Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-01-13

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Chas. Bowins is closing out his stock |
of Notions at less than cost. You |
should call early and get some of the
bargains.
MONEY TO LOAN have about II, 200 |
at my disposal to loan at per cent
interest on real estate security. En-
quire at my residence l mile north and
Smiles east of Yale. 35tf j. w. REED.
Renew your subscription to the Ex-
posIroR before February 18th, 1893,
monthly 10 page paper, as n premium.
This offer positively closes on above
date.
A record of uninterrupted cures for
nearly half century has convinced
sensible people, that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is the best in the market. Why
try new things, when You know that
you have what you need. 1t IS infalli-
BILE.
| Several Richmond lads and lassies
| Jumped on the Air Line train one day
intending to jump off again at Main,
but the train diden't stop and they
were taken to Armada where they had
| 10 Spcnu lne Jay duu VilCi pOiAOh
money to return home.
There is everything in the world in
minding your own business. III you
haven't got any to mind, get some.
| The only successful people. and the
only happy ones, are those who make
| their own affairs take so much of their
time they don't worry about the affairs
of others.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Iaru, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses Blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone,
STILES, Sprains, all Swollen Threats,
Coughs etc. Save $50 by use OF one
bottle. Warranted the most wonder
full Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by
Grant Holden & Bro, Yale, Mich.
We are having regular old-fash-
toned winter with more snow than Tor
several years. The slcighing Is ex-
cellent and everybody Is taking ad-
vantage of it. Business has been quite
brisk since the holidays although the
weather has been 80 cold this week one
wonders how people can endure 1t To
ride far. We hope to SEQ the sleighing
last for at least six weeks.
One of our prosperous farmers, who
has some large grains of common sense,
told us the either day that he used to
run store bill and pay, say once q
year, and just manage to keep even
with everything plain in the house
but that two years ago he changed his
plan, and now runs no bills. He il
rapidly making his home comfortable
and is prospecting in other ways.
A sample of bulldog spirit was
shown on our Main Street this week
/ An agent for the Detroit Free Press
was in town and meeting one Thos
Mullaney, from Speaker, some con
yersation ensued, when without prov
/ ocation, Mullaney struck out with his
fist giving the agent a black eye and q
bloody nose. We can't understand
why men cannot be men instead OF
beasts and behave with a little pro
, priety.
l.. w. Spayd, State Evangelist of the
Disciples in Michigan, began n series
of meetings last Sunday at the Brick
Chapel which his people have rented
, of the Church of Christ for his use dur
ing the meetings. The severe weather
: has interrupted the attendance some
what. but there is good interest in the
: meetings and all speak favorable OF
the Evangelist sdiscourses. The meet
ings are expected to be continued fol
several weeks and as the Diciples have
man who faithfully represents Their
: distinctive teachings, they most cordi
, ally and earnestly invite all to como
and give them a hearing.
The young men and young womeI
: who aspire to obtain Academic or Col
l lege educations, and whose parents
cannot well afford them that expense
e will be interested in the work of TIL,
e Cosmopolitan Magazine, which ha
n offered for the year 1898 one Thousand
/, scholarships mt any of the leading
n colleges or schools of the United States
0 upon the condition of introducing tn,
0 magazine into certain neighborhoOds
/! Yale, Vassar. Harvard, Ann Arbor
/ Chicago, the Southern colleges, tn
II great schools of art and medicine, nj
n are alike open to the ambitious boy O
girl who is not afraid of little earnes
work. The Cosmopolitan sends on
from its New York Office Handsomely
, printed pamphlet to any applicant, tell
: ing Just what is necessary in order =
: secure one of these scholarships. Th,
= scholarship itself includes board, lodg
q ing, laundry and tuition-all free.
IS The souvenir half dollars that wer
n recently coined to commemorate tn
d quarto centennial of the discovery o
D. America are beginning to find thei
way to this city. They are about tn
size of regular half dollar, and bea
= on the diverse the bust of the grea
4 navigator, over whose head, in sem
= circle, are the words in capital letter
y Omitted States of American" under
u !, meath the figure of Columbus are tn
. words, also in capital letters arrange
- i'm a semi-circle, "Columbian half do
u lar" On the reverse is seen the SAINT
, Maria, Columbus flag ship, with a
I. sails set and with the admiraPs fla
p at the peak of the main mast; belo
y the ship are two discs. representing tn
:, old and new worlds, with the figure
10 "14" on the left and 1902" on the RICH
directly underneath the discs are til
l. figures 1892" At the edge of til
IN coin, and completely surrounding
as are the words "World's Columbian +,
Mt position, Chicago"