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, 1893-11-14
Das Drama pom 1Dtlmette.
peridieoene 2IufidIiihe, ober nod Feline
Sofung DER Geheimniie.

9a9 Std6i9en Wilmette befin0et Itb felt
Der 0oppeltrag0bie, Sic iicb bort am frii6er
Wforgen Des 4, NoOember abiptelte, immel
nocA in GROCER Nufre9ung. @tne gr0Bert
9(u5abl bon @e6etmpolistiten beftn6et iid
nod in benz Sert3en, Inn ipenn nloglicb
Die nit Der 5ra90Oie nob IN 8erbinbuno
itebcnoen @ebeimntlie 81 ~liiften.
Sn Wtlntette 9ingen in BEN lebten Sa9en
@'eritbte I'M, tpelcbc bclagten, beB Irani
9SDecler llber ben Sob i~etler Scbpieger.
mllttcr, Der 6rau WtarD Gron, Sic in Dem
baennenben 6auie umfam, mebr tptiie, ais
ct iagen tpnae. Die b0len @eritcbte be-
banptetcn %ferner, Srau Gron babe nabeSu
$4,000 I'M 6auie 9ebabt unb tbr 0eben ic
bo6 Dcritcbert gelpelen, un6 tic tpeiier
oaraltf bin, baB es bod ouffaqen6 iet, oaB
g8beeler 1eincr S6Dtegermutter, oie Ell nit
bluti9em &opf auf benz 6uBbpoen in ibrem
3immer bate Iie9en leben, nicbt 3l 6ilfe
gcfommen iei, ionbern itott ceiicn iicb ati
bic Scrfolgung oer @inbrec6er eentadbt
bate.
Gapt. Shea unb 6iIfs=8 o[i3eicbef &tpGeb
btelten eS tllr geratben, nm 81 leben, oh
cttpaS al bielen 0erii6ten beeriin6ct Iei,
5errn Wbeeler noc6n1alS etnem i~trengen
Serbor St llnter5te6en, bel tDelbem au6 Elm
Trauen5tmner, oas jenc @eriichte in linz
lauf gebra6t bate, 3uge9en mar.
Jtdcb Dem VerDor paren aber Sic 8eom=
ten pDuitGnbi9 BON Der l1ni6ulb 8beeLers
on oem Sobe Der Srau Gron iiberseust.
Dim Samitag Nabmttta9 ftelte es lid
berauS, DaB cine Tral1 AM Wontag nadb
Dem 8ranbe beS Bbeeler'i6en 6auies
unter ben 8ranbrlliren cinen balbperbrannz
ten Gepoloer gefunben bate, in beiieu
Sanmern iiD 5 Batronen befanoen,
Ipelcbe augenibetnli6 ab9el6oifen maren,
oa tie o6er Die 6ammeri9ldge bes 6abnes
oteS erfennen lteBen, tpGbren6 Sic lcchIte
Yatrone Ourcb Die 0tbe sur @pploiton ge7
brocbt mar. 9teier &eooloer bat ieoen7
fails etnem BET Gtnbreber gebDrt, 6a 6err
9Sbeeler mn Stpet Hepolper beieiien bate,
Die CT betoe nob iebt bat. 6erner purbe
in ben 8ran6ruiner, un6 stpar nabe an
Der SteIe, aus Der bic 9eic6e ser Sralt
Gron berbor9ebplt tpuroe, Elm Wteiier ge7
fltn0cn, bdS n;elletbt III Sem &0rper Der
6rdu Gron seItedt bate, oils oerielbe tbeilz
metle BON ben Slammen Der3ebrt mir6e.
Damn ipurbe i'm &eQer 6es 6atieS oie
btsber permiBt 8e!reiene 8ctroleumfanne
%sefanOen, bic ionit setuObnlicb auf Der bins
teren 8aIuitrape oes 9aule5 s~eitarOe1
bate.
Der bon Germ @beeIer criboiiene Sim
breeder lit Don benz 8eitber bes 2osier7
bauies, 80 9. Clinton Str, nit GROCER
8elttmmtbsit ais Saul S. 9o9an ibenti7
ft5trt tporben, Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat Ser
8oIt3et cine genaue 8eibreibung beS
WfauncS, nit Dem ser Ioote inttm 81 berz
fe6ren pflegte, gegeben, 10 boB bte 8erbaf7
tIr9 oeiielben porausii6tIi6 balb miro er>
foIgen fOnnen.
5eute gormittag entibloB Iidb Snlpector
Shea, bic tDeiteren geacbforf6ungen iiber
oaS Drama III 8tlmette ausuiteQen. @r
erbielt bon Dem Boliseicbef 6artisaH bon
ct. 9ouis Elm S6retben, in tpel9em gciagt
mar, baB Die @eriibte, tpelhe Ser bieiieen
8oli5et oeranlaBten, 6errn Bbeeler 3u pers
odbtigen, gGn3licb unbe9riinbet ieten.
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= NeO. Or. 3Otberob pur6e 9eI1ern,
na66em itb ietne Nmtsbriiber iecbS se7
i6lagene Stunben nit ieiner %uniauberen
@ci6ibte befaBt batten, aus Der Bresbbz
terianer1& ircbe auSgeitOBen. ST miro jest
eln anoereS @ei6Gft %anfansen.
= Der Dor einigcr 53eit bonn @epert=
i6aftsratb ernanntc Qlusi6uB bebufs Grz
ribtung zines NrbetterpaIqftes am Seeufer
mar geitern in SiBuns unb einiste fi6 iibcr
etncn 8eribt, tpelcber am Sonntag benz
Geperfibaftsratb norgcLcgt perben mir6.
9emnab ioa bas @ebGube am Seeufer,
iiblib bon &anbOlpb StraBe, erbaut merz
BEN, inter SberIeitung Der Sta6tuertpaI=
t1trg ftebeir, cine 9tnsabl 6ffentIibcr 6alten
e%ntbalten, ionic cine QIrbeiterb0rie, Saupt7
quarter fir bie peribie6enen Nrbeiter=
or9aniiationen, fir S9ieOsgeri6te, 2eie@
simmer, llnterri6tS5imnier aller Nrt uno
2eiez un6 SptelStmmcr fir &inoer.
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frei9eIprobe1t

Gubp 6olOen murbe beute 8ormtttag bon
Glbter 8raDwea BON Ger Nnflage frei=
gelproden, III mOrberii6er Qtbiicbt aui
t6ren @atten GbomaS 6olOen 9ei9oiien gu
baben. 9erB olt5iit O'6ara, benz iidb &ubp
na6 Ser S9ieBeret freiptui9 ausgeliefert
bate, tpor nibt gum Sermin anneien6,
ebenio tpeni9 6olben, Ser noc6 I'M 8reSbDz
terianer>6oSpttal barnteberltcgt. Die Sol
ben'S pobnten in 175 @ierte Q[pe. Gor orei
Gagen 9erietben 6ie8et6en in einen Streit,
i'm 8erGaufe befien &ubp eiu SbieBeiicl
ergrtff unb Solben cine &u9e[ in ben
6intertOpf iagte.
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Don fetnem PARTNER ruinirt.
2Iu9nf Gohn pom Mar Permann sum
Sanferott ee3wuneer.

8te itcb jeBt berauSlteGt, tpur0e NuguIt
Gobn, bds 6aupt Der v9topeltD Wtf'9, 60,
go. 112 Wet6igan Npe., lebte @ocbe burcb
bic Geri6penoungS1 unO Spteliu6t leineS
FortnerS Wtar !0ermann, gum Bancroft
ge5tpungen. Oerr Gobn bate Sermann
Dor Stpet Sabren tbetlS aus Wttleio, tbeils
neil er einen pertrauenSipiirbtgcn ilngen
Otann braudte, 81 itb ms @elbdft genomz
men, bas er bamol5 in benz !6aule $50. 125
GlDbourn Q(De. betrieb unb bas in ser 2tnz
ferttgung bon 9amentaiIen be1tan6.
6erranit, beiien @ater emit ette groBe
6abrit in Stem Yort beiaB, ipdter aber iein
ganSes 8ermOgen perlor, ertpies fib ais
Elm 10 fletBi9er un6 fdbtger 0ebiilfe, baB
6err Gobn ibm balb einen Q(ntbetl inn Sc
i3Qft CAB. 2ebteres pu9S 6enn altb 10,
baB grDBere &dumlicbfetten notbtpen0tg
nltr6en unb Bic 6abrtt mur6e uacb SEQ. 112
Wti6tgan NDe. berlegt. Qlm SamItag Dor
acbt Sagen perlteB 6ernann Sic Office gez
gen 9 1lbr WtorgenS nit Ser 8emerfu1g,
baB ct cine 8elteQung baben noIe uno
batb 3urii6 lein mer6e. St febrte iebpb
nt6t 5urii6, un6 ais er auch am Wontag
nt9t erl3ien, be9ann 6err @obn cine I'M
terlu6ung nno f9no nun balb, baB CT Elm
ruinirter Wfann mar. @S itellte ilb 6erauS,
6aB 6ern1arn gelpielt unb na9 uno mach
etnen 8etrag BON $500, ben ct tbeils aus
ser Ganf bcrousge8ogen, tbeitS itb 6urd
GoIecttonen peri9afft bate, Derloren bate.
Qtngeblicb i0a ct nab st. Qonis 9efloben
Ietn.
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untreuer Derfdufer.

Sarr0 Salon, 6er bis Dor einigen Sagen
8ertdufer in bet S6m16waarenabt6eiIunq
oes @ei6dfts BON SiegeI, Cooper & So,
mar, puroe 9eitern Nbenb oerbaftet, ais er
etne l1br ST. Derfaufen iucbte, Sic aus Dem
@eibGft geitobLen tporoen mar. Setn Gerz
b0r tpurbe bcute Gormittag auf Sen 20. Nos
ber1ber Deri6oben, bis 5u tpeLcbem Sage
6auon inter $1,000 8itrgi6aft itebt. 0te
6trma Sie9el, Cooper & So. glaubt, baf
9alon ite UNI Sbmu6iaben i'm 8ert0e
BON $500 beito1Len babe.
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Der 0on9bltn=proseB

&i3ter SutDin empfing beute frGb Elm
S6retbe1, i'll pelcbem Elm Mtonn, Der, pie
ct on9tebt, ntcbt lelen unb l6reiben fam,
nnb nOcb ntcbts bon Dem GrpntnzBro5ef
9ebort bat, babel abcr yinart un6 inteuiz
gent" lit, fi3 ibm ais @eibtpore1ler an.
btetet, ba ct otnebin au9enblidlib obnc
8eibGftigung lei. 9as Scbretben beitcrte
ben in ben leBtcn Gagen iiber 6aS langiamt
6orti6reiten 6es 8roSeiieS iebr befiimmer;
ten &i3ter ettpaS auf. Die Site Der por:
lduftg an9enommenen @eibnorenm murot
beute 8ormittag UNI ben Namen S. st.
6%unttngton's nermebrt.
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Gin iunoer StraBenrduber.

Scr 8Oteniunse 6enrp Sterns bon Ser
q. 9. 8. tpurbe 9eitern 2tben6 an 6er
Glarf7 uno II. Str. bon etnem ettpa 16@
idbrigen 8uriden Namens CHARLES Sobn7
ion angehalten, Der i'm inter Ocr0robung,
tbn su tOoten, aufforbcrte, i6m iein @elb
auS5uliefern. Sterns ~Iteferte benz &Guber
feline 8aari6aft, beitebenD aus 20 Gents,
aus. Der 9tduber molte bann AUDI benz
8oteniun9en Die &leiber abnebnten, ergriff
aber bel Der Qnna6erung zines BOlisiiten
Die Slu6t. st tpuroe eingebolt unb berte
bcm Ri6ter Softer ppr9eflibrt, Oer i'm TINT
$50 itrafte.
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unter Sen 4doern seritideIt.

George $. Smttb, Elm moblbefannter
8epobner bon 9arpep, tpurbe gcitern 0ta61
mttta9 9e9en 2 l1br nabe Der 8abnitation
bon SarpeD bon einem Srabt3uge ser
SutnotS Central 8abn iiber ben 6aufen gez
rannt unO a1genbGidlid6 9et06tet. 6err
Smith 9tn9 Die @eleiie in iiibliher0ft6tung
e%ntlang, ais ct BON Dem !3uge etn9ebolt
purbe, ST. murbe tbatld9lic6 bon ben
&Gbern in Stiide seibnitteu.
6err Smttb pobnte felt etpa Se6n Sab
ren in 6arpeb un6 mar 8auunternebmer
BON 8rofeilion. Sin Snqueit lit altf beute
Ia9mitta9 onberaumt.
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I'm StelIun9lu3en6en BEL Der gegen=
pdrtigen Notbla9e bas Grlangen bon 8e=
i6Gfttgung 3u erlet3tern, ntmmt oaS
Qbenbblatt Der SuinotS Staats;ettuus
SteuengeluCbe unentgeItlt6 aIf.
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OerbGnontBpol[es Oerfeben.

Otaf Sarbp, BON 1875 2arrabee Str,
nabn1 geitern Qtbenb aus Gerieben cine
9OiiS S3eiOepaiier gu iib. St wurOe nacb
Dem NIerianer@ 6ospital iiberfiibrt, mo CT
bcute firth UNI 6 ltbr Der @irfung beS Sit
ties erlag.
, 1893-11-14

8er auf bas Nben6bGatt Ser SSutnots
0taatsaettun9 gu %abOnniren tpiini6t, ibife
ltns cine Boittarte nit leiner Q6relie.
Erets 6 Gents per 8ode.
, 1893-11-14

Qln5etgen in Ser Nbenbausgabe Ser Silt
nois StaatS5eitun9 baben BEN beiten @rfolg.
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11

policy. His election Was hailed at
home and abroad as the tfiiimph Of
free-trade ideas. These facts are
known Of All. They are part and
parcel of the history Of the times.
is it any wonder, then, that state
ment. semi-ofllciallv made that while
in favor Of tariff revision, Mr.. Cieye-
land is "nnfayorahle to anything
that would be unjust or harmful to
our great manufacturing interests" "
should provoke wide anazement-
chat democratic newspapers should
receive it with incrednlous aurprisef
It can hardly be otherwise than that
ifMr.Cleveland's 5 position shall prove
to be what it is thus declared to be,
serious divisions win arise III the
Democratic ranks as to tariff legis-
lation. The great majority of the
party leaders are in full sympathy
with the Chicago platform. They
honestly desire the determination OF
tile protective system, root and
branch. They are unwilling now to
acknowledge that they won the
Presidency by false pretenses.
These men will not tamelY acquiesce
in the proposed abandonment of the
vantage they have gained by long
years Of stubborn fighting. 1t may
be they will not be able to hold their
ground-we hope they will not be
able-but they will not surrender,
without a desperate struggle. the
principle which they regard as fund
amental in the party faith.
Republicans, Of course, will find
genuine satisfaction in this possible
Democratic break-up on the tariff
question. The matter, however, has
higher than partisan significance.
1t involves the welfare of great ma
tional interests which the accepted
Democratic policy menaces with dis
integration and ruin. The conserva-
tiOn of these interests should be the
the first concern of Republicans. II
that result can be reached through
Democratic dissensions, precipitated
by the President, then surely these
dissensions are to be welcomed. We
may have little respect for the con-
sistency OF the man who, once lifted
to place, can repudiate the declara-
tions by which he climbed into
power; but if that insincerity enures,
in the inevitable logic Of events, to
the advantage Of the public. we can
well afford to moderate our partisan
criticisms ofthe spectacle ofpolitical
tergiversation thus presented, in 8
keen enjoyment Of the continued
practical triumph of principles for
which we stand, and have always
stood, in our politics
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11

Ia seems unjust that the Commis
sioner of Pensions should place the
burden Of proof on pensioners whom
he desires to drop from the rolls, by
compelling them to prove their right
to receive the pension allowed to
them. Fraudulent cases are more
likely to have strong papers than the
deserving claimants to the Nations
bounty. because such cases are pre-
pared for the purpose of covering up
their fraudulency and consequently
the technicalitiesa are carefully looked
after The Grand Army should look
after this particular point, and make
the claim that where the government
has allowed the justness of a pen
sioner's claim and paid the quarterly
pension the burden Of proof
should rest with the pension depart
ment. As it now is, The records and
malicious information are the
grounds on which the pensions are
suspended and as we said before the
records in such cases do not afford
all that is desired as guide to re-
wise the pension rolls by.
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11
FOuIk's Bulletin.

MILFORD, DEL. FRIDAY, Aug, IL 1898.
Sun rises at 5:S and sets at 7;2
days length l3h 54m.
High water at Milford at 1924
a. m, at he mouth of the river at
8:45 a. IN.
New moon at S:4S p. m. to-day.
Weather for the next days
changeable.
The summer weather generally
with the fruit btings a number ofail-
ments more or less serious depending
very much upon the care that is used
to prevent or check them. Children
will eat green and premature fruit
and children that are not children
will do the same. The result is chol-
era morbus, Dlarrhea and Dysen-
terry, which iftaken in time can often
be controlled, You should keep a
bottle of Foulk's Diarrhea mixture
always at hand and use it at the first
appearance of either Of the above
troubles. 1t will be all you need in
most cases.
For collie or pains in the stomach,
use FoBlk's Essence of Jamaica gin
ger. Persons drinking much water
should take teaspoonful OCCASION
ally in sweetened water. It gives
tone to the stomach and in fact to
the whole system.
In addition to the above for cases of
emergency you want to keep always
in the family bottle OF good Laud-
anum, Bottle Essence Peppermint, /,
Spirits Lavender Compound, Castor
Oil, Spirits Turpentine and a box
each of Foulk's Antibilious and Eu- (
reka pills.
You get all these articles pure
from us. We would also recommend
you to keep Foulk's Coru Cure
which will give relief at once end
finally take your Corns
Ifyou are troubled with toothache
use Foulk's toothache drops it will
give instant relief.
For your summer amusement call
and get set of croquet. New lot
just received
For summer comfort new ham
mock has become a necessity. A
new supply just in.
Mosquitoes, and feas can be de-
stroyed Or driven from the house by
the use of insect powder, but it must
be god We have the very best
the market will aihidr]...
For bed bugs, the pet of pests.
use Foulk's bed bug destroyer. It
will certainly destroy them.
For anything you want in drugs
and medicines come here and you
will be sure to get them pure.
FOULK & co.
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11


-tariH which viii injure the peoples indus
trial interests or jeOpardize their prosperity.
Mr. Cleveland is known by his own declara-
tiOns which are conclusive, TO be favorable
to a revision ofthe Mckinley act, but he is
also known by his own declarations to be
unfavorabie TO free trade or 10 anything like
free trade, OF TO anything that zgOUid be TN
5nsf oy hafnLfitf 10 our great 0iaNtlfaefnr-
ing interests
The Democratic policy, as declared
q Chicago; antagonized all protec-
tive duties as robbery and IS without
warrant in the Constitution. Tie
Democratic national platform de-
mandel that the Mckinley act, de-
signed sor the encouragement and
protection OF our great manulaclur-
ing and industrial interests, should
be rep aled, and pledged the psrty
to ma & lis repeal special and i'm
media duty Mr. ClevelaBd, ac-
cepting his nomination on that plat
form emphasized his approved Of its
principle in carefully digestcd let
ter IN which he denounced protection
as "eNtoilion, ? as oppressive to the
iN'IANF fAlttl Att lNlAtl tANOA AlllC 10
private and selfish gain, and ex-
plicitly affirmed that tariff leeisla-
tion can only find Justification in The
necessities Of the government. III
amy candidate for President ever oc-
cnpisd, hy bis own avowals, an at
titude Of hostility to the great sys-
TEN OF manufacturing industries
which has grown up under Republic
can legislationand to the protective
policy which now exists, that candi-
date was Mr Cleveland. His cleo
tion was urged specifically on that
ground By the reyenue-reformers /
and lree-uaders Of The country He +
Ifceived the votes Of all such re-
formers and ffec-tfadels. He re-
ceiYed as well the votes ofthousands
Of workingmen who had been de-
luded by his appeals arsd those Of his
advocates into the belief that they
we're suffering from evils which he
Tcaid cure BY areveraH Of our tarifs,
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11

Almost every part of the
store has put on new activity
under the influence of the
TRADE S,LB.
Manufacturers and import
ers with overloads or with sur
Of any sort, urge US to
pass their goods out to you at
little or no profit to them
often at less than cost. If the
qualities are right we are glad
to do it.
This is surely a harvest time
for wide-awake housekeepers.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11
CatarrB IN New Hnglano

Isiy's Cream Balm gives satisfaction 10
every ane using il for catarrhal troubles
G. x. Mellor Druggist. Worcester, Mass.
] believe Ely's Cream Balm is the best ar.
ticle for catarrh ever offered the public -
Bush x Co. Druggists Worcester, Mass.
An article Of real merit. &C, p. Alden,
Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use il SPEAK highly oft Geo.
A.lIill, Druggist, Springfield Mass.
Cream Balm has given satisfactory results
W. P. Draper. Druggist, Springfield. Mass
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11
4 99Ms- s-INcII.DING r0sTse.r.

FOR ONa gEAl,. CASH III ApvANt e.. $500
~ SIX MONTHS. ~ ADVANCE -.-......sO. Sc
Fe RONkYEAR.NOT RAID IN AbvA NcE.si.ae
qranricnt Advertisements. 90 cents per inch Of
Oh ins,qtiun- Su.e ecqbent ius. riiens. % cents.
l,eaoine Notices ~ Genus per dns.
Aea " rste- glgen Oh application.
Subs4fiAors noticing ans orrar n their dates VIII
piuase notify us 10 once
Mol lfcs g q he discontinued 5nfi ail uuear-
auee &C. i.eid MONEY! may be sent BY mail H
tnf rif ~ afaft. fostal note, postal order, or
sistrred ic tc only
subseginsrs Will observe the dale accompanying
che NAMES WITH which their papers ere addressed.
The date r. the time 10 which tho sahscriuuon is
paid When new payment Is made. this date
will be immediately altered SO that Use label is o
consteut receipt in fun for the time which the sub
eeriber has paid
Entered st the Post OGlce IN Milford. Del. as
second class mail matter
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11

Dr. NJ ]. Davis is a prominent physician
of Lewis, Cass county, Iowe, and has been
actively engaged in the practice Of medicine
at that place for the past thirty-fve years.
On the goth of May, while in Des Moines en-
route to ChicaPh, he was suddenly taken
with an attack of diarrhoea. Hsying sold
Chsmberlain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarhosa
Remedy for the past seventeen years, and
knowing its reliability, he procured a IS
cent bottle, two doses of which completely
cured him. The excitement and change Of
water aud diet incident to travelling often
produce diarrhma, Every one should pro-
cure bottle Of this remedy before leaving
home. For sale by G W. Marshall, Milford,
Del, and Douglass Drug Store Milton, Del
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11

CHANCELLOR WALcoTT could do no
more noble act than to direct the ex-
penditure ofwhateverayailable funds
there may now be of the 'Potter Es-
tate (which is held in trust by him
"for the benefit of the poor of Kent
county outside Of the almshouse"-
for the purpose of building an Old
Peoples Home, where the aged and
INDECENT could be cared for under the
care Of matron. This would be
carrying out the intention ofthe devil
see far better than it ever has, and
would certainly make the last days
of many poor but worthy people end
in comfort and peace. We make
this suggestion recognizing the fact
that to carry it into execution will
require much careful tlought. Many
plans will he suggested % 1.-THE cheap
est and best N our opini3 b would be
to build a home capabA of holding
at first about twesty people; then
'narge i iise sssittance fee, say fifty
ioilifs formulate code ofrules
- government which will insure
sotaining the purpose for which it
was built--a home for the aged and
INDECENT poor outside of the aims
house
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11
CORNER or JAPANESE SECTION.

which form one Of the richest features Of
the empire. The work is embellished
with many. ornamental nail heads and
strips Of fanciful metal work, producing
effects that are rich and impressive.
Within the display is the handsomest
and most costly ever made by the Japa-
nese at any exposition. At Paris four
years ago the empire did well, and at
traeted much attention, but the exhibit
there was neither so comprehensive nor so
costly as that which is TO be seen here.
The Japanese do not surprise one with the
beauty Of their work, but with the infinite
variety Of ways In which their native skill
has been shown. There does not seem to
be anything on earth too difficult for their
accomplishment 1.-THE truth were known
they are great imitators. They do not
actually originate one-haf the things for
which they are given credit. But every
{.
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11
just as sratea

was troubled with headache and indiges-
,ioa, and used ole 25-ceat bottles of DR..
Deane'7 Dyspepsia Pills, which greatly ben
ehted me, believe they will permanently
cure me- A, 5. SPARKS.
Middletowu Hotel, Middletown, Del.
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Milford Branch
OF THE -
IatiOnaI Home Building and Loan Association

BIooEnaAua aGon1, IN.
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Assets July 5, 1893 1916 262 "a
Shares in force over 67,oco.
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Daes class "a" 55 cts Natures in 2 nv q ,.,...'
Dues class "B" Sl.lO Matur g in or wears
NEW SERIES EVERY MONTH.
Omceuss
President. Geo. II. Hall; Vice-President. Cbas
Bal ker; Secretary, Dig. W Pleasanton: Collecfer
and Treasurer, Chas H. Sackett Attorney, VIM
F. Causey. "--
Trustees
}. E. Holland, ]. 5. Short D. Refs. E, Call
VIM. ]. Simpson, B. T, Collins. ana Marx L. Ds1is'
Apply for shares to q w, Pleasanton. Secre,
tarP or G. II. Saokett
Due of Milfold branch collected the last ss.ur.
day Of each month at the National Hotel.
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11

Are you iusured2 If not, now is the time
to provide Yourself and family with bottle
of G. hamberlain' Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhHe Remedy as an insurance against any
ser BUS results from an attack Of bowel COM
plt INT during the summer mouths It is al
mP certain to be needed and shouid be pro-
cVted at once. No other remedy can take
Us place OF do lis work IS and SO cent bot
Hes for sale by 6. W. Marshall MILFORD, Del,
and Douglass drug store, Milton, Del
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house
AK. oLavaIand.s TarlfI VOC.

A recent article in the PhiIadel-
phia Ledger concerning the tariff
views Of President Cleyeland has
awakened a good deal of discussion
in political circles. The editor Of
the Ledger is known to hold inti-
mate relations with the President,
o.. =. -...1
Milford chronicle., 1893-08-11
HRanamlnIker's.
PHILADELPHIA, AUc,, 9Th, 1893.
Closed Saturdays at I p N,
FiANikM1-e Z-aae SAFE.

F7f5Nft1t1e Irade SAFE.
An August Trade Sale of
Furniture. Why not? Why
shouldn't the manufacturers be
glad to have no dull season
and no storage costs. Better
by far for them and the peo-
pie back OF them 10 keep the
wheels going, even if they
made almost no profits Bet
ter for gOu to get Furniture a
little out of season and get a
third or a quarter more for
the money.
We reasoned that waythree
years ago-and each August
sinee-with most gratifying
results to the manufacturers,
to US to you.
Now we are ready for the
Fouyth AnnAaL
Furniture Trade Sale
under conditions which far sur
pass either Of the preceding
ones in interest.
Only the leading makers
were consulted, and only the
choice Of their goods taken.
Rayio,- Sab
Chamber Suits
Slde60araS
Dining Tables
Chi1oniers
Book Gases
China Closets
and a variety Of other articles
of the very best material and
workmanship in their several
grades have been gathered at
prices heretofore unheard of.
The sale began on Tuesday,
August 1.
Every piece Of Furniture we
sell now means something to a
workingman, somewhere.
We will pack the goods and
have them raady to be sent
home September Ist, Septem-
Der 18th, or even October Ist,
if it will accommodate you.
Three days work is better
than no work, but a full week. S
work would be the best of all.
Whatever we can sell for the
manufacturers means buster
and cabinet makers
and brighter faces for other
anxious mechanics.