Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-12-18

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harness, saying that there are trace
of care, lines of trouble, bits OF goo,
I fortune. breaches of good manners
bridled tongues, and everybody has
tug through"
To an, body who has disease a
! throat or lungs, we will send proc
| that Piso's Cure for Consumption has
cured the same complaints in otEel
cases. Address, u. Il. Hazeltine.
Warren, Pa
The safest bet made on the elec
ton WAS that of q young man and wo
man out west. IL Blaine won, tht
young man WAS TO marry the young
girl; if Cleveland, then the young cir
was to marry the young mar.
This month come winter and sleigh
rides, and pretty girls, aud frozen
kisses. and two hands in one end OF
the muff, and Sunday school oyster
stews, and colds in the head, and
mumps, and plumbers. and lots of mica
things.
The new school house at Lynn
Corners WAS burned to the ground
Wednesday morning about O'clock.
Cause of fire is supposed To have been
a defective chimney. School will be
suspended until the old town hall can
be fixed in shape:
"A pious exchange instructs its
readers To "cheer the PASTOR" and
directs that it shall be done by speak
ing kindly Of and to him. Another
plan which is said to work excelIentIy
is to pay him respectable salary and
let him do his own cheering.
The Michigan State Teachers AS
sociatioa Will hold it's thirty fourth
annual meeting at Lansing, Dec. 29,
80 and 81. Reduced rates of one fare
for round trip have been secured over
all railroads, and S1.O0 and S1.50 per
day for board at first-class hotels.
-Manistee was diverted Yesterday
by the trial of w. r. Torrey and w.
III. Buckley, the alleged faith healers.
When Buckley was examined he ans
wered every question by a Biblical
quotation The opinion Is that he is q
religious crank with mesmeric powers,
while his companion is \ sharper.
Every dav brings report that
some railroad has discharged part of
itc ldborers. and taken 10 cents from
some other poor laborers who are earn
ing only one dollar day, but we look
in vain for reports Of cut on the
salaries of President receiving $50, 900
a year. such Is railroad directors
economy.
Some young lads purpose'y
G.. W. Belle horse, winch
was hitched to a cutter and standing in
front of Duties block on Monday last,
causing 1t To run away throwing Mrs.
Bell out and bruising her although not
seriously. also breaking the cutter in
pieces. These young lads. we are in
formed. make practice of this bust
ness and If found out should be severe
ly dealt with.
The first paper floor ever laid has
just been completed in new skating
rink in indianapolis. This floor is
made by pasting and pressing straw
boards together under powerful
hydraulic press in the same way as
the discs of the paper car wheels are
made. When these blocks are perfect
ly seasoned and dried they are sawed
up into flooring. boards aud laid with
the edge of the paper forming the sur
face of the floor. The surface is sand
until it is smooth AS one vast
sheet of ice, and the adhesive quality
Of the paper prevents any slipping of
the roller upon the hoor. The floor is
without joints, perfectly smooth and
noiseiess.
AT the incorporation meeting held
in Duties Hall. Tuesday evening,
j. w. Lamon was appointed chairman.
The COMMITTEES who canvassed the
village to ascertain how many were In
favor of incorporation made a report
that ninty-four names or tax payers
on real estate had been received. The
report WAS accepted. A motion was
then made and carried that the chair
appoint Jas Brown, j. w. Lamon and
j. :. Dutfie as committee To work
with the other committee and take
steps in legal way towards incorpor-
alton. There is everything in favor of
incorporation and we haven't the least
doubt but that this end will be reached.
The ball is fairly under motion so keep
it rolling.
Gard of Thanks