The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-09

Mrs. Horace Beard has been quite
sick the past week.
Read what NJ. Fitzgerald q Co. have
to offer in change of adv. this week.
Charles Presley has been confined to
the house by sickness during the past
week.
Laura Baxter has secured school
near Capac and commenced her labors
Monday morning.
Pay year in advance for the YALE
EXPosIToR and get the Michigan Farm
er for only 30 cents.
A Job lot of ladies felt and velvet
covered hats only l0c and l5c at Mrs.
James Browns millinery store.
The ground was covered Tuesday
morning with mantle of the beauti-
full. 1t has rained and showed nearly
all the week.
Rev. ). Windrem was called to Riley
| Centre on Sunday last to conduct the
funeral service of Mr.. Martyr, it be-
ing the request of the deceased that
Mr.. Windrem otiiciate at his funeral.
Tax receipts for township treasurers
printed ut the EXPOsITOR office neatly
and on short notice. Send in your
work and give us II trial. Satisfaction
| guaranteed.
l.. Higer q Sons are out with fresh
and interesting advertisement in this
| issue. They advertise extensively in
way that means business, hence their
success in their chosen vocation. Read
their live business notice in this paper
A new counterfeit So national bank
note has been discovered by the secret
service officers. 1t is on the Citizens
National Bank of Niles, Mich, check
letter Il, series of 1892, WIS. Rosecrans
register; +. II. Nebeker, treasurer, por
trait of Garfield. 1t is n. Photographic
production, the treasury and bank
number and panel on back containing
charter number being colored with per
and brush. The entire face of the note
is brown, instead of black, no attempt
having been made to hide the evidence
of photography.
When man patroniZes home indus
tries it can always be taken as an indi
cation that the man Is In sympathy
with these industries and with the
prosperity of his town. But when d
man deliberately goes out of his owr
town to make purchases he can as wei
make at home. and at as reasonable
prices, il is evident he cares little OF
nothing for his own towns prosperity
The EXPOsIToR firmly believes in home
patronage, and thinks itevery person.
duty to patronize home industries
That which helps the merchants anc
citizen works to the benefit OF the towr
in general. Every dollar spent out 81
town for merchandise just injuries thu
town to that extent.
Those who study omens say anotheI
long, cold winter, filled with buster
ing storms, is ahead. The goosebon,
is nearly all white, and snow, they
say, will lie on the grounds from early
i'm December until April, or later
Corn husks are more than usually
thick. The maize has put on an extr;
overcoat to protect itself from tn,
zero temperature to come. Wood
chucks and chipmunks are already ia
enough to kill, and their fur is dens
and fine and soft. They, too predic
cold weather, and will seek white
quarters early. Musk-rats are un
usually busy, cranes are flying south
ward, squirrels are laying in extr
stores of provisions, and hornets
nests are hung low.
MONTAGUE, Mich, Nov. -, 1893.
w. Windecknecht, Il wealthy farme
of Muskegon Co., personally appeared
{ before me, this day, and says: "Tha
3 for the past year or so he was afflicted
l with weakness, trembling, heart failure
f extreme nervousness and headache
{ that he consulted with physicians bu
@ received no benefit. lie was persuade
1 by friend to try a sample bottle o
A DR.. Wheeler's Nerve Nitalizer,; and II
' says the trembling and nervous feelin
8 was Immediately stopped by its use
h Afterwards he used two bottles of tn
i same medicine and says he is entirel
/, cured" Signed, w. WINDEcKNEcHT
a Sworn to and subscribed before me
It Notary Public for Muskegon Co., Stat