Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-07

There's not a Joy the earth can give,
like the sudden surcrease of violent
and terrible pain. 1t is like the rest at
the gates of Paradise, but how can it
be found? 1t is the simplest matter in
the world. Buy bottle OF Salvation
Oil and rub it in.
A considerable audience assembled
in Central hall Monday evening to
listen to eulogies on Free Trade, the
Democratic party and other interesting
subjects by W. r. Gillett. Ira BilIman
and j. S. Duffie. Mr.. Duffie, however,
did not appear But, Notwithstanding,
the meeting was q success. BY careful
calculation it has been estimated that
at least three (fe)males were persuaded
to vote the Democratic ticket. But this
is no slur on the speeches made, for
they were good. The only trouble was
that they hammered away on the side
where there was no door, figuratively
speaking.
In order to increase the circulation
of the EXPOsrTOR, we have resolved to
send out about 100 copies each week
for short time to nOn-subscribers. In
case you receive the paper read it. 1t
will cost you nothing.
Despite the storm that prevailed at
the time a good sized party assembled
in Michaels' hall last Monday evening
to "trip the light fantastic" under the
influence of Lawrence's best music.
| The hop was a complete success.
Michaels' hall was at its best with its
accommodations, and thanks to the
ladies the supper was excellent. This
was served at about IL o'clock and then
| of oh int hn
chanting sport was resumed. Especial
thanks are due Messrs. Grant Near
thur and Geo. Allen.
A considerable credit is due the sa-
loon-keepers of the village for the
universal quiet that prevailed about
them during election-day.
Veni. Vidi, Vici! This is true of
| Halls Hair Remover, for it is the great
cOnqueror Of gray or faded hair. max
| ing it look the same even color of
| youth.
A jolly hunting party of our citizens
left last Monday for a fortnight's
jaunt in the northwOods. 1t consisted
Kelley and Jack Cooper. They went
branch off at will. Notwithstanding
the warning that it would be a dead
loss by so many good Democratic votes,
they avowed they would rather have a
buck than an election.
S. o. Welch has just received a large
invoice of pine lumber, the finest he
has ever had; so it is said. He is pre-
pared to sell it at Il low figure.
Goheen 81 Young are advancing rap
idly with their new enterprise. The
oil % tIA., hi
have raised; and we should judge it pro-
misses to be u success i'll connection
with their lumber-yard and furniture
store.
Elder Patton will speak next Sunday
afternoon in the brick chapel at 3 o.
clock. and in the evening at Z o'clock.
a cordial invitation is given to all.
The regular meeting Of Yale chapter
of the Order of Eastern Star will be
held next Thursday evening, Nov. 18th,
for the election of officers and other
important business. y full attendance
is desired
Any remark about mud is in all prob
ability superiluous. There is hardly
any doubt that it will not be news to
anybody. Still that there is mud, and
plenty of MUD. and in fact MUD every
where can not be disputed. That's ALL
Menerey Bros. have been busy as
bees during their first week in the new
shop. We have no doubt that with
their well-known energy they will make
a success of their new enterprise. I'll
you want Il piece of shapeless iron
hammered into shape take it to them
We invite everybody to interest
themselves in the School Gossip. AS
you may see this is written up entirely
by scholars, and will result, if properly
encouraged, in immense benefit to
themselves as well as others.
"One touch of nature makes the
whole world kin" Diseases common
to the race compel the search for a
common remedy. 1t is found in Ayers |
Sarsaparilla, the reputation Of which is
worldwide. having largely superseded |
every other blood medicine in use.
Last Saturday evening again Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Holden were made the vic
tins of another overwhelming ovation.
They returned on the evening train
from Ontario after short visit with
relatives of the bride, and were at once
escorted to the residence of Mrs. !
Caroline Holden. There a merry
crowd of friends and relatives were
assembled to do the honors of the oc-
caslon. The first in order was to par
take of bountiful supper which had
been awaiting the happy arrivals.
After the repast another surprise
awaited the happy couple in the shape
of numerous presents. Not the least |
conspicuous among them all was q
handsome Family Bible, the Gift of |
Mrs Holden. This is the sixth one of
these appropriate gifts she has made
on similar occasions; 1t is q favorite |
gift with her. The jolly company then
surrendered itself to enjoyment, not to
dispense until the clock struck eleven.