The Yale expositor., 1898-03-04

To stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware ! Don't take substitute.
Norma, the eldest child of DIR. and
Mrs. W. q. Wight has been seriously
Ill but is improving.
This is the last chance of our grand
reduction sale Come and see how
much you can save at Ballentine's
Lyman Owens who rented II. j.
Halls barber shop some two months
ago, has reached the limit-gone to
Yale.-Mayvlle Misunderstanding.
An exchange says this entire coun-
try Is underlaid with bed of soft Goa
There are whole lot of people herea-
bouts who will find it out in the here
after.
Washington l.. o. L. was surprised
Wednesday evening by about thirty
from Spring Hill lodge dropping in on
them. A lunch was served and all had
II pleasant time.
Don't annoy others by your cough.
ing and risk your life by neglecting
cold. One Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs, colds, Group, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. Grant Hol-
den.
II. Allen has decided to return to
Yale from Carsonville and again en-
gage in business here, occupying the
old stand. The many friends Of Mr..
Allen will be pleased to welcome him
back.
A number of Yale's young ladies are
preparing to give minstrel show and
the date decided upon is March 18th.
You may expect to enjoy good laugh
if you attend, and none should stay
away. More particulars later on.
The New State Telephone Co. is
pushing the work on their lines in this
section and it is expected that before
long Yale will be connected. On ac-
count of the bad weather and deep
snow work has been delayed.
Hutton Bros, hardware merchants,
Of Oscoda, have rented the w. II.
Palmer building and as soon as pos
sible will put in n hard ware stock.
This firm is reported as being good
business men and will no doubt do a
fair share of the business.
w. w. Lord, auctioneer, will offer
for sale by public auction at the prem
ises of 5. Appley, one mile south and ]
mile east of Blaine, on Tuesday, March
10, 1898. n lot of farm stock, imple-
ments, etc. Sale to commence at one
O'Clock sharp. This is a bona fide sale.
Everything must be sold.
Monday, two horse BUYERS were i'm
Yale looking after horse flesh for the
Buffalo market. The prices offered
were rather small and we did not learn
of many horses being bought. From
twenty-five to fifty per cent more is be-
ing paid for all classes of horses than
year ago and it is reported that they
are scarce and hard to get.
V. f. Angel arrived home from Pan
ther, West Virginia, Saturday evening.
on crutches. Mr.. Angel was taken sick
with typhoid fever soon after arriving
there and then had an attack of acute
inflammatory rheumatism from which
he is still suffering and unable to be
about. Robert Mason of Yale brought
him home.-Imlay City Times.
Maccabee hall in Lutz Block is tax
ing on neat and tidy appearance.
The walls have been newly papered /,
the woodwork has received o fresh
coat Of paint and with brand new set
Of officers, the lodge room, when the
tent is in session, shines like q sum-
mer's sun. Yale tent is increasing i'm
membership and prospecting. Regular
reviews are held the first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month and
n full attendance of Sir Knights is
requested. Visiting Sir Knights will
receive fraternal welcome.
A simple test for ascertaining wheth.
err there is any lmpurity in wafer is to
take a glassful and add to il few
drops Of sulphuric acid and a few
drops of y diluted solution of POTASH
um permangenate. A perfect pink
color will he produced. hut if the water
contains decaving organic matter, the
pink color will at once become faint.
AMI finally disappear. Sometimes fer.
rous sulphate, hydrogen sulphate or
other reducing agents are present in
water and produces similar results. An
expert can always distinguish the
difference, and for this reason the ex-
periments of novice cannot always be
relied upon. But when water shows
an excess of chlorine, and bleaches DO
tassium permangenate, il is certainly
suspicious, and should be Analysed by
an expert.