Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-08-01

tirely rev stock of goods This store
| will be under the management of Cora
Mills and the firm known as ID. Mills
a. Co.
"Oh, if had only taken this medicine
earlier in my life, what years of suffer-
| ing it would have saved mev' was the
! touching exclamation of one who had
been cured of rheumatism by the use Of
| Ayers Sarsaparilla. Scores of such
| cases are on record.
Bert Vanslyke left town Wednesday
together with Bette Welch for Clio.
Miss Welch will spend short time
there as company" Bert will take up
his residence with Dentist WoOley
where he will attend school and assist
his patron as he can.
The comparatively dry weather of
the past few weeks has given our farm
er friends an opportunity TO burn out
their stumps. We are glad to notice
that some have made use of this oppor-
tunity. 1t is duty to themselves and
service to the community.
That distention of the stomach. which
many people feel after eating, may be
due to improper mastication of the
food; but. III most cases, it indicates a
weakness of the digestive organs, the
best remedy for which is one of Ayers
Pills, to be taken after dinner.
There has been a change made in the
time table of the +. d. Il. NJ. R'y of
late. The 1924 express train leaves for
Port Huron at 9:30 a. m, and the $50
for Saginaw at 1000. The Cos p. m
express for Saginaw at sos ana the Z 7:25
for Port Huron at 1882. Notice the
time table at the head of local column.
DR.. Clyne has consumated the plans
for his new Office, and it will probably
be offering its pleasing front to the
public before another issue of the Ex-
POSITOR. The DR.. says. that if he wants
anything he wants it Just as he wants
it. This is. perhaps, a new way of
putting the old maXim-"lf thing is
worth doing at all it is worth doing
well"
GA Monday party of little girls from
this village including Lizzie Cady. Car
RE Remington, Louise Andreae and
Mable Mckinnon went to Fargo to
spend the day with Alma KoOk. the
daughter of NJ. f.. kOok. the occasion
being her ninth birthday and the party
a surprise TO her. The little guests
numbered about thirty and all heartily
enjoyed themselves.
\ county convention Of the Patrons
of Industry. OF st. Clair county. was
held at Emmet last week Tuesday. at
which fOrty-tWO associations Were rep
resented. County President ElstOn
Huffman. of Lynn. presided. 4 vote
was taken. 10y which 81 stood against
any political action; three in favor OF
f,r a 90,
county ticket and two for state ticket
only.
Mr.. Lambert Jones. while setting up
Il machine on the farm Of VIM. Seward.
near Brown City. was so unfortunate as
to catch his hand between chain and
cog-wheel and have finger crushed so
badly that 1t was necessary TO amputate
it, However. Mr. Jones showed a good
deal of sand for after bruising his
hand he rode some twenty miles with
the painful wound and Immediately be-
gan work.
Eli Woodward, for several years
resident of Watertown township, Sani-
lac county, has gone insane through
religious excitement and an application
has been made by Judge Mcclure to
have him admitted to the asylum. He
attacked his wife one day last week, as
he said, "to remove the scales from her
eyes, and succeeded in gouging her face
in a serious manner. He has been placed
under guard awaiting the action of the
authorities.
The Postmaster-Gen has instruct
ed Postmaster Springer not to accept
the Patrons Guide, the official organ of
the Patrons of Industry. as second
class Matchmaker. The Postmaster
General claims that the Guide is sent
out in bundles to be distributed among
Patrons of the state, and not to indi-
vidual subscribers. AS no publisher
could afford to pay eight cents a pound
to send out papers, the Guide has been
temporarily suspended until the matter
can be adjusted at Washington.
The fateful Clotho has been so harsh
with our Peck friends, of baseball
fame, as to decree them two successive
defeats. Last Monday many of our
citizens drove over to Peck hoping to
see an interesting game. But. be it
said, they were somewhat disappointed
The game, though beginning well was
altogether slow. However the steady
work of the Richmond team gained
universal praise. Score 2015 in favor
of Richmond. For Richmond Boucher
t6virled the sphere; for Peck Saveh did
good work. They were well matched.
4 discourse, in the interest of |. q. o.
f., will be given by w. r. Gillett in
Central Hall, Yale. Sunday, Aug 10th,
under the auspices of Advance Lodge.
No. 10 of this place, of which he is
secretary. His subject will be "The
moral and social benefits of fraternal
organization" Mr.. Gillett is we'll
known speaker in this part of the state
and an interesting as well as instructive
talk is assured. w. III. Palmer will also
give one Of his interesting talks. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Let everyone come, especially those
belonging to sister lodges.
Last Friday brought with it a severe
hail-storm which, in its severity in
some places, suggested the great hail
storm of the 23rd of July, 'S8. Though
it did not do much serious damage it
is reported that the hail fell six inches
deep in some places in the neighb0r-
hood; q considerable depth of ice for
July in this climate. However, be it
said, we will not stake our reputation
On tha truth of th,c aocarti0n Navar-