The Yale expositor., 1895-01-11
One resolution good and strong
IT'S hoped will surely thrive,
To never once hum "Sweet Marie"
In eighteen ninety-iiye.
Regular meeting OES next Wednes-

ady. IN next issue. Watch Tor II.
Read what f. III. Gibbs 4 Co.'S adv.
contains. Something of interest 10 you.
Lent this year will begin on Febru-
airy 9th and Easter Sunday will be on
April l4th.
Born to the wife of William Nc
Martin on Thursday January 3, 1895, a
bouncing baby boy.
Youngest temperance orator in
America at M. +. church Monday
evening, January l4th.
A full stock of German Sox and rub
bers. Prices away down at Martin j..
Bourke's, the farmers friend, old
Brockway.
Will Roadway spoke to large and
attentive congregation on Sunday
evening at the Menerey church. lie
intends holding revival meetings there
soon.
HOUSE AND LoTs.-For sale in Yale
one story house and two lots on
Mary street: For particulars and terms
call on John Black or j. A. Menzies,
Yale, Mich. 1864
Bertha Beecher has been confined to
the house for come time owing TO an
affection of the throat. She has not
been able to speak above n whisper for
nearly two weeks
Hiram McKenna took the train Mon
day morning for Evart, where he will
try to secure employment. A party
was held in his honor at the residence
of A. Goheen on Friday evening and
an album was presented him by his
young friends.
have n small pair of roadsters 4 and
years old, sound and kind in every
respect, which | want to exchange for
good heavy team weighing about
$500 pounds. Will give Il man good
deal as my ponies are too light for my
business. Martin j. Bourke, Brock
way.
AS Mrs. William Strong was passing
from one room to another in the dark
at her home one evening last week,
she stumbled over the dog, and fell
upon her face, receiving quite severe
injuries and II general shaking up.
Being aged and intirm, this fall comes
quite hard upon her.
Some unknown person or persons,
during Sunday night, entered Waring
& Cavanagh's store by taking panel
from the back door, sliding the fasten-
ings and helping themselves to bolt
of factory cotton and two pals of fine
cut tobacco. OF course this being was
man and we expect the cotton was
for his wife and the tobacco for him
self
There is good reason for the popular
Ity of Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
Davis u BuZard, of West Monterey,
Clarion Co., Pa, say: sit has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try n bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend it
with the rest of us" % and 80 cent
bottles for sale by William Lennon.
Last Tuesday evening Just as the
Whist Club was dispensing from Il. III.
NJ lerey's residence the usual quiet
ness of Mechanic street was broken by
a feminine voice exclalming in auction
Ger tones, "Oh girls, I've got a fellow"
We would suggest that those who
"play in such good luck" should not
be so hasty in informing their less for
tunate sisters of their good fortune.
Carlton Cornwell. foreman of the
Gazette, Middletown, y. j., believes
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Shbtllu Dt III every lpilIt. Ilt lScu IL
for Il cold and it effected speedy
cure. lie says: at is indeed grand
remedy, | can recommend to all. |
have also seen it used for whooping
cough with the best results" % and
80 cent bottles for sale by VIM. Lennon.
Although many of our citizens are
now cutting ice, it does not seem to
"cut any ice" with the boys and girls
who in spite of the cutting breezes still
continue to cut beautiful figures cut
ting the Ice with their skates before
the ice is cut by the ice cutters. Cut
this out and paste 1t on your cutter be-
fore the ice cutters have all the ice cut.
1t should not be necessary TO make
this cutting remark that we will take
wood on subscription during the Ice
cutting season.
An exchange gives the following as
the law on stray animals, and il could
with profit be cut out and put away
for reference: If you take up stray
animal you must within ten days give
notice to your township clerk, who
must make an entry of the same; then
you advertise the animal in your local
paper, and sixty days after such adj
vertisement has appeared, you apply
to justice of the peace to sell the
animal. He issues warrant to the
constable who gives ten days notice by
posters and you get all your expenses.
The penalty of taking a stray animal
and not giving notice is 50, and besides
the owner can come upon your place
and take IL away without paying you.
There are number of our sub
scribers who want the ExPosIToR and
would feel annoyed were this Office
to cease sending it to them, but they
don't think of paying for the paper
when payment is due. The expense
of running a paper like the ExPosIToR
runs oyer S25 u week, and the EN-
ployes must be paid weekly and the
material connected with the running
of the concern must be paid for. For
this reason we expect every subscriber,
who is inadvertently in arrear to pay all
arrearages on or before the 18th of jan
uary. We need the money at this
time or otherwise would not request
you to be so prompt. few dollars
just now will be very acceptable.
Who will bring us the first
In these hard times majority of our
people are practicing more rigid
economy than for many years. Near
lv every family has n sunnlv of old