Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-07-05
ADDITIONAL EXPosITIoNs.

Thomas Youngs has just completed
q new stump machine which he is salts
fed will DO good work, and is now
to do stump pulling for all |
who need his services.
A State Teachers Institute for the |
benefit of the teachers Of st. Clair Co., |
will be held in union school building,
Fort Gratiot, commencing on Munday,
July 10th, and continue in session three
weeks
Statesmen WANTED to handle our
thoroughly reliable nursery stock. We
engage men on liberal commission, or
on salary and expenses, and guarantee
permanent employment and successl
Facilities unequalled, prices reasonable,
outfit free. Decided advantages to
beginners. Write.
ELLwANGER 81 BARRY,
S-13t Rochester. \. Y.
The Sanilac county Normal, will
commence in Croswell, on July 9th,
next, and will continue five weeks. An
able corps of instructors have been
selected and every teacher in Sanilac
Co., should attend. Boarding places
have been secured FOR over one hundred
and fifty persons. For further particu-
lars, address,
T. j. BATTERSBEE.
7w2 Crosweu.
It is better by far TO buy your goods
at home than to 60 abroad. You may
perhaps be able to buy something a lit
tie cheaper, but by the time you add
your travelling expenses. express charg-
es, etc. you will discover there is little
saved, if any. All this time your are
putting yourmoney in circulation away
from home. whence. if this money was
spent ut home. it would aid just that
much to build up your town and you
would some day be able to realize a re-
turn for your meaQs SO spent.
The Republican bandana will be the
stars and Stripes. Let it be the pro-
duet of American labor, made out OF
American raw material This will be
a pretty good offset to the red bandaEa
which represents nothing but Il most
soiled by foreign snuff. Both are ap'
propriate emblems. The old tag repre-
sents that which the Republican part!
fought for and saved The red ban
dana represents the un-American ide;
of sneezing under the influence o
foreign snuff, Nothing could be NOR
appropriate Detroit Tribune.
There ought to be alaw compelling
young men under twenty-one years o
age to be at home before ten o'clock a
night. \ great many boys are RUNE
before they reach their majority by ba
habits formed while scouting arom
the streets ut unreasonable hours.
may be said that parents should Sc
that their SONS are home before te
o'clock. but in many cases it is an in
, possibility. If these young men kne'
, that if they We're found loaling aroun
/, beer saloons or gambling dens after
certain hour they would be put in til
=, lookup, il would have a better effe(
, than all the good advice that could l
wasted upon them. If boy can |
i kept in the right track till he is twent.
one he is likely to make a useful MAJ
! but youth who is naturally incline
to virtuous ways may be easily lie
d. astray by the corrupting influences wit
. which he comes in contact while loafin
around at night-Ex. The evils of a
. lowing boys to be out after dark can |
. plainly seen in Brockway Centre, whel
:, gang of young rOwdies roam IL
streets till ten o'clock at night, al
even later, insulting ladies and passer
by and using language that would brir
:. bushes to the cheek of a pirate.