The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04
Think not the thistle seed TO cast,
And reap the rose full blown,
For man must gather, first or last,
The harvest he has SOwn.
Mrs. Eva Black is some better at

Mrs. Eva Black is some better at
present.
Money to Loan. Fred A. Farr, At
tOrney, Yale.
A notice in the Expositor given free
to those who get auction sale bills
printed at our job Rooms.
House and lot for sale also my dray
business. For further particulars in
quire of Lewis Bow, Yale.
John Sexton now occupies VIM.
Blackford's stone house. Mr.. Black
ford having moved into his new brick.
Those exhibitors who received spe-
cial prizes on poultry will please bring
the cards to the Expositor office as soon
as possible.
The st. Clair Republican says that 5.
| f. Pearce, clerk of the Steamer Mary,
is laid up at his home in Algonac with
sickness. SPANS many Yale friends
will regret to learn of this.
Fred l.. Pickett, of Gardendale, and
Miss Jennie +. Preston, of East Green
wood, were married Wednesday, Oct.
., 1895, at NJ. =. parsonage, Yale, Rev.
Cooper performing the ceremony.
Grant Holden's new house has been
| plastered and is receiving the finishing
| touches. Grant will build brick
barn on the rear of his lot, the foun-
dation for the same has been laid.
Mrs. RObt. Kicks is slowly recovering
from her recent severe illness. She
| feels thankful to the many neighbors
who were so kind to her during her
! sickness and will always remember the
good deeds done her.
We received Il letter this week from
Fred L. Palmer, of Detroit, in which
he stated that he was enjoying city
| life fairly we'll but was sorry to miss
the Yale fair. Fred's friends here will
be pleased to learn that he has secured
"a lucrative position.
Family wines that rival the world in
excellence are from Speer's Passaic,
n. j., Vineyards. The Claret, vintage
1881, the Burgundy and Port are very
old superior wines. The Port is es-
pecially for invaids. The Climax
Brandy is very superior.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Schram, Friday morning, September
9th, Orsen Butts and Mary Hudie
were united in marriage, the wedding
ceremony being performed by Elder
X. b. Brown. The happy couple left
on the evening train for their home in
Richmond, Mich.
The inspectors inspected the st. Clair
county Jail Thursday of last week.
During the past six months 46j persons
have been confined in the Jail, u of
them being women. There are III
persons in the Jail at present. Six are
detained for trial, three are serving
sentences and three are held as sus-
poets. The committee recommended
the laying of iron floors on the second
floor of the Jail.
Last Friday evening about fifty en-
residents of Old Brockway. the former
neIghbors and friends in that town, of
w. ii. Ballentine and wife, swarmed in
upon the latter in their new home on
Kennetic street and executed a COM
plete surprise. Mr.. and Mrs. b., al
though taken at such disadvantage,
quickly recovered their equanmty and
very successfully assisted IN making
their captors enjoy very pleasant
evening. A portion of the present
elegant Ballenune home was removed
from Old Brockway and the general
contour of the old home has been pre-
served in the new. This fact naturally
aroused many pleasant memories in
the minds of those present, of the
happy times once enjoyed in the old
town, and particularly those spent
under the ever hospitable roof of w. |
III. Ballentine and his estimable wife. |
After enjoying all of the many pleas
ures of the evening, prominently
among which was an excellent oyster
supper, the surprising party wished
their hosts many happy years in their
N
night"
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ed in every home and 80 admirably
adapted 10 the purposes for which it is
intended, as Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Hardly week passes but some mem
Der of the family has need of it. A
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by it. A touch of rheumatism or neu-
ralgia quoted. The severe pain of
burn or scald promptly relieved and
the sore healed in much less time than
when medicine has to be sent for. A
sprain may be promptly treated before
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cure in about one-third of the time
otherwise required. Cuts and bruises
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