The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-03-26
Mrs. Thos. Holden is very sick.

Mrs. mos. Holden Is very SICK.
Wall paper-largest stock and low
est prices at Holden's drug store.
Remember it was at Parkinson's
where you saw those soc. corsets for
SOC.
Bertha Beecher is confined to the
ness.
We have Chestnut coal for sale at
$500 per ton, delivered. Hickey &
Walker. AZ
Found on the streets of Yale q black
hood. Owner can have same by call
ing at Expositor Office.
A company of young folks were en-
tertained at the home o. DR.. and Mrs.
Wight Monday evening.
Teachers examination in Port HUI
ron Thursday of this week. Yale and
vicinity was represented.
Many of the younger population of
Yale are afflicted with the mumps.
Some are displaying considerable
cheek.
Parkinson has just received the
finest line of ladies spring and sum-
mer shoes to be seen in town. See
them before purchasing your summer
footwear.
The Cass City Gazette being printed
on Wednesday, March 18th, st. Pat
rick's Day, celebrated the occasion by
coming out in a green garb. 1t pre-
sented handsome appearance.
For Sale Cheap, one good milch COW,
one brown mare years old, one second
hand organ bargain for some one,
one secondhand sewing machine. Call
at Yale Music Store. j. NJ. Palmer.
DR.. Mcdonald, the specialist, will be
in Yale at Rapley House on Wednes-
day, April eth. One day only. Con-
sultation free. Remember day and
date. Office hours from $3.50 a. m. to
4:30 p. n.
1t is surprising what "wee bit of q
thing" can accomplish. Sick headache,
constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach,
dizziness, are quickly banished by De
Wits Little Early Risers. Small pill.
Safe pill. Best pill. Grant Holden.
Workmen are busily engaged this
week erecting a building for Wharton
& Holden in which this firm will store
agricultural implements. The build
ing will be located just south of
Wharton & Holden's office on Main
street.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner & +. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of 229 HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at the
Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, March Goth.
The Brown City Standard has this to
say of the work turned out by Yaie's
artists:-A beautiful sign adorns the
front of Holden's Palace drug store,
and the windows have been lettered.
Bert Mcdonald and fred Palmer of
Yale did the work."
There is kind of pride that is COM
mendable. If a man is proud of his
honor and integrity, proud of mis-
blameless life, and his efforts to BEN
eft humanity, then his pride is praise
worthy. But if he is proud of his
looks, his clothes, or his wealth, he is
foolish.
The Yale Dramatic Club will play
"The Deacon, next week Wednesday
evening, March 3lst, at Central Hall.
The proceeds will 60 towards a car
pet for the new Masonic hall. Every
body turn out and give our local talent
encouragement. This drama has been
played before by our amatuers and
was much enjoyed.
Asa ID. Warren has opened new
stock of general merchandise in the
McKenna block. IL is his intention to
make a speciality Of groceries and will
keep complete assortment. 4. j.
Dudley, of Romeo, man OF many
years experience will manage the
business. Mr.. Warren inyites you to
call at his store and inspect his goods.
See his ad in this issue.
Will Lennon, the druggist, has anew
sign which attracts considerable atten-
ton. 1t is in the form of q mortar, and
is placed upon post in front of the
drug store. The woodwork was done
by Myron Arnold, the painting by Nc
Donald 4 Palmer. At night a lamp is
burned inside which displays the word
"drugs." It's neat and artistic piece
of work and looks very tasty.
There Ia not printed in the state of
Michigan n newspaper that more COM
pletely fills the bill or has q brighter
and neater appearance than The News
of Lexington. The editorial news,
local items, and miscellaneous articles
are interesting and instructive, the adj
ycrtisements neat and attractive. We
look anxiously forward each week for
the receipt of The News. Jasper III.
Reyes, the publisher, is a very con-
genial gentleman and is deserving the
liberal patronage of Lexington and
surrounding country.
Chauncey Depew some time ago adj
dressed the following words to New
York's tramps: off man has the
element of hope in his heart he can
and will find a landing place from
which he can start afresh in the
journey of life, no matter how dark
his past has been. You may say that
il is easy for a man like me to make
such statement as that But, my
friends, it has been my privilege dur
ing the last thirty years to come in
contact with men who haye encount-
cred the most discouraging conditions
of life. / have seen some who were
i'm magnificent circumstances go to the
gutter through rum. / have seen
them conquer the appetite, and having
conquered it, gain new courage. |
have seen them starting from that new
landing place, work up aud up again