St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 16, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 April 1891 — Page 8

<lljc Ju dependent. A. Local Newspaper, Non-I’aiitisan. Entered at the Walkerton Postothee al second class rates. Hil) p t i oil : For One Year .... ■ ®' 2? For Six Months For Three .Months . . . • ■ 40 Ifpaid promptly in advance a discotint ot 2"> cents on the year n ill he allowed. XA cross marked with a blue pencil on the margin of your paper indicates that your term of subscription to this paper has expired. If yon are in arrearages please settle nt once, and notify us promptly if you wish the paper cont i titled. WALKERTON, INDIANA. April 18, 1891. Miss Sadip Haines, of Ligonier drowned herself in the Elkhart river at that place the other day. She is said to h ive been of easy virtue. Iler mother is a bnd woman, and her brother trim! to kill himself by taking paris green. An old maid at Goshen gave a tramp a stale slice of bread thinner than charity, remarking: “I don't give you this for your sake, bnt for Christ’s sake.” ‘'l'hen for God’s sale,” sai l the tramp, “spread the butter on it thick enough lor him to detect it with his all-seeing eye.”-—Ex. A dam is a small brass coin used in Persia and India, and is equal to one cent of our money. In speaking of the insignificant worth of a thingyou might just as well say it is not worth a dam as to say it is not worth a cent, for the words mean the same. The distinction heretofore made doesn't amount to a d im. It is tautology to say a thing isn’t worth a dam cent. 'lhe latest developments in thesnpP^sed fiendish murder of Alexander Snyder, an old citizen of Goshen, last Sunday morning, show that his death was caused by rats. The old man fell on the 11 >or in a stupor and the rats at tacked him. tearing off the flesh and mutilating his face shockingly. From this the officers originated the theory that tramps had clubbed the old gentleman to death.— Mishawaka Enterprise. Had the tormented rats been a little more careful about mutilating the old gentleman so badly, circumstantial evidence might easily have been con jured up to warranted a first class hanging of one or two anyhow. The treasui" department notifies dealers in liquor that the $25 collected by the United States government is a tax and not the payment for a license. This tax does not exempt the —lmLler l _as has been cLungad, fn>m any penalty or punishment provided for •by the laws of any state for carrying on the business within such state, and dosen’t authorize the commencement or continuance of such business contrary to the laws of such state or in places prohibited by municipal law. Thus it will be seen that no person can legally retail liquor under what is termed a “government license,” which is in re ality nothing more nor less than a tax. —Michigan City Appeal. Our New Man. —The story on our fourth page entitled “Bosina, the ManEater,” is from the facile pen of a tenderfoot from Denver, who is working for us at a salary of $-1 per week. W'e rather like the style, and it makes “phat” for the printers. “Year 1774.” “Place, India.” ‘‘lime —noon 1” “Scene—highway !” “Two horsemen’” ’’Two horses I” “One tiger!” “One jungle!” “A roar!” 'A shout!” “Report of a pistol 1” “ When!” “Whoop!” “Bang!’' Saved! Hurrah!” “The above style is a little fresh to this country, but as it is only costing ’ us $4 per week to introduce it, we shall । give it at least three weeks’ trial.” Detroit Free Pi STARTLING VAI is. Ilie A merna n people are rapidly bccoming a race <.f nervous wrecks and the following suggests the best remedy: Alphonso Ilempfling, of Butler, Pa > swears that when his son was speechless f.om St. Vitus dance Dr Miles’ great Restorative Nervine cured him. Mrs. .1. R. Miller,of Valparaiso, and J. D. Taylor, of Logansport, Ind., each gained 20 pound.from taking ip Mrs. 11. A. Gardner, ol Vistula, Ind., dizziness, backache and nervous prostration by oi.e bottle. Trfa. bottles, and fine book of maivelous cures free at J. Endly’s who recommends am guarantees this unequaled remedy. PHYSICIANS ENDORSE AND PRESCRIBE IT. Bo sure and call for Johnston’s Engli.d Buchu tor Kidney discuses, as it is en dorsed ami prescribed by’ our most talent *d and oldest practicing physicians’ A certain cure for malarial fevers i fuunl in Simmons Liver Regulator.

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