The Yale expositor., 1898-04-15
Time to clean your yards.

Time to clean your yards.
Mrs. VIM. Morgan is seriously i'll.
The best circular is the newspaper
that circulates
Many of the farmers have commenc.
cd their spring plowing.
VIM. Welch is recovering and able to
walk out around the yard.
J. A. Davidson & Co. of Port Huron,
have change of adv. in this issue
The Expositor's popularity as an adj
yertising medium is pretty well testi-
fed to, thank you.
Henry Graham has rented his farm
near Melvin to his brother George and
with his family has moved to Yale.
haye pair of 3-inch tire trucks
wish to sell or exchange for "a one
horse wagon. 44tf. F. p. Currier, Jr.
james Muir says he has hens chat
lay eggs which measure s. by g. inches
in circumference. What do you think
Of that?
Putney q Chamberlain are still
kustling for trade and have something
of interest to say to Expostor readers
this week.
Joseph Etfrick will not 60 to Mem
phis as expected, but has secured en-
ployment with James Livingston & Co.
at the flax mill.
Seed Wheat for sale.--I have guam
tity of spring wheat for seed which |
wish to sell. Call at my farm north
and west Of Yale. i7-2 Gus Smith.
Children like it, it saves their lives.
We mean One Minute Cough Cure, the
ihfallible remedy for coughs, colds,
Group, bronchitis, grippe, and all throat
and lung troubles. Grant Holden.
w. &. Savile left ut The Expositor
office Wednesday sprigs which he pick
gi from apple and cherry trees covered
with blossoms. He expects an early
crop from these trees.
VIM. Strong has received blanks
from the Adiutant General and Is en-
powered to take applications from
those who desire to enlist in the Michi-
gan Volunteer Reserves either as SOL
diers or sailors.
ado to Others as You'd Have Them
Do to You" is beautiful song and
chorus by Will l.. Thompson, East LiY-
erpool, o., author of "Come Where the
Lilies Bloom" etc. 1t has caught the
popular fancy, and is now the great
"hit" of the season. Published either
with mixed or male chorus. Send 20
cents to the author.
The most popular hosiery in Port
Huron is Union Hotel. Messrs. Eich-
horn & Grieb are both pleasant and &C
commodating gentlemen and make
everybody feel at home while there.
Their rates are reasonable and the
"grub" is the best. When in Port HUI.
rDn put up at this place and you will
be properly taken care of. Everything
about the house is neat and tidy.
On the morning of February 20, 1895,
I was sick with rheumatism and lay in
bed until May Dist, when l got n bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The first
application of it relieved me almost
entirely from the pain and the second
afforded complete relief. In q short
time ! was able to be up and about
again.-A. I. Moreaux, Luyerne. MINI.
Sold by Will Lennon q Co.
Eighteen members of Advance
Lodge, No: 10, |. O. o. Il. drove oyer
to Memphis Monday morning to take
part in the funeral exercises at the
burial of Willis II. Newcomer who
died Friday, April 9Th. in his 50th year
Richmond Lodge turned out well and
IOined in the procession which left the
hate home of the deceased al about one
o'clock and moved to the Congrega-
tional church where Rev. Shattuck
read a sermon, and the choir rendered
some sweet music. After this the pro-
cession reformed and proceeded to
che cemetery south of the village at
which place the officers and members
performed the last sad rites the living
can administer to the dead over the re-
mains of their departed brother. Mrs..
Newcomer has the sympathy of every
Oddfellow in her cad bereavement.