People's Pilot, Volume 3, Number 38, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 16 March 1894 — Page 8

The A. P. A.

<;.» .i,. i ..«»i uuxi. It haw been rumored that an A. P. A. has been organized in Rensselaer, and the Sentinel has Immediately caught up the report and published it with the horrid fore boding* for the or ganizution which only the hna gitiative mind of the Sentinel h capable of expressing. Yen, Brother McEwen, we have an American Protective axsoci ation in Ifciibhidaer, a thriving too, and its memLer;> arc in rreami.g-at every meeting. We believe in the old doctrine, "America lor Americans We e<>mitei,am<- no politic-) what ever, Hut arc one and all for the protect ion <d our American In bld dion . and d- I-' mliooh, T .<• A. I * A op< . it> «o n.b to all pai I !<• . aiilo- and now ivom pt» ,» d <<■!).<• 1 ' '' ra.l pa i't i' •.1• W c'i ■, ai on no one, bid, mere Jy protect il-.i If. We Incan that tin ntai . ,! ripen rdiall lit ouroi.c and only llag. and the patriot i in and your love ol < ouidi'j i hould in .pir<- you ■. dli a good opinion and ret-,port for all such organization:) as oin .. Liberty to worship God in every one , w.iy r> 11 co to all, but; wln n there r a tainpcrin/' with Aincrica.ii Im>titutions, and idluiT. are made io loidermim tin- loundal ioir-i I lia.l support the noble < dilicc ol our Republic, Hie people ri .in" 111 I Loir indlp nation, ini,'.'lit, and majesty, should ;.;i y! 11 ands oil . o ill,- 'I ;s oi 't ill'. A Ml.tll'lA.' t'lto'i t,< 'ri vr, ah.ooi jation, i ;.l. 'I In f\ m< i,i''an I ‘color,live Association i,s orpaiiizi-d for till purpose of purifying politics, R n non ; I'clarian and non partizim organization composed only ol 11 He A moi ic:.ii ciliz.cim, withold i < paid io ii.a t lona 11 t.y, :'d Wliib we unite Io protect our country and its free instltu 1i0n.., we attach no man's rejig ion no long as Im does not attempt to mu,lm it, an element in polit.H al power, 3d. < )ur aim i > Io pre (•rvo and maintain the government id 11 nited ISlales, and Hie pi ind| |e:> of tin |b'l’laral ion ol I ndepend eiice as net forlh by the fotitii.l c.i n against the c.iicroacliniciith ol all foreign inlluenccn, Illi. We regard till relight po litical organizat ioiib as the <*m* mien of civil ami religious liber lies,

91,h 11 ta, iii our opinion, uh ;nli'. and unwise to appoint <>r elect 1.0 <’ivil or mil’llary ollices in iliin country mon who owenu prcine allegiance to any l’oroi;-n king, potent,ate or occlohiiiHliriil power, or who urn sworn Io obey hlicll power. • Sth Wo urn in favor of main tainiiig one general, uimeciariim slim ar. loot system, and will op p >;,i- to aupplml, it oy any ,-,mlarian mst it nt ion Wo a,re op posed tot ho mm of public I'mids I o' any fmdari'ilj purpose. <l b. We are in favor of changing our Immigration lawn in Much a maimer I Im,l I hey will protect, our citizen laborers from the inlliieiicoH of pauper and criminal labor, which. tJit'Ough the hmlriiiiicntalily of European propa;'andi >1 NocielioN, are rapid ly Niipplanling our free and edu cated American citizens in every line of indiist ry; but, we do not oppose lioii.iel and educated hit miviaiils, who come for the par pose of becoming Aim-ricau citi z‘tis, ami who will tors wear al le piitiice io ail foreign potentates and powers, Mt li, We are in fax rof put ting into otll *e honest an I true patriots, who are qunldied, and who owe allegiance only to the Hurs and Stripes.

Obituary.

John Howard Logan, son of L. C, and M. K Logan, was born June ll’h 1H79. pied Rob. 22 94. aged I I years, K months, JI days All who knew Howard know, that he was a good boy. He joined the M, E. Church when about 10 yrs. of age, and has since lived an earnest, active

Christian lite. Though young, ho wax always «< ady to testify to the goodness of God in the class meeting, which he never failed to attend, lie not only took part here, but at home around the family altar Howard would take his turn in asking Godls blessing u|wm the household and thanking him for his goodness toward them. Howard left abundant testimony that ho was ready and willing to go at the Master’s call. He said, soon after taking sick, that he. was going to die; but this did not alarm him in the least; because Im knew and felt that im was ready to go. A few hours before Im departed Im cal! ol the family around his bed >id<- om- by one, Lid them "Good ;</<:’ and told tlmm to all m<-oi him in heaven. Then, while inhering intones pain, he said, ■ Lord Jcsm-. take m<-’ again, "J

am going Imine to .Jesus who has done, so much for me,” Then, just a few moments before his soul took its flight, to tin* world beyond, he, said, "I am going home to die no more.

Homo and Country for March is well illustrated and interest mg in variety of contents. They ■emprise: "Tim Banshee.” A dory of the Irish Ghost. By Violet. Htyngo .Mitchell; "Hymns m War Times.” Their Influence ■m llm Holdmr. By Rev. James il lions; "Orchards of Pirn*.” Ihe Resin l’'or<'.-.ts ol North Car ofina, By (''rank Donaldson; ■‘A Golden Penny.” An Al L'-mic Mystery. By Harrison I) Mason, "Tim Artist, as an Alv< rl ising. Agent.” By Lumas Sorug; "Billy Mudd’s Bool,” A I'Tonticrsmam a Story. By Samuel A, Risley; "Read Your Bible.” A Love Story. By Sophia A, Kam*; A DangcrSig mil, ‘Stop,’ ” Ily William (!. (Ilium; "A Night’s Hxpcr'mnco al Sandy Hook ‘ Lighthouse.” By Marie lie Ln Nois; "Ker pent. Worship and its Mysteries.” By Si.mucl Jaros; "Heroes of llm (I re,nil Th if. ” I Jfe and Du lies <il Jockeys. By Thomas I’hHso; "The ( <roiiit Metropoli lap Journals, and the Men Who Make Timm,” By Samuel Jur os; ICducal ional Value of Toys. 11 By Lawrence Bowen, and "Something About b’lgurcs.” By Sidney M iller Rowles, "A Whistling Little Man,” by Hgbert L. Bangs, and "Baby l |l ingern,” by John b’owl< r, ns also other things in poetic vein, coinplete a very nttraclive num her of this popular magazine.

<>ur readers remember that one of the arguments offered as an excuse for the new issue of bonds was that, the hiss wealthy class, t.he common people might invest in them. The bonds have been sold and issued. I loro are some of the ■•common” people I hilt, got them, as reported by Secretary Carlisle, as it was drawn out of him by congress: llanoviir National bank, New York, rI, l:.'ii,o;>i», Kulm, I .oid> A ('o,, New York, M, l:!i>,(».ib, 11 idled States Trust Co., Now York, ST,.l.’lti,Toil. Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co,, Now York, Si,STI, 100, Union Trust. Co., New York tt'l, Till. 7d(). Now \ ork Life Insurance Co., Si'.s-ld.s.'m,

The undersigned has a number one Blank Spanish Jack, that will stand the coming season at liis farm IJ miles east of WheatHeld mid 3 miles west of Bunn ville, Jasper county. Terms $0 to Insure a colt that will stand and suck. John Davis. Burns are absolutely painless when De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salvo is promptly applied This statement is true. A perfect remedy for skin diseases, chapped hands and lips, and never fails to cure piles. A. F. Long & Co., Druggists.

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The Magazine World.

Who Got The Bonds.

Brown Giant

PINCHED.

Wills n< < oily < Hp(toe« a Home 'l'hh-f near Murrey . Charles .Johnson was arrested near Surrey, last Sunday, by Willis McColly for stealing a horse from Henry Marsh, a well-to-do farmer living in Carpenter township. Johnson is a Hungarian by birth, and had been living in Chicago until a short time ago, when Mr. Marsh received him from an aid society in that city. He proved his thieving disposition in a short time after arriving, and then his last venture in that line was the stealing of one of Mr. Marsh’s horses. 'l'he. boy was here la-1 Saturday ami ♦c'!'"red tlm hoi.-.< for sale, but tho m who were ap proaclK-u thought the animal a stolen one, and Johnson was consc,<pj<:iii|y p|:u:ed under ar rest, but. was finally re|ca'><-<l after telling' a fairly plausible story. The same day a copy of the Goodlaml Herald announced a reward of for the horse ami thief. Ms. McColly saw it ami on Sunday morning' went in pursuit, of the young man, whom Im found at the residence of a Mi-. Murphy, near Surrey. He was arri-.'.ted and brought to Rensaehior ami placed in jail. He had a preliminary hearing oil Monday and was bound over to court to await a final t rial. The boy is about, 17 years of age, and had come very well recommend cd to Mr. Marsh, who had in tended to have llm young man malm his future home with him. He will probably get a term at the reform school at Plaintield.

Juries for Circuit Court.

The following is the list ol jurors selected to serve at the coming March term. (iIIANIi Jl'flY. Wm. Dahncki*, Wheatfield. L I>. Marion, Marion. James A. Powell, Newton. Edward Tanner, Walker. < Icorgc W. Paris, (Hilum. John I'', Petit, Walker. PETIT JIIHY. Wm. 11, Taylor, Keener. John 1.. < Jsborim, Marion. John A. Sigler, Keener. Lewis Rayburn, < Hilum. John W. Davis, Kankakee. Mark M. Yeoman, Barkley, Zebideo Swaim, I Inion. W. W. Bussell, ll’ng’ng G'v'o. Nelson Anderson, •' Wm. I). Saylor, Newton. Joseph S. Williams, Nowton. Walters. Russell, Carpenter. Nathan Eldredge, Barkley, Wm. Faris, Gillam. Bonj. (1. I jong, I Hilum. James F. Watson, Marion. Chas. F. Stackhouse, Marion. Isaac Hardesty, Gillam.

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RENSSELAER, Ind., Meh. 10, ’94. Notice is this day given that the livery firm of Robinson «& (’lark is, this day, dissolved by mutmil consent, and that the accounts are in the hands of B. F. Eerguson for collection. OTT CI.ARK, Warren Robinson.

BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve in the world tor cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter, chapped lumps, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents pur box. For stile by F. B. Meyer.

Warm Victuals.

When a man gets up In a meet-' I ing of workingmen and advocatI es the use of bayonets in redres- ( sing labor’s wrongs ,you may set it down that the sight of a gun would throw him into spasms. Men who are not. brave enough to vote for their interests are too infernally cowardly to fight. -Labor Signal. If Christ were on earth today and attempted to overturn the ousiness of the money changers he would find the gang stronger iau they were in the year I. Tarkio Independent. Old party papers are saying that Governor Txtwelling was one© a tramp, ami that, it was a •.'ra'dl pity that he did not remain one. Grover Cleveland was once a hangman, and it is a greater pity that he did not re main in the only business he was ever fitted for. -Industrial (Inion, Lamar Mo, I'or years Democracy has regaled the people with their free i ratio threnody but now their chief labor is to keep a quorum. Like their work on all other lines, they must wait to hear the echo from Wall street, Greely News, Kansas. We boast of our civilization bec.ause it does not show the shining blade of a battles axe at every turn of the road, but it marshals lobbies against Legislatures, converts wealth into non-assessable bonds, overawed the pi?ople with Pinkerton thugs, and robs labor through taxation and usury. Civilization freed the chattels, but, there are now more white slaves sewing cotton lhan there were black slaves picking it thirty years ago, and more money and brains are now devoted to filching wealth from labor than are combined with labor to produce it. K. of L, Journal, Returns from the spring election this week throughout the state of New York show that the Republicans are almost annihilating the. Democratic party in that, state. b’or the past twelve, years in the east, it is the old story from the frying pun into the lire, and from the lire into the frying pan. Otta wu, Kansas, Journal,

Alliance Notes.

The principal cause of some few departing from I,lm Alliance principles seem to be this: By nature they are not fitted for the t.rying ordeal of suppressing prejudice and selfish ambition. ••To constantly strive to secure harmony and good will among mankind.” How cun those who are not pure in heart comply with the command? Man allows his better nature to reign? Cast off selfish feelings and take on the bettor and more humane principles of justice t 6 all.

County Alliances uro paying their dues, indicating health and prosperity. Lot the good work' go on’ until trusts ami combines are a thing of the past. Credit doos not encourage thrift, which comes from economy and saving. Credit helps to keep the working man depen dent, and at the mercy of his employer. Credit increases the cost of living and distribution, and otherwise ulTocts the cost of production, in every branch of manufacture, at least twenty-live per cent. Credit inflicts upon the community a frightful tux for the support of an army of accountants, laxvyers, and others, and this tax falls upon the consumers.

Our Honor Roll.

The following persons have our thanks for the amounts following their names, subscription to, the Pilot, since our last issue: Sh'llii Kight, FiUrOnkH '. .11 oo It. 0. lh>W|<U', lh'lixsvlllt’l' I 00 .1 oiiiew l.(’llt'r, Ziird .. I 00 Win. I.tuvork, KiUiiiuii I 00 |C, l<. Iliirr, Uotollund . 2A A. J. Kiultli, ItuiiHNiduur 1 oti A Im Long., i 00 Uiui. K. llolllrigHWort ti t 00 A■ U. iloiikhiH 1 00 bluiM. HnU|t<r I oo J, p, Antrim I 00 M, P. Oliilimte 1 00 (I. IliidiibruHd 1 00 T. I*. Wiljiht 1 00

A Card of Thanks.

Mil Editok; —Through the columns of your paper the ladies of the W. R. C. desire to extend their sincere thanks to those I who so kindly assisted in their entertainment given Friday Evening March 9, also to the public lu general for their very liberal patronage. Bb order of committee, Lizzie Faris. Lhujie Alter. The semi-annual convention of I the Church of Christ of the Second District of Indiana, is to be held in Lowell. April 4th. sth. & Gth, 1891. Each Congn • gaHon, Sunday School, and the Y. P. S. C. E. and C. W. B. M. Societies are requested too send two or more delegates. We have appointed Simon Eendig as our authorized agent at Wheatfield, and any order for job printing, advcrlising or subscription will be attended to a. the same price we furnish it at here. Give him your orders. Misses Hoyes and Williams have started a first class dress making shop, in front, room of Mrs. Hoyos’ dwelling house. They extend their cordial invitation to the town and surrounding vicinity. 37- It

Ford B. White, of Oak Park, Ills., a Keeley Cured man will talk upon "Practical Temper unce, at the Court House, Tuesday evening, March 29th. Come out and hear the new gospel. Seats free.

In a letter from Judge Wiley to' County Clerk Coover, lie states his health lias improved and that he will be here at the opening of the coming term of court. He is now al Harrodsburg, Ky. Miss Mary Meyer is in Chicago Lliis week, studying latest styles in milliney goods. She will bring home with her one of the lines! line of goods ever shown to the ladies of Rensselaer and vicinty. Not one minute elapses between the taking of One Minute Cough Cure and relief. Why shouldn't people take Ono Minute Cough Cure? They should. They do. A. F. Long & Co., Druggists. Posters are out announcing the department encampment of the G. A. R. of Indiana, at Lafayette, on April 1 snd 5. It is expected that there will be 5,000 old veterans there.

B. F. Ferguson is loaning more money on real estat,e than any other firm in Jasper or Newton counties. Call and gid, his terms before you arrange with any one else. Jas. Welsh, editor of the Chi cage Graduate together with three or four gentleman who had taken the Keeley Cure, led, ured at the M. E. Church, last Monday evening. Don’t forgot the Social at the Odd Fellows’ Hall Friday Evening March 1(5. Given by the I), of R. Supper and special program. Admission 15c. Everybody invited. 77, Dr. Humphreys’ New Specific for grippe, is meeting with a phenomenal sale. A sure cure-almost infallible, curing 99 cases out of 100. For stilq by all druggists.

The Monon Review, is placed upon our exchange table. It, is a handsome appearing papier and is a credit to that town and should be liberally supported by its citizens.

For Sale.--7 good cows, 8 have calves by their side, and the other 4 will have calves in 2 weeks. Call or address Fred Kroeger, Kniman, Ind. The Rev. Peter Hinds says the Indian of Oklahoma need not take out naturalization papers. Ho is already a naturalized citizen and an American. A few pugilistic encounters occurred last Saturday. The result of too much red eye. A junior choir has been organized at the Christian church. Garden making is now in order,

W * * fl ... I A th Di L L CABMEB. Stricken Down with Heart Disease. Dr. MlUa Medical Co., Xlkhart, Ind. Gemtlewev: I foel It my duty, m well ploaenre, U> publWi, unsolicited, to the world the benefit received from p«. Miite* Rcutomativc RtMroite. I VM etrfckeH down with Heart and Itecomplications, ar.pldpubie vary- • ing from flO to Itubcuu periuliiute, a choklnoor burnlug aeiuuUoo in the wiud pipe, oppress THOUSANDS”%» Bion of the heart and below lower rib, pain in the arm., abortneMof breath, uleepleariieMH, weakness r id general debility. The arteries in my neck . ■ .I<l throb violently, the throbbing of my heart i . iid lie heard iu.tom a large room and would i L.ike my whole body. I was to nervous that I could not hold my hand steady. 1 hare boot »< a.ter the treatment of eminent phyleiatte, .< ml have taken (/allonoof Patent Madinina ..'ithoul the leant benefit. A friend reeomonded your remedies. Bhe was cured by Dr. :. lies' remedies 1 have taken m three bottles of your Heart Cure und two bottles V/ I 1 m W Nervine. My pulse is normal, I have no inoro violent throbbing of the heart, i AM * wcll man I sincerely recommend every one with symptoms Of Heart Dfseuse to take Dr. MUee' lieetota. lietnediee and bo cured CyjMurn City, Kans. L. L Cabmeb. ' Sold on • Positive guarantee. OR MONEY RETURNED.

Dentistry.

When wanting new teeth see Dr. Hoi’k-m, the old reliable. He can make a plate of any kind gold, platinum, aluminum, etc. Perfect fitting plates guaranteed. Over Laltue’s. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cleanses, purifies ami heals. It was made for that purpose. Use it for burns, cuts, bruises, chapped hands, sores of all discriptions and if you have piles use it forthem. A. I' 1 . Loxa & Co., Druggists.

Corn for Sale.

Good, sound, yellow corn by the wagon load, two miles southwest of Lamson bridge. Would exchange corn for a few shoats. 33 (it eow. J. E. Lawrence. No better aid to digestion. No better cure for dyspepsia. Nothing more reliable for billiousness and constipation than DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. A. I' 1 . Long & Co., Druggists. It not only relieves; it does more, it cures. We refer to One Minute Cough Cure. Suitable for all ages, all conditions, at all times. A. F. Long & Co.. Druggists.

Jasper Kenton and W. T. Perkins are delegates from this county to the State Prohibition convention, which was in session at Indianapolis this wook. Our farmers report more outs sowed for the time of the year than for many years, and if it should Im a good season wo may look for a good crop. A derby race for SI,OOO will take place at, Roby to-morrow. It, will bo a mile and a half run. Several from here will gaze upon the sport. It’s all the same, a slight cold, congested lungs or severe cough. Ono Minute Cough Cure banishes them. A. F. Long & Co., Druggists. The grand jury will be called this term of court, and it is thought that there will be considerable work for them to do. Ford B. White, of the Western Trade Journal, Chicago, was here this week. He gave this office a pleasant call. B. F. Ferguson has the best and most direct source to obtain money for you of any loan agent in the country.

Mrs. Lecklider will have a. handsome line of pattern hats at her Easter opening for the ladies to respect. The docket for the coining term of court is increasing steadily and promises to be quite a heavy one. We are in receipt of a copy of the recent Wilson bill, with the compliments of D. W. Vaorheese. The County Commissioners were in session again this week.