The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04
Additional Local.

l.. Tiger Sons
Thoroughbred Pug pups for sale.
l9tf John Hoskin.
Andrew Award is plasterlng Seth
Ludington's new house on kennehc
street.
Will Zavits is threatening to resign
as manager of the Yale Base Ball Club
unless outside teams play fair.
David Newsted sold part of the ma
chinery in the Yale creamery to Bay
City parties and shipped the same last
week.
An Irish soldier was asked if he had
met with much hospitality in India.
"Oh, yes" he replied, "too much; /
was in hospital nearly all the time"
This week we publish a part of the
premiums awarded at the late fair of
the Yale District Ag'l Society meeting.
The balance will appear in next issue.
81 would rather trust that medicine
] than any doctor | know of" says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, of Chiffon, Carter Co.,
| Mo-, in speaking of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
For sale by Will Lennon.
VIM. Reddiclffe, auctoneer, will
| of Herbert +. Brabb, one mile west of
Speaker town hall onTuesday, Oct. 10,
all of his stock, farm implements, etc
Sale to commence at one O'Clock.
Every farmer knows the folly of
robbing his lands of virtue and strength
without restoring anything, but the
same man may rob his nerve system of
strength and vitality for years and
then wonder why disease has fastened
on him. To all such unthinking
spendthrifts of nerve force DR.. Wheel
er's Nerve Nitalizer comes as friend
to build up and revltalize the impover-
ished nerves and restore health.
abundant nerve force insures perfect
lphysical and mental health and Dr..
lWheeler's Nerve Nitalizer strengthens
and makes nerve force. Sold by Grant
Holden. Yale.
Trouble is not at an end yet in Cole
man. On the sixth day of September,
Menerey i'm his first issue of the indie.
pendent after the close of the recent
somewhat celebrated libel suit, com
lmented upon the matter in II manner
not agreeable to the plaintiff, Miller.
lie intimated that more people now be-
| lieve that there was something wrong
about the 81 600 than before, and that
Mr.. NIiller's reputation has suffered
etc. Whereupon Mr.. Miller, by his
attorneys, Mr.. Dave and others, begin;
a new libel suit against Menerey in
which ii is claimed that the damage j:
81 ,000.-Midland Republican.
Anthony r. Avery died at his home
in Grant township last Saturday morn
ling, Sept. 2Sth. Mr.. Avery was born
| -, Eabr,tarr 1917
removed with his parents TO Ontario
Canada, when a small boy. After
reaching manhood he engaged in farm
ing In 1862 he came to Michigan and
settled in Grant township. Only few
days ago he was in Port Huron on q
visit. On Sunday he was taken i'll with
pain over his heart, stroke of para
! lysis followed He leaves three
daughters-NIrs. G. Rutledge, Mrs. Ell
Mclean and Mrs. Margaret Miles-and
five sons-Joshua b., stephen H..
Alexander r., Joe w. and Lincoln
the three latter living in Port Huron
An exchange contained the following
good advice: Many an unwise parent
works hard and lives sparingly all hi;
life for the purpose of giving his
lchildren good start in the world, a'
it is called. Starting young man ou
with money left him by his relatives il
like tieing bladder under the arm OF
one who cannot swim. Ten to one he
will lose the bladder and go to the
bottom. Teach him to swim and he
wont need the bladder. Give your
child n good education. See that the
morals are pure, the mind cultivated
and his whole nature subservient tC
the laws that govern man, and yor
will give him what will be more value
than the Indies. You have given him
a start no misfortune can deprive hin
of. The earlier you teach him to
depend upon himself the better.
The skins of fruit should never bC
eaten, not because they are not palat
able, or dIgestible, or are unhealthy IL
themselves, but on account of the
danger arising from microbes which
have penetrated into the covering Of
the fruit. Everybody has noticed tina
at times slight scratch will create &
considerable sore on the body. 1t IL
generally ascribed to an unhealthy
condition of the blood, but q close
microscopical examination will show
that 1t is due to the presence of mi
crobes thus introduced into the system
So with apples, peaches, pears anC
grapes. The fruit may be perfectly
sound, but on the skin or covering
may be microbes which introduced
into the human system, will breed
disease. These germs are not uncom
: lmon, neither are they always present
1t is possible to eat this covering with
out injury but the danger is such tina
1t Is best not to incur the risk.
Grace Up.