Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-14
ADDITIONAL EXPOsITIONS.

Daniel McMartin Is at work in Lake
port.
Mrs. Jud. Black has returned from
Canada.
G. III. Niggeman was in Brown City
last Wednesday.
Miss Bette Welch visited at Mem
phis the past week.
Mrs. j. ID. McKeith visited at Mar
lette the past week.
Thos. Easton, reported sick last week
is able to be out again.
John Merit has returned to work fol
his brother at Cr0swell.
w. 5. Bryce has been visiting his old
home in KenOckee lately.
Miss Rada Rapley visited in Port
Huron one day this week.
David Kyes visited his parents at
Valley Centre last Sunday.
ii. N. McKelth, of Sanilac Centre
visited friends IN the village lately
Mrs. G. III. Niggeman is home after a
short visit with friends at Lexington
The man who reaches the top of the
ladder must yet there III II round about
way.
Women do not marry for money, but
they say II is easier To love rich man
than poor one.
The ulan who Is perpetuaily hesitat-
mg us 10 Which of two things he will
do seldom does either.
Alex. Lothian, of Mt. Salem, has pur-
chased ID. q. Wilhams' house and lot
near the Main street bridge, aud eX-
pects 10 move to the village soon.
Property owners who have defective
sidewalks along the front or side of
their premises, should see to it and have
them repaired OF some one getting i'll
Jureu may bring suit against the owner.
There are great many people who
send u copy of the EXPOSITOR to their
friends ana pay postage. They pay
lifty two cents In postage, and besides
their trouble tifty-two times, the paper
always goes several days after publica-
ton. by paying US 81 they are saved
both postage and trouble and the paper
leaves promptly at the hour of publica-
ton. The EXPOsITOR is the best letter
To send friend. 1t gives all the local
news and never fails to 60. People
generally neglect to write letters and
have more bother over correspondence
than the cost OF u paper.
We have just been admiring one Of
the handsomest oil-pictureS of"Jacque"
Roses that we have ever seen, and had
it been in al art-store we should have
known that Il good price would be ask
ed for it. But imagine a work of art Of
such intrinsic value being obtained for
nothing! for that is practically the case,
as IL Is supplement to DemOrest's
Family Magazine for April. This won
derful publication has on its Easter
garb, and 1t certainly is an attractive
one. Each succeeding number appears
to grow better and better, until we are
forced TO wonder what can be done to
improve its present high standard of eX-
celence. The fact of the matter is,
there is but one purely family and home
Magazine, and that is Demorest'S. The
illustrations are works of art, and some
Of the articles which they illustrate are
Orchids" The Manhattan Working
Girls Society,"" 1.-The Easter Lily"
Forbidden Place" or 1.-THE Haram Esch-
Scherif in Jerusalem" "In the Grasp of
the Grip" Easter Eggs" "Easter Nov
elites" Kindergarten Work and Play
for the Home" etc, besides numerous
other articles and stories. including" "A
Woman's Kitchen-G arden," "Our Cook
ing Class" preserving Garments from
Moths" 1.-The Art of Letter Writing"
"Madge Bonfield's Easter Ghost" ETC..
etc. Published by w. Jennings Demon
est. Is East l4th ST., New York. Every
newsdealer ought to keep this valuable
publication, and we suppose they do.
1t shows the magic power of 20 cents,
and the great distance that small n
mount can be made to 60.