The Yale expositor., 1895-03-15
The boy stood In the alley
He had left the burning deck
And half tile people that passed by
Got snow balls Ia the neck.


Get your auction bills printed at the
ExPosIToR office.
Warren Roadway and family have
moved to Kilmaster.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. w. G.. Wight
on Monday, March 18th, son.
The Yale Whist Club has again been
postponed on account of sickness.
The four-weeks-old child of Thomas
Wharton and wife died on Monday
March llth.
Asman q Beara are offering some
bargains in spring goods. See their
adv. in another column.
III. C. Maloney and family have
moved to Carleton, q miles south of
Detroit, where Henry has secured a
situation.
On the first page of this issue is a
change of adv. for +. II. Gibbs Il Co.
Read what they have to say and act
accordingly.
| A number of the young friends of
Lizzie Cady surprised her at her home
in Yale on Tuesday evening, March II.
All enjoyed themselves.
| II haas been noticed that some of
our young men are using q new odor.
! The perfume is a cross between two
bad smells and an old maids breath.
Now, friends, if you want tn pay
your subscriptions in wood, 1t would
be well to bring it ia soon, as the in
dications are that the roads may go to
pieces almost any day.
The Anderson Manufacturing Conn.,
pany, of Port Huron, will employ go
more men than they do at present If
the members of the Chamber of Com
merce will build them extra factory
facilities.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner q +. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of Ill HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at the
Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, March 29th.
| young man in neghboring town,
who may be called Andrew w. Reed,
answered the advertisement of New
| York firm, who said they would send
the name of any mans future wife on
receipt of ten cents. The young man
sent the money and received this an
swer by return mail, "Mrs. Andrew w.
Reed"
A competitive examination under
| the rules of the commission for the
grades of clerk, day inspector, Junior
clerk watchman and inspectress, IN
the classified customs service in Port
| Huron will be held on April End, 1895.
! Applications for this examination can
( be secured at the customs house, and
must be filed before the hour of clos
ing business on March 18th, 1895.
Phillip G.. Saunderson, of Detroit,
who officiated at the funeral OF Mrs.
Samuel Carson, will preach at the Men,
Grey church, south and west of Yale,
next Sunday at l. o'clock a. M. Sub
| ject:-"Reasons for Loving Jesus"
He will also speak in the Disciple
church, Mechanic street, Yale, in the
evening at $50. He will have singer
with him which will help make the
meetings interesting Allinvi:ed.
A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. j. Ii. Loper
a well known druggist, of Des Moines,
| Iowa, for over six months. At times
the pain was so severe that he could not
| lift anything. With all he could do
he could not get rid of it un-
| til he applied Chamberlain Pain Balm.
al only made three applications of it, >"
| he SAYS, "And haye since been free
| from all pain" He now recommends
| il to persons similarly afflicted. 1t is
for sale by Will Lennon.
Quite little excitement was mani
tested at the last assembly of the 5. o..
Il. IL was rumored that two of the
members had secured situations and
expected to go to work in about two
weeks. The Hon. Secretary had the
floor for about fifteen minutes, and it
wars with difficulty and the assistance
of the Sargent-at-arms, that he was
calmed. lie claimed the action was
an outrage and libel on the order,
and that if such proceedings were con-
tinued he would resign and unite with
the Never Sweats.'
The Art Amateur grows more in
\ teresting with each number. What
with its charming color plates two are
given this month-"Sunset in Con-
necticut" u winter landscape with snow
illumined by the sunset glow; and
"Chrysanthemums"), its practical
Working Designs for China Painting,
Wood Carving, NeedleworK, etc., and
its instructive articles on "Drawing for
| It lONCl uldWllH
Pen-and-Ink," "Artistic Anatomy"
Landscape Painting" "The Painting
of the Head in OIL )" "Glass Painting"
"China Painting" designing for
Bindings" "Wall Paper Designing"
"Needlework" and "An inexpensive
Country House" it is indeed indispens-
able to the artist, the teacher and the
art student. All these articles are well
illustrated. Besides all this there is an
article on Carolus Duran, an account
of can Art Students Year in Paris"
Drapery Studies by Jules Lefebvre and
Jan Monchablon, Drawings by Martin
Rico, Carolus Duran and j. l.. Sargent,
and Engravings by Charles Baudefrom
paintings by Trotter, V. Gilbert and
Maris Roy. My Note Book is especially
interesting. Price, 80 cents. Mon
TAGUE MARKS, Publisher, % Union
Square, New York.