The Yale expositor., 1900-05-18

by the Yale Cigar Co.
Boys straw hats for cents at The
Racket, Saturday and Monday next.
Ladies' A lot of petticoats which
must be closed out az S. Goldberg &
Co.'S.
New cement walks are this week be-
ing laid on Mechanic street in front of
Grant Holden's property.
The ice-man prays twice year--in
the winter for cold and thick ice, ana
in the summer for hot weather.
The measles are guests this week
in II. G.. McLaughlin's home. One of
his little girls is acting as hostess of the
occasion.
The season when the young man
counts his chink and tells his best girl
that ice cream is unhealthy, has swung
this way once more.
Ladiesl Windsor the barber is selling
Shampoo Jelly at 10 cents box. Each
box contains enough for four sham
poos. Once tried you will never be
without it.
In figuring on new gasoline stove
this spring don't fail to take Hutton
into your counsel and count, and look
at the fine line he can show you and
the prices he can quote you.
Johnny Duffie, who will be remem-
bered by many Yale citizens, has con-
cluded to retire from the drug business
at Deckerville, and this week sold his
stock to DR.. Wooley, who will carry on
the business at that place.
There are no id-hold on therel Tell
the exact truth. Excepting few pro-
fessionals, there are no idle men in
town; and these few would not be idle
long, If some generous hearted boy
would dig a supply of bait.
A number of persons persist in rid
ing their wheels on the sidewalks. We
are led to think that many must be
ignorant of the fact that village ordi-
nance makes the practice an offense,
with severe penalties for violating the
law.
there been such disposition to i'm
prove walks and lawns as is shown by
our people this season. There cannot
ing. One thing is sadly lacking in
The 2Sth Annual Reunion of Conn.,
panies II. and l, 4th Michigan Volun-
teer Infantry will be held at Lambs,
st. Clair Co., Mich, on the End Thurs
day OATH of June, 1900. All old sol.
diers are urged to come and enjoy the
day and an old time army welcome.
While working on +. r. Beecher's
house this week, Cyrus Ludington was
ascending the scatfold with Il bunch of
shingles on his shoulder. when the
scatfold broke precipitating him to the
ground below. Strange to say, he was
comparatively uninjured. In such a
fall as that, the chances for severe in
jury and death are numerous.
James Brown informs us that many
of the fleeces of wool brought to mark
ct are infested with an insect known as
"sheep tick" We never saw one, but
are told they are great pest to farm
ers when once they get into flock.
The insect has the power of penetrat-
ing beneath the skin, and then burroW-
ing about after the manner of a ground
mole.
A few people excuse themselves from
the pleasures and profits of gardening
on the plea that they meyer have any
luck and cannot raise anything. One
who cannot at least raise little sweat
in his garden, is in dangerous state
of health and needs to take Decline
for the best doctors Office he can
find. Sweat is always the most sure
and profitable part of the crop.
consider it not only pleasure but
a duty | owe my neighbors to tell about
the wonderful cure effected in my case
by the timely use of Chamberlain Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. /
was taken very badly with fux and
procured bottle of this remedy. A
few doses of it effected permanent
cure. / take pleasure in recommending
it to others suffering from that dread
full disease. w. Lynch, Dorr, w. Va.
This remedy is sold by Staley &
McKeith.
If the hot weather holds you will be
sure to want to know how to keep cool.
Let us tell you a good way. Mount up
on your wheel or hitch up your team,
and attend the ice-cream social at Ma
pie Grove farm, James III. Martins
home, on Monday evening, May 2lst.
Supper served from to 8 D. m. The
best time the country affords goes free
with the ice-cream, the anticipation of
which will keep you cool for days be-
fore, and the memory of the good time
Will sweeten You for many days after.
Did you see him? He struck town
Tuesday, and it's been long string of
Tuesdays since such thin streak of
slimness struck town before. Yale has
a few specimens of this build of men;
but this one is record breaker. The
name, whenceness and whitherness of
the streak we know not. If he has a
name at all, it must be both short and
light to allow of his carrying it. A
double name would surely break him
in twain. He carried small grip and
seemed to be just passing through the
town. We suspect the satchel held
brick to keep him on the ground. It'll
would take whole crowd of him to
obscure your view at the theater. He
must at some time have been show
man and played the part of being swal-
lowed by the snake, and so has gotten
himself moulded slim.
We may be foolish at times and think
that good and generous acts are not
appreciated by our fellow men. Many
a man under the disappointment caus-
ed by seeming lack of this apprecia-