es mir sesliidt. einen 'fei=
iten Saien su erle9en. Sa 1T Der
Yradtferl! -..,....a0
Srau Wteier So, Der iit ib0n, aber
Bel oieien idledten 3eiten pollen mir
teinen SaIenbraten eHen, idon Der
9ta6bari9aft uegen. WeiBt bu mas,
mir i6iden i'm gu SanSleiratb Suber,
beinem Sor9elebten, Der es Dir INNER
peribt, baB ou auf Die Sago 9eblt.
&egiltrator Meier: Su bait re6t,
Srau6en.
&ansleiratb Suber: Gupiel saft
bdtte i'd oem Meier gar ni9t suse=
traut. 9lber mas ioa i9 after Sung
seielle nit Dem Saien anfausen? gl6a,
i9 bab's. Sd idente i'm meinem
Sausmirtb, ,sem StabtperoronQten
S6ulSe, pielleiAt labet er mid gum
Glen Elm. ."..
Staotoeroroneter S6ulse: Gin mob.
Ter @barafter. bieier &an3leiratb! 9lber
mir baben crit seItern Saienbraten se=
babt.
6rau Sdulse: S6ide ibn bod bem
giirsermeilter gum Gei6enf.
Sfaotperoroneter S1ulse: Su baIt
mir aus Der Seele selpro6en. Sas will
1 tbun.
sHrsermeifer: Sieier Sale tommn
| mir iebr 9elesen, id mar meinem
S6wiegerbater, bem 8eri6tsratb 9eb-
| mann, l6on lanse eine tleine 9luimert=
iamteit f6ulois. 9lber oiefer S9ul3e.
ID muB mir bas merten.
8eri6tsratb 2ebmann (beim Ntittae.
eiien): Ser Saie i6meft belifat. Sold
einen S6miescrIobn Lob i9 mir sefal.
len. Safiir muB i6 mid erfenntli9
5eisen, aber mie2 ..,
Srau 2ebmann: Menu bu inn bic
sanSe Mitgift berausseben mo6tet,
bamit er oas 8runbitiif eriperben fam,
bas er 10 lanse ipiinIdt.
@eridtsrath: 9as 1T freili6 piel
fir einen Saien. glber i6 babe bod
'inseieben. baB er Elm braper Wann lit.
ghrsermeiiter: Surrab, SieIes Slid
bdtte i6 mir nibt trdumen fallen. Oas
babe i'd benz Saien S1ul3es gu per=
banten. @ie repandire i6 mid nur?
Sm! Ser 3esierunssprdlioent lit mein
Greune, pielei6t i6last er Sdulse sur
OroenSperleibun9 Dor. -
6rau S6ulse: @ie freue idb mid,
lieber Wanm, baB beine @eroienlie I'M
bic Staot enbli6 bur9 Die Sroensaus-
3ei6nun9 anerfannt iino.
S6ulse: llno meibt bu, tpcm i'd es
su neroanfen babe2 Gem Siiraermei=
iter. Der GesieruussprdIioent bat es
mir iflbit selagt. Sd bermutbe, Der
| Saie bat babel cine &olle seipielt.
Srau S6ulse: Ser quite &anslei=
ratb! @enn mir ibm bo9 einen Sienh
'rtueiien tDnnten! o..
| Gansleiratb (einen Srief leieno)
@erebrter Serr Sansleiratb! S6ne un=
beideioen Su iejn. bari i6 es luobl mci=
ner 8ereoiamteit in Der beutisen Staot=
perorbneteniibune ;ui6reiben, oaB Sbre
| Yetition um llebrrlaiiune bes itaoti=
| iden 8artensrunoitiids su Dem iiber-
aus mdBi9en preiie eenebmiet moroen
iit. SIR ersebeniter S6ulse q. ..
Seiien Oant fir ben Saien, er fat upr-
treiili4 sei4medt.
Srau Meier: Sn 10 gutter 2aune bih
bu nod nie 8ureau eetommen.
| Reeiitrator Wteier: Sa, oent' Dir,
Der &ansleiratb Suber tbeilte mir nit,
baB i6 bonn nd6fen Griien ei9 @e-
baltserb6buns Don monntlib so Wart
friege. Gr beutete aud an, oaB er mir
basu perbplfen babe = ipenn id nur
ipiiBte, tpesbalb er pioBli9 iOl9es Sn=
tereIe fir mid bat.
| Srau Weier: 8iellei9t bes Saien
peaeri =
Gegiltrator Mieisr: gb, baran baSts
i9 gar nibt. IS lebe Der Saie!
| . @iberipru9. DIANA: Gen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

= @iberipru9. DIANA: Gen
den, louie bp6 nidt immRr our6 Den
drsiten SGmHb; Su biit ia Gin reiaes
6srie!!
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@eaiiaii6e Sprid)w6r

Susenb fat aae Suseno.
@an miro nod lanse mdi iasen
tonnen. wer tleiner 1T: Soetbe Ooer
S1iller.
eisenlob bat einen toitli4en Gsrua.
9lIer 9lnfans 1T lsi5t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

8liidli9e Narren
Iab lie leben unb tparllm,
9eibt uiro iebsm Barren flor,
Oo9 bic Weiien iino 10 bri,fiS,
Rit ipiro's ibnen uifenbar !
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-05
a. n. Brown on Peach
lEroM = llorninc AZ.

t4'ftfN 4ftc 42CIHtfAs <fftoNNt-
The interes ing letter Of l. n. Min
superintendent Of the Delaware RaA
Company, upon the peach aud small IN
business Of this Peninsula, is most oppor
tune, as the isriod for profitable peach cul
ture under sxisiing methods and condition.
Judging by the experience Of the last few
years, has passed. The causes are many
nd varied, asd itccuid NOT have been ex
pected that Mr. Mills could have enumerated
tn IN a D iu rewspaper article; and per
hAps he had 10 desirt to 10 50 But that he
has presented tae ehief causes that have re
suited in TINS general disaster to our peach
growers, verify believe The amount that
all have suffered from overcrowdiug Of
peach trees and the shipment Of premature
and inferior hut can never be estimated
Nine million peach trees r. present exten-
sive orchards crowded closely toee ther, and,
all out o. proportion to the territory; forr4 &
must be remembered that tue vast aoeen
devoted to peach culture is not equaiIy a..
tributed over the Peninsula. They3 ~.
crowded into what is known as fvorsd
peach sections, for n5t all the soilN of this
Peninsula viii produce peaches. bis over.
crowding cannot fail To fostey disease in
jurious insects, etc, as this isonl y irceo I'd
with well Tee2gnized lay 9of nature. F.,
his overcrowdink Mr.. MYis suggests a rem
edy, by advocating lipd7sd planting in or.
ehards of from tef-to TIVE Sty acres.
haye for a number 81 years advocated
the planting Of orchards q from five TO ten
acres and that one orchard should not be in
close proximity to another, aud I am pleased
to see that such an eminent aud INTELLIGENT
observer as Mr.. Mills has been Impressed
with the same idea.
I am not SO ready to endorse Mr.. NFills's |
comments Oh The small fruit business. do |
not believe that, under existing conditions.
that it is profitable. It costs very much
more to produce an acre of berries than it
ioes peaches, and the gradual increase in
he number Of quarts annually do not be-
ieve to have been because the business was
Profitable, else why is there
uch marked falling off in both acreage
nd production at those shipping points
which prior to 1857 were the most exten-
lively engaged in the business. The grow
rs Of experience know full we'll that there ,
; not the profit in small fruits that there is
lany crops OF the farm, owing to the exor- {
liant and excessive freight tariffs-and e
lost unjust e. elimination. Therefore they
ave quit the business. or lessened their !
,reage. The increase has come from new
nitory being devoted to small fruits; but a
W years experience, with present trans l.
'rtation facilities, and these will quit the
isiness also. A. N. BROWN. II
Wyoming, D laware, January 2I, 1898. a
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-05
The Evil of substitution.

Do you ever think when buying a paten
medicine that you take chances Of being
imposed upon by mercenary audslauscrupu
lous dealers? If you demand time-t tried
and stood-the-test medicines you take no
chances; if you take a substitute you may
be putting poison into your system, that viii
result in temporary relief and the subse-
quent wrecking Of your health forever.
Think it over Did yor ever hear COM
plaiut about DR.. Pierce's Medicines-Pierce'
Golden Medical Discovery, for the liver. the
blood and the lungs, or DR.. Pierce's Favor.
ile Prescription for weakly women, failing
10 do just what they are advertised to do ?
Men who spend millions Of dollars in adver. |
tisiug remedy that is a benefactou to hu-
manity, do not take these chances when
there is not a sterling force, great remedy
back Of their Advertisements. Dr. Pierces
remedies are guaranteed to give 'yalue
1eceived or no pay, :" and the Journal is do
ng you kindness, and not seeking to ad
-ertise DR.. Pierce when 1t calls your atten-
ion to the reliability Of such standard med
zines. La Sale and Peru CIll) ziDfR CTfy
5uyual.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-05
Vaccination Law

A correspondent from Dover to the Morn
ing Meas, criticises the Secretary of the
Board of Health, and his position on the
vaccine law, which was passed in 1888. He.
says the law went into effect in the public
schools last Monday and general throughout
Kent county E. B. Frazer, secretary of the
State Board Of Health. says; ''The children
must be vaccinated or will haul the teach
ers over the Goals, and further he intimates
that there is a SIS fine in store for the
teacher or school board that fail to see the
law in this respect enforced.
It will be mighty hard thing for Secre.
tary Trazer, of the State Board of Health, to
find any authority in the Laws of Delaware
for imposing on anybody fue of S25, or of
any other sum for non-enforcement of the |
vaccination law. The act under which vac. |
ciuation is enforced (chapter 6S, volume ~ /
says "The trustees or commissioners of
school district and boards Of education are
required within one month after the pas.
sage of this act to oblige all children apply
ing for admission to the public schools, or
who have been previously admitted to the
said schools, to be vaccinated, unless already {
from smallpox by vaccination or
~ an attack of smallpox" I
There are three other sections of this act t
'ut nowhere is there anything said about
'enalty for non-performance of the duties
imposed by the act. It will be further seen
hat the law gives local school boards, com. &.
etc, authority, and not the state
oard
At the session of 1889 DR.. Richardson, then
member from Little Creek, fought hard to
ave this act amended so as to provide by
enalty for its enforcement, but it was de
ated.
The State Board Of Health, uuder the law
hapter $50, volume 49,, has authority to
quire reports" from schools, or any other .
ganization on the health line, under this
5 penalty (chapter $50. volume), but the
nalty is only for failure to report, etc,
t for failure to "enforce" vaccination.
local boards NAV enforce II
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-05

Glance by the New Dress
Goods beauties crowding in SC
thickly at almost every coun-
ter, and you catch glimpses OIL
price marks on the Fall and
Winter weights that will make
you almost doubt your eyes.
Like these.
so inch All-Wool Suitiugs, small check
overlaid with large Boucle Plaids. soc
from 81.
38-inch Cashmere Plaids, variety of
styles, 75c from 81.
.5o-inch Surah Twill Plaids, 81 from S1.5o.
In Black Dress Goods, too.
40 inch Black Beatrice, 75c from S1-the
last lot We'll have of this choice stuff
Black Robes-Thibet Cloth with lace
embroidered trimmiug-at SIS; origi.
nally $40.
Black Robes-Thibet Cloth with fine
embroidered trimming originally
S45.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-05
From Montana.

1t is pleasure to inform you OF the poot
that S. S. S. has done me. I had blood
poison several years ago, which had neve,
been eradicated from my system. Last No.
Vember 1t broke out in the shape Of salt
'rhenm on the back of my hands. I spent
sixty dollars trying to be cured by the trear-
ment of physicians and taking other medi-
cines, and never found any benefit from anv
treatment until commenced taking S. s s
That cured me sound and we'll and now
feel that I am well man. took only three
bottles. I have recommended the medicine
TO great many people, and lnd that if is
benefting them as well as myselEp-s. s
BURREL, Horse Plains, Montana.
S. S, S. never fails to relieve the worst
cases Of blood poison when taken bv the
directions; and before some vital organ has
become impaired, so as to render a cure i'm.
possible. We will mail a valuable book on
The blood and skin to any who will applv
Tor il. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Atlanta, Ga.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-05
am an old Man

Shall be 79 years Of age next June, ant
for the last six years have suffered fran gen
eral debility and old age. At times I could
not get out of bed without help. l com
meuced to take Sulphur Bitters. In a week
felt stronger and got mighty fine appetite.
l still continued their use. and to day I
walked over three miles without feeling
tired, something haven't done in five years
before. Sulphur Bitters is right smart
medicine.-Geotge Brofeu, Reokuk, LoVa.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-05

Some call them Llama
some Ceylon-those unshrink.
ing Flannels that are such fa-
yorltes with everybody. The
Scotch know how to get every
grace of softness and style out
Of these stufs-they do it as no
one else has yet done it. Some
of the neatest stripes and
checks we've ever had are just
here. Plains in pink, light blue
navy and cardinal are also in
the lot.
Milford chronicle., 1892-02-05
Cconmunieated.l
ply to Uitizen's Letter.
citizens
-. I89 - ss5.es e-.o~s
81 AIIIFoRD cHRoNIcIR:


f. Friday morning after the CHRoEIcL
- y be issued, no murniur Of business or q
hilI eeiry arose from ''Dolar Hill" The arti
my had forsaken bis shop, the judge his tri
ies unal, the priest the sanctuary; ard even tn
at ern stole had come forth from his retire
meut to mingle with the crowd Anxiou
aud agitated were rushing toward one CON
mon centre, startled by the report that j. hi
Bodiue's character had been attacked ind.
tSeetly by the proprietor ofthe Dorsey Hous,
IAN lshmaelite, his hand against every mar
and every mans hand against him WHY
this individual should select me for his per
sonal attack is more than can understand
il is true, as stated in "CitizeD's' letter. have
transgressed the law and have been made to
suffer for the same; while to-day, the pro
prietor Of the Dorsey House clothed in a
little brief authority, has violated the law
with impunity. How long, o how long
shall the sins Of the exalted go unpublished
while we, the hewers of wood and the draw.
ers Of water must suffer for the slightest Of
fense. He who violates the Sabbath may
not steal because the judgment of society
so strongly condemns theft, or because that
honesty is the best policy"
Aud the State Of Delaware to day is re-
sponsible to God and to its citizens for his
conduct and it is the duty of the Law and
Order Society to restrain such character
aud from toleratiug such fractions of ftinda-
mental and moral law. John Bodiue and
VIM. Bodine are not the only ones as "Citi-
zen claimed, who are in possession of evi-
dence, but wish to inform Citizen" and
M Windsor, that the very best men and
women of Milford are included. Women
whose purity of home has been destroyed, !
women whose innocent children have been |
branded with the stain Of shame, aud the |
stigma has even cluug to the innocent child |
while it sat in school amidst its playmates.
For this you are responsible.
"Tell me, ye winged winds that around
my pathway blow" why, o why, should 1
become the object of this mans wrath I,
Who have wiued and diued with him on
iivers occasions; I, who have partaken Of his
ospitalities-whieh by the way consisted
# hickory axe handle and an empty beer
'ottle-yery poor food, indeed, for digestion.
Vow Citizen" am well aware that you were
citing in the capacity of an Amauuensis, or
d other words, you wrote what was die.
lted My character will compare very
lvorably with the author of Citizens" let
Il.
So faras the Dorsey House being the quiet
It aud the best conducted, haye nothing :
say-I will leave that for others to Judge. =
n. Editor, I forbear further speculation !
oon results likely to flow from this class of
en-, for it presents pictures to the mind
hich is fearful to contemplate. I only
low the sleuth hound of justice is upon the
lck of law breakers ard evil doers; there
re beware, and try and profit by timely W
vice. Signed IL
JOHN BoDINE. ul
dollar Hill. 81