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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

lleB CT Die iur9e Srau nit 5ienltd boDent
Setrdg in Der 2ebenSDerii6erung Deritderit
uno als ibre Nieoerfuuft beDpritanb, molte
ct Die Beriiherungslumns nod erbD6en,
mas lbrn iebo6 abgelhla9en ipurbe. Die
Sral abnte nihts @utes, uno In etlenl
8riefe, ben tie on cine Sreunbin l1rieb,
uno Der iebt betannt ipurSe, CAB tie Ser Bez
tirdtung Musoruf, ibr Wtann tpole Tie
umbrineet. Nd9renb beS @o6etbetteS
nun madte Der llnmenl6 etnen erlten Ser
lud) bes Wioroes. inoem er ietner Srau in
&artolldure getrdnfte Sii6er auf Den &opf
legte. SpGter 9ab er ibr cine 10 ltarfe
Ooiis @iit, DAB man bic Srau am foIgenz
ben Wiorgen 3ulammengefrlmnlt un0 foot
im 8ett fonb. 6GfLi9er brang auf ioforttge
8eerOtguug ietner anaebliG am Starrs
tramp Deritorbenen Srau, Der er, I'm ben
gfa6nets elmer Bergtftung unmOgli6 gu
MAIDEN, nod Dorber ben W1a9en dusz
pumpte. 9as iolte ibn iebod pentg
niiBen, benn Der NmtSarst fpnltatirte alss
bulb 8erBiftun9 uio lieB ben WOrber oers
Daften.
= Oas @eri6t bon sc euf6atedu in
8elgten Derurtbeilte ben Stabtratb Mllaro
5u 1000 Srancs 8ltBe unb $50, 600 SrancS
S6abeneriaB tpegen G6btung beS 8es
rt6tsratbs Ser mann Durh llns
Dorit6ti9feit alf Der Sa9O.
= Muf Ser Station 8eIIogorab Bel
8atum perbra1lte Elm gan3er Yetroleum5ug
bon 39 8agen nit benz 9eiammten !3ugz
perlpnale.
- Sn Qntananaripo, Der t6auptitabt BON
MaOa9ascar, lit einef9I. &unonlahuu9
Der0ffentli6t tporDen, ber5ufnlge bic @olbz
III / II In Wabagascar fit Die 0auer bon
bret Wonaten bon SeoermannG aus
gebeutet merben oiirien. 0tele Sriit
miro manufacturing mad iDrem Qblauf pers
lGngert merben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
IarftberlMt.
6%6icaeo, 10. Mpril.

S%htcaao, 10. @pril.
Dir SGret i'm @eisenmarft, nomentli0 int
Waitermin, boben IN Dte1er Q8o6e l01pere
Citrate 5ablell n%itiier1. Sie I6pn lange gez
ma6ten Ut%ittbeilungen iiber erbebli0e S9G=
ot9u19 0es @interDet5ettS fotDen int, 0tel Ell
0onnerita9 eri0ienenen April6ert9t be8
Observation-Disclosures cine ollie @rlDartltn9en
iiberitetgeltoe SeltGtt9ul19 nnD cine ale @rz
%nartun9en ilbertreIfeltoe HreiSitet9erung mar
Die Sol9e. Watmet5elt, Der beute DOR a6t
Sogel1 nod 79B 9el9lolen, mar am 0onz
nerlta9 al!t s34 9eitie9en;. aber 9e9en @noe
DeS @el6QltS Guf 50 a~lritdgegan9en. Dim
Sreito9 Wtor9en lebte Der 8ermin auf ben
Saatenberi6t lofort 5u 81 etn, unb ging lt1=
ter gemalti9en S9manfltn9en allf 500 urb
i6loB 645. 6eute i9rttt Die 9roBe Wtalle Der
Vdren 81 0ednngen ltno DeranldBten etlte
Yreisitel9erung pom polen 5 Sent; Wtat, Der
848 er0ffnet bate, ltie9 atf 904, i6iieBt aber
rpele1tli6 nleoriger, o84. Ser Sountterntin
1purbe gar 81 9eitei9ert, BON 85g Bis 314 ultb
16lieBt 50. Suit bate bielen Npaucen oe9enz
iiber cine iebr gerin9e 9erGnberur9 pom S34
auf 845 l11to l6lieBt S44. Sett Dem April c.,
100 bte notwithstanding be8ann, lit Wtai
pot 7Sa allf 903, 128 Gent, SUM- Don 70 auf
81, 114c. geltieSen. The country is in"
i6reit bic gorie. pie @our1trp mag it6 biz
ten, baB ibr Die @bicaooer g6r1enleute nt6t
W SNt0Sh 0p%hTNbI ' Nv ~ QEIt @Cp%CIt
Sa9ett 9emadt, 1pteoer a~bia9en.
WtaiS nabm Die gauge ISOLDE an Der Heitig=
felt bes @ei5ens nnb belte bod nur III be-
16rGnftem Wtabe an Der QreSIteioerltne tbeil.
Otai, am pprl9en Somita9 nit 30B 9ez
i6loile1, errei9te beute leinen b06ltelt
@oOenpreis, 32t, Suli, am Somitas nit
784 9ei6lohen, iob beute 33f i'm b06iten ltrlb
i6lieBt 80. pabrellb bic lebte 9fotirultg fir
Otot 32{ lit.
Safer ma6te MIR iebr m6Bisen Sorti6ritt
IN Der Mode BON 22RR, % ltl1o 224 fir Wtat,
Stunt, Suli anf 934 fiir iepen Der bret Ser
mine 6elte.
Die Seem Oorfer Clique belt beute einert
groBen S9la9tta9 inter ben YorfbGren.
Yorf, oas ii6 i'll ben erlten Sogen Der QSpde
itberanS rlbt9 9ebalten, ting pl0bli6 su
itei9en on ulb lpurOe beute uilmdBis 9ez
triebenn. Otoiport, bas seitern nod $11.45
9el6loiIen, 9ing alf 1875; sunni unb eSltli,
Die 9eitern nur l24 nno 223 Sent iiber Mai
9el9loileu batten, erreidtelt beute benlelben
Nreis, ME Mai. Oie S6lubfurle fir Sic
brei &ermiae itnb $13.25, $13.40 nnb 1880.
S6malS nnb &ippen erfubren beute orb
tletne Breisbeiierunget, erltereS pom 121,
bieie BON III Sent, tur Die Utai= unp Suliz
5 %ert1ile.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

S9.afe trafen 1910 @tif eeeen 80, $50
Stild in Der Dorisen ySo6e Elm. 8retie nm
2O@25c. nteort9er, ais Dor a6t Sag en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
Mo6 2 sohrem mpd, befrctt.

Msehrere Sabre mar i'd NIT einem W1o9enleiben be.
baftet, fpopon mid Die cpniultirten NerSte nidr befreien
f~onnten. 3uleBt mar i'd ans gett g~eteiielt, neil i3
has @er,n9ite ni9t ntebr oerbauen tonnte, gum Ster'
ben matt itnb eIeno mar. Ser bebonbelnbe Qr5t be-
iardtete 'Ota9entrebs. g1s i'd bona pOn @opp's mta.
oenpulner i'm We[tboten Ios, IieB ib mir cine Sdobtel
sunt @eriu1e idifen. @iepDbl bieielbe mir i9pn
etipas Grleibterung peri9offe, mlBte i'd bodb 4 Der.
ieIben oebroudet, luelDe mid pDatg %fnrtrten. Seit
nteiner 6etlnng limb MN 3 SABRE %per1oHen. tein
@iiffal tn5mii9em pprgetomnen, 10 boB i'd Mid ieBt
oerpTliHtet balte, oielen iib~errnl0enoen Grfpl9 betanttt
su geben. a9artu ulbrt9t
Ser lIntcr8ct3nete besen9t biernltt %iretiuiais, baB
6err Il. ebreltbaften GDaratters uno Weitglleb Meiner
SeDopob=atr9e 5u 9era, Gapette 60, 81, lit.
Sfep. 81. d.. 6rtbe.
Cine G9a9teI M}a9enpuloer foftet $1.25. 9rei
Gbadteln Mta9enpnloer unb Spei 99a6teln &equ.
ltrnn9s-9taen perOea nad GmpiaHg BON -. 90 foiten.
frei auaelonbt. 9rudiaden iber Malaria. G6euros
tismus, CONTAMINATION. @pr1.&ur. Seioen Der
atbmuu9seGr9one ipe5iel iiir &ebaer, Btorrer u No..
auf Munid fret.
M}on abreiiire einfa6:
9opp's ToGiEfini&, philadelphia, 9a.
Gdmefoca sic ateIe annomee aus, lie famu
nar ielten pieocrDplt iueroen.
fuD--23hea 13ian, Loeb. lima. 14ap. 12mai
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
NmSWGrts.


@eiseu = gaem Dort MpriG 91sc.
Weai 918c. ct. 2onts 4pril SIC.
Dtoi S4t @ents. Ntilmautee - Npril 774
@ents, Nlai 774 Gents. Dullitb = 8aar =
Gents, 9lpril = @entS, >Wtai = Gents.
WtinneapoliS- SEQ. Jtortbern, Mprit sac,
Ntoi 82sc. 3oleoo Saar 673 Gents, Nta
Otai $50 Gents.
Goru- Jtelp Dort Npril 800 @euts.
Mai 394 Gents. ct. Souls - Npril 291
Gents ltai 29A Gents. Baltimore - Qpri[
49, @entS.
II. gerfdltfe mad grobe: So. 9
2 324c., 9fo. 3 314@32c, yto. 3 oelbes 323
@334c, 9to. 3 meiBeS o~llSgema6ltes 33Bc.,
geo. 4 31@31}c., $50 @raOe" 25@253c., III
4ebreu BIC.
SEQ. / Slo6s $3.50, Si,notbu S1.17@1.2O.
8lee Sl.S0@3.OO, ge1p0bnliber bis outer
S3.15@3,25, Wtanm0tbzalee $685., ultgerei.
nioter 30. $500.
Spmmerwetser = 8ertduFe nab
Grobe: 9to. 3 72@773c, No. 8 meiBer 72c.,
go. 4 65M73c.
Wi t. 10 Ell 4 en-8ertdnfe mad Strobe
go. 3 rot9er e0@83c, SEQ. 4 64c.
@erlte- Bertdnfe na9 Nrobe: go. 4
35@4Oc, Ao. 3 38@50c.
kIeie- 8ertdufe gu 81. 50@$11.7 rs.
Nt lib Ii ugs = 8erfdufe peri0tet al
$11.25@12.00 90.
6at er - Gerfdufe nod Brobe: gso. 3
23S @25tc, gto. 5 peiBer 25@26c, No. 23&
@244c, No. 2 meiber 253@264c.
6eu.-gertduie: SEQ. &imotbp S10.50@
II. so, 80. 2 DO. S. .50@9,50, gent. DO. S7@9,
uplano Ysrairle So. 00@11.11.
&o az e1. = 8erfdufe nab Strobe: glo, 2
479 @46c., No. 5 443@-e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

8unbess g. u1bi9eiu. i9loiien
ant MittDDh hicr:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
YDpp'S
Deutfd1es Maoenpnlufr
BELT ipe5iea langidbrige
@ero a1tmm9s:Seioem.
Anergemmnnaem:

- .t
G9on felt sebn SJaDren bate i9 Elm i9tpsres Wtaaen.
leiben, rpel1es 10 mad 1nb mad itltmmer mnrbe. Mls
i1 ieBteS Sabr Z Wpnote boaitGnbig niebtr9ebrDheu
mar unb bic gu Ratbe g~e5p9enen @er3te nibt gu belien
pcrrtotten oislueBr bic oeri6ludten wt.bt8ireH lnetn
&eiben nur bpffnuugslpfer ge1tabt hatten, las I'D i'm
nGbrtftliden 8oti1atter" BON 9opp's 9eutfdem Wtas
g~eHpulper, beiien s .tltraft BON rleBreren 9atientep be'
SeN9t lpurhe. Dies i9ien Elm Jin9eraeig 6es Iiebe1
Gottes su ietn; tb lisB mir ioeletd oaoon i9i6en unh
rad @erbran9 niebrerer Sbaatelu O~srielben fonnts
i9 6as 8ett tpteber n~erlaien. 9tun bin ib 10 pieber
'b~ergaItellt ME eS ein 81 Sabre alter Ulanr, benz ourf
f6orfe Mebi5tnen bic 36Bne Derloren ein9en, %erfparten
fam. aud) etnt9e bomOppatti9e Mittel in elmer Nads
fur baben fb iebr bep6brt Wfb9eH biele 3eilen nod
pielen Sulfeiubenben 5lr GenntntB aelan9eu nnb aur
9eiIung biener. 8ieS rDiiniGt BON Seraen
@priI 1888. &.&Ineburg &afefiel1, Wtinn.
1nterset6nete fennen Batter Ginsbura febr ipobI.
Getn ,3uItanb mar ein berartt9er, baB Sle, felbit
ger8te, Die 9offnnns Jug fetne 9eneluns %eaufsaben.
9onn fing err on, pppp'S Ma9enpuIoer Su gebrau@en.
nnrbe better unb lit Jest bon iein.r 8raufbeit pDaig
gebeilt. @ub anbere 4erionen III oieier @egeab f6nneu
aus 9leiber @rfaDrun9 RtbTtenbes hber oteies Setl'
mittel beriften.
&eo. S. 6. S9mibt. Gfsn. S. moIIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

@e[rbeuteI tperoen balls perorieBlid,e 0eute.
Sic qe6e1 es spar niemals gu, oaB IT'D tbre
6offnuneen auf Die Geidsbauptltaot ntdt
erfiillt baben, aber inn @ru1oe i9res Ser
sens lebneu tie iih bod iiber Sas Wteer 5uz
rid. Gas tie bier ftnben, erleBt tbneit
nidt ben 0erluit ienes freten, eigenarttser.
frdftig pulltrenben anerifanil9en SebeIs.
0erjenige, tpel6cr es 8%enolien bat. tptrS es
niemals pergeiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
mar 6 Sabre aefnne.

@emtnQtDM Snb., Z. Jebruaar 1884
Wseine Grou Iitt iiber 20 Sabre ON iGredlt9eu Wtas
northampton. bel 8ldBurgen, Grbre9en II. M. tueI'
ten. Sie foub at gutter SEPT SuIfe lInb 9eiIung burd
8opp's Magenpn1per. s. 9. Sopps, bog 27s.
BUR geeloubiguug, 81. 6. gance, 9altor Der Sc
6. &trbe in Bennington.
W3eine Mtutter ertreute lT6 6 Sabre lang elmer s1ten
@eiunbbeit tie wiini9t ieBt ie6O9 cine S8o9tel @ul.
Der II. /. 10. Sobn9Dppa.
R~en1tnqton Snb, u. gSebruar 1890.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
0iehntdrff

Mm &inbp lei NJ rift betrug Die j3uz
flbr Sc, 700 StIG, 9e9en 81, $50 Stiid in Der
pori9en 8o3e. Ote Ga6fra9e MAI bic 9an5e
ISOLDE binonr6 lebbaft uno ltte9en Die 4reiie
nm 10@15c., bod 9tn9 Die @pance am Cams
tag 1Dteoer perloren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14

Ser "ahHHasgnaH' til ephnsO Ddn suasdnon s. eatmpffo es Oft ahs uM, m 1oDm4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-14
Ste Elm 8ltbhrabl

ans beiternt %fpinrlel i0lra bos G~riGleiuen hes ;, gct.
9lJ9er":in bic 0teiben Der QnodiaIber. .gB1r
fab ~perlpren " ertlan9 es auf BET oanaen &inie Der
gerioIer lpertbloier Binder lib prapleriifer mebiai.
nii0er gn8si9en, Marum? Meil Der ngtettunas.
@nfer" nit perriGtenoer S1Grfe bos &reiben blejer
bitflen Glrenrtonner ent9iut uns ben an W}onness
i6toGd)e nno @cibledtsfraufbeit 2cibenben ben rid,ti.
eeti Me9 sur 9llfe 5et9t. 9oS Bud. 2t0 Seiten, mt
l~eDrrclbell Siloern. rtrb fir % Gents in 8nitmorfpn
IorclIe Deutsches Heilinstitut, IL Clinton Place
New York, N. Y.
Scr &ettuu9s=anfer it oun in hsr 8ndbhoubIr,o
BON @erlHaua S9lnlpttn. ZIG Oit 9sOrb @De.. Az boz
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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-10
COUNTY COLUMN.

There are 30 persons in the county
Jail.
Scarlet fever is rife in Port Huron,
especially on Lapeer Avenue.
The Sunday boat from Port Huron
to Detroit has been discontinued.
Snow fell at Port Huron last week ::
and sailors report heavy fall on Lake
Huron.
Fred Holmes, of Port Huron, receiv-
ed serious injuries from fall from a
bicycle last Sunday.
In the circuit court Saturday Mrs
Maggie McKellar was granted a di-
vorce from her husband Finlay Nickel
lar.
Joe Walsh. OF Fort Huron, is catch
ing for the Detroit Athletic club team
at New York in their contest for the
Worlds amateur championship.
The Marine City council holds the
property in front Qf which the accident
occurred responsible for the $500 dam
ages paid to Mrs. Margeret Fisher.
Four tank locomotives are being
built in Philadelphia for use in the St
Clair tunnel. They are intended to
haul about 700 tons. They will be de-
livered next January.
About four o'clock Friday morning
VIM. Kirby, an employee of the St
Clair tunnel company, took a header
down 60-foot shaft situated near the
approach on the Canadian side.
On Saturday some small boys enter
ed the Congregational church at Port
Huron and appropriated some of the
organ reeds from the great organ. A
few of them have been recovered. 1t
may turn out warm for the boys.
Engineer Hillman and Asst Engi-
neer Blaiklock, of the st. Clair Tunnel
Co. were both rewarded recently with
Mementoes of esteem entertained for
them by their employees. The present
to the former was gold watch; to the
LATER an elegant ring.
Work in the tunnel is progressing
rapidly. The three feet of dirt left on
the bottom for the temporary track
have been removed. Calkers are now
busy and will be able to keep ahead of
the brick-layers, who now have the
whole to line with coating of brick
This will require about a million of
brick. The permanent track will be
laid as fast as the brick workers pro-
coed; so that by the time that that work
will be completed, which is estimated
at three months, the tunnel will be
ready for use. The approaches are adj
vancing rapidly by the mammoth aid
of the steam shOyels.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-10
PERSONAL.

w. r.. Gillett was in Port Huron Tues
day.
Jennie Murray was in the village the
first of the week.
w. ]. Tuflield and daughter went to
Bay City on Friday.
Mrs. Neil Holden and son Shirley
went to Sarnia Friday.
Mrs. Ella Brown has returned from
a short stay in Alpena.
HIS. Wait and wife. of Shabbona,
was in the village last week.
Attorney Chas. Z. Hand, of Port HUI
ron was in the village Thursday.
Mrs. +. Curvln is visiting with her
neice Mrs. a. Springer of this place.
Mrs. Thos. Darcy, and daughter Leah
went on Wednesday morning to Port
Huron.
Allen Strong, of Bay City, has been
visiting his brother and ether friends
in the village.
Harvey Drake and G. a. Wells re-
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. f. O'Neil, of BHrgessville Ont.
has been the guest of her daughter
MIS-. n. springer.
Mrs. Lara Middleton and children. of
Peck, took the east bound train from
this station Tuesday.
Fred. "A. Baker, an old resident of
Yale, has been making a short visit
with VIM. n. McKenna.
j. ID. McKeith. our energetic mer-
chant was in Detroit the first of the
week, returning Wednesday,
Benz. Anger, one our prosperous
farmers, left for his old home III Blen-
helm, Ont, for &Ortnight's stay.
Mrs. Arthur Ellis, Walkerville, Ont,
and VIM. Brindle were the guests of
Mrs. w. l.. Ellis and Persie Johnson
recently.
Hon. Justin r. Whiting. the man
that would like to, but will like" in
vain, to 60 to Washington again, was
III town Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Holden have
just returned home from Inlay City,
where they have been visiting with
their son Frank Holden.
James Brown and daughter Mary
Brown went to Detroit Tuesday morn
ing, to attend the annual meeting of
the Grand Chapter o. f. ).
Nellie Baker, of Detroit. who has
been making short sojourn with Mrs.
Alfred Young, left in company with
her and Mrs. Martin Menerey for De-
troit Wednesday.
George Smith, of Markham, and Oh
iver Smith and daughter, of Stouffville.
were in the village during the week of
the Fair visiting their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Smith.
y very jolly company under the
chapronage of Grant Macarthur. con-
ssting of the Misses Jessie, Tena. and
Mary Brown. went TO Peck TO attend
dance Thursday evening.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-10

WOOD For SALE.-I have for sale
any quantity Of dry wood at from 81 20
to $l.40 per cord. j. b. PAISLEY. %
Lewis Bow has full laundry outfit
which he will sell cheap. He wishes
any who would purchase to call first
and see him. lSw4
The person who exchanged his buggy
at Michaels' Ball for new Dexter
Queen buggy Harris make will return
the same at once and save further pro-
ceedings G. +. MICHAELs.
English Spawn Llnlment removes all
hard, soft, or calloused Jumps and dblem-
ishes from horses, blood spawn, curbs,
splints, sweeny, ring-bone, stiles, spav-
in, all swollen throats, cough. etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Warranted.
Sold by Grant Holden Il Bro. druggists.
STAYED OR RsToLEN-From the prem
ises of the undersigned miles north
and mile east of Peck. one three year
old red heifer, short limbs, with white
tip on tail. Any person furnishing i'm
formation leading to the recovery of
the beast will be suitably rewarded.
21w4 JAS. ARMSTRONG.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-10
IN MEMORIUM.

Mrs Agnes Menerey, relict of the late Robert
Menerey, died on Tuesday, Sept. 30. 1890. at the
advanced age OF 80 years, in the home OF her son
Isaac, BrOckway township. The aged lady has
been gradually FALLING for the last few years.
she has made her home for some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Brown, I'm Evergreen.
AT the time of her death she was upon one Of her
annual visits among her other children i'm Brock
way Gangrene set In which evidently hasten
ed her end. Mrs. Menerey was born In England
of Scotch-Irish parentage, her father, u captain
in the British army, being stationed there at the
fine. Emigrating TO Canada when she was but
% years old, she then came to Michigan with
Ier husband and children thirty years ago, and
Sec. 22 Brockway Her husband preceded her
to the spirit wOild "a years ago. On the day OF
her death she left a step-sOn, VIM. Menerey, and
five sons. Robt, W., Isaac, Jacob. Joseph and
She was n woman of remarkable fOrtitude and q
whole-souled christian, a kind mother and deyot-
ed friend.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-10

Someplace in this locality a
Newfoundland dog, about months
old, long body, and long tail, short legs
and heavy set, black with little white
on face. A suitable reward will be
paid for its return to the Peck stage
or the owner Larry Middleton Peck.
Any information about the dog that
will lead to its recovery will be well re-
warded. Larry MIDDLETON, Peck.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-10

The l2dies of the Port Huron Grace
church are energetic, and have already
raised -. 100 for the new church.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-10-10
F. h P. M. R. R. TIME TABLE.
A REPUBLICAN RALLY.

ROBERT +. FRASER, OF DETROIT, AD-
DRESSED THE ET0WNSPEOPLE OF YALE
ON LAST MONDAY EVENING.