The Yale expositor., 1896-03-27
AID changes
Will Lennon
w. III. Ballentine
F. II. Palmer q Co.
Thos. Wilson q Son
l.. Higer & Sons
II. Ii. Parkinson

Don't forget that dollar saved is q
dollar made. Ask Ballentine how he
does it.
Hugh Moore and family haye been
busy this week moving their goods to
their new farm in Berlin township
All kinds of CLOVER and Timothy
seed for sale by James Hisey in the Hi
Allen building, one door south of Fer
guson IL Co.'S hardware store, Yale. 80
By q recent amendment to their
Charter the Independent Order of
FOresters are authorized to deposit
$500, 900 in securities i'm the United
States and issue certificates Of insur-
ance for 81 900 and $1,000. The Order
has over 10000 members in Michigan.
Simon S. hartman, of function,
West Va, has been subject to attacks
of collie about once year, and would
have to call a doctor and then suffer
for about twelve hours as much as
some do when they die. He was TAX
en- recently just the same as at other
times, and concluded to try Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. He says: II took one dose
of it and it gave me relief in five min
utes. This is more that any thing else
has ever done for me-" For sale by
w. Lennon, Druggist.
A tramp is working the farmers of
southwestern Michigan for his board
and lodgings in new way. He
carries pair Of pole climbers with
him, and represents that he is a line
man in the employ of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. Wher-
ever he stops he gives orders on the
company for the amount of his board
bill. The farmer jumps at the orders
and treats the tramp to the best. When
the orders are presented, and payment
of course refused. their thoughts be-
come somewhat more bitter. Watch
out for him.
| The Port Huron d Sarnia Ferry Co.
| have sent us neat Souvenir issued
for the purpose of showing the adj
vantages of Stag Island as Il summer
resort and the attractions of the island
generally. No summer resort IN the
country is better equipped for the
comfort, pleasure and convenience of
guests than Stag Island. Situated, as
it is in the river st. Clair about six
miles south of Port Huron, embracing
about 200 acres, the property of Mel
son Mills of Marysville, 1T is the most
delightful spot on earth for rest and
recreation.
The lecture down in Dixie" given
in the NJ. +. church Tuesday evening
by II. K. Pattengill, State Superinten.
! dent of Public Instruction, was lis
tened to by large and appreciative
audience 1t was one of the most
humorous, interesting and instructive
lectures ever delivered in this village,
His voice was forcible and his delivery
pleasing; his remarks were heard, un.
derstood and appreciated by all pres.
ent. Although the audience was com.
posed Of many school children he
held their attention SO closely for two
hours that not distracting noise OF
sound of any kind could be heard. II
seemed as though the entire audience
were carried away "Down in Dixie" by
the speaker, so clearly was his de
scription of that beautiful country
south of Mason and Dixon's line; that
land so full of interesting incidents OF
the late civil war. Mr.. Pattengill con
cluded his address with u beautiful
tribute to America. The music fur
nished by the Yale orchestra was very
pleasing Receipts of the evening
$24.90.