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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28
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ssyor- Ths ssairin9 Mayor, q fhs lass
meueine q - 81 Couneil. ssvs ~
soeeeesos ths fo1iouinx infroduceiou
!. IN happy - Isarn that my sue-
co1fsupt1too many Greaa re-
1oe~4 = - opn6oge ~ ths MaSoenlts,
enn = - aeoo ot1Aee one -hslf q >
4e1d lae he's promised. h il ssdandy d
- oussosee = Tor with Tie closing Of
sas0cms "a tbs sabbath. ths seoppinQ Of
e.aolinR drinking and all tke visss
Mnaeo0@1tE4 - % prone 10, for - ana
soso - ~ 4ayor v11f e1oss a t.
snl0o,e unk1 sabbath, md ~ hupo s.
- nim peue9sd 20 oooapy. from Ha6- /
eafh = snenath durine his ofloial
tsrtns : so9useqd oeaktn Deo1her Wolfs's
Lehernaseas md that iaxRs 1aiorisy
q sn1S 80 - - ! rood, gDody :
sss:.se. g - - n q 8 vslf ~.
- ssfirin9 1aysr.s
The addEsm e ~ new nlavor 4 thus
spa.moe ~ 81 Ressfaie: .-ss
" Aftse pEe1eanin9 esrtiGestss q slse-
einu, 1lay9 M4Duv 0olfsoeo1 3 bEisf e.
tsmpore sddrs@ cf purely business
tenor: He b<io4y rovi6ued, without
efstac1m, The - administration Of
IL city a4aigA end called attention to
n9ateess VITA which she Counci1 wuuld
AVE p eoal = tho futurs. TIE inoon-
poeeso moeNolh ntuogt approachsA 60.
veko tHl1dy alluded ~ He urRod he
inpoEtaacs Of early action looking to
TIE eeteblh1hme1e of . cemetery. and
hoped The Oo1nnil Uo0ld taxa stsps to
prceuIe Rrvunds for that purpose; de-
stred that The C0anciI should Cooperate
- far . practicable with eitissna of
the ioeeriog u openina up public roads /
deprecated olass lsgislation, OF anything
tending 20 rondw monopoly Of any of |
The vast0us righ1D and privileges lsff by
providons of the charter 70 The disposai |
Of the City 0ounoiL Iakine the insu-
Rural - . Uhols, & vvs Q dignifed, busi- |
neae ikks addzenss and ths conspiou0us
ahsenoe of I'll. .lsudation and vftupsra- |
elve abuse of thooe Who had Opposed
The speaker, PLACES the sddfeos q pleas
inc ooutRase when compared With tie
nanuscript d0camsnts sf bis prsds-
oess0r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

[Chshalis Naeeet.l ]

tN2U88&t1 Af&P&t@sl
The Tacoma Ledger spsaks 81 is ex.
changes a. its country exohAnRas.'' =
and further Of the :. country cditcrs v
who have Q spite against Geores WASH
ineton's cfiigv. Great Moees- : ShAt =
the Ledger but o country excesnee
The Ledger has had snch wopslefSsl
dreams Of TacouA's fature. ard hss
been 90 transported In its imagination.
that Il nov conceives its Widest dreams
Of Tacoma beoumine q fpstropciis Of
5,00ooU ck pooclo, fully reA1ined. Ilha
Nor1hern pnsi3o Railroad CoUpAny
have been streWiuQ hasdsful of sGlt IL
the pathway Of the Tacoma people, vho
have been isidustriously peekine. siIiiSS-
inQ it was sugar. TAcoma is nos yes
London, O Paris or even New hSrk.
Her population y little larger thsN
that Of ChehAliA bas not quite % large
q thas ef Seattle.
In speaking Of George wascinxtcn's 3
eiligy the Ledger tries 10 be sarcastic
The truth IA, q few crazy fsnA$ics cave
endeavored 20 aet this Teryitnst a.
miftsd into the Union wearing She nsr3e
Of Tacoma. but they have made moss
stupid and sieuai fAilore. breuts. Iar
conaa's favorite Congressman. 10 Qusesfy
left at home, where he ought 20 remain
during his natural life time. We can
not see Why certain Tas0ma peoplA as
veil a. some othsrs. haSs snch sn Au-
tipashy against the menory cf 0earge
Washington. and treat that brsvs 70
hero's memory with suce trsitoroas SSs-
respect. Not Territory that hiss bcss
admiteed into The Unien. from vsrncuf,
the firsf, 20 Colorado, the last. hss heen
compelled 30 change its name, and NE
names Of many have besn 9 greaf deal
more unsuphonious than the name cf
Weshincten. We wonder hov ioos u
viii be before Americxns viii anAai-
uoasly sgres that oar forefathers we're
richs In the great principaes for vhion
they fought and suffered wesuppoesd
ths Tory party long sines had disd .
natural death. \
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

Possessed of THE IayISs AeE and one
monfhlisH scbscribar " II fnd himself
In command OF the whole sitaasioA.-
Philadeiphia Ivening Dulietin
For so 50 fnE LIvfHo AGe md any one
Of the American - Monshlies toT Har-
pers Weekly or Raxari win be senf for Q
year. posspaad /; or FIR - 50 Ins LavIxo
AeG and 81 Sicnoaas or Lippsncott's
iiTrELi 4 CO.. Bss On.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
LITTRLL'S LIVING AGB,

THE LIVING AGE HAS BEEN PUB
- ltshed. fer more than forty yoarR and
has met with continuous commendation
and succces.
A WkEKLY MAGAZINE. IL gives So
numbers q s. pages each, Or more than
Theee ahd . Quarter Thoasana
D0uble-column octave pages Of reading
mat or yearly. II presents In IN inexpen-
sive form. considering its amount Of mat
ter, and with . combined freshness and
completeness nowhere else attempted,
The best Essaya Rsviews Criticisms
Travel aud Discovery, Poetry, Scieu-
tho. biographical, Historical and
Political Information, from the en-
tire b0dy Of Foreign Periodical
lites Ature. and from the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

-
zo1no1ns
Tne writer u not q cf<insn a. 8easfle,
o1f h1s property and business insnrueag
nera. He d0es mt heIisvs ia the uoiicv
% sne beate attenptinQ % reeuIa1e she
ee1qHm q o5eeie11en O Snndsy. q
- - lko<9 - t1nl0ans<isu1i6oa
g - s1lr1cee so1DG111 passed by -
Usy uoun1sl, pr0vE1ink Tor - heetsr
oossrv.aes of Sunday. He believes
snis ordinnnos y unIlrty, and v0uId, ID
: prcpsr 60 made, - 60 dseidsd b
ne suprsms OoaFt Of this TeETieusy.
mere sfe NE feasous feR thin betief
1ne Ief1soriaI lsu regulating the OBJ
ssrvance Of Sunday, opsTatss within
ne hmsts Of the city upon iis inhabit-
1o sne sams - elesNhsre. The cify
4rax9er - ooes n0s sxpuseB aa11oe11s -
C11cn % sne4 hylqNs - - se1er
oozyancs q - III 4hazoe
aasz1zse tne C1Npo3 g pcpoorvs
pssss snd oross - 20 adnpt Dxupor
oa1 o1uie1sces fof sne governments of t.
clsy unosr ~ I0ssr mus seRevalis
oo1toEfeo tnls ordnance Tor NE on
seryancs g g sunday hes bsen enseeed.
= s2efe 20 oeeo g esoe.ai teGlsleston
49,. soosss y - terEzselys 80 -
otonnee o41e 49, 6ee4 Quz1tds bDt
svs1 tnsn IT. 0e914uE 3Ae 1osfi6noy
-. ssg -: - 3. 20 sxsssa:s eonssos ever
sn1s soo1ses ~ . ee0orai laW, an4 not
3 - s913e8 = - 09y. - -
Ilsve ne Nv 70 - toat tne ely h nj
spkixeo - paHa a oeolnAnO rega-
.x.lnx tas o1essvaooe q uum0ey. Juouo
DtiIos, ~ his great work On municipal
cofposasions. saya down the following
proponfions: first-A general grant
okepower. such - mere anthof1ty 70
mAke py-isW2 or aueoof1ty 70 make
uy-iaws t0r ene go0d eoxexumoue Of the
pace. eno - Ilses she1id not - held
e oonxsr nN>n0nsy - ~ oogpugMtto0
so make IN 0Rom41oe pou101nG - -
-for exaMpses - nn1n91 ard hattofY--
WHICH y made punt9habie 20 criminal
0uenee ~ fhe law of tbs Htoto. The
intenffow of The 6ooto tAat Ne Reueen1
iavs shall not extend - tie inhab-
ifautG q municipal oCrpof1tt0nn, or
tnhf tnc9e corpurattouD s1all have power
by ordInance 70 supeRse1eI the Stnte.
Law, viii not he t!uferred from grants
Of power general ~ their chArao-
ter; NOR viii such anthog3ty in
the corporation b heid 20 exist
- en tmplfed o. tue1ooutai night.
Second Where the cot = n ~ nasuEe
one which constitutes eWo s0oon9ess one
against Toe Seate and 90 agaiust the
municipal g0vernment, the latter may
Be enthusiastically authofiEsd 20 pun
ish 10, though b b. ala0 IN offsaes un-l
der the State law; bat the Legislative In
teafson thaf fhss nsdr Be done should BE-
nsaaifesf and snnssstakobts, or fie pesrer
i# the cerPorufion sAoeh NOT be hsld Co.
essf. Third Where the act or matter
covered By. The ordinances o. ohartef,
and BY the State lao. ID not essentially
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Girl wanted.

A CAPABLE GIRL on WOMAN TO
"a do'cooking and general he1Dework /,
good wages peia- ADply 81 @. ". sTkT.
SUNr Sscond ssree< between 1aonoa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

nE LAID or - .l'
snagboat SkaRtt, whien has beeu ops
rating in the SkaQit river during the
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

"A CHnurxas Grr.--At late boar %
christnas he clerks as DAVIS beck
store prsssatsd Mr. Davies With hand
some hssrack. In making Che presenfa-
tion the spokesman said: "Mg. DAviss.
IN behalf OF your empioyess ! present.
10 Won this token Of oar esteem for you-
Az yoa see, il IL ship. which-thongn
10 Be used a hatrsck-is emblemaslo.
Taks il in hand. and may q guide the
ship in which zoe have 30 iaseiy sn.
bsrked over life's stormy osiious. snd
when yo0 reach haro0r, place q upon
yonr uAlls ard hang yoer haf wnsrs u
uay hnnQ oal4 - peaca~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28
Rooms 60 Let.

U.wo NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
j for sanxis gentlemen. u Q private
family. three minufes walk from the
f,ox ssssce. For particulars spply g this
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28
F0REk0ST livINc WRlTERs.

TaE ABLKsT AND MOST CULTIVATED IN
TELLECTs. in svery department Of Litera-
ture. 5clence. Politics and Art find ex-
precision In the periodical literature Of
Europe. and especially Of Great Britain.
TsE LIVING AGE. forming four. large
volumes year. furnishes. from the great
and generally inaccessible mass Of this
literature. the only compilation that,
while within tho reach Of al, d satisfac-
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IL embraces whatever II Of immediate in-
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IT 10 THEREfo1E UNDERSTANDABLE to
every one who Wishes 70 keep pace with
the events or intellectual progress Of the
time, or 70 cultivate In himself or his
family general intelltgence and literary
taste.
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uoUsE WITH FOUR ROOMS; ALSO
II lag.s baxn. n11n1ln re- 2 werk
Iy q John SULLIVAN.
nole CommsFufal sfrssk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

Nearly the Whoie world OF authors
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sion In its pages from the pens e the best
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70 Il % the immense amount Of reading 1t
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opky, or religion. that cannot be found In
Il Its readers are supplied with the best
literature Of the day. y.-Churchman. NY.
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Biography. fiction, science. criticism.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-28

! Ix yau--Thsre are al present only
three persons confined in the city jail.
Flank Hasteu. Who was convicted OF an
assault on shipmate. viii have served
his time and wills b Released on jana
am 12sh. George sutoe. wh0 = sorsinR
oaf ssnfeuce for IN assault upoe .
ChiuAman. will Be released JAauafy 6sh.
AIhsrf Rhudee, formerly in Ne saloon
suxinsas, and whs afsempted - ieavs
he courtry without squarina mp with
The A. r. Hotaling Company. vAa Ar.
rested on q civil charge made ~ tbas
arm and placed IN Jail. where he will
probably remain until be pays the dsbt
a. q o<herwise discharged by dne pro-
A Lucxx SaoxnAxEn.-As The draw
ine for ths very elegant chair put up
for raflas by Mrs.. Psase. Q tie rssulfsd
hssussn 3. r Smifh. sheemaker n
- empioy a. Adam Orths and Mrs. l.
Rrinir. ahich uas set1led yesterday BE-
tvs1n than By los, Mr.. Snzith beinG
- lnc1Ev winner u ths ehsir. vfhoh y {
vsrs nns pkoss a furuisnss.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
CORRESPONDENCE.
Brown t,;y Notes


Last evening we took trip to
Brown City accompanied by j. >.
Duffie. Arriving there about seven
o'clock we stepped from the train
and wendell our way up town and
were surprised to see such n tasty
little town everything being very
lively and progressing. We reach
jess Iolden's new store and found
everything neat and tasty, having
just moved from his old place Of
business. He informs us that he is
having a good trade which we were
pleased TO learn. We then took a
look around town and found lots Of
improvements being made. j. A.
Vannest who met with a great loss
by fire is at present building him
self a fine dwelling house and in
forms us that he intends going into
business again soon. Winsor Bros
have built an addition to their build
ing and are using the same Tor a
store house at present but intend
fitting it up this fall for a hardware
store. They are doing large bust
ness and carry an immense stock.
Rev. b. Cratcheter is putting up a
fine residence also Samuel George.
n. Herbert has his agricultural ware
rooms full and complete and is doing
an extensive business. Brown City
will celebrate the fourth of July in
grand style. A good program has
been arranged for the day, a brass
band will be in attendance and a
fine display of firework will be let
off in the evening. There is not
another town of the size of Brown
City in this section of the country
that is making such rapid strides as
it is. 1t is well laid out and has a
lot of enterprising business men.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
Additional ExpositiOns.

huuitioHaI GNPcsitiobs.
Miss Elva Vincent, of Decker.
vile, is visiting with David II. Brown
and wife.
Wallace and Jas Adams are
visiting friends and relatives in De-
troit this week.
We were blessed with n splendid
shower on Wednesday. Vegetation
looks somewhat revived since.
&C. L. Michaels will give a grand
ball on the evening of July 4th.
Everybody is invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Jones, of Ro-
meo, were the guests of her parents,
Rev. l.. Clark and wife, last week.
Miss Ella Murphy, of Romeo,
Is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Jones and other friends in this place.
"A good deal of Improvement
has been INDUCED in Of late by the
fixing up of broken down sidewalks.
C. ID. Vanderlip at one time in
the marble business in this place, but
now at Goodells, is the happy father
of baby boy. May it live long
and useful life.
B. Il. Knowlton an old man
over 20 years of age living in the
town of Speaker who has been in jail
at Detroit for some time on charge
of forgery was released on bail this
week TO await his trial in the United
States court in November next. He
returned home on Wednesday.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
SAFE BLOWN OPEN.

Early this morning John Collins
store at Peck was entered by burg
lars. 1t seems they made their en-
trance by the Office window and at
once went to work to drill the safe
supposing they would find consider
able money in the same but. luckily
there was but very little money de-
posted in the safe. The sides of
the safe. were blown to pieces and
the centre taken thercfrom and car
ried away with them. Men are on
the track of the thieves and it is
hoped will find them but as yet no
clue is entertained as to who the
scoundrels are. They took with
them horse and buggy from Leon
hard u Collins stable.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
Auction sale of Real Estate.

G.. w. BELL, auctioneer, will sell
for the undersigned at his residedce
in Kenockee on Thursday, July 10th
1884, commencing ut 10 o'clock a. m,
the following described property
The East half of the Northeast quar-
ter of section "a. Kenockee. contain
ing so acres with 20 acres improved.
There are substantial buildings, a fine
young orchard and good fences on the
same and it is also well watered. 1t
is situated twelve miles from the City
of Port Huron, on good road.
Terms $1,000 down and the balance
to suit purchaser at per cent inter-
est. For further particulars apply to
Francis Kells, Ruby Il. o., Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
Wales WaftIngs.

June 10th, 1891.
Editor EXPoslToR-The hot dry
weather makes many long :or rain;
but crops look well considering the
drought. I'VE had an excellent
time here on "Memorial Day." over
700 in attendance, with ~ teams.
Two four-herse teams were in the
train, with two large union flags
waving and three or four Sunday
school flags or banners. We first
went from the Centre to Lambs
where four soldiers are buried and
the first ceremonies were there, then
we returned to the Centre for dinner
which was served in true picnic style
after which we had speeches from
w. w. Allen, of Smith Creek, W..
w. Harrison, DIR. Pace and Rev. y.
Stockwell our chaplain and singing
by Smith Creek choir led by DIR Me
Laren and the old Mt Pleasant choir
led by comrade Chute and some by
the comrades generally. After =
u. Ill. we WcnJ Io -hG lcdSilJ Ccllc-
tary where eight soldiers Ire and
there celebrated again and last to
Caswell's in Kimball where three
soldiers lie, and Elder Wright gave
the closing speech. Statutes were fired
in each grave yard. The whole
community enjoyed the day very
much. Now we are preparing for
the glorious fourth and invite all
neighboring posts of the G. A. II.
to join us in n grand rally and pie
mic also the schools. ..... Died in Kim
ball on the 2sth ult, VIM Schench
aged IS, leaving n wife, two sons
and Il daughter. Deceased was an
old farmer from New Jersey and
has been in Michigan about 40 years.
...... Griffin Bush, over 30, whose
wife died last year, married Harriet
\. Ripley, a war widow of JAS. Isaac
Bradshaw on the 9TH at Brockway...
...E. g. Griffith arrived in town on
the eth, twelve days from old Wales.
......Jos Kocpfgen has been painting
his house inside and out and paper
ing, so that things are much improv-
ed to what they were before.
STEEL Pen.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
A IIaupy Family

Circle is fhe greatest blessing of our civii-
zation, but such thing is not possible when
disease and death turks on the threshold.
One of the most important matters TO be at.
tended TO. is that the Liver and Kidneys are
in healthy condition. More trouble arises
from arrangement Of these organs than from
any other csusr, of'en resulting in diabetes,
bright's disease, and other difficulties that are
generally counted incurable. Parmelee's
dyspepsia, diabetes, kidney and liver cure
will prevent and cure Nil these difficulties
with grest certainty. Lsrge bottles 81. Sold
by G. A. Wells & ca.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
lANSING AppII 10

To VI. b. CHURCH, MANAGER:
Dear Sir: The Alabastine put on the walls OF
the Chemical Laboratory more than four years
ago is in as good condition and bright in appear
ance as when first applied, save where water
from leaky roof has injured IL. The Alabas
tine seems to grow harder with age, making q
firm and coherent covering, and has no tendency
to soil the clothing by contact. as whitewash and
kalsomine will. | am well satisfied with Alabas-
tine. Yours faithfully.
r. G. KEDZIE, Professor of Chemistry.
Do NOT he IMPOSED UPON WITH CHEAP INVITATIONS
as the inferiorty of q cheap article sold as q
substitute may not he seen when first put on.
Common calcimine appears to be very fan
finish when first put on, but no one claims that
il is durable.
ALABASTINE COMPANY, NJ. b. Church.
Manager, Grand Rapids, Mich
For sale by paint dealers everywhere. 52wS
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
THE IMPORTED
NOrman-peTCherOn
STALLION
AL-NoNTL

Owned by Foiey and Byne. Emmett. st. Clair
County, Michigan This famous Stallion, ap-
proved by the French Government, was import
ed by NJ. w. Dnnhain, of Illinois, I'm August, 1850
He will stand for Mares for the season of 1891
health and weather permitting, at the following
paces:-Will leave his own stables on Monday
morning, April 2lst at 10 O'Clock noon and night
at John Dunigans :, Emmett: Tuesday at VIM Cog
ley's, kenockee. for noon. David Merrickle's at
night, Wednesday at Jas Green's, Greenwood foI
noon, Rapley House Brockwny Centre, at night
Thursday M Drockway House, Old Brockway for
noon, Dan Foley's. Emmett, NJ night; Friday nj
II. SHUTS in Massey. for noon. Northern Hotel,
Capac az night, Saturday arrive at his own stable
for noon 10 remain until Monday morning.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
Cemetery Notice.

All persons holding Deeds for lots
in either of the cemeteries of the town
ship of Brockway are hereby notified
to cal! at the Township Clerks office
in Brockway Centre and have them
recorded. Many persons hold deeds
which are not on record and unless
they are, new deeds may be issued on
the same lots, and cause much con-
fusion and trouble. The clerk will be
in his office on the 18th, 18th and 21st
days of June, 1884, for the purpose of
recording deeds presented.
j. S. DUFFIE, Township Clerk.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19

Miss Elva Vincent, of Decker
Vile, is visiting with David II. Brown
and wife.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
Earm for sale.

The undersigned wishes to sell his
farm containing 10 acres with about
10 acres clearing. There is good frame
house and log barn on the same. 1t
is situated miles south of Croswell
and 40 rods from school house. For
terms and further particulars address
or apply to Wallace Adams, Brockway
Centre, Mich. 44m3
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19

ELECrR.CITY.--O OF all the known Elec.
trc Magnetic Applicants OF the present day
n is conceded by the Medical profe ssiOn and
Electricians Rensrlly. that the Amer lean
Gslvsnic Co.'S HOWARD SHIELDS are the
hest, possessing intrinsic Electrical merits,
as one shield or appliance can be fitted "a
any part of the body, which Is not true Of
any other. See advertisement in another
column OF this paper e ectric Gazette.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-06-19
TOOthaclle.

Did you ever have cracking, jumping,
swapping, roaring, bothersome, toothake, that
kept the whole family in an uprosr until 3
O'Clock ic the morning? Many have it, but
all have not heard of the wonderful cures
made by Hsmlton's toothake drops whichsre
warranted 10 cure in one minnie. Safe yet
effective. Pric only Csc. Sold by G. A.
Wells d Co,