The Yale expositor., 1897-06-25

Celebrate at Yale Mon day, July oth.
Our schools close to-day for the sum-
mer vacation.
Ten cents admits you to the Com
mencement exercises.
Thirteen excursion tickets were sold
from Yale to Saginaw Sunday last
Mrs. James Hisey has been having
serious time the past week with the
mumps.
A new walk is being laid along the
west side of Main street in front OF
property owned by w. II. Palmer ana
Jos. Rose.
A nicely laundried shirt is the pride
OF every neat man. Try the CITY Laun,
dry, 1st door south of Yale Bank, ana
you will be happy. .
c. f. Michaels will give grand ball
at his hall in Yale on the evening OF
July 9Th. The public In general lnYl-
ted. First-class music in attendance
A good time anticipated.
A blind man held forth on dry
gvods box corner Main and Mechanic
streets Wednesday evening. lie gave
aIecture covering various tones ana
held his audience spell-bound tor an
hour or more.
Bert Warren and his theatres troup.
made up of talent from Yale, Fort
Huron and Capac, made brilliant APP
pearance as they drove from town
Yesterday afternoon for their first en-
gsgement i'll Lynn.-Capac Journal
Hundreds of thousands have been
induced to try Chamberlain Cough
Remedy by reading what it has done
for others, and having tested Its merits
for themselves are to-day its warmest
friends. For sale by Will Lennon q
Co., druggists.
The following is Prof. Panton's re-
cipe for kerosene emulsion to destroy
"sucker" insects Chose that make the
leaf curl)-l gallon water; J 10. hard
soap; gallons coal oil, thoroughly
mixed. One part of this emulsion 10
twelve parts of water.
Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered
from piles and then have been quick
ly and permanently cured by using
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and all forms or skin
diseases. Grant Holden.
Notice-A mare about three years
old, dark brown, came to the enclo-
sure of undersigned J mile south and
J mile east of Peck, on or about June
9Th. Owner will please call, prove
property. pay charges and take away
IA Joseph Scribner.
At the Bay City bicycle races on Mon
day Ralph Samberg cut the tendon
of his ankle and the chances are that
he will not race again this season!
Samberg won first IN his heat, flrSt III
in the semi-final and third in the lima
and was rapidly improving III form
and had good chance of being among
the top notchers before long.
The law in regard to cutting Canada
thistes and other weeds should bt
rigIdly enforced. Too many men are
too lazy to cut the thistes on the farm
and along the roadside and the resul
iythese weeds go to seed year aftel
year and in many places have com
plete possession of the land. The law
SAYS that they shall not be allowed tC
60 to seed and this law should b'
obeycd or violators punished.
A great many sportsmen are unde
the erroneous impression that the re
yised game laws passed by the las
legislature contain provision prOhib
ting the killing of deer in Michigan
until November 10, 1899. The amend
ed law contains u provision to tina
effect, which, however, only applies Il
Bois Blanc Island and the counties q
AIcona, Lancer, Huron, Sanilac, Tus
cola, Macomb. Allegan, Ottawa and II
Clair This probably accounts for tn
error into winch many have tallen.-
500 News.
Married at the home of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Jones, o
Speaker, on Wednesday afternoon
June %, 1897, by Rev. +. w. Cooper
Miss Hattie Jones and Andrew Wark
The happy couple were supported b,
Thomas Wark and May Tenniswood a
bridegroom and bridesmaid. Man,
valuable and useful presents we're re
ceived by the bride. After partaklni
of bounsiful supper the wedding
Marty drove to Yale where Mr.. an'
Mrs. Wark boarded the east-bouni
train on wedding tour OF q week Z
friends Mt Strathroy, Ont. May health
happiness and prosperity be theirs.