Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-02-19

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York Bazaar and removed the goods
to Bay City where she will go in bust
ness again.
Still aheadl-Airs. Belle Cole, the
singer, has made favorable impress
sion rs n concert singer in London.
The celebrated DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
made a favorable impression in London
several years ago.
DIED:--At his home in this town on
Monday, Feb. 10, 1892, Alonzo McDuff.
aged 35 years. The funeral services
were held at the Nj. p. Church on We'd
nesday morning at 10 O'Clock, Rev. w.
r. Perkins preaching the sermon.
James Livingston 4 Co. wish to IN
form the farmers that they are prepar-
ed to furnish flax seed for sowing.
The seed may be had at their mills in
Yale. Fargo and Croswell. No seed
will be given out later than April both.
At Tampa City, Ia, revivalist asked
all in the church who had paid their
debts to stand up. They all rose ex-
cept the editor, who said he was un-
able to pay his debts because all the
rest of the congregation owed him sub
scriptions.
LosT.-One promissory note for $50
given by John ID. Jones to Mrs. VIM.
Blakley, running five months from
April 1st 1891, bearing per cent. inter
est per annum. All persons are here
by forbidden purchasing said note.
4l-3 Mrs. WM. BETTEs.
Money can be earned in spare time
by good reliable men and women as
local agents for the warranted fruits,
flowers and trees of j. +. Whitney,
Rochester, n. Y. Yearly salary is paid
for steady work, and permanent hon
orable business is quickly built up. 10
Mrs. Friendly Tibbtts died on Sum
day, Feb. IA, 1892, at her home about
three miles west of Yale at the age of
68 years. The funeral services were
held at the house on Tuesday, Rev. w.
F. Perkins officiating. The bereaved
family have the sympathy of the entire
community.
A two-year-old child of Mrs. Higgins
came near being burned to death last
week Thursday. Accidentally getting
too close to the stove its clothes caught
fire, but prompt action on the part of
those around made quick work of dis
persing the flames, and the child was
only slightly injured.
Quite serious accident occurred to
Amasa Clark last Sunday by which his
leg was broken. He was attending to
some chores about his premises when
he slipped on piece of ice, and falling,
broke his leg at the thigh. As Mr..
Clark is an old man this accident will
probably go quite hard with him. We
are III hopes to see him around again
soon.
w. Cowing informs us that he was
awakened Tuesday night or early We'd
nesdsy morning by noise at the back
door of his residence on Kennefic st.
On going out into the kitchen he saw a
man making tracks away from the
house. Mr.. Cowing had about S200.0C
about him and had the burglar gained
admission no doubt would have made
away with this amount.
Storekeepers in various parts of the
state are being cleverly worked. A
and travel together. a enters and
| buying a cigar, remarks that he wants
coin of a certain date and will pay u
! big premium. Storekeeper promises tC
! look out for one. subsequently
comes in, just happens to have thai
coin. Storekeeper buys at premium
with an eye to profit and never hears
from A or b again.
As an inducement to all who see this
notice to subscribe and pay in advance
and to old subscribers to pay promptly
in advance, we offer them, free for one
year, that magnificent farm and home
paper, the Farmers Friend, of Soutl
Bend, Ind. 1t has Is large pages, wei
filed with choice reading relating L
farm, orchard, live stock, household
and other topics. 1t is printed twice ;
month. The regular price is so cents
but if you pay for this paperin advance
we will present you with a years sub
scription to the Farmers Friend. Cal
while this great offer lasts.
The "machine printer" is prevalen
everywhere, but is perhaps more mum
erous in the Office of country news
papers than he is where the require
ments are more exacting. He it is whC
sets up whatever the copy looks like Il
him, regardless as to whether it make
sense or not. Such a one il was wht
sets up "Gsmbetta" az al am better
and made heading intended 70
"Bridge Carried Away by Drove o
Logs" read "Bride Carried Away by
Drove of Hogs" Another of this elias
made an advertisement which read
"The Christians Dream-no cross, n,
crswn," appear as "The Christian
Dream-no cows, no cream"
This is the way certain farmer OK
planned to a neighbor how it paid hin
tn take a paper. / take the paper an,
read it for the news. My wife read
the advertisements, and tells me by 81
dong she saves in one year twice owe
what the paper costs. For instance
She is about to purchase some house
hold articles or clothing that she ha,
been paying 81 for. BY looking owe
The paper she discovers that someon
sells the same article at $3.50. Sh
goes there and gets it saving fifty cent
and buying some ordinary article 70
the home. In the course of yea
this amounts to very large sum wher
considerable clothing is used and will
more than pay your subscription.
A writer in the west facetiousl
writes: Nature with lavish hand ha
endowed the human body with no les
than sixteen million of spots to whic
an ache or pain can be attached. Whe
each one of these spots, both insid