Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-11-04

ExPOSITIONS.

Inc OfllClal DallOb IOT lndS county 10
be voted next Tuesday is Is 2l inches
in size.
Regular meeting o. +. S. in Maccabee
hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th.
Work on degrees.
l.. Higer d Sons, leading clothiers,
Port Huron, have Il change of adv
this week. Read it.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach next
Sunday afternoon in Brick chapel at 3
O'Clock and evening at o'clock.
We notice that Hon. John Murray
of the Herald offered resolutions of
coincidence for Harrison bereavement
at his meeting at Capac last week.
w. w. Lord auctioneer will sell for
Thos. +. Beadle mile east and mile
south of Melvin OH Wednesday, Nov.
! Q, a quantity of farm stock, implements
etc. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
In change of adv. this week F. T.
Palmer d Co. give a list of prices for
your inspection. Don't fail to call
Mt their store and inspect the quality
of their goods. They always give
value received.
Patrick Fox living miles west and l
mile north of Peck. will sell by public
auction on Thursday, Nov. 10, a lot of
farm stock, implements, etc. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock a. M. W. w.
Lork auctiopeer.
The Democrat says of Cutcheon: ave
will use him up piecemeal as we have
already disposed of Colgrove.' This
reminds us of the story of the Jackass
who tried to remove the mountain
which was in his way by Draying.
Prof. G.. X. Sturgis. of Port Huron,
was in Yale Tuesday evening for the
purpose of organizing musical con-
vention but did not succeed in secur-
ing enough names. Any one wishing
to join will give their name to G. X.
Holden.
STRAYED.-Came to the enclosure of
the undersigned in the township of
Brockway on or about August lst, 1892,
three spring CALVES. The owner can
have the same by calling, proving
property. paying charges and taking
away. 25-4 Nicholas Hayes, Brockway.
Grant Holden & Bro. have added to
their large stock of drugs, patent med
icines, toilet articles, wall paper, con-
fectionery, cigars, ETC., a well assorted
stock of box paper, stationery, lead
and slate pencils, pen, pen holders,
etc. Their stock of perfumes is COM
plete and consists of all the new odors.
Read their change of adv.
While parties are doing considerable
work in this vicinity to secure votes,
we have heard only good words for
| the only candidate on any ticket re-
siding in Mussey-Albert Tosch. And
in fact only good words can be said
of him. 1t seems that good man
from Mussey should command the
vote of all parties, because we know
him and know he is all right.-Capac
Journal.
VIM. Kettlewell, farmer living
near Peck, was here last evening on
his way from Vassar, where he had
secured some cattle which he was
driving home. While in Smiths bar
ber shop he was prostrated with an
attack of heart disease. Medical as
sistance was secured and he was re-
moved to the Gleason House and made
comfortable. AT last accounts he was
Observation-Disclosures Leader.
A valuable circular entitled chow to
vote" is being put out in Sanilac coun-
| ty by Wilford Macklem, democratic
nominee for Judge of Probate. BY
closely following the instructions there
given by Mr.. Macklem, the new voting
system will work like charm. lie
has taken much pains to prepare it
carefully, and as it is worthy docu-
ment deserves attention. A vote for
him would be but his just reward.
1t has happened scores of times in
this country; that a single vote has
made Senators, Representatives and
other officials. A citizen might with
Just as much consistency stand back
and let the rest of the family put out
the blaze, if his house was on fire, as
to let others do the voting. The high
est duty of an American citizen is an
doubtedly to serve God, but the next
in importance is just as truly the duty
that devolves upon him to deposit his
vote personally at Presidential elec-
ton.
DIR. Miller, the celebrated Rupture
Specialist from The o. +. Miller Rup-
tiire Treatment Co., 102 to LOG Michi-
gan Ave. Detroit, Mich, will be in
Port Huron at the Huron House from
Thursday morning, Nov. 10th to Wed.
nesday night Nov. 10th. The Miller
Co. is the largest organization in Amer
ica, or the world for that matter, de.
voted exclusively to the treatment of
Rupture. They have Offices in the
principal cities of the United States,
with q combined capitol of nearly one
million dollars. The Doctor makes
this visit for the benefit of all ruptured
persons, especially those who are un-
able to visit the Detroit offices. He
gives written guarantees to effect an
absolute and permanent cure in every
case treated, or receive no pay for
services. Physicians who have diff
cult rupture cases on hand, or who are
desirous of learning more of a system
of treatment which cures without sub
jecting patients to pain, operation, in
convenience or detention from busi-
ness are respectfully invited to call.
All persons are entitled to free con.
sultation and examination. If you
cannot call, write TO Headquarters for