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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
9rabmanen als @reeatorsn.

Sn Sitinbien sa6 es, unb sibt es
ipobl auA nod beute, i6le9te S3ulbz
ner, Bel benen tein Bitten uno Mabnen
etipus balf. 9as pirb Iiemanben
Wunoer nebmen, benn es lit in Der
9an5en Belt 10, uno lpssbalb Ioq OItz
inbisn eine Qusnabme ma9en2 gl6sr
in Der glrt Der 8sitreibung folder
S9ulbsn unterI6ieb ii9 SItinoien
ipeientli9 bon allen anoersn 2dnbern.
8dbrenb man in bieie ben &la9etpeg
bei6reitet unb mad eritrittenem gr=
tenntniB CUR oft fruatloIen @retutipn
i9reitet, gibt Der relisiOie @laube Der
eingeborenen 8ebDlferun9 SItinbiens
bem Gldubiger elm biel bsquemeres
Waittel in bic !Sanb, ben S9uloner sur
3ablung gu Slpinasn. Na9 ben
@runblebren bes 8rabmunismus lit es
nGmlidb cine unIiibnbdIeS 1no,, S3ulo
an benz Sobe zines 8rabmanen (eines
inbiIdsn Prieiters) su iein. @uf oiez
len @laubensiab fuBsne, mietbet iib
Der 0ldubtqer elnen SrdAmdnen llr@
terTten @rabes, beren es bunbsrttdu=
ienSe eibt unb bic baber billig gu has
ben iinb. Dieter Srahmane Iebt ii9
nun auf bic S9peIle bes SauIes, ir
lpsl6sm Der S9Mbner fpobnt, uno iBt
70 larse ni3ts, Bis Der Sbulbner be-
sablt bat. 3Dgert Der Saulbnsr nit
Der gesabluno 10 fam Der 9rabmane
rerbungern unb bann fGllt bic Siinoe.
ieinen Sob peruriudt gu baben, ouf
ben SduIbner, ipel9er i'm bur9 feline
SaumTsligfsit i'm 3uhlen qeSlpuneen
bat, su perbunsern. Gs iou nun nies
mails porgstommen fetn, bab Elm gum
3tped Der S6ulben=Gintreibung gsz
mietbeter 8rabmane Iein Wprt ni9t
oebdlten. uno ppr erfolgter 3a6lung
Ieinen PlaB an Der 6dustbiir bes
psrldFen babe, aber ebenic
ToQ es aud rur iebr uusnabmspeiit
pordefommen iein. baB elm S6ulonsr
Ii9 bur9 Nintsablung Der SooIiinoe
I6uIbig gtma6t Babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
9idt unter sem gantotfeI.

@s sf6t MGnner. bic bur6aus nid1ts
baoon merten Iafen ipolen, bah fie
unter bem Pantoffsl itsben. ssn Ser
rengsisal9aft Defenders lisaf linen
oaran, ibre unangetaitete SerrIderz
tpiiros gu betonen, unb iie baben aarz
nthts bageeen, in bem @erbad5t eines
tbrannii4en Che uno Sausberrn su
1tebsn. Sin iolder Wann fab einiae
9dite BET ii9, nit bsnen er ii6 su borz
gsriidter Ibsnbftunbe in bebaalifem
9eplauber geben lieb.
nSa," iagte er, rin meinem SauTe
bin th Serr unb tbue, mas mir beliebt.
Wieine 5rau bat ii6 unbebinat meinen
Muniden gu fiigen unb i9 tann pobl
fagen, bab i'd in meinsn bier pfGblen
elm 10 unumf6rdnttss Rssiment tiibre.
ipie nur Sulius GGiar ss sstban baben
idnn."
9erabe Bel bieIem lebten Safe trat
feline 5rau in's 3immer. Der .Spz
ram" iab etpas senirt brein, aber
Wabame per5og feline Wliene unb that,
als bate lie nidts seb0rt. Ra6 elmer
tur3sn Beile lieb iie iebph in iebr bez
itimmtem Son bic Ssmertung fallen:
r@s 1T fpdt. meine Ssrrsn, unb Su=
lius GGiar muB gu Bette"
4lsbalo erbob iid Der Sbrann,
fummeIte eine @ntfduIbiguns unb
iiberlieB es feinen @diten, ibren @eg
aus bem Sauie gu finben.
gfit ieiner Sprannenberrli9teit mar
rs Su Gnbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
Die rifle 9rigg.

Gs tpisst elm S6iff auf bober Ste,
Sas lit bic 8rigs nSabo>Sulie!"
Sic f9autelt p9ne 3isl unb 3psd,
@erluifen, Doe 1T bas Ssd;
llno teine MannI9aft 1T gu ieb'n,
yi9t Steuermaun, ni9t Gapitdn.
Wie ausgsitorb,n 1T Der 9faum,
&ein Ruf, tein Son, ss 1T tpis
Sraum.
Wdr es @efa6r unb Sungsrsnotb,
War es tpobl gar Der i9parSe Sob,
Die 9eit, Die 10 babingsrdfft
Der 9ri9g geiammte Dieneridaft9 -
0arinnen Itest in filler 9fub
Manni9aft unb gapitGn ba3u,
Sa Iie9en fie babingeitredt,
&ein StoB, tstn @sGenf6lag iis
pedt.
- Gin SubiIGum madte, tpiBt,
DAB Qlles 10 betrunfen lit. =
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- ~
Salatpabou, peI9e in bsmisnigen
9beile Der Sniel MoIofai bauit, Der
ben 9(usidBigen gum @ufentbalt bient,
treibt bort INNER nod ibr llntpeien,
ebenfo tpte Der @ott Stu, beien Sauptz
pergniisen in bem 9rennen DON Menz
f6enfeelen beitebt. Sin anberer @iftz
gott lit Sbamebapebd. 9lls hsr Hez
gengott ipirb 2ono berebrt, tpGbrenb
Milu in bem Rei9e Der Sobtsn, go,
bic SerrI4aft fiibrt; pele 1T bic se<
fiir9tete 90ttin bes pultaniI9en Ssuz
ers. Der Sbsrite aller @Dtter 1T Der
alte Sane, ber, trpboem er ben Menz
iden pobl min, bas iibrigs @0ttergez
iinbsl i:in unpeIen treiben ldbt. Qu5
fsin iiingfter 9ruoer 8analpa gilt als
gutter Gott, bsnn er bat Die Nusllen
iotuie 8d6e unb ben 8ananen6aum
aeItAuffen. "a
Ser 9lberslaube, bab Die Seclen Der
@b9eI9iebenen bon ibrem 9immliI9en
9tufentbaItsorte &uabairo auf bic
@rbe auriidtsbren fDnnen, ipirb bon
ben &abunas in ppIlItem Mabe auss
esnubt. 0ieie 8etriiser Iebren, bab
oae Srantbeiten unb usbsl bur9 ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

ipeba.
3orn Der 90tter ober burdb bic 3aubes
rel 6OstpilIiser &abunas, oenen Setter
sur ausfiibruns ibrer b0Ien Streids
oienen, peruridbt psrDen. BUR 3eit
Der yiotb fenbet Der dbsrglGubiide Sqs
nate gu einem &abuna, ben er fir be-
ionbers mdbtig bGlt, uno bieIer pers
treibt baS llebel bur9 feline Specialz
9e;iter. Dem @influB Der bDIen 9eiz
tier lam man iibrieens burd) eifriae
Ierebrung ieiner @orfabren porbeus
gen. Dab elm Weni4 gu Sobe .9es
betet" peroen fann, ipir6 pielfab sez
aiaubt unb bsmG9tigt ii6 SieTer
8laube zines Inbdngers Der Sa6und,
oann 1T er rettunsslos berloren. Gr
legt ii9 bin unb itir6t ppr bloBer
glngit. obne Rabrungsmittel su iid5 su
nebmen Obsr SroTtlpOrten @eb6r Su
f9entsn.
Sn lebbaftsr grinneruna lit nod Der
Sob Der am 3, 6ebrudr 1887 perItors
benen prtn5efiin 2itelite, Der Sod,ter
bss Sf0nigs &apaatsa unb Der Muttsr
Der prin3eIiin &diulani. 9erfelbe 1T
mad BEN 9afiirbalten Der abersIGu6is
i9en Sanafsn burG5 bic @0ttin Qele
herbeigsfiibrt ipprben. Sic ipar bon
einem lei9ten unppblIein befallen, dls
fi4 Elm sapatrom aus bem @uItan
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

9erufsFots. 9tmtsyi6ter
(5u einem bepdbrten @inbre5er)s
pOiesmal bat Sbnen nun nod ni3ts
betpieien iperben t0nnsn, Sic iinb ba>
Der entldhen. Wdblsn Sic iib absr
bod einen unoeren @rperbsSpeig, Der
Sbrise 1T bod gar gu f9ls9t." -
@inbre9.r: ngta. piiisn Ss, Serr
Imtsri6ter, mehr als Sic beroiene id
INNER nod babel !"
8erfeblt. Gentnsr 6u Iei.
mem neuen OienitmGS9en): rSeben
sic ii4 mai Oisie Photographic msis
nes Reffsn an, Marie; psnn Der Ssrr
tommen ioIIte. iugen sic jebesmal, i3
lei ni4t gu Saus, berItanben !" =
SienitmGb9sn nSdpobl IL - Der
geffs mad einigen Sagen): rsSft 9err
Uliillsr gu SauIe 81 OienitmGo9sn:
Sd. -. parten Sic NAL, od muB id)
lber mai erit in unitrcm p5otOsrapbiss
alum na4iepsn !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
Wtoerfpri6e.

- Rein, eins fol@e 9osbsit tann
unmOgli6 m0glib iein.
= Dab sic bas ni@t slaubsn tpol@
len, finbe i9 redt unre9t BON Sbnsn.
= ga, ia, Sic peiiimiit babsn gut
f3le9t bon unberen 2euten reosn.
- Sic finben 10 @ttpas natiirlib
unnatiirlih.
- ga, babel tann einem aud tpobIy
uHtpobl perben.
= limb sic uldubsn nibt, oaB bic
Sadie nun serdOe f3ief sebta
Sd ia9e ia nsin !!
= Na, elm folder Sptimtsmus 1T
aleroings Elm tusnig gu oiel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

- 8trratben. - (0as SD1z
terlein In 8egleitung bss @ettsrs unb
bes tleinen S9tpeiter9sns.) Mutter:
~Giesbstb, - parum biit Su 10
rotb?" ST. Sdipeiter6en: Scr @sts
ter 9uitup madt iDr INNER 10 ang1t!"
Weutter: nWieIo9" &l. S9peiterz
tben: r@r fast INNER: iis isi gum On,
beiBen!"
- M bern Ell n3sige. Mteiz
men 5rsisrn bic Mittbsilung, bab
msine 9ano isBt psrssbsn 1T. gtlIen
Bsipsrbsn um Oieielbs no9mals beitsn
Dant. gfmuIis S9ulss, @srIobtc.
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= 3eritreut. 0ienItmdbGsn
(einem 9slebrten bic 9eburt zines
Sobnes melbsnb): Serr Doctor, elm
Sungs 1T bd! = S96n, liebe Minna!
Nsbmsn Sic ibm nur feline Sa6en
ab, unb ldhen Sic i'm pisbsr ges
ben!
- unter @aunern. Or:
Bie gsfdlt Dir msin n.uer Mantsl2
S.: Wunoerbar - mas bat Did benn
Der setoFet9 o.: gtidt pisI = 3tpsi
Wonate!
- unpuffenb. = 81 iieb, aus
ten Sag, Serr Baron bon SiIberitein.
: Baron BON @olbitsin, bite! -
6eiben Sic ni4t SilberItein2 - @ott
Der 9ere6te, iper ipirb beiben pplIen
BEL bic miierable SiIberprsife = Sill
beritsin!
: 4ensitGi6. Ginbre9er: sylr
9elb obsr Sbr 2eben! SamilienDater:
S4ieben Sic nur nm @otts8pilen
nt9t, Sic tpeden mir ia ionit bas
Rinb duf!
: Der meme Sut. Sic: Sdb
claude, i3 betomme tpisber mein nerz
oOies &opfiibsl. @r: Sas baate id
mir idon gsltern, ais ia bic 9uBmas
9erin Bel Dir Iab!
= g dmei4eIbaft. nGs ldBt
Ii9 nt4t leugnen, !6srr 3ieutenunt,
sdB ale Damen fir Die Serren bpm
Ufilitdr fdp6rmsn." ,Sebr iGmei>
teIbaft, mein sndoigss 6rduiein."
,Cas tpsroen Die baIten G6saatten,
'enn bic iinb bod en- Saboroination
J:Ip69nt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

ailuusa auf Saipaii 5u srgiebsn BE,
gam. Sierin erblidte iie bic ibr BON
Der @Dttin peIe seianbte Sobesbots
if9oft unb als gar Der Monb einsn
I9of bate, perlor iie ale Soffnuns: am
nd9itsn Sage mar iie cine 2si9s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30

Die rt9ttge 2esart.
Stub. o.: rGaEnit 0u mir ni9t Oein
corpus iuris" auf etnigs Sage leiz
benz" Stub. g.: rS9ut mir leio, i9
finbe es garnidt. 9as mub id
ipo9I perlsst babsn." Stub, o.:
r8srlegt? 0u msinIt iider: per-
iebt"
-&aTeruenbofb liitbe. unz
terofficisr: @enn Sbr Gu6 ben gfsr-
ben ppn bintsn ndb,rt. 10 miiBt SSbr
ibnsn INNER stpas Suruieu, iOnTt
Ihlag,n lie @uh auf Sure biGsnSdGs
bti uuS bls Gubs bpm 2isbe 1T = mir
6a6sn itblieBlic9 Iautsr labms pfsrbe
in Der Stqpaoyca!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-30
Gttte RceerlcgcnSe.

gu Roabs 3eiten, 70 ersGblt man
ittb bel ben gli9antinegern, iparen
nod WtGnnIein unb @eiblein obne ieas
lt9e @usnabme i9para; unb es mar
bas i9Onite, reinfte S6tpars, aIei6 Der
9ta6t oes uripalbes. Sa geI9ab es
zines Sages, baB @ott Der Serr bic
6rei SO6ne bes Weinpaters Roob su
ii9 berief. @s mar aber Gam, Der sils
crit herbeiIief unD Der Serr ipra6:
nSiebe, ba tit elm 8runnen in Der
Wiiite, Der it4 seDffnet bat, ba i6 bid
rtef; gebe bin. rpirf bid binein, bamit
bu bon ieinem Naifer ipeiB perbeit
ipte bic 2ilisn." glber gam fiir9tete
fi9 uno blieb. limb 9ap6et fam bersu,
tau9te in ben 9runnen unb qina alss
balo oaraus berpor nit elmer gans
tpeiBen Saut. Damn fam audi Sem,
Der brittle Sobn Roabs, unb that glei6
ieinem Sruber Sdpbet; bod mar bic
WunoerquelIe f9on fait periiegt. @s
mar nur nod 10 piel bes 8aFers, nm
tbm bic 9aut gu blei6en, alio baB
Sem braun pie cine Slipe ipurbe.
limb iiebe, ermutbigt bur9 ieiner Bril-
Der 9eiipiel, fprang nun audi Gam in
ben 8rurnen. 9lber tdum bqB er
nod cine biinne S6lammI9itbt fanb,
bic ibm bic Subfoblen unb bic inneren
9anbfldaen neste unb ibm bic @ugen
ipriBte. 60 paro Iein 2tugapfel
itrablenb tpeib, unb bic 8allen ieiner
SSiibe unb !6dnbe purben geblei6t.
9lber alIes anoere blisb Iatpar5. limb
bic Re9er, bic bic SD1ne Sams, bes
gloabiobnes, iinb, fonnten iomit audi
nimmer ipeiB iperben, ipte bic S0bne
Sapbets, mod braun, ipie bic SDbne
Sens.
The Washington times., 1894-11-01
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
Suits and 0Yercoats.

CD FLOoR)
This department has never been better
supplied with PLAY, SCHOOL, and
DRESS SUITS. Making boys Clothing
is one thing none exoeI US in. Our prices
are quite as low as you pay for common
and unwarranted goods. We have a
thousand STYLES to select from. at prices
ranging from s1.00 to $1,000 each-a
guaranteed saving of 33115 per cent.
The Washington times., 1894-11-01
DOME BY A THKBsHINe MACHINE
Robert Lee Lewis Was MangIcd. and Now
Sues the Knox Express Company

Robert Lee Lewis Was Manglcd. and Now
Sues the Knox Express Company.
A year ago Robert Lee Lewis was hurt on
the Knox farm, between Anacostia and Marl-
boro; yesterday he brought suit against the
Knox Express Company for $4,000 damages.
Lewis was the foreman, and when ready to
thresh rye last fall he told his employers the
threshing machine was not flt for the work
He was directed to go on with it and thresh
enough rye 10 supply the companys stables.
and meantime a satisfactory machine would
be procured.
Under protest that:it was risky business
and because he feared he would lose his place
he tried 10 thresh the rye as required. 1t
was necessary TO keep cleaning the straw out
Of the machine 10 prevent its ciogging.
In doing this on November IS last his hand
was torn in pieces and his arm bad to be
amputated at the elbow. He was laid up a
long time and had heavy doctors bills to
pay. He claims that his misfortune was
wholly due TO mismanagement by his en-
pioyers and wants to be indemnified.
The Washington times., 1894-11-01

Baltimore Bond Market.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3I-Virginia century, 5S3I
asked Northern Central IS, series B, 113 bid.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
Speaker Letter.

Thursday was II bad day for turkeys.
T.. Teller and Arthur Kipp are on
the sick list this week.
Eleven new members united with the
NJ. p. church Sunday evening.
F. Reynolds had the misfortune to
put his right knee out of joint, We'd
nesday.
The Baptist minister will preach in
the Nj. p. church next Sunday at two
O'Clock p. NJ.
Emma Vancamp, of Port Huron, has
been visiting with her many friends in
Speaker this week.
The ladies of the NJ. p. Aid Society
will give box social at the town hall
on Tuesday evening, December IL
Admission, % cents.
Thete will be Christmas boat in the
NJ. =. church on Christmas night, De
cember 25th. A good time IS expected
and everybody is invited to attend
| Admission, 10 cents.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
Roseburg Letter.

Maggie Bradshaw is visiting at pres
ent with friends at Lamotte.
George Martin, of Yale, visited with
friends here last Wednesday.
Peter Spring, of Sanilac Centre, Wis
tied friends here one day this week.
Thomas Noble and wife, of Melvin,
called at j. ID. Bradshaw's last Tues
day.
William Snider. of Jeddo, visited his
sister, Mrs. William Avery, last We'd
nesday.
Quite number from here attended
the Teachers Association at Brown
City last Saturday.
William V. Mcintyre and wife went
to Saginaw last Saturday to spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter.
George Tenant, accompanied by his
uncle Henry, attended the wedding of
his father in Capac last Wednesday.
+. G.. Tenant, of Roseburg, and Mrs.
Lura, Of Pontiac, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony on Wednes-
| day, November 2Sth, 1894. The cere-
mony was performed at Capac by Rev.
Wallace of that place. This commune
| ty extend their heartiest congratulate
ions and will gladly welcome Mrs. Ten
nant to their midst.
There is a lady in this town who
must haye an enormous capacity for
turkey. Her husband had ordered one
of those holiday fowl for Thanksgiving
day, but one, it seems, could not have
been thought sufficient rs this lady
soon after purchased another. As the
! family consists but of the gentleman
and his wife, we hope in the interests
of health and hygiene that they had
company for dinner on Thanksgiving.
Quite large number were in attend
ance at the Sabbath School Convention
last Sunday. After prayer and read
ing of the scripture by the pastor, Rev.
+. Hurlburt, Frank Bradshaw the dele
gate to the State Convention, read a
most interesting report of the proceed
ings at Grand Rapids. The question
"What is the relation of the $. S. to
the church ?" was next discussed. Rev.
Hurlburt interested the assembly by a
short address on this subject. "What
are the missing links in the 5. S." was
spoken on by +. Bradshaw and others.
James Bailey spoke for short time
on the attraction which the SIS. should
possess for the young. F.Snider made
few interesting remarks on "The
efforts which teachers should make to
interest their pupils" Mrs. L. H.
Moore expressed few interesting views
on the good influences of the s. S. The
convention closed with singing and
prayer. 1t is fact to be regretted that
so many people eyince 80 little interest
in Sabbath School work.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
Brown City Letter.
l.. II. Howse Sundayed iu Peck.

l.. II. Howse Sundayed 10 Peck.
Where did you spend Thanksgiving
Harmon Buby, of Inlay City, was a
Brown City caller Sunday.
VIM. G. Brown and family visited
friends in Valley Centre Sunday.
Bessie Vanhorn, of Marlette, was a
guest at the Harrington House Satur-
day.
Anna Dudley, of Elliott, is spending
the week in town the guest of Mrs.
Richardson.
Joseph Scott now occupies a coy
suite of rooms on the second floor OF
the Gamble brick block,
J. Bradshaw and sister Maggie, OF
Roseburg, attended the teachers as
ISOLATION here on Saturday.
Allen Schlichter visited in Macomt
county last week. Mrs. Schlichter will
remain there another week.
The Sanilac County Teachers Asso
citation held here last Saturday was
a complete success. The enthusiasm
was shown by the large number In
attendance. A very interesting pro-
gramme was rendered. A recitation
by Mr.. Porte was so heartily encored
that he honored the audience with
another.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30

Elliott Letter.

Anna Wiltshire made business
trip to Yale on Tuesday.
Robert Lothian, of Yale, was in town
again buying cattle and sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ozias Dudley are Wis
iting this week at Harvey Kilbourn's
in Fargo.
Clark VIM has the job of taking
the Hardy boy 70 the Poor House.
He should have been taken several
years ago.
Rev. Lester Clark has again com.
menced revival meetings at the NJ. p
church and expects to continue them
for some time.
Elston Hoffman came very near
losing valuable colt Saturday last
and it would have died, but for the
timely aid of DIR. w. n. Armstrong, VS.
of Yale, who is fast gaining popularity
among our farmers.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
w. N. ARMSTRONG. v. saw. o.

VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST,
Y Honorary Graduate, Medalist, and Prize
man OF the Ontario Veterinary College of TorOn
TO Canada Diseases of all domesticated AMI.
mails treated on the latest scientific principles
Calls by day or night promptly attended. Office
open day and night. Office LIST door south OF
Yale Bank
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
WILLIAM WIGHT

NJ ID. C. NJ. Trinity University. NJ ID. c.
vi Victoria University, Toronto, Ont. ONE
and residence Main street opposite Duiiie Block
Office hours Ia p. IN. daily.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
VIM. GOWAN.

A TTORNEY and Counselor-at-Law. Room
N in the Rapley block. Probate bushes
and collections promptly attended TO.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and
Il residence upstairs in the Doelle Block OF
Main street. ONCE hours Wednesdays and Sat
urdays from 0 ain. to 4 y. m.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
go. ~ BROWN. DDS.
GEO. w, BELL.

MENTAL ROOMS. Opposite Post once, Por
H. Huron. Latest modes of operating, includ
ingbridge work or artific al teeth withOutplates
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30

A UCTIONEER, Yale. Real estate, personal
"a property or any kind Of sales promptly at
tended to. orders left ut the ENPOsITOR Ofnce
will receive prompt attention. Correspondence
solicited.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-30
TaHesl Taxes!

| will be at the Rapley House every
Friday in December To receive taxes.
GEORGE MIDDLETON.
Treasurer of Brockway Township.
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nR A MITCHELL

physician, SURGEON and ACCOUCHEUR.
i Special attention given to chronic diseases.
Office In Chamberlain block. Office hours 10 Ia
street, first house north MiclaelS' hall, Yale.
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w. w. LORD.

A UCTIONEER. Peck, Mich, Is prepared 10
N attend all kinds OF sales OH short notice and
at reasonable rates. Correspondence solicited.
Orders sent either by mail or telephone TO DIR.
Toal at Peck will be promptly attended to.
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DIP. Will Il. GOWAN,

DR.. WILL II. GoWAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE on
j. Main street, upstairs over Ferguson & Cos
Hardware. Residence on Main street, south OF
the Rapley house. ONCE hours TOTO and 70
& 80 daily, Sundays excepted.
SpecialtieS.--Trea ent of the
NOSE, THROAT and EAR.
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
BUSINESS DrREcroRx.
DIR. BENJ. ClYNE.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON a. ACCOUCHEUR.
Il Office on Main street. first door south OF Post
Office, Yale. Office hours from II to 30. Tues
days and saturdays all day.
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RkplEy HOUSE.

A GENERAL INVITATION is extended Ia
"A all to call and see me when in town. Good
accommodations for commercial travellers and
farmers. A choice selection of wines, liquor,
and cigars always Oh hand. Thomas Rapley
proprietor, Yale.
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AARON WINDSOR,

AARON WINDSOR,
TNONSORIAL ARTIST, Yale. IL you want a
| i first class haIr cut, shave, shampoo or sea
foam, don't fail to give him call. Charges
moderate
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Undertaken and Funeral Director.

\ full assOrtmentof Collins, Caskets,
Burial Robes, etc. Two elegant
hearses free of charge.
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Rev. a. Klein, late pastor of the
German Evangelical church of Port
Huron, committed suicide at his home
last week by hanging. Rev. Klein
had been insane and at the asylum,
but was recently brought home for Il
visit as he seemed to be better.
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Ripans Tabules may be op-
tanned Of nearest druggist.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-20
FINE CONCERT.
II Will Be Given In Aid Of the New ST. john's
Church.

Church.
Sunday evening, April sth, grand
sacred concert Will be given In Lothrop's
Grand Opera House for the benefit OF the
new st. Johns Church which will
be located at the corner OF Slater and
Quincy avenue, Woodlawn, and which
will also be an ornament to the city and
a credit to the French people who have
made Pswtucket their home and who
have labored so zealously for the advance
ment OF the city, their church and them.
selves.
Manager Walter b. Smith has eyinced
bis generosity by rendering the use OF tn Q
Opera House gratis.
Two of the youngest and brightest stars
In the musical world and whom Paw
tucket is proud to claim as her own, VIII
appear at this concert.
They are Miss Marie Therese Brazeau,
the accomplished pianist, and her brother,
Anatole Brazeau, the gifted vioiinist yir-
tuoso. They need no introduction to the
people OF Pawtuoket or, In fact, the
people of New England. The mere men
tion of their names Is sufficient for all
who heard this gifted pair perform upon
their favorite instruments Will
carry the memory for years to come.
There will also be celebrated talent from
New York aud Boston and the State and
city officials have sjgnified their intention
OF being present.