Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-04-29

Buren county wants kitchen lady,
and wants one bad. lie advertises rs
follows in the county press: "Wanted
II hired girl about IA hands high and
weighing 14O pounds, sound in mind
and limb, and wearing No. 4 shoe.
Color no object, but bright bay with
dark points preferred. Must be able
to wash and bake"
| Teachers in public schools through
out the states are receiving circulars
from Chicago inviting themto subscribe
| $3.50 each toward v hotel to be erecte d
for the worlds fair. Every subscriber
will receive certificate it is stated, en-
titling him or her 10 rent IA room as
| many days as desired during the fair
at 81 per day. 1t looks like another
scheme to catch sJckers.-EX.
New MUsrc-"Whispenings of True
Love-" Valse Lente, { low waltz b.,
lgnaz Fischer, price 5Ge. This new
waltz deserves to become an enduring
favorite with al young pnnIss. 1t is
very melodious, bright nd sl.arkling
composition that will captivato llwhO
hear it, The author is also the we'll.
known publls Ter Of iOledO, Dhio,
who has our tin iks herewith for II
copy.
Jas. II. Moore has added Go Ynle's
ready choice list OF hloOded stock a
We yer uil ilambletouian stallion
ts ,p"." ildeer II, 55G, is bay,
in -, >, nds is hands high
nd pigu" about 1870 pounds. Is
o 8 madc, of e,vy bone and mus
Gle and is good individual III every
- ocular, and though never trained,
ud Shuw 2:4O gait at two years old.
1t was bred by Il. larry Strobe, of
West Chester, Ont.
le pupils of the high school have
presented the following testimonial to-
their teacher, Prof. Thorpe, which
shows they thoroughly appreciate his
libors among them and that his work
has not been altogether in vain. "TO
our beloved teacher; We, the pupils of
the Yale High School, extend q vote
of thanks to you, for the interest you
have taken in our studies during the
past year of 1S9l-'92, and we feel graft
fled to you for the self discipline you
have aught us. If ever you engage
elsew 'ere as teacher, we sincerely
hope you will be as highly appreciated
and loved as here"
The Queen & Crescent Route will sell
tickets to New Orleans and return &C
count Biannual Meeting Ancient Order
of Hibernians May 10th, 1892, ut reduc-
ed rates. This is the only line running
vestibuled trains from Cincinnati to
New Orleans. "a miles shortest and
quickest. Only 81 hours Cincinnati to
New Orleans. Trains run via LeXing-
ton, Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain,
and Birmingham. The train carrying
officers and members of the Order will
leave Cincinnati at 1870 q. m. Sunday.
May Sth, arriving at New Orleans next
day at $50 p. IN. For information or
sleeping car berths address ID. g. Ed
wards, G. =. A., Cincinnati, o.
Last Sunday was the 73rd anniver-
sary Of the |. o. O. f.. and prepare
tons had been made forts celebration.
The day was fair and sunshiny and
about $3.50 the OddfellOws assembled
at their hall, there to form into q large
company to march to the NJ. f. church,
to listen to an address by w. Z. Gilett
The choir aided the service by beauti
full hymns and Mrs. G.. W. Allen sang
a sacred solo. A short sketch of the
fraternity was given by Mr.. Gilett and
then followed his discourse from the
scNt in Eph. ABB. "Till we come in
e unity of the spirit to the statute of
ncrfect men in Christ Jesus" The adj
dress was we'll received and listened to
with interest and attention to its close
The supervisor Of Brockway town
ship, 81. Clair county, with sundry
people Of liberal financial belongings,
l. the victim of acute insOmnia. The
construction of the new tax law is its
occasion and the beligerant prepare
IONS Of VIM. GOwan. VI D., l.. l.. g.,
one of Yalc's flourishing attorneys, its
20. MIR. g. swears-in terms of
, gu'Stic emphasis, for which he is
io..d and by all the saints in the cal
dar of Erin, whose faithful son he |
is-that he will wreak seven-fold ven
geance on the forthcoming tax-roll and |
its farmers, If said law, to hairs |
breath, he not fulfilled, by inventory
ing all property, down to the tooth
. OK and the m0p-rag among chattels,
Nd the dirt under tinger-nails and in
3rmer's ears, as real estate.-Eyening
eTs.
In this age Of inventions aid dis
cOveries there Is probably nothing
lore marvellous than the scientific or
Ii genie discovery chow to get rid of
dpertiuous flesh without starving"
Thousands have suffered with obesity
without the thought ever haying
dawned upon their minds that they
were afflicted with a disease which
could be cured; other thousands have
with one patent nostrum
and another put up and recommended
as reliable, only to become discouraged
or Disguised, finally giving up the at
tempt Us futile. To all such and many
others who have suffered in silence the
information that q remedy not only
sure but permanent has finally been
discovered after years of research by
one DR.. 0. w. f. Snyder, McVickers
theatre building, Chicago, and that
these benefits are within their reach
will give new lease of life.
There have been some changes made
in our public school teachers and their
salaries. AS we stated last week Prof.
Black will take the place of Prof.
Thorpe. In the first intermediate de-
partment Miss Armitage is retained ut
the same salary, $4,000 per month.
Mrs. Drummond has again been Sc
cured for the second intermediate mt n
raise of sl.00 per month, making it