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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-04


Robinson, Amelia, 81 49,
johnson. Amelia, 81. 46.
Rhodes. B. ?. and s: J., sl5.4L
Richardson. Chas. F. z. s22.sl.
kRupPert. CHRISTIAN. 81 rs; .,n
Reed. Emily H.. 81 81.
Reed, Emily T.. 50 ~.
Reed. Emily H., g. ~
Redd. E and NJ. "a 25.
Ris ey. Edwin H. 50. 20.
Risley. Edwin H.. %. So
Kicks. Elizabeth. S1.26
Rhodes. Edward. 81 10.
Rorison. Edward. IS 06.
Rest. Prank. S34. A.
Raw. Grace A S1l-49.
Richardson. Grant. 81. 3d.
Ruth. Gertrude, $40. "a
Rose, Geor-e W, $3.50.
Raff, Ida, 81. A..
Raft. Ida, 81. 40.
kslston. Jackson r.. IS. Ii.
Racks. Joan. s2o62
Reeder. Jacob L.. SO. 81
Ridout. John, SIS. 80.
Ridout. John. S11. 30.
Roots. John. 81. 10.
Ross. James l.. S13.eo.
Ross. James L., Sl6.l7
Robinson. -ohn. s22 90.
Runners. JOHN Il. S162.
Randall, Kate. S,937.
Richie. Louis W, 80 IS.
!sitchis, LOUIS W. 81. 81.
Roolnson. Letetia, S2l. AZ.
Reed. Maria. SI341.
Reed. NJ. c. and j, ". s.. s2.4l
Riley. Martha J.. SILLY.
Riiey. Martha J., SIS. IS
Rest. Philip and VIM. s1S.56.
Ridoui, Peter. s1.3l.
Roth. Phihp W, Sl0.14
Robinson. Rose and Robert, 81 80.
Reamer. VIM. F.. 3D..
Reamer. VIM. f.. ~. 81.
Reamer. Vim. F.. 81 "a.
Reames. VIM. F., 81 "a
Rodgers. Wn. H.. 81 80
Rose. VIM. II. =, g., 81.
Rose. W.n. H. A39.2L
Rose. Win. H., Sl6.i4
Rose. VIM H.. ga.
Rose. VIM. h. as. A.
Rizby, Zoe, IS 81.
Rizby, Zoe, - 80.
Rizby. Zoe. So. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-04

McLaushiin. Aaron F.. -. IS.
Marsh. Amanda h. Sl. 40.
" s-sh. Amanda II. eL.36
Marsh. Amanda H. tl.32
McEuen, Chgs. A.. Sl&. l9.
McLuen, Chss. A. Sl8. 10.
McEuen. Chn,. 20. IS.
IcEuen. Chas. A.. s5S. 81.
Middleton, Ella c.. s:,0 TO.
Middleton. Ella c.. s2.61.
Middleton. Ella C.. 81. 81.
Mattfngly. Francis. $3.50. %.
McCeney. Henry c.. S3l ~.
McCeney. Harriet. $l03 80.
May. John Casper. s1S2.
Matthews. JOSEPH. . 10 IL.
Masterson. John. S344.
Moore. Jacob, G1i.S6.
Martin. Martha j.. S3j.3l
Martin. Marths J.. g.. 10.
Moore. s;chnrd. &l6. "A.
Morrison. Rutus A.. $l2. n
Moses. X. ]. NJ. S233.
Mitchell. Samr 8. ss1l.
Mitchell. SAINT s.. &l3 o..
Mitchell. Sam'i S. 50 or.
Mockbee, Susan. IS. -.
Martin. William. eli
Mackall. VIM. W.. jr. 20. IS.
Newlands. francis q. e49 Al.
N-wlanda, Francis q. SlO.6s.
Neiinan. George. SS.cS
Netinsn. George. s6 20.
Nelinsn, Georse. 50. 90.
Neal, Kate. g. IL.
Neilicnn. Mary n. &2.7l.
Sornent. Samuel. -. ~.
Norment, Samuel, 500
Naylor. fhos. and B., $i4.E
Osterman. Herman L. IL. %
Osborn. Laura j.. $2.9...
Poo-e Annie ". A11. %.
Parrow. EDWARD, 81. o..
Pinckney. Ell. s3 30.
Humphrey. Geo. e., IL. -
Puin3h, sy. Geo. C.. ~. -.
Puinphrev, Geo. c.. 81. 81.
Powell. Horace and -all:e, 81.
Paul, Joseph, ~. n.
Paul. Jos phi. &5. ~.
ltzxiui. Juan A.. $50 02.
Parker, I.etitin, S3. ~.
rhilirs. Wary E. a:i5. lo.
Perkins. Sarah j.. $l."6.
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prue. Ann. 90. IL.

PzlEa--. d. p. sIs -.
Palmer, D. p. slS2A.
f4ge. Elixab-th, 81. 50.
Pare. Elizabeth. $50 Il.
Plrerltnx. Emanuel. 80 "a
Pideriing. Emanuel. ct al. eS a.
Powell. = rSnces. e. -.
Psxton. Geo. L 81 %.
fotee. George p. s2f %.
fot-e. GeOr<e p. sI2. I'd
fotee. George r.. sl2- a.
hrsther. Harriet A, "a OS
reyton. Henry D.. 81 IS
Rixton. H A. ELI 80
f1rsons. Hosna-r b.. etO3. Q5.
harsoas. Hosmer b slO3. Is.
Parsons. Hosmer b. clos. a.
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
The Editor,a Fnn1-

The best abused class in England are ed.
itors' and they are not the most fortunate
IN other respects. A friend Of mine was
ealilng on one the other day and for pur-
-Qses OF his own condoling with him.
- replied the other, I'VE have much
~ and the times are just now excep-
tionally--2ard because Of the general slack
ness in advertising. !" Moreover, said my
friend, there is the hi price Of fuel For
my part, | tell my people, Whatever you
put on the fire pray dOnl5N put coal. -
we never do" said the edit lE. -.
the one advantage Of my pr5iession- :. los
independent Of the fuel famite We have,
ceased to return rejected contributions. ~
london Illustrated News.
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
Tho vVoman ygho aIves Aaylee.

She is a very wearisome woman, the on,
who gives you advice.
She does not wait till you ask for it OF
she thinks you need it,
She has it in store, and if you bappen
along she pours it out on you.
1t usually happens, too, that she pours il
most freely when you can't use it, don't
want it, wouldn't have it and wish sbe
would keep still.
She has sharp eyes, as a rule. They are
not bright and pretty, but restless little
beads that look as if they were threaded
with apin point which prieks you at every
glance.
II she looks, it is to criticise; if she lis
tens, it is to suggest; il she speaks, it IS to
relate her experience and explain her way.
You may meekly suggest that you also
would like to come by your KNOWLEDGE
through experience, but she seems to Be
doubtful if so unimportant an individual
will ever have any Of the happenings that
teach.
She means well--oh, bless her, yes-but
She Is very wearing to mortals who come
"a her way and have mislaid their wings
New York Advertiser
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17

a large force has been engaged in pre
pairing the way for the removal of tbI
steamer Crescent City from her position or
the Bay Shell road, where she was driver
by the recent storm.
The plan adopted to remove the boat is >
novel one here, and the progress Of the work
Is the subject Of much consideration from
shipmen and others. a basin 6 feet in depth
mas been cut beneath and around the boat
sufficiently large to permit herto be turned
and pointed out toward the deep water
Connecting with this basin is canal made
In three divisions and feet deep.
IL is proposed to pump the first basin fulI
OF water with a steam fireengine. and when
this Is done the boat viii be ioated. and
turning it half way round win be an easv
task When the boat has been turned in
the direction of the deep water, the dam
leading into the first section Of the canal
viii be opened and by the natural aravita-
5lon the boat will be fioated into fbe first
section Of the canal, and after this the SEQ
md and the third dams will be cut awav.
ma thus the boat will be carried ont to
where the water of the bay will be deep
inough to float her.
The situation Of the Crescent CITY. 1Ofeet
u more above the water, will allow a good
an OF the water.-Mobile Register.
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
Oatarrh oannotLba Onrad

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as thew can.
not reach the seat q the disease. Catarri
IS blood or eonstitutioual disease and n
oieeI 70 cure It YOU must take internal rem
eGles, HAIRS Catarrh Cure is taken intern.
ally, and acts directly on the blood and mn.
cous surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is NOT
quaek medicine. It was prescribed bv one
OF the best physicians ia this country for
years and is a regular prescription. II is
composed of the best tones known. COM
9ined with the best blood purifier acting
directly upon the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two Ingredients Is
what produces such word srful results In
curing Satarrh Send for testimonials free
+. J; CHENEY & co, Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 7sc.
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
Toast Water

When making toast water see to it that
the bread IS Drowned to a turn. One par
tlcle Of scorch will destroy the delicacy Of
1he dish. Allow enough boiling water to
cover the Drowned slices, and let them
stand until cold Strain the water. sweeten
to taste--again care must be taken chat tbis
drink will not be unpalat able. putas small
piece of ice in the glassfuL
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
A Reae.ff.
Queer rIec,r,c c,o.s

y. i. Hudson, convict IN the MARYLAND
peniIentlaIy, has constructed a real horo-
logical odaity IA the shape Of au electric
CLOCK; Inc dlal is semicircle Of white
marble with " marked at each corner, the
osnef numerals ior the hours being figured
aions ehe aic 10 has one hour hand and
tNo minute hands, the last two set onnosifo
TO each other aud in such a nanner tbst
one is seen at noon and the other hi mid.
night, and az no other time The secon5s
arc marked on g dial that turns from ri0bf
70 LEFT, while the pointer, orsecond hapd Il
stationary Hudson is a born genius and
nearly every room in the prison Is adorned
a specimen Of his Ingenuity I.oui.
Republic
{. .
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17


an the music, and an the prayers. and a
: the sermonic considerations OF this dan ~
/ / irving 60 Introduce you through the bloos
Of the slain lamb. 'e'
THE DEFEAT OF OBLIVION.
Oh, where is oblivion novs rro,, +i.,
dark and overshadowing word that n eae,,,,
81 Wnen began, it has become something
Whlea no man or woman or child wloioves
tne Lord need ever fear. Oblivion defast
ca. oblivion dead. Oblivion sepulebe,e5
But must not be so hard on chat devonr,
| ing monster, for into its grave 30 All onr
SINS when the Lord for Christis solrs hos
forgiven them. just blow a resnrraotio,,
trumpet over them when once Oblivion No.
snapped them down. Not one of tben,
rises Blow again. Not = stir amid all ~
pardoned iuiyuities Of a lifetime Rlor
again. Not one Of them moves in tho deen
grave trenches. But to this powerless -.
direction trumpet voice responds. half nm
man. haiI divine and it must be nart man
enu part God, say ING, "lhelr sins and tl.oir I
iiIS ~, uieies VIII I remember no more,
4h+nk God f5r tA.s blessed oblivionf So
you YOU see did not invite you down into 4 4
S.' seliai' Dut upon throne; not into the (
sl''Fe ara TO which all materialsm is des-
s-''.,'' o.iu II 90 garden all ahleom with
ellaselhg remembrance. The frown az
my hrst text has become the kiss ~ ~
second text. Annihilation has becon,a. .oor
1nation. Tie Wrlugigg hands of a s-re,t
agony have become the clappines bo,,ds7 ~ ~
great JOY. The requiem with which We IL,
gan mas become the grand march with t,
fhicn we close. The tear of sadness tbst
oAei down our cheek has struck the Iin ,
riumph.
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
Another du Pont Barn Burned.

The new harm Of Edward Seltzer, in Bran
dywine hundred was burned a little after
Z. 80 O'Clock on Monday night. It is a total
loss. The FIRE also consumed the adjoining
silo with its contents. No live stock were
burned but Mr.. Seltzer loses all his hay and
grain aud the farming implements that were
housed beneath the barn
A. The barn is burned to the ground. The
4 si Us a large stone and frame structure
- i-ss7=.7p SEslz scss = tie du Pont gate
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17

Mrs Jumps new stock includes all the
latest novelties in millinery, trimmings aud
notions; coats. cloaks, caps and furs for in
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
BuCkIen's Arnioa save,

Iha best Salve 10 T. world Tor Cuts, bruise
Sores Ulcers Salt Rleun, Fever Sores, Teitoi
obapped Hands Oh plains, Corns, aud ali ski
rnoi'ons. and pos gelY cures Piles. or no psy
sequIrea' It is guaranteed to give perfect salts
laeH ~, or money refunded. Price Is cts. ps
OK. For safe bv G. " 4RsHa1L. Druggist
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
Conkinr bv E.Ient,.ioi,.

Some Of the London electrical supply
firms are taking very sensible and practical
steps to enable the public to readily eniov
the advantages Of electric heating. They
are not only lending out electric cooking
stoves to customers, but are prepared to
supply separate meter and charge half
rates foreooking Besides these ovens there
are breakfast cookers, in which eggs and
bacon may be cooked on the breakfast ta-
hla.-DiLtsLnne- Dianat.L
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
It shou.d Be in Every House.

j. B. Wilson, s7i Clay St.. shiFpsburg. Pa.
gays be wiil not be without Dl a7snl's New Dis
oovery Tor Consumption, CoBt and Colds thn,
cured his wife who was "a ssned With Pneu
monia after an artacI. Of ''La Fippe whea va
riooa other remedies and seY physicians haa
done herio coed. Robert 81 ss~,ag C'otspor,
Pa, claims Dr. Kings Ne-> q Bnahas 1ans
MIN more good than anytBH Nse1 for
lnnE Trouble. Nothiua llEe pree
~ bottif9ot DR., g. w 1larsI T------------Aa,
Large bottles, 800, aud 81 o..
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
Notice.

The Slaughter Neck Cunning Club pro-
hibit all trespassing on Wiltbankis and d.
H. Hollands marshes with dog or gun also
the Island known as the Black Walnut Is
land, under the penalty of law. Nov. 8, st
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17

tstops to leave passengers from Wilmlngto
ana points north, or take passengers for point
outh OF Deimar
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington :ed6 a. m, and 9,s1 D. m
$40 and 1l.i2 q. m, $50. 4'S0, 500 aud5.50p.m m
week days. Leave New Castle $50 a. m. aud
10,l5 p M. daily $751; 9i5 Illus am. lib.
6.s5, cal and7.sl pm. week days.
Express trains leaving Harrington sos a. m.
and arriving at $40 p. m, weekdays, run through
solid to and frem Baltimore, via Porter and
BRANCH ROADS,
ELAwARE, MARYLAND & VIRanIN r. R.
Leave Harrington for Franklin and way stations
days and Saturdays Returning, train leaves
franklin 555 a. d., week days, 2.sO p. m, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Franklin City for ChRcoteague (via
eteamer) 2.1O p ~. weekdays, Returning, leave
Chincoteague SEQ a. m. weekdays,
For.a erin, leave hIantlgtOn lilo a. m week
days and 625 p. N. Taesday, Thursdays and
Saturdays Returning, leave BELLA 657 a. M
week days.S.is p. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
QUEEN ANNE & KENT Il. R--Leaye Townsend
1er Centreyilie aAd way siaucns g55 a. IN. anu ]
b,e5 p, m. weekdays. Returning, leave Center i
vile IA a. IN. aAd 45 ,, week days.
DBL. q CHEsArEAkE 4. h.-Leeye Clayton fol /
Oxford aud way stations at IL. IL a. N and 53S p /
m, Meek-days. heturnlng, leave oxford 6.45 u. IN
ana l.sO p. IN. weekdays,
CAMBRIDaE u SEAFORD Il. R.-Leaye SeafOre
Aof cambridge and intermediate stations at il.5-
A. IA. weekdays. ahd on ruesdays, Thursdays, ,anc
Saturdays 7OJ p. IN. ReJufnng, leave Cambridge
o.SOa Land on. Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
nrdaYs 5.<7 y. m.
CoNNEoT1oN AT Porter, with Newark & Del
aware CITY railroad. Az Townsend, with Queen
Anne's q Kent RaiiroA1. Al Clayton, WIN De.-
aware q Chesapeake Railroad and BaltmOre q
De!aWare Bay railroad. at Harrington, with
Delaware, Maryland q Virginia Railroad AT
Seaiord, with Cambridge s. 5, afford hailrOad. At
delhar, with New YORK, phil ladel Fnia & NoTfOIK
Wicomico q PocomOke, and Peninsula railroads
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
ME TELL Y0n

nothing new when we state that il pays TO engage
in a permanent, most healthy and pleasant busi-
ness, that returns profit for every days work.
Such is the business we offer the working eiass.
We teach them how 10 make money rapidly, and
guarantee every one who follows our Instructions
faithfully the making Of 100000 a month.
Every one who takes hold now and works will
surely and speedily increase their earnings; there
can be no question about e.; others nov AZ work
are doing it, and y0u, reader, can do the saihe
This is the best paying business that yo'f'have
ever had the chance 10 secure. You win Ihake a
grave mistake IL you fail to give it trial It once
If you grasp the situation, and act qIIckly, you
viii directly find yourself in most prosperous
business, at which you can surely maze and save
large sums Of money. Tire results II only few
hours work will often equal a W eek's wages
Whether you are old or young, manl0r woman, Il
makes no difference, r. do as we tef fyOu, and sue
cess win meet You at the very<start Neither
experience or capital necessary Those whe work
for US are rewarded. WhX.ybt write to-day for
full particulars. free E. q ELLEN & Co,
Box M D, Aueusta, Me
el, Nv.
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
ID baltimore s. OHIO RAILROAD.
- Schedule IN effect Nov IS, 1891,
TRAINS LEAVE Delaware AVENUE DEPOT,
EAST BOUND

- Schedule in effect Nov IS, 1891,
TRAINS LEAVE DELAwARE AVENUE DEPOT
EAST BOUND
Express Trains.
New York. week days. 3 O3, 81 s 50, 10 ss am.
u q, 2 SO, 5 3s, 80, p. m.
New York, Sundays, 3 O3. SOLO Sg a. m 19 81
2 10. 5 49, z 80 p. m.
Boston, g IS p IA daily, with Pullman buffe
sleeping cars, running through TO Boston without
change, via Poughkeepsie osidge landing passen
gers in B, & H. station, Boston
y Philadelphia, week days, O3, 737, 8 so, 70 &c.
sunday 3 Oa, So 10 SO, a. m; 40, as. ss
/ II 90 pm.
ohesier, week days. os 800, 6 s5, 2 81. ~.
90 CO. so 70 o. 10 s6,l0 SO Il 50 a. m, co,
50. o. 10 05, So, 49, 80, 20 10 90. II DC
p. m,
Chester, Sundays o3, 8 IS, 7 as 50, COLO ss,
80 25, 10 90, q 90 p. m.
Atlantic City, week days, 81 a. m, 40p m,
Sunday, 50 a. m 50 a. N. 80 pm
WEST BOUND,
Baltimore and Washington, aG, os, a, 1s 10
a. m;,2 %, o. 81, 6 S6, 8 u, 8 16 p. m. daily
Sundays 80, O2 A, q. M; y l6, , o., O5 51
80, i2, 0 16 D. NJ.
Baltimore and way stations, 7O2 m, 3 55 p.
m. daily.
baltimore and principal stations on Philadef
phia Division, 10 06 a. m. daily.
80, IS, =, 9 ie. II 10 PIN. Sundays 46, 0s,
a q. m, IL 10, O5. ST. SO, s5, i2 1G Il 10
p. M
Chicago, A a. m.,2 10 Q l6p. M daily.
Cincinnati and Sc. Louis, y l6 p m, and l6
p. m, both daily.
singerly accommodation, 702 q. m, O5. 2 as
and IL 10 p. m. daily.
Landenberg accommodation, week davs. 2 o.
II o. a. m, % and 40 p m, Sundays, 80 am
and 05 4bip. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STA
TION.
For Philadephia week days. 5 49, 6 20 2 % q On
%, II 50 a. m, IL ~, 80, 45 D. M. Sun6ave
6 20 a. m, l2 42 3 50, 9 45 D. in.
Fer Baltimore, week days, 5 s. @ So 81 0 "a
Il 81 a. m, So 50 p m Sundays and 2553 90 |
pm.
Baltimore and principal statiins on Philadalphia
Division, 80 a. m dali, except Sunday, Sundays 1
3 25a m.
For Landenberg and wsv stations, week days.
9 SO, 10 80 a. m, So 5 60 .. m, Sundays 25 a.
m. 2 So 8 90 p. m.
Chicago and Pittsburg, 90 g. m. daily except
Sunday, II AZ p. m daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis, II 35 a. NJ, daily ex-
cept Sunday
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
Daily, 4s45. co, z s5, l5, $40, 1000, II 42a.m.
IL 90 noon, / 45, 2 o. 3 90, O3 414 40, 8 20, Il
( SO @ u26 a0 3S, 8 10, s 4 0i0 10. II 30 ,. %.
Sunday %, 90, 8 IS, 30, 20 90, II AZ am.
70 90 noon, 2 90, 3 90, 4 IA, 4 30 6O2 go 38
8 10, 8 40, 10 10, IL 80 p. IA
Telephone le3
Ra,es to Western points lower than via any
hrough train. C. o. ScULL Gen1Pta Agent
!. T-ODElsils General ManaGer.
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17

which ;ss5lsilea' s;l.sa Do not abandon the system
mites fsr ffs ifs ms country the best Opportu
a,.s ~ 6. they have ever had IA f,fe,fsls
nes with the Protective Tariff and ny Ba
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
: LOOK

The :.
to Gil hona
flannel cloth,
s9issIS s565s !. oIs9 'al's sas The First.
wash the soap of, spon
ter, dry on a soft
the palms Of the hands ~
tion. After the face Is thoron.
take some unguent on the fingers an.
the massage Almond oil and cocoa ~.
ter are both softening and are easily and
quickly absorbed. But no unguent must be
used constantly, or it viii produce Light
down upon the face. In the morning the
face should be washed in hot water con-
tanning ANYTHING the skin may seem to de-
mand. .--ladies' Home journal.
A Reelection.
whereY 'SN '91e'F some
~. rIisoner-1I 3. shouldn't wonder. have
London Tit-Bits. 'i'ne'-
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17
No CDGOO. Poisonous TREATMENT


n Mr. l., A. r. VERGERsON saws
under oath: Failing cure me- the
professional pride Of my family physi.
] ei4u would not permit him 90 ncknou
"a ledge DIR. IltEEL'S ability by I'D.
~ iAs& VI tslsihg me 70 consult him IN lookiuc
t~T ~ ~ Tor relief went 70 different adrcr
GA Using doctors Who gave advice ffee.
-. bnt was 20 discouraged by their IN
49, ability 10 examine properly that /
1sta5A could not be persuaded into taking
W44r CNNN their cheap treatment. They an seem.
tE1@/ YN4 Cd 70 take great satisfaction in warning
ER "a JNl me AGAINST Dr. IHEEI. 1917
h tAHl TfffN ARCH Street, phila ID was onig
~-- the petty iealously Of ignorant quacks.
determined 20 consult DR. IhEEL and what Kind Of
man ne vas Ills appearance and manner confidence
He explained how impossible for fsnoau auacks n
compete with educated physician that 10 secure Va
tins they were compelled 70 advertise advice free eheap
e.meni and said that II not fdr laxiy STATE
medical law they would not be allowed 10 continue their infer
nal business From my experience with them knew this 10
De perfectly true As result OF his thorough examination
ne explained what necessary relieve my Weakened -
haqsed condition due TO loss OF vitality, he oeary
evil habits and what the
move structures that give fearful agony, and cure
eeey discharge. Although in Of
heah Pc was positive be could restore perfect health
having had 10 MS long experience thousands OF worse
strong, well able to do any ofWora due I, ne
knowledge and skill Of DIR. THEEL 1917 ARCH Street
Phia he g the Specialist whom al those who Yauly
aeekiugreief ahould consult az
wish TO state right ere, during soourn under thu
Doctor care at his beautiful country home three more
gentlemen who had been placed there BY their parents and
friends and All three len there
pasing the wonderful skin and ability the Doctor had
been not alone our physician but true and Kind hearted
No name or address any patient VIII be pub.
Ished unless they desire. sfriefeaf secrecy |
guaranteed 70 every patient.
Milford chronicle., 1893-11-17

me me SonSun1 ptive and Feeble and an vbo
Tonic teures the worst Conqh Weak inrs flsii ft
s,-'r einaie Heakness. ihcuuiasl Pain Que 4 ~
HlMpERCORNS. The only sure cure 81 r,-,,
9''P' -'' pam alAkes Wa1u easy, cis, at Drueests
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Trample nnnn

seeiy ~ proposition for Unlimited Frse Cole
se e q SILVER Dollars which are worm Sll o-il,
~, SsIls i,, On the dollar Make fhem ,eo-,j' 2
Isn pa. Doiiar- The Sr4S 900. 900 Of Nstia,,s
.;s,. iaA votes Withdrawn from eircnis,;l,'
ooe '.le looi nave been replaced bv over sos
NJ 49, 80, q silver which has been but oSl
its fscs ''es - sns peoples silver money worth
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out Wail and winter Goods

-sve money, go to J. W.
nd Winter Goods.
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P. w. & 8. abroad

DELAWARE DIVISION.
On and afief NovRMBEn Il irts trains wiz
leave as follows.
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PERsoNALs

Mr.. VIM. Fell visited friends in Mil
ford this week.
Miss Lotsie Ennis has been very i'll
''--' the past week.
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= WHITe FRoRT Drug HOUSE, =

iVslIs aAa pAruoning Uod, ana INTO
an the music, and an the prayers. and al
she sermonic considerations Of this day an
Irving 60 Introduce you through the bloot
Of the slain lamb. ''e'
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HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable, and 40
not purge. pain or gripe. Sold by all druggists.
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y, Write for the fun, illustrated Premium,
IL i,lsr ,,,o,,ls 81 TIE n & TRlnvNR A copy viii
Farewell to his Omcers.5 an sce,.,, '.,..l 'i'.s
sorleal picture, painted expressiv far srrv
lkiBUNE BY an author of preat anflori.,-
W.. wlll oe seut 70 every one paying n s. ~,
nus paper Other exceedinely inte.es,iea-
ana ana valuable articles are Included in rus
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Temples Built In the Sky WIN Outiast
the crumbliHe centuries-The Fatal Ep-
idemie Of Books-How to Be Remem-
bered QuinliIIlon years From Vow.
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Terms for 1897

IAN. Gam PIE copies free. WRBKLy. ST. er,,5-
WE. MEhkLY, Sc, DAILY including sunday IA
Ia, ~ 7eNDAf TRIBUNE separslely 81 TRr.
- s',... q ilsnae ior 1894 ready n January
. 19u's' az previous numbers ecli1ssd.
THE TRIBUNE.
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heserve De- PubIIn Innds
No Interference

onoI,as Ss Is.uAl settlers and save them from mon
courage the actual settieri ''ss' ala en-
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WInsIfahons

~. n me .l news Of the day are heelv ns.5 ),
LIE tribune This paper bss -, essu ~
goIps s. oi artists and photo-engravi,s.' - own
!. eontains features for the ladies' szd IAN ,.,
49, ioIelgn letters and book reviees ~
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from Franklin City.
Going North read down. Going South read up

sNFT. .UEUTEIIVWU IFU1 y VI Z
SEY. General superintendent,
r. i. HOLIDAY. Superintendent,
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STAND BY THE PoLIr
Sublime Patriotic, and Eailmts :
AmerIca lor ~ -

OF -.arl
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va. fetGi aus eN-
Regulating Iutsr-s state
: ~. me Common Schools;
Citizens abroad Secur-
other American Ma
lee Expression Of the
lions, and an Honest
sriean Commerce Re-
ippiHg Temperance;