The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-11-01
There is little man and he has a little gun,
Aud the bullets are made out of lead, lead, lead
We soon expect to hear how he killed "A little dee
And how the lucky fact viii swell his head,
head, head
Read Grant Holden's adj this week.

Read Grant holden al TINS week.
Regular Review Yale Tent Tuesday
evening, Nov. ..
Maiden 4 Co. have everything in
shape to do tirst-class work in the line
of photographs, etc.
The laboring man now earns every
every cent counts at f. T. Palmer d
Cos.
Dr. Cain Parry has lately removed
into the Chamberlain house on Wood
street opposite c. +. Michaels where he
can be found at his usual Office hours.
1t has been reported that Ferdinand
iced has purchased the barber shop
of +. f. Pratt. The report is without
foundation and Eds many customers
will still find him selling shves at the
same old stand.
For pain in the side or chest there
is nothing so good as a piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain Pain
Balm and bound on over the seat of
pain. Ii affords prompt and perma-
nent relief and if used in time will
often prevent cold from resulting in
pneumonia. This same treatment is Il
sure cure for lame back. For sale by
Will Lennon.
We wish to correct the item in our
last issue concerning Fred Kornrump.
The young man was injured Wednes-
day afternoon, and, although the
physician called saw him less than
half an hour after the accident. he
failed to set the fracture and left the
boy to suffer intense pain all night.
When Mr.. kOrnrump arrived next
morning and found the condition of
his son he determined to remove him
to his home where DR.. Pollock, of
Fargo, was called Thursday afternoon,
but owing to the amount of swelling
the doctor could do nothing but re-
lieve the pain. At last report the
fracture was not set and the boy was
in critical condition.
Almost every Young man in the viii
lage Is now learning either the banjo,
guitar or mandolin with varying sue
cess. Dick Windsor has reached a de-
gree of proficiency where he can play
"Home Sweet Home" with such trem-
ulous variations that it would almost
make you cry. Glen Ballentine can 90
two bars of the Spanish Fandango with
a grace and abandon that would charm
the heart of native born Senorita.
Frank Minnie can run the scale from
the middle both ways ut once or any
other way. Carl Stoner can play
sweetly stirring strains in A flat and
b natural at the same time. Herb
Hennessey has an elegant banjo and
has gone at the innocent and unsus-
pecting instrument with all of his
characteristic dash and hustle and if
the thing holds together for couple
of weeks longer, the soul-stirring
strains of "Sweet Marie" or "Sweet
Grace" will probably be agitating the
moonlit atmosphere in the vicinity
of Inlay City. The neat and tasty
drug store of will Lennon now
has an extra attraction for Will, too,
plays the guitar with light airy STAG
cato touch that fills the soul with
strange longings, and if the marshal
don't interfere there is no telling how
far he may 60 with it. Henry Welch
has guitar if he hasn't traded it
recently for pig or some useful prop
erty. We haven't had the pleasure of
hearing Henry perform, but we have
no doubt that he is improving Moore
at all opportunities. Ben f. Spencer,
the affable young gentleman who is
giving the boys instruction has all of
the qualifications of first-class teach
er and is justly proud of his pupils.