Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-12-11

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REV. JESSE KILPATRIcK.
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called, circulate for ten minutes
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they are returned to the librarian, who
asks the title, and if it Is not given
correctly she demands fine. The
gentleman who guesses the title is
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On looking under an extra freight
rain on the &. & G. Il. Ry., at Capac,
This morning, Dec. 4, man was dis
covered with his foot cut off at the
ankle. He stated to his rescuers that
he met with the accident at the cross
road in the village. The conductor of
the freight train thought his story an
one, and on looking over
his train he discovered that one of
he cars, containing merchandise,
lad been broken open and II box of
Duckskin gloves taken therefrom and
scattered around the yard. The injur-
edman was then questioned, and adj
nitted that he broke open the car and
.ook the gloves, and while thus engag-
,d lost his foot. lie gave his name as
J. McPhaden, of Connington, Ont.
Later on he was recognized as one of
he men who have been employed dur
ng the past month at the gravel pit
near Capac. He was taken in charge
)y the officers at Capac.-Port Huron
Times.
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