The Yale expositor., 1896-06-26

Elections were held in the Dominion
of Canada this week Tuesday.
We are informed that ~ w. Cowing
is in the cigar business at Detroit.
Don't miss the tive-cent dance of
Central Hall all day and evening IN
July 4th.
Our schools will close today with
appropriate exercises for the summer
vacation.
Attend the graduating exercises to-
night at Central Hall. Admission on
ly 10 cents.
The excursion to Saginaw Sunday
was not very largely patronized from
this section.
Mrs. Mclean, aged 90 years, died on
Sunday at her home near Ruby and
was buried Tuesday.
The village tax roll is in the hands
of Treasurer Ferguson and he is ready
to receive your taxes.
VIM. Newell writes us to change his
address from Pilot Bay to Kaslo, Il. c.,
care of Northern Belle Mine where he
receives $3.50 per day.
Farmers bring. your mower and
binder guards 20 Curriers' machine
shop and have them ground. They
will then work like new. So
Married by Rev. ]. Horton at his res
idence ON Sixth Street. Port Huron, on
Friday, June 10Th, James Adams, OF
Yale, and Minnie Johnson, OF Attica.O
w II. Newcomer q Co., of the Cen
tre Star Roller Flour mills are pre-
pared to do your gristing on short
notice. They keep in stock Hour, feed,
etc. Give them a call when in need.
The Bad Axe Cycle Association will
hold strictly amateur meet at that
place July 18th. Prizes to the amount
of S3O7.5O are offered. We acknow-
lenge receipt of complimentary ticket.
Cards are out announcing II grand
fourth of July ball at Michaels' Hall
on the evening of July Bird, to which
the pubic are cordially invited. BE
sure YOU attend. First-class music i'll
attendance.
An editor says that apples may be
| kept two years by wrapping them IL n
newspaper in such Il way as to exclude
the air. The newspaper must, how
ever. be one on which the subscription
has been paid in full or the dampness
| ISSulIlllS lloiii w hop 10 NV ''' N'N>'NN
the fruit to spoil.
Don't give orders for your binder
twine until you investigate and see
who is giving most for the cash. A. w.
Ferguson q Co. who run one OF the
hardware stores in Michigan is selling
the World renowned Plymouth binder
twlne at prices that make 1t the cheap
est twine on the market.
Marvin Holcomb has as fine farm as
there is in the vicinity Of Yale. His
crops this year are equal if not better
than those of his neighbors. A sam
pie of oats measuring / #. and inches
crown on his farm was left at our office
Saturday. Marve would like to know
If anyone can beat them.
The officers of the st. Clair County
Farmers Institute and Kenyon But
terfeld, representing the Agricultural
College, met at the office of Judge
Harris in Port Huron on Thursday of
last week The question of II state
farmers institute was discussed and II
was decided to hold one in Emmett i'll
January or February next.
An observing farmer is responsible
for the following: "When you pass a
farm and see large barn and u small
house, YOU may know the man is boss
when YOU see fine house and Il delap-
idated barn you may understand that
the woman has things her own way
and when you see Il new house and Il
good barn you can take it for granted
that the woman and man are equals
and work together IN harmony"
Mr.. James Perdue, an old soldier re.
siding at Monroe, Mich, was severely
afflicted with rheumatism but received
prompt relief from pain by using
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says
"At times my back would ache so bad.
ly that could hardly raise up. If
had not gotten relief would not be
here to write these few lines. Cham
berlain's Pain Balm has done me q
great deal of good and | feel very
thankful for it." For sale by Will
Lennon, druggist.
Mr.. A. Stilson, merchant of Tam
pico, H., writes, August 10th, 1891
: "Clinlc Kidney Cure Is meeting with
wonderful success. 1t has cured some
cases here that physicians pronounced
incurable. ! myself ara able to testify
to its merits. My face today is livins
picture of health, and Clinic Kidney
, OuTc HAS lllduc III SuCu. uau 5ul
!, fered twenty-seven years with tht
disease, and today | feel ten year
younger than did one year ago.
can obtain some wonderful certificate
of its medical qualities" Gran
Holden.
Notice DR.. j. Wells, having re
moved from his old residence, may b'
found ut the residence lately vacated
by BENZ. Evans just north of the raj
road on Main ST., where he will b'
pleased to see his old friends and a
many new ones as may wish to favo
him with call. He is prepared tt
treat diseases of the eye, ear, anC
lungs, fevers, inflammation, diphtheria
I eryspelas, rheumatism, dysentery
| chronic diarrhoea, puerperal, convul
: sions, fever sores, cancers, phlegmasi'
: dolens (milk leg), and chronic diseases
Treatment of children specially
, Consultation and advice free. Cash 70
; all medicines furnished.
! The F&PM RR Co. will put into eff
$ feet on the 2lst inst. o new passenge
+. train schedule, which in addition to 1t
' present train service, will include
: fast express, leaving Saginaw at 12:4
I p. IN. for Ludington, Manistee ant