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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19
Local Exposifions.

Subscribe for the ExPosIToR.
Notice j. d. Jones' card in This
issue.
Jumbo jokes are numerous. Look
out for them.
DIR. d. Paterson, Of Capac, was In
town last Thursday.
-Clifford's new paper will make It's
appearance next month.
20. w. Mills and wife visited with
DR.. Mills at Richmond last week.
Mark GrandY, OF Port Huron, Wis.
tied with his parents over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Darcy spent Sun
day with Mrs. i. Fraser in Pt. Huron.
John Lake. of near London, Ont,
is at present visiting with his parents.
e. NJ. Haight. of Port Huron,
visited with his brother al this week.
The reduction of letter postage
does not go into effect until October
first.
Miss Blanche Hennessy, of London
Ont, is visiting with Mr. & Mrs Rapley
and family.
Mrs. G. D. Vanderlip and Mrs. J.
II. Bartlett visited with friends in
Wales this week.
"A new sidewalk has bson laid on
she north side of Wood street from
Main to Jones street.
About twenty couple tipped the
light fantastic toe at Manning's bow
rey last Friday evening.
Mrs VIM Harris, of Brockway,
visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs
d. Macarthur, this week.
George Vanwogner has moved in
to his new house on Mechanic Street
ldtcly Dulib ny III IAduuNbSs
Mrs. L. Fraser, OF Port Huron,
has been visiting relatives and friends
in this place the past few days.
we made mistake in last issue In
regard to Mrs. Duflie accompanying
Mr.. d. on his trip TO Tennessee.
Why are tho inmates of the shanty
in rear OF the school house like the De.
troit, st. Clair and Mississippi rivers :?
Match game of base ball 40 Brock
way Centre between the homo team
and Peck Stars Oh Saturday afternoon.
Prof. G. r. Sturgis is now at
Moadville, Pa, and will return TO
Michigan in about two weeks and re-
sumo his musical conventions.
--Robt. Menerey left for his home
in Warwick, Ont, where he will work
in the hay field for about two weeks on
account Of his brother being sick.
Hi Manning keeps on hand and for
sale, Lime, Hair and Plaster. Parties
wishing to purchase the same would
do well to call and see him. 1om6
Hi Manning has just finished w.
III. Rollins new dwelling house, and
it Is credit to him as O builder. Mr.
r. expects 10 move into it tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones of the
township of Evergreen, after two
weeks visit with J. ID. Jones In this
place, returned to their home this week.
STRAvEL-MERICLE.-On the 14th,
inst, by Elder Robert II Brown, at
his residence in Brockway, Mr.. Chas.
Stravel to Miss Jane Mericls, both OF
Kenockee.
"A trial of mowers was held on the
farm of Jerry Johnson yesterday. L.
S. Poole, Thos Hickey and G.. w. Bell
with their respective mowers were
lpsescnt Thos Hickey made the sale.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19
RcmembCr ThIs.

Eamillon's Gssman BIit.Is ere tie beat
Bitteis made. They promote sleep and oil.
ley Nervousness. They tone up and strength
on the system, without exciting the brain as
do most other stimulauts. They snothe to
rect The isrring nerves, ard calm the irrit.
able and jadcd sysiem. They are prepared
ffOrn The purest materials aud ere tke bcsl
hest medicines ycn can use fer restoring
health and strength Try them. 80 centa
Per bottle. Sold by C. A. Wells 6 Co.,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19

NOTICE. My wife having lett my
bed and board without just cause or
provocation, hereby forbid any per-
son or persons trusting or larboring
her OIL my account, for / will not pay
any debts contracted by her.
j. III. ROSE.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19

You can get trial bottle OF Dr.
Bosanko's pile Remedy at F.A. Bakers
drug store which will convince you
that the regular so cent size will cure
any case of Internal, External or Itch
ing Piles, besides all unpleasant sen.
sations, Scaley Eruptions, Sores, Boils.
Burns, Scaids, and for general pur-
pose ointment II has no edual, Call
for trial box at once.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

a young lady composed of light material,
caught fire, although she was almost u
block distant iron the flames A gentle
man shed bis coat and throwing
It around her, attempted 10 smother ,he
flames, but failed. Colouel j.. Il. Simpson
nailed man passing with bucket OF wa
ter, and some one dashed IL on her, and eX-
riuguished the nemes before they had
teacned her person though she must
have been badly scorChed.
There were several list.fights during the
| fire yesterday, and the police made a num-
/ Der Of arrests for drunkenness.
A boy picked up roll OF greenbacks on
| Lamar street which had evidently
! been dropped IN the hurried removal
OF household effects, which amounted to
! 500. but 2 well-dressed man took it away
from the little fellow, saying that he would
| leave il at the HERALD office and advertise
/ TOR the owner He has 80 far failed to keep
his promise to the boy, end the
natural supposition is that the party is
thief.
The water held out splendidy yesterday
and Superintendent Wheless OF the works
dared the bremen to exhaust his supply
The report that Messrs Mitchell n
Scrugrs had 800 bales of cotton burned IL
the compress is untrue, they did not lose
a single bale in the fire.
H. was Sam Klein who first flashed the
news to Fort Worth that Dallas was 6
victim Of The urp hend.
The fear thatthe mammoth boilers in th,
elevator aud compress would explode
made the large crowd feel little shaSy.
Thieves PLAYED lively part At the fir,
Yesterday. Under the rui,e Of aiding II
thcremoyal Of articles from houses threat
erei by the flames they carried away 10
Of siyerware and other yeHablts
GIN AND COTTON BURNED,
Yesterday morning the new gin of Mr.
freeman, at Lancaster, was consumed b!
fire and with IL eighty bales OF cotton
which were partially covered by Insurance
Loss on gin about 81 600.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

Nrw York, Oct. 6.-Denyer tG Rio
Ntande, ~, Houston & Texts Central, SO;
Missouri Kansas Il Texas, % rs; Missouri
Pacific, % rs.
Governments firm; railways lower;
states dull, Stocks opened firm aud
advanced fraction. Shortly after the
opening the market weakened. declining
nom LEI to 3 II, Union Pacific and North.
ern Pacific, common, leading.
strong buying movement
succeeded and advanced IL to l ID, North.
cru Pacific, preferred, leading Aiterll
O'Clock the market weakened under the
leadership OF the Union Pacific, which sold
down TO so TO Sjl, Speculation continued
We9S thloughoutthe remainder OF the day,
anu many shares showed sharp declines.
me Northwest dropped , points; preferred.
~ 81, tAul, = Ii; Oregon n rrausconli
mental .; Northern Pacific, / 4; preferred
s. Lake Shore, |; Wabash,
preferred, 3.S; New Jersey Centrai 10
Reading is; lackawanna, 2l.S Centrsl
Pacific, 3.S; Missouri Pacific. lis. West.
ern Union, Ia and Union Pacific. oi.S
| Near the close there was a rally of is /,
/ l, the latter on Northern Pacific
| preferred, AS compared with last eyenin,
lne closing prices are III to ~. Less ex
eitement than yesterday aud an improve,
feeling prevailed at the close. wbe,
wa. announced that the direct
ofs OF the Northern Pacific hs,
authorized the issue of $40 GOO 600 q
let cent second mortgage gold bond I
ahu lnata syndicate had argeed 10 TAX
Whatever amount the company wanted 1
svr| Tue proceeds OF this loan will ma,
w the floating debt. provide ai
s s,I vno,l amount Of equipment and finis
sale OF stocks for the week were 9oS5 57
shares against 2,99 ste for the preyiou
NeeN, an Increase OF 5Tl shares. Transa,
lions to-day, il2 0oO shares '''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

Whoever shall discover the true cause, or
the real nature, or u remedy for malarial
fever, will not only be a henemctor TO his
race. as JENNER was, but would be entitled
To compensation which would set the
ortunes OF the BARiNGs, the Roruscuuns
or the VANpERpurs In the shade, Year by
year It does It's devastating work In the
very midst OF intelligent civilization, and
al that even the doctor can do is TO watch
the patient, feel his pulse and examine his
tongue and-trust to luck aud constitution.
1t attacks all sorts OF pc Jple regardless VI
sex, age race, color or previous condition;
II lives in the several climates, and In Ger.
tain ones of these Il lords It through the
several seasons, Surely such kingly power
As this, with such universally of dom ain,
with sort Of pro.empiion right Of free
trade to enter every household port aud
discharge It's poisoning cargoes into the
various forms, the blonde, the brunette aud
the black, and the stoutest as well, with nc
preventing sentinel TO drive back nor e
give warning, and no soldier in the army
of the dlsease.ourers.to arrest or DESTROY, 4
a mighty monarch.
We ere told naxlomatlc assertion that sal
water meeting fresh is combination II
which il ieyels, and yet In Galveston ant
New orleans, In the south, In New Yorl
in the north, and In San Francisco In tn
west, this 10 not true. II would rather seen
that along the banks Of sluggish stream
and loiterlog iivule,s like our Trinity,
holds ils highest carnival. In the light
sandy soil as In our eastern Texas, or Il
the bl ,ck LANDS, Il equally seoreies iis col
orIng juices. Aud even In the rocl y n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

DAlLAshas hadis disastrous lire AZ last
thousand OF dollars worth of property be-
ing swept away In an hour, our magnificent
city elevator and dwellings covering two
or three squares being included IN the loss,
W here the fault was, II any, 1t isi.nposi
bic to say, but the lesson that 1t should im'
press upon us moro deeply than ever, the
necessity for moro water more engines aud
better facilities for meeting such drsadedem'
ergcncies, has been taught 1t has cost us
dearly but as the past cannot DO mended
the future can DO better provided for
Flres OF disastrous nature will occur
everywhere but. a city the size OF Dallas
ough, to be able to prevent II quarter OF
million dollar oonlagrAtion at high noon
There is something radically wrong When
such occurrences as that OF yesterday arr
possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

TnIs Is n contradictory sort OF world, II
tor all. The other day certain journalist
said 1.-THE hiEh tariff must fall as fell the
tower OF Babeln which, "tho same" II
never did tall. And only the other morn.
ing In Dallas, In mont OF the Grand Wind
sor, legislator was discussing aud urRI q
"lhe best plan to pay of the national
debt" when the newspaper absorbent
turned away intending to steal the thun'
der aud publish Il as original matter, VIII n
the aforesaid legislator called him aside
aud asked the loan Of 81 TO settle his hotel
bill. Aud only the other day two aslrono'
mers were quMrellng about the correct
ness OF their me surctnent OF the sun'sheal
involving difference Of i,0o00 600 degrees
when both Of them we've too poor to Blu,
Ice Tor their families 10 cool their unpsra
lures only 70 degrees on this earth,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

Yesterday W. ". Cole. the,wohd's great
est Snowman, deposited $40 eco through his
agent IN tho Cly National bank, OF Dallas,
with guarantee to forfeit the same to the
CHARITIES of Texas, 1t his colossal shows are
not presented IN the abstract just as repre-.
senied IN his advertisements and in the
same complete manner as in the northern
states. Mr., Cole evidently means business.
and with millions Of capital at command
there is no reason to doubt but what his In.
tent aud purpose Is to give the most com.
plete exhibition ever In the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

New York, Oct. 6.-Exports a..
the past week from New York ~,
making a total since January IA, ~ y
Ol0,275, against s42 ok o,o w
the same time last van oo
imports from New York TOR ths 'Is,
ing to-day IS ,G)3 $50, of which s ,sIs
were generl merchandise, and ~ s "
Org goods. The total imports s,N SLsI
ary LIST, $3.50, SOS, OOI. against Ss0l az X Y
the same time last year. ''Viiol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07
A INSTRUMENTATION.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York Pay up HANDSOME Policy.

New York Pay mp - Handsome Policy
[S3002l0O
Received Of tue Mutual Life Insurance
c,munuv Of New York, thirty thousand
$3.50 02l0) nd twenty one.dollars, insurance
Oh the lie OF Captain Jackson l.. Leonard.
S }. ADAMS.
Executor OF estate Of J, l.. Leonard.
DALLAS. oct. lSS3.-To those whom
II NAV concern would say that | believe
the Mutual Life Insurance company OF New
York, one ct the strongest financial insti-
tutions in the world and such confidence
have in IL that | myself carry $4,000 in
surance III the company and prefer it ia
all others, and Cheerfully recommend il
to all wishing good substantial life insur-
ance. Mr.. John w. Wright, the local agent
Of the company, has kindly rendered me
! all the assistance In his power In getting all
he necessary papers in proper shape for {
| speedy and satisfactory adjustment of thi,
large insurance, and In him all will find ,
ready helper in making Hp proofs of loss as
| we'll as in securing their insurance.
Very Respectfully,
/ SAMUEL ADAMS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

ALrnouGu the fire Of yesterday was de-
strucliye one, yet the fact that the losses
are mainly covered by insurance, isa lorlu'
nate one for Dallas. Thus the city, though
temporarily Inconvenience In n few inter
ests, isnjt materially hurt In any OF hei
business relations beyond the delay and
aud loss Of current business In those par
ticular departments, and even these, we as
sumo, will soon be ALREADY again Tor regu
lar tnnsactiouk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

AMONG the losses by the liro Yesterday
that will be noticed most, was the dcstruc'
ton OF the electric light works. The COM
psuy had magnificent machinery and appli-
unues, aud the lights were becoming tx
tute, over the city, whose absence cannot
fail to be generally noted, aud whose br.'
lianry will be much missed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

A Nrw YoRT correspondent sayo 1t Is
becoming quite the thug Tor work-hdies to
carry pistols with them ON their way home
OF nights. That's right Blow the heacs
of the brutes that Insult, aud to all quei-
tionabo characters bo prepared to pop"
your own questions. Aud it would not DO
much harm, ladies, If You happen to wing
"masher," occasionally, or dismautle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

PlrrspuRe, oc,, 0-rhis evening the
brakes on street car got out OF order
as the car reached steep grade on san
dusky street, Allegheny, and u run through
the safety gate ut the Fort WAYNE iailrCad
crossing, and Into q passing freight trair,
The car vas wrecked, aud all the passen'
gers, twenty-five IN number more or less
injured. -Four were hurt seriously and two
will likely die, No blame is attached tc
ANYBODY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

TnE "Temperanoe Alliance ul Iowa has
issued another address to the Iowa preach
or politicians, asking them To set apart d
service Of prayer to-day Tor the success o
tue republican party Many OF them Sil
disgrace themselves and their pulplIs by
complying with the request.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

TuE irrational game" is continuing to
grow in popularity, and receive practical
ani lasting recognition from the country
The familiar name of Base BALI has been
given to new and promising town in Ne
braska. Whitewashlng will be next in or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

DARwrSs theory OF the Survival oil the
G,,estn received the other day happy IL
us,ratIon Of It's correctness upon the occa'
sion of dude recently riding mule out
west when they tumbled down anembank
ment and the dude was killed, while TIT
mule was unhurt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

IT is generally conceded that the OCTOBER
weather wehave been having so far 10 about
ma hot and trying as any We experienced VI
August. The failure OF the eqninoo'iu.
storm to nut IN it's appearance has deferred
the approach of cool weather.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

TuEnE has been comparative dear'h III
heller explosions for few days past. AS
these have become prominent part oil inc
supply of accidents and disasters for the
wear. we cannot hope Tor immunity from
sucb direction but while longer at the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07
Passenger Agents

CmcAGo, oct. 6,-Thc general passenger
agents VT the Ohio River passenger pool
met at the Grand Pacific this afternoon, and
An agreement was made to maintain the
rates between Chicago and In.
nianapolls, aud between Chicago aud
Cincinnati, but no agreement was arrived
At regarding the maintaining Of the rates
between Chicago and maty immediate
points other than Indianapolis. They adj
iourned to meet In Louisville next Mon
day,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07
s,Ne writer SAYS;


"Alasl for those that never sing,
And die with all tNer music In Them
Itmust be a horrible death Tor some un'
developed basso, or postponed baritone
or a sour.brea,hed soprano, who might
possibly have secured u corner on Singh &
thus to leave this world because his or heI
eplglo,iis was tangled M or his or he'
Diaphragm Sas dismanued, But oh how
much better still lor the world IT certain
ones would only die with all their musi,
In them.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

"poon old Pennsylvania" The press up
there are inslstiug upon the Immediate en-
s,rcement or repeal OF the statutes against
homicide, Ms they have become an absolute
dead letter. And Pennsylvania Is neither
"down south" nor "out west"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

A NovsLI,r has recently won nc" hono's
in another field. GgoRGE W. CABLE toe
New Orleans novelist delivered, 30 rep'r
says the best speech made at the confer
once Of Charities and Corrections AT Louis
ville recently.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

By an endowment policy in thu ".
Life Insurance company, of Men y
you provide for yourself in Of 1 aoa h.,
ing the money paid to you. IfSS o " !.
not live you make the sane pr3 ygs y
your family. F'O''''Ol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

Yesterdays large oonnagralion ;,
cally illustrates the benefit OFF, Y
ance. So is life insurance equally !.
cial. The one, fire, may never o!oU y
o her is sure. v V'Va'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

IT "a supposed that at the unVe'llns u
the statue of "GermaniA" enough beer was
consumed in the "FAdorland' TO nave
caused another Rhine food had 1t been
emptied into that fam rus river
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

TuE negro pastor wno sued the A'r'c'p
church of Cincinnati for $03 unpaid aalary'
has won his case. The blunder was maze
by the congregation OF not pleading want
or consideration
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

WnAra pity PULITZER did not get ho,o
~ u,a Now York World year sooner lie
could have then claimed the credit OIL nav
inc ior,ed congress to reduce letter postage
m two Cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

ar is an ll.wind that blows nobody any
good.n A change in its direction yes'er
dav might have laid the whole business
ceutre OF Dallas in ashes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07
nica.

ESn-i,eIcie owe. iaiant dsashsls' y v
and Notlle l. Nash, al haSV w.
evening at o'clock p, m 49,. M
Funeral from the residence OF W. IA,
Eagle Ford, 70 Trinity Cems','', "A !,
o'clock this evening Friend. =" w.
anc,s Of the family ATE invited w..
LoHNsrEIN-Cclia. wife Of lO'ePn =
aged n years. a.. N
The funeral will take place NV. IA,
residence, No, 500 Wood street -, ~, =, IN b
afternoon. Friends Of the fanny
Atteui,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

Protect your dependent family by a
policy In good life insurance company,
Just as You protect YOUR house or your
goods by fire policy in a good fire insur.
auce company,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

MINNEAPOLIS. oct. G-rho Trbuuc will
wubfish tomorrow dispatch from an
authoritative quarter to the following eff
lost. Despite the many assertions said 90 he
m ale ON authority from GrcNslouc that
II lden would, under uoclrcum't aute. con-
sent Tn be- the presidential candidate,
NJ the democratic patty, it may be safely set
down that desperate Effort will be made
tlnOmiuate ticket with the tull knowledge
and consent nG both gentlemen most dit
recly interested. A short time ago Hen.
bricks make private visit to
| rilden and effected an adiuuent
oi the MISUNDERSTANDING between them
since the campaign ct 1876, after which he
disclosed the real object OF his VISIT 10y
irving to induce rildon to allow his nam,
to 40 before the national convention. After
an extended conversation, IN which
many objections were advanced by Til
den, they were met and satisfactorily
answered by Hendricks, and Ti'd'n said
l"l shouldn't mind, only for the labor O
making another campaign To whicl
Hendricks replied, assuring Tilden that IN
campaign was already made, and he no,
hut tn speak the word to secure tn
nomination. This seemed TO sausl
rilden, and they parted witt
the full understanding that the old tickle
would he put before the people In lSSl
shortly after MIR. Hendricks visit luh'
Kelly made u journey to Gteystone on Il
same business. presumably ON hint Iron
Hendricks. Kelly assured rilden l.
had buried the Ratchet, and W IS anxious o.
svc the old ticket reuominatvd, aud woul
work hard aud faithfully To accompliS
that end aud secure their election.
Is iuumated that Hendricks, actuaje
by the TACT that Tilden was an old man al
decidedly feeble, and Hendricks woul
have much TO do OF the work
the presidential Office and probably hccom
president before the cud ol the term b
7 reason OF Tildens death or total dl
/ ability. Kelly wants Tilden nominate
so rs to pay oil old political debts, and
: would very cleverly retire Cleveland az
! others, for whom he has q strong dislike