Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-28
Local Exposifions.
Vacation week.

The homelier man is the more beau.
ty he wants in wife.
Miss Pearl Mathews visited friends
in Jeddo the past week.
NJ. w. Smith, of Marlette, was visi-
tor in this village last week.
Miss Lou Townsend, Of Berville, vi
sited among friends in this village the
past week.
If all people were to "vote as they
pray" it wouldn't take long to count
the ballots.
Our old friend Edward Young. of
Sandusky, was in the village the latter
part of last week.
Martin Vanslyke, ST., is visiting
friends at South Haven where he will
remain for time.
Chester Bricker, Of Port Huron. pas
sed Sunday among friends and rela-
tives in this village.
w. II. Ballentine, of Brockway, was
in the village Monday. We are pleased
to see him around again.
\ number of the farmers west of
here in the township of Lynn have
done their spring seeding.
Bert Duflie, of Port Huron, was re-
newing old acquaintances in the village
the latter part of last week.
Harry Thorn and wife, of Flint, are
the guests of Geo. w. Barrett and
other friends in this vicinity at present
Jas. Hisey and family returned to
their home in this place after pleas
ant visit among friends in Stouffville,
Ont.
Ed Welch, who has been employed
in E. f. Pratt's barber shop for some
time past. has moved with his family
to Oxford.
Frank Gillian who has been at Al.
pena for the past winter returned tC
this place last week. He expects to &C
back to Alpena soon.
Geo. IL. Mustard and wife and Cass
d. Merritt and wife. of Port Huron
were the guests of DR.. and Mrs. NeN
one evening last week.
Bidwell Pake, of Colburn, Ont, has
been visiting his brother-in-law, NJ. V
Richardson the past week. He is il
search Of farm to buy.
Mrs. G. Ferguson and Mrs. II. d.
Bowman, of Almont, mother and siste,
of y. w. Ferguson, have been visiting
at the home of the latter the past week
The California legislature has evolv
ed new word. 1t is "defllequibble,
and means a flank attack on a mair
question by criticising minor detail
f. p. Huntoon left for his home a
Marine City last Saturday after three
weeks visit with his daughter, Mrs
Levi Morrill,. Jr., and other friends il
this village.
The tea-meeting held at the NJ. p
church last Thursday evening for the
benefit of Rev. j. NJ. Crandall, was ;
complete success, both socially anC
financially. The proceeds amounted
to twenty dollars.
There's no terror. headache, in you
threats" for am armed so strong will
remedy that pass pain by, as an idle
word, which / respect not since tn,
discovery of Salvation OH. Twenty
five cents bottle.
Worse by half than the hen and {
half problem is this: A certain famil,
consists of one grandfather, two grand
mothers, one father-in-law, three moth
ers, two fathers, two daughters, on,
son, one daughter-in-law, one son-in
law, one granddaughter, and there ar
only six persons in the family.
a little observation at safe distance
has shown the following uses of hair
pin; shoe and glove buttoner, gimblei
hook, cork screw. pencil. book-mark
tooth pick, griddle litter, nut pick, tw,
of them make a buckle or can be use,
to beat eggs, three of them in the han,
of an ordinary woman will beat an
combination tool in the market.
The population of Brockway Centr
is about 900, and we would say at leas
one-half are troubled with some affeC
tion of the throat and lungs, as thos
complaints are, according to statistic
more numerous than others. We woul
advise all our readers not to neglect th
opportunity to call on their druggi:
and get bottle of Kemp's Balsam fc
the throat and lungs. Trial size FIRE
Large bottles soc. and 81. Sold by a
druggists.