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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-15
CONGRESSIONAL,
SENATE.


Washington, March l5-Mr. Edmunds
obtained indefinite leave of absence on
account of illness in his family.
Mr.. Malone introduced concurrent
resolution which was read the first time
as follows:
"That in the event Of any reduction in
the tax on tobacco manufactured in the
United State Of America, q rebate, equal
to such reduction shall be granted on all
stamps, or taxes paid on tobacco man.
ufactured in the United States after the
adoption of this resolution and between
such date and the time when any law
making such reduction shall 20 into ef-
feet. then remaining in the hands of IL
ceused dealers or others that manufac-
ture."
HOUSE.
Washington, March l5-Mr. Rice Of
fered resolution directing the judiciary
committee to inquire whether the con.
viction of Sergeant Mason by the mill.
tary court, are in violation of the laws
and constitution.
Referred.
Mr.. Hiscock, from the appropriation
committee, reported back the senate bill
making further appropriation for the re
lief of the overflow sufferers, increasing
the amount from one hundred to two
hundred thousand dollars, and making
provision for the Strengthening Of tn.
levees.
The billawas passed making the amount
$4,000.
The house then resumed the Chinese
bill.
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Latest by Mail.
New Orleans. March l3.-The river is
nine inches below the high water of 1874.
Advices from above confirm the report
Of the break of false river dykes on Sat
urday night. Some damage to planta-
tions in west Baton Rouge may result.
Winnepeg, March l3.-A fire broke out
last night about midnight in the grocery
store Of McNay & Curran. The fire got
the start of the firemen, and slight wind
prevailing. consumed all there was to
leeward between the starting point and
Montreal bank. Total loss about $75,.
600; considerable insurance.
Wheeling. w. Va, March 13. Mrs. w.
G. Mills, who was badly scalded in an ex-
plosion of steam pipe on the steamer
Sidney, near Ravenswood, last Friday,
died of her injuries at Bellaire, Ohio,
this evening. Mrs. Mills death swells
the list of victims of this disaster to nine.
Council Bluffs, March l3.-This even
ing shortly after o'clock some unknown
assassin assaulted Mrs. r. G. Hubbard,
wife of the new editor of the Nonpariel.
and felled her to the ground with brick.
The assailant then relieved her OF her hus.
bands wages which she had drawn short
l ~ UelOIe. wien IOuuQ III the street tDc
lady was unconscious with terrible cash
i'll the head. When struck she was with.
in few feet Of her own door.
Cincinnati, March l3. = Dispatches
from Ashland, KY, state that the bloody
coat Of VIM. Neal, one of the men
charged with the murder of the Gibbons
family, was found under a bridge not
more than fifty feet from the scene o
the murder The coat is fully identified
and the proof is clear that he wore thii
coat on the day preceding the murder.
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Financial.


New York. March l5.-Stocks generally
firm. Early, Vanderbilt and Goulds &C.
cuiities are higher. The bull leaders
are said to be determined to advance
three or four stocks and sustain several
others. The recent break is said to haye
been manipulated for the purpose Of try
ing. Vanderbilt is said to have
bought the Union Pacific yesterday.
The prices after opening ranged from
h@ "A cents higher; then followed de-
cline Of A@21 cents and subsequently
rallied 16@l5s cents. Money, six; gov
ernments unchanged, ,except5s Is h higher;
Is, $l2s; bs. Sl0255s; 41ss, 1874 cents; As,
18 cents.
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AseAesss Msrhess.i Meehers!!.
Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of youryest by slck child suffering and
crying with the the excrutiating pain Of
cutting teeth? Hso, go at once and get
abottleof MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately-depend up
on It; there is no mistake about it. There
mot . mother on sarth who has ever
osed it. who will not tell you at once
that it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health
% the child. operating like magic. It is
perfectly safe to use IN all cases, and
pleasant to the taste. aud is the prescrip.
slon Of one Of the Oldest and best female
Rnysicians and nurses in the United
'stes' So.tss Sold everywhere; Is cents q
m-w-f.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-15
GENERAL NEWS.
Reported Purchase of the I'm.
ion Pacific by Van
derbiIt.
A Boiler Explosion at Lynn, Massa
chusetts, Causes Death and
Destruction.
Casualties,
arYEEnrArCn

sUFFoCATED.
Fergus. Falls, Minn., March 15-Lars
A. Stuberied and Forger Connor were
suffocated by gas in we'll yesterday.
Both leave families. One descended to
assist the other but only shared his fate.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Lynn, Mass, March ia boiler in
Goodwin Bros. shoe factory exploded
this forenoon. levcling the building and
killing several men. The fire de part
ment was quickly called out aud imme-
diately went to work removing the debris
from the end building near Exchange
street. One poor fellow. badly mangled,
was taken out and his first words were.
"There are more in there" Soon after
the dead body Of John Meore, engineer
terribly crushed, was recovered. Half an
hour after another body was found.
-Four men who usually come to work at
six o'clock every morning are missing. A
portion Of the boiler weighing a ton,was
thrown quarter Of mile to Newhall
street. Striking house IN Bath street,
it glanced across and drove itself into
the front doorway of the house of Coun-
Gilman Brevitt. Had the accident hap
pened half sn hour later the loss of life
must have been terrible. Fifty people
worked in the building above the boiler
but fortunately had not arrived When the
explosion occurred. Another piece Of
the boiler went through largo covered
walk across the court leading from the
street to the scene of the catastrophe in
an opposite direction from that portion
which few to Newhall street.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Cincinnati, March l5.-The steam tow
boat Etna exploded boiler this morn.
ing in the Great Kauawhn. One killed
and several wounded. The steamer
burned.
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Telesraphsrs In Convention.

Cincinnati. March 15-The telegraph
ers' convention met to-day with about 60
delegates present from nearly all parts
Of the United States. Geo. Boss was
elected temporary chairman and NJ. J.
Burke; of Louisville, temporary secreta.
~. The chairman in brief speech
welcomed the delegates to Cincinnati
and after the appointment Of commit
tee on credentials, rules, and permanent
organization the convention adjourned
until this afternoon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-15

Washington, March l5.-The indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys are: Partly cloudy
weather, light snow in northern portion,
northerly winds shifting to east and
south. rising, followed by falling barom-
eter, slight fall of temperature, followed
by slowly rising temperature.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New York, March Is.
.WHEAT-i.c@nc higher, afterward declined:
No. 2 rcd April $lS5ssG1.S6; May $lS5,sGp
l.36; June, $l.3lta6E1.SlA July $l.2iAQDl.25ss.
ConN-Easier, better; fairly active; mixed
Western cash. 61Ql75; future 7iaQ75A.
OATs-Firmcr, western, 5OcQl55; No. 2 Nav yII
5Ohc.
PoRK-Nrm, l7.25G5s17.5o.
LARD-Wcak, lower, $1O.l7is.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. March IL.
WnEAT-strong. higher; Sl.s4 casha Sl.si,,
=, ,CoRN-StEong. higher;- CSC cash; IS April
C7sS May ;67ac June; CSC July.
OATs-Steady; 4ic cash; 42ac March; and
April; IS May.
RYE-lower, s6c.
BAKLEY-firmer 81. 90.
WH1sKY--$l.ls
PoRK-$l7.l7 cash April; Sl7.lO May,
May. So'
;. Hog receipts--l.sN; Active. firm higher
Light bacon ~ on 81. aoGs,65 mixed. <6.lOal8.7O
Cattle receipts. ! 800; strong. exports, Ss.eoa
S6.7S; good 10 choice shipping. $56oIo. 10
common to fair. $5.aX15 40; mixed butcher,
$2.7ODS4,s stockcrs, $3.OS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-15

Prices at Schoregge's oyster parlors-
Raw oysters, 35 cents; stewed, 40 cents
fried. so cents. Per can standard, so
cents; selects, 60 cents.
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Prohibition Con

Prohibition Convention.
Boston, March 15.-The national pro.
hibition convention is to be held at Chi.
cago, Aug. 30th.
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MILWAUKEE,

wnEAT-s Steady; No. q Sis oaah March
si.ssa April; $l.z'a May; si.2sa June; No. 5,
Com Firm, Ma. ., 6i.
OATs-41c.
RYE-s4,sc
BARLEY, Sc.
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eI>HE NEW ROAD suPRnvIsoR LAW In
= pamphlet form, for the use of eOunSea cs1
be procured By addressing the Prco md Dako
taian Office Yanktou, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-15

Joliet, Ills, March l5.-Burglars, early
this morning, blew open the safe of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific freight
depot and secured one thousand dollars
in cash. No clue.
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The Tyndall Tribune ssss prosperity
In tho future. Il says: Tho town Of
Tyndall, though yet in its infancy. haa
had permanent growth. i not built MP
in advance Ief the country. il situstsd
midway between Scotland and Spring
field, on the Marion and Running Waite,
branch OF tbs q. NJ. 4 ~, p. railroad, and
is located ID the center Of Bon Homme
county. As . business point it has few
equals. The business men Of our town
are all wide awake, enterprising gentle
men, who believe that Tyndall has 9
bright future. The coming years will be
years Of prosperity for Tyndall and We
bespsak for it place Of 5000 souls with
in five yean. Mark our prediction.
According to the Canton News the
losses BY the late fire at Canton and the
insurance foot up as follows: Madole &
HinkleY. $1,000; insurance, $4,000; T. j
Fosdick, 5000; insurance. 5000; T. p
Thompson h Co., $4,75O; insurance, $2,.
600; Lewis 1 House. damaged, $500; in.
surance, $1,000; T. w. Hood. $500; in.
suranoe. $500; J. L. Dahl. 81, 200: insur.
ancs, $500: II. Woerz. S4.4OO: insurance
5000; W. s. Corson. s4.5O0; insurance
$500; MI. Wells, 5000; W. M. Pattee,
$500; Martin Lybarger. $50; Kramer 4
Isaokson, $50; H. L. Soule, 500; Taylor
4 RUSSELL $500; P. NJ. Lund & Co., $500;
Mrs. Wallace. 5000; Mrs. jenkins, $40O;
D. L. Mallory, Sl0O; VIM. Hood, $500;
II. G. Lane. 81 500; other losses, $500.
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Fosters lacing gloves at
$3.50 a pair at j. Max's.
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European News.

London, March 15.-It is denied that
Skobeleff has been arrested and impris.
oned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-15

Miner county has chosen republican
county committee consisting Of E. q.
Kellogg, D. ID. Holdridge, Alex. Simp-
sop. A. y. Denton, James Longley, Asa
McCumbsr, @. II. vanTassel. 7. w.
Brisbine, ID. @. Bennett and w. J. Wood
ruff. .r.
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matches, stamps on medicines. PERU mes,
etc. The reduction will amount to $685..
nON M


OlhSATISfIED
Washington. March l5.-Some mem.
bers OF the house committee on foreign
affairs are dissatisfied with the inetruc.
tions OF the committee given to Ship
herd to-day in relation to the production
of his correspondence, and Others are Of
the opinion that there is tendency to
restrict the scope Of the investigation.
Shipherd testified very promptly and
manifests apparent willingness to give
the committee the benefit of all his
knowledge. In asking what correspon-
dence Of his the committee would want,
he intimated quite plainly that he had
letters from some Of the members of con-
Rress and inquired of the committee if
they wanted these produced. There was
an Immediate whisb bered conference
among some of the leading members Of
the committee, the result Of which the
room was cleared for secret session.
The committee remained in secret until
it adjourned. and there was, it is said an.
animated discussion as to what corres-
pondence should be demanded of Ship
herd.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-15

Choice Mince meat at Walter H.
Carr's.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-15

AtCeM91,tCsta A q. sore Threat
should be stepped Neglect frequently
results in ~ McuRABLx LuNa D1ssAsr
CoNsuxR1o1 ION. BROWNS BRON-
CHIALTROCHEs do not disorder the
stolnach ike cough syrups and balsams
but ASF DIRECTLY ON THE 1xrnAnRp
PAEfs. ailsyiag irritation, give relief in
ASTHMA. BloscH1T1s, CouaHs, CArARRH,
and the TuAoAr TROUBLES which SING.
ERs AND PUBLIC 6pHAxERs are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
TrQches have been recommended by
physicians: and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation. they have attained we'll mer.
tied rank among the few staple remedies
Of the age. sold at '25e. q box every.
where. [tu.th.s,
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Buckwheat Flour, at o. P. Hage's.
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To Be Reopened.
Boston. March 15.-The Pacific bank
opens Monday.
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Asttuos, Rsdishes and Onions At
b. A. 6coR1oos 4 8oN's.
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A MONKEY AND PARROT AFFAIR.
Dancer.' Dive,sisns at . Yankton County
Farn House.
- 74l Pr.ss and Dakosatss.

lD3uC0E8 O1V0voIO08 NJ - Y60ktOn County
Farn House.
~ TAs Prsss and Dakotatan.
Lestervllls. d. T., March 10, 1882
The ground hog has again taken to his
burfow, these parts being again visited
with lively breeze from the frigid re-
gions Of the north. Really it has seemed
gratifying to rs to burrow up and keep
close within our cabins, and hover over
y good warm Are, while the bowling
breeze was on. A good toddy would also
measurably have added to our comfort,
but sale shops are 80 remote from US
that We dare not venture out, and failing
to have : supply of tho beveragein store,
We were obliged to remain in shivering
condition till the weather moderated
But since We have thawed out we have
learned the following:
At 8 farm house between Lesterville
and Tabor, Yankton county, was party
q few evenings ago. and it was there that
two young men fell upon each other
about girl affair. and scratched and
fought like two tom cats. Their claws
made sfew scratches upon the face, that
were soazosly visible, but their yawla
were furious In the night ,ir, that il
called others to their assistance, and 9
lively sssae snsned. Considerable fu,
wss extsis6tsd, while their eyes resem.
bled moons and flashed like the glitter,
ing lightning at each stroke of tho paw
ss if eAch wa possessed with the demon,
Of hsh Happily.no souls were lost, Q,
hurled into eternity during that wrath
ful moment Of war. IN which several
neighbour had also taken an active part
1t was IS this juncture that the mode Of
wariars chaaged to weapons Of blood.
shed, and the taking Of life seemed inev
liable. The men rssorted to clubs, knives
guns and pistols, while the women dis,
played the hang moose with wrathfu
vigor that Nas sufficient to frighten on.
81 the timid sort so that his hair would
stanaen end. Though cries of murder
were hoard. aadit would seem for an in
stant that Tie affair would provo q blood,
one. with serious results. But quiet anG
haruonywasagain restored, and 9 lively
prounsnads Al. snsued, till the peaceful
morning light dawned upon them. The
disgraosful scane of few hours before
had ssemingly passed into oblivion.
sfses QCpypr,
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SERGEANT MAsoN's CASE,

Washington, March l5-Biglow, Ma.
sons attorney, prepared petition for 9
writ of habeas corpus on the ground that
the court martial has no jurisdiction il
times Of peace and that it had exceeded
its powers in imposing an illegal sen
tence.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-15

RIVER APPROPRIATIONS,
Mr.. Gibson's bill for work on the Mis-
sissippi river calls for an appropriation
of $6.1l3.OoO and will be .favorably re-
ported.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-12
Capac chips.
Fred Lock is home for a short time

Fred Lock Is home for a short time
John Nehman with the whitney
Family'') was in town Monday.
Married. Oct 9th by the Rev III. d.
Miller Harvey Caswell to Flora Burt,
all of Capac.
Married, Oct 9th by Rev II. ID.
Miller Of Capac Jos E. Soults of Fort
Gratiot TO Cora Saunders Of Capac.
Mrs Jos Eehman and two children
Maggie and baby left Capac Monday
evening accompanied TO Lapeer 10y
Mike, en- route for Dakota Ter there
to join her husband who has been some
time there.
Grand opening of fall and winter
Millinery Saturday Oct 2lst at Mrs j.
A. Smith, Bazaar
Lost and found on the morning
after Sunday eve, before the residence
of well known citizen of this lovely
burg, and in close proximity to the
gate (Which by-the-way bears sufficient
evidence of having been overbended
some dark hour.) k-pair-of-gents-
cuffs, ahem! for further information
call on or address the finder j. b.
Cayanaugh station Agent. Yours
"SWEET BRIAR".
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-12
CORRESPONDENCE.
BrOcKway Bits.

Tho NJ. Z. S. S. of this place, in
tend holding their anniversary and a
concert in connection with it, three
weeks from next Wednesday, (Oo-
tober 25th.)
DIR Gowan moved into his new
house last week.
The whistle of the grist mill was
blown for the first time this summer
last Saturday. TYRo.
FoUND-In front of my place in
the village of Brockway, a bride.
The loser by calling and proving
property may take the same away.
Henry Pearce, residence in Davidson
house.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-12
gzinden MurmurIngs.

"AIinden fair" came of last week.
and Was success because it WAS
fair week and fair weather, and
the fair ladies were present with there
fair babies, and the men with their
''fair" horses, and all received a fair
prize, except few who thought they
were unfairly dealt with. The color
ed Gent from Pt Austin took the cake
with his trotter.
Mr. F, Z. Burbauks and lady have
returned 10 Mnden. Burbanks'
GRIM, is as "broad as front door
yard.
Loads Of grain are coming into
Minden and farmers are paying up
their accounts, while the farmer aud
merchapt rejoices together.
Mrs Mary n. Davis is stopping
with her brother Rev J. Ee It's :: sew
days this week, after Wilca she wall
go 10 Pt Crescent, her husband 8 field
of labor for this year.
Mr. Shock christened the cooler on
Saturday evening, because he resisted
the officer who was taking his grain
for debt. il does not pay TO disregard
an honest debt while you have wheat
in your barn.
Our new Post Office is being occupi-
ed, and We have great reason to re-
joice.
A wedding procession came in town
nhs - Ia In a,., a
and there are more 10 follow. Ii is
amounting 10 an epidemic. ! think
we ali had better take a holiday and
get married. But tEen, am grass
widower, what is the use of Inc
talking.
Mr. V. Ferguson, father of Mrs
Clint Havilsnd was in town last week
visiting his daughter.
The MindeD band is ''gong on into
perfection. They have scared the
cats all out OF town. John Beneway
takes James iIayila-d's place.
There will be social ON Friday
evening Of this week. The ladies
will give as peaches, cream and cake.
We are going t0 Bave program con-
sisting OF eating, then langh. then eat
GONE mnTe, then throw peaches az
each other and laugh, then eat again.
Richard O'Keefc, our station sgelt
is building house Tor hi,nself. IL
means soInethsng. Richard Cabs on
his sweetheart very frequently, and
she sings for him Darling / AIN grow
ing old'' and Dick h'ls taken tie hint.
Jas Tisvisnl has returned from
Texes with furlY horses. ANY parties
wishing u puiclIaae Ior3a can salts
fy themselves in color shape and size.
TIE peach ami cream social at Nc
Kays Hail last Friday evening was a
success.
Rev George ). Davis from Pr Cras-
cert WIS in town last Thursday.
r. z. Bn,bAn.,s lost his goli pen.
jas BucilSu Hski WIS the accused oar
". The case WAS tried before Justice
Yates anu TIC Aor',std f0und gdlity of
sterling, refusing to pay dam .ges and
cost lie WAS stnt To Lexington Jail
lie repsnted pad the ainoun5 and
WaS released.
George &,puuald ~ tho nan for
Kspresents. T.. The State Leyisla-
tarr FROM tbs district We are sure
OF his ,GIbniGt,OH aud e,ection Mr.
A.cD mad Il one of Mindens Lest bas-
mass uen pnd in eyery sense true
man.
Samnal c. Dol and Enna Geek OF
Charleston were married II ihr home
OF Tie brides parents Oh Wednesday
evening Of last weeS by Rev J. Beties.
NJ Stray Of Cato las ii.o lot Of
peaches but hs mas to watch them
nights with a gun. Look out Buys.
SERBIA
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-12
Additional Expositions.

The Board of Supervisors os this
county are now in session ut Pt Huron.
Don't forget to call OH c. L. Ros-
well and get prices before attempting
to buy goods at cost.
The prizes awarded to the differ
emit exhibitors at the fair will be pub
lished next week, we failed to get ii
ready in time for this issue.
George WEIGH was seriously, il
not fately injured by Griswold's tame
bear to-day. 1t seems that a few boys
were teasing the bear when it broke
loose, caught young Weloh and tore
him in frightful manner.
The following is the list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the post
Office at this place October LIST; Miss
Annie Bullock, Mary A Mullaney,
Danil l.. Weter, Muriom Robert, John
Nesbett, Will Nesbett, w. A. Judson,
James Mills, John Hodgson, j. X.
Kennedy.
"A lodge of the knights OF Honor
was instituted here last Friday night
by Deputy Grand Dictator, r. B.
Conklin, Of Lapeer. There are is
charter members. The following are
the officers:
P. D.-J. S. Dullle, Tt. a. Morrill,
Do. +. Roswell, CIV. Shields
V Dbl. Turner Guard--W Turner
A D-L. Morrill, Sd. Ramshaw
Ri. 4, Holden CO. d. Vanderlip
+ R-M. 7. Grandy.
II. Darcy & Co have purchased a
turning lathe, scroll saw, etc with all
the machinery necessary to make
mouldings, brackets, sc. They are
going TO erect another building and in
a short time builders can get al the
mouldingp, brackets and trimmings
they want without having to send their
money away from home. Live men
make live town and Darcy & Co are
bound not to be behind in pushing our
home interests to the front
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-12
Always Useful.

Ifvou have Rhaamtism, Neuralgia or any
spreins, Stiff Girls, Sore Muscle1, Bruises,
Sore Throa', dc A., Pdrmelee's Universsl Lini-
ment will cure quickly and, surely. II your
Horse has Bore SPAWN, Sween'y, STra'D,
BrusssS or Lamtne, 81 snv kind Larmelee's
Universal Linimen, Is the best poss hle remedy
that you can use. Large bottles 30 cents, or
binary size 20 cents. For sale by c. A.
Wells & Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-10-12

--1he officers o. the Brockwav Con-
ire Aer.eu ttrai society viii meet at
} ,. DGGie's once on Tuesday Oct, II
ID =. nj. 10 settle al mstters c0nuect-
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