Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-02-07
BRoCKwAY CENTRE. Mich THURsDAY, Feb 1889.

Rev. /. ,ars ef ar ~, is visiting
friends here Et-ea-t
The therr, egisterd % de
grees below 2ar' t4sy morning.
The great a ty of so-called
cough cures 30 !. BE- more than impair
the digestive fun -c and create bile.
Ayers Cherry peg,e.a', on the contra
ry. while it cures the 'oug, does not i'm
terfcre with the iuacJlous OF either
stomach OF liver.
c. +. Michaels has engaged Prof.
Powers full orchestra OF Port Huron
for his dance Thursday eve, Feb. 2l.
These musicians are second to none in
the state and will certainly give salts
faction. The supper vii be dished up
in frst-class style and he price is very
low, @l.00 only, including supper and
care of horses.
4 newspaper in .Ie southern part
of this state remarks that last winter
people in northern Michigan were
Kicking about the severe winter and
talked OF moving nearer the equator.
but that this winter they are talking OF
. moving to the north pole. The person
who can correctly propheSy the weather
for forty-eight hOnrs ahead nowadays
, is non est luyentes,
Tie homeliest man in Brockway Cen
2 tre as we'll rs the h1ndsomest, and
others are invited to call on any drug
! gist and get FREE a trial bottle Of
f Kemp's Balsam for the throat and
? lungs a remedy that is selling entirely
upon it's merits and is guaranteed to re.
, leye and cure all chronic and acute
coughs. asthma, bronchitis and con-
sumption. Large bottles soc and 81.
some foolish people allow a cough to
run until it gets beyond the reach Of
medicine They often say, "Oh, it will
. wear away" but in most cases it wears
, them away. Could they be induced to
Try the successful medicine called
kemp's BaIsam which is sold on pos
tive guarantee TO cure, they would i'm
medIately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price soc. and 81.
Trial bottle free At all druggists.
Farmers are warned to keep an eye
open for an agent who sells the "corn
binder" who is swindling the farmers
l in different parts Of the state by get
! ting postal orders for one binder and
raising them to 100. The binder is a
small wooden stick about IS inches
long. with a brass ferule on the end.
/ on which there is fastened a string
f which binds the fodder. The "South
V American Corn" is also a new swindle.
r 1t is the old Bohemian oats swindle
+ under a new name.-EX.
Married, at the residence OF the
= brides parents on Pine Grove avenue,
:, Port Huron, Jan. 3lst, by Rev. ). a. Be-
4 man, Miss Florence Bowers. of Port
!. City. Mr.. Macarthur is to be congrat-
D ulated as having won one Of Port
;. Huron's fairest daughters whose beauty
e of person is only eXcelled by her great
i CT beauty Of character. She leaves a
:. large circle of friends to resume the
{ new responsibilities and form the new
O acquaintanceS which await her. Mrs.
, Macarthur will find in her husband q
: young man Of sterling character The
6 EXPosIToR wishes the happy couple a
long life filled with pleasure and pros
, perity.
z The banking law passed by the last
= legislature, and which has been adopted
by the voters of Michigan, is an amend
ment to the constitution, providing
: that no general banking law shall be-
come operative until thus passed upon,
and should have received the approval
! of every voter in the state, for it en-
bodies the best features of the banking
laws in force in other states. and Of the
national law. and is especially intended
, for protection of the depOsitors in the
various banks in the state. The act
provides for state superintendent Of
banks, and by its terms the banks must
: satisfy the superintendent of their con-
dition whenever he shall require it..
The law is plainly one that is intended
to protect the interests Of the people
and make it impossible for unsound
banking institutions to continue in
business in Michigan, rs il provides
-, whenever the banking commissioner
; shall consider the condition OF any bank
as unsafe, he can at once take charge
appoint receiver and wind up its
affairs. The commissioner should be a
, crank for he would have plenty of
! winding TO do.