The Yale expositor., 1898-10-14

All kluuS Oh dlnunlJlOn at FOX ~
Rounds.
Shoe repair outfit only SO cents at
the Racket.
Parkinson's Soc tea is the best in
Yale. Try it and see.
Read i. Silverthorn's new ad on
front page and see what he has to tell
you.
Quite swarm of Maccabees lit on
William Strong's potato patch last Sat-
urday and hived his potatoes for him.
John Holden has purchased the
apple evaporator. Farmers can now
bring their apples to Yale and get the
cash for them.
Gree as the waters that flow," is a
saying that will stand little revision
since our village dads have published
the water rates.
Old fashions i'm dress may be revived,
but no old-fashioned medicine can re-
place Chamberlain S Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Will
Lennon.
Kindly call and pay your village tax
at once as the time has nearly expired
for the payment of same.
j. G. Holden,
Village Treasurer.
Carpenters and painters are busy
renovating the building lately vacated
by Robert Paul. The store will be ILL
ed within thirty days with brand new
stock of groceries by Il. NJ. Lothian.
House and Lot For Sale.-I desire to
sell my house and lot on Jones street
in the village of Yale. Good location.
Of fnr lNf
cheap. For particulars and terms call
on Mrs. j. d. McKeith, Yale. 10
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye has the
largest sale of any Salye in the world.
This fact and its merit has led dis
honest people to attempt to counter
felt it. Look out for the man who at
for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve the
great pile cure. Grant Holden.
Just as Lutte Mcdonald was starting
for home Sunday evening he was sud-
denly attacked with tired feeling
but it was the other fellows wheels
climbing into Lute's rig. Lutte says "I
sawyer coming but couldn't get out
of the way" The necessary repairs
kept him in town until the following
noon.
queerest to us of all is a Sunday rain.
perfect torrent of the week day kind
don't keep people from making u train
if going on a journey, or business en-
gagement. But a few drops of the Sun
day kind will prevent the same people
from attending Church services. After
years of thought and careful observa-
ton we are unable to conclude whether
Sunday rains are more wetting or
dangerous than those of other days,
or whether the great mass of church
people have had the misfortune to get
the wrong kind of religion.
As the following concerns the new NJ.
p. pastor, we gladly publish the clip
ping, knowing it will interest many of
our readers:-At the close of conference
we were sorry to learn that our pastor
was assigned to another field. The two
years Bro. Keith has been with us have
been pleasant and profitable, and the
preaching services we'll attended. The
church, parsonage and barn have been
repaired, most of the work being done
by Bro. Keith. We are sorry to part
with BratheT and Sister Keith, but con-
graduate the people of Yale on having
secured pastor and wife so untiring
in labor.-R. NJ. WADLEY.
John Edmonds, Brown CITY monu-
ment dealer, ran up against n news
paper man, and, like all such encoun-
ters, came out of the scrap somewhat
peeled, n sadder but wiser man. IL
seems Mr.. Edmonds had, for some rea-
son or other, lost faith in the Brown
City Banner and ordered the paper
stopped. But editor Howse, careless
perhaps, neglected to scratch his name
off the list and had the paper mailed
as usual. Edmonds, on taking il out
of the Office saw what it was, and en-
dorsed on the paper, to say the least,
not very flattering testimonial of the
editor in words like these, al have no
use for liar or the product of a liar"
and fired itback into the postoffice.
Uncle Sam was duly notified, and took
hand in the scrap and had Mr.. Ed
monds arrested for improper use of
the mails. 1t cost Mr.. Edmonds quite
few dollars to learn this moral les
son:-Its not safe to monkey with a
newspaper unless you have hand on
the throttle.