The Yale expositor., 1900-01-26

MISS Ellen O'Leary, OF Emmett, 1E
reported very sick.
Curtain pole complete with brackets
only l23cts at The Racket.
You can buy suit of Ballentine nj
wholesale price this week.
There are few pocket-books left
that are going at cost at the Yale Ba-
Zaar.
No, Maude, dear, The Expositor can
not conscientiously recommend the
use of Hive Syrup for "hives."
Highest cash price paid for furs at
the grocery store of "A. j. Ward, Yale.
Don't sell your fur unUil you see him.
M. A. Sargent would like to buy a
few bushels of choice apples, delivered
at his store in the north end of the vii
lage.
Found on the road, one-half mile
west of Yale, gentlemen's wearing ap-
parel. Inquire at the home of Mrs. L..
l.. Scott.
A report of the Farmers Institute,
Miss Sarah McKenzie's paper read at
its meeting, and other interesting local
matter will be found in our supplement
columns.
Prof. Sturgis organized singing
class at the Disciple church last Mon
day evening. We understand that the
class starts with a goodly number and
fair prospects of complete success.
Sam Belts will preach at the Brick
Chapel Monday night, Jan. 30. This
will be his last talk before going to the
head waters of the Wisconsin river to
build his yacht for missionary work in
South America.
Despite the wind and weather and a
| host of other attractions the revival
meetings at the f. NJ. church have
gone steadily on. Evangelist Cooke is
spoken well Of as an able speaker by
those who haYe heard him.
In The Expositor you get the latest
state, war, general, county and local
news, spicy correspondence, continued
and short stories, choice farm notes
and everything that goes to make up
a desirable family newspaper. Try it.
Rev. John Gray, who many years ago
resided in Yale as pastor of the NJ. p.
church, has been visiting among old
occupied his old pulpit last Sunday
evening, and was greeted by host of
old friends, who were glad to hear him
preach once more.
Take carel all we light and water us
ers. If you don'tyou will be cared for
right-away-quick. The reason why we
say this is that President McColl has
appointed Lara Butler to look after all
violations of the rules. Lara has only
one hand to hit with, but we defy you
to come up on his blind side.
"Well, that's enough to try the
patience of job" exclaimed the viii
lage minister, as he threw aside the
local paper. "What, what is the
matter, dear?" asked his wife. "Last
Sunday preached from the text BE
we therefore Steadfast," answered the
good man; "but the printer makes it
read, BE we there for Breakfast. lex.
A deal was made last week by which
Yale obtained new groceryman, n.
b. Herbert has purchased X. NJ. 10th
ian's interest in the grocery and shoe
trade. We are glad to welcome Mr..
Herbert to place among Yale mer-
chants, and feel sure the general pub
lie will accord him the same. But we
are sorry to know that the state of Mr..
Lothian's health compels him to retire
from business and seek relief in change
of climate. Mr.. LIS face behind the
counter has long been familiar to the
trading public, and we trust he soon
may be able to appear there again.
1t has been demonstrated repeatedly
in every state in the Union and in
many foreign countries that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is a certain pre-
yentiye and cure for Group. 1t has
been the universal remedy for that
4 N,.I.z = 4
Va, only repeats what has been said
around the globe when he writes: 81
have used Chamberlain's Cough REM
always with perfect success. We be-
lieye that it is not only the best cough
remedy, but that it is sure cure for
Group. 1t has saved the lives of our
children a number of times" This
remedy is for sale by staley & McKeith.
By decree just issued from the
vatican relative to the celebration of
the jubilee of holy year marriages be-
tween Protestants and Catholics can
not be made during 1900 except by
special dispensation direct from the
pope. Marriages between Protestants
and Catholics have been permitted by
the Catholic church only by dispense
ton OF the bishops, but for the holy
year this power of dispensation is sus-
pended. Archbishop Carrigan, in a
circular, states that the pope suspends
special faculties to ordinaries of do
ceses, $50 that, at this season particu-
larly, Rome should be the great foun-
tain of mercy aud spiritual favors for
the Catholics of the entire world" This
is understood IN catholic circles to
roaap that only nv annlvinQ direct to
Rome shall dispensations be granted