Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-19

them complete surprise last Friday
evening. All present departed well
pleased with the evenings enjoyment.
Will b. Saville has some property to
sell at bargain. Those wishing to in
vest will profit thereby in calling on or
writing him at Yale. A list of the
property is advertised in this weeks
ExPosIToR. Read it.
Albert Blashill has moved his jewel
ry and watch repairing business to Nj.
Fitzgerald 4 Co.'S boot and shoe store
where he will be pleased to see all his
old customers and as many new ones
as may favor him with call.
If you are in need of any winter
mitts or underwear J. {. Holden will
sell them to you at cost or below.
Don't miss this chance to lay in a stock
for future use as we are bound to get
out of business and all goods must go.
Married On Thursday, January 18th,
1894, by Rev. j. III. Harrison, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Langbridge, of Yale, formerly of
Sarnia, Ont, Frank Parker and Lucy
Langbridge. Congratulations and CT
CARS are in order.
Two new members were initiated in
to Yale Tent, X. o. T. NJ. at the regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening of this
week, five applications were handed
in and six took the oriental degree.
The Tent has ll5 members and is in a
flourishing condition.
Every member Is requested to be
present at The regular meeting of Peer
less Hive, l.. O. r. NJ, this friday
evening, Important business to be
transacted. Visitors will not be allow
ed at this meeting. Please govern
yourselves accordingly.
To preserve n youthful appearance
as long as possible, it is indispensable
that the hair should retain its batural
color and fullness. There is no prepar-
ton so effective as Ayers Hair Nigor.
1t prevents badness, and keeps the
seal p clean, cool and healthy.
The testimony that comes from the
business men of Detroit is that the sky
is clearing and that the outlook is for
the speedy coming of better times.
Such evidence from such II course is
especially reassuring at this season of
the year when business is expected to
be at low ebb and depression is
almost universally felt.
The following officers of Vernon
Hive, No. 240, of Fargo, were installed
by Lady Mary Davis, of Port Huron,
on Tuesday evening, January ., 1894:
Commander, Marion Carnahan; Lieut.
Conn.,, Minnie Tornor; Record Keeper,
Agnes Hull; Finance Keeper, Anna
Losing; Physician, Alex Toiloe; Chap
lain, Mary Croker; Sergeant, Mary
Fusee; Master-at-Arms, Anna Hodge;
Sentinel, Mary Todel; Picket, Sarah
Mulligan.
Almost every housewife thinks she
knows how to make lemonade, but
only those who use this rule are right
in their belief: To every quart of
water use three lemons and the rind
of one, taking care to peel the rind
very thin, using nothing but the yellow
outside. Cut this into pieces and put
with the juice and powdered sugar in
a Jug with a cover, using two ounces of
sugar to every quart. Boil the water
as for tea, then pour it over the lemon
and sugar. Cover, let it cool.
A young physician is engaged to a
young lady and is permitted to visit
her three times week. The mother
of the young lady arranged TO have her
little nephew with her on these visit
ing days, to keep guard over the de-
corum of the young couple, while she
attended to her household duties. Dur
ing one of these visits, mamma desired
to speak to her daughter, and entered
the room abruptly. She was amazed
to see her seated on the physicians lap,
with both arms twined about his neck,
while her nephew was cropping about
the room with his eyes tightly bandag-
ed with the young mans handkerchief.
"Doctor," the angry woman exclaimed,
"what does this mean"' But before
the embarrassed could reply her nepE-
ew answered.: "Why, auntie, he's teach
ing me to play blind-man's buff. Don't
you think it's nicer"
The editor of the Croswell Democrat
has been inventing and has placed in
his office and upon the market new
tangled stove, especially arranged for
burning subscription wood. 1t is made
long enough to take wood from foot
TO 4 feet in length, or as much longer
as may be; it is divided into two apart
ments-a drying apartment and n con-
Stunning apartment. The wood is first
placed in the drying apartment, where
are arranged series of troughs which
Cdily Oll lne wafer as IL comes from
the sizzling wood. The troughs are
connected with zinc in an adjoining
room, and the Office force is thus sup
piled with warm, soft water for cleans
ing purposes. The lower portion of
the stove Is the same as an ordinary
stove, with the exception of dimensions.
When the sizzling ceases and the editor
has reason to believe that the wood in
the drying apartment has been roasted
sufficiently to render it consumabie,
he touches spring under his desk
with his foot, and the wood is dumped
into the lire beneath. The inventor is
jubilant over the success of his "moult-
ed idea," and thinks it much better
plan to roast the wood than the sub
scribers ,who bring 1t in. Keep right
on, BROTHER Macklem! The fraternity
ill u ha Va On 40,