St. Joseph County Independent, Volume 19, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 May 1894 — Page 8

JnJkpcnDent. A Local Newspaper, Non Partisan. W. A. KNOI.KY, ri'BI.ISHKII. Entered nt the WnlKerton PoßloHice nt second class rales. SJ 11 ♦ i o» : For One Year . . . . S1 50 For Six Moull»s 75 For Thr-'i- Months ...... 4<? Il paid promptlv in advance a discount ol 2’ cents on the year will be nib.wed. XA cross mnrked with a blue pencil on the inijigin of rout pMiuo Indicates flint, your term ot snliseriptii.il to this psper bus expired It you are in auesiHg.s plcHso sellie Mt once, and notily us piomplly if you wish the paper eon tinned. WALKERTON. INDIANA. MAY 5, IS9J. ■ o< al Hi Irlm. I.tidies calling cauls, blank or printed, at this office. tint your business cards printed at t his ofliee. For a good sin.ike call at the Stai bakery. Corn 8 cents a can at. Noah Hensbergei's. The samples of wall paper at End h's drug store are as elegant as they are cheap. I n order to insure l he s iG-t v of your Jeffers call and get envelopes printed uit h yom ret urn card, at this ofliee. Only 50 cents a hundred. Those persons desiring walnut trees to plant will do well to call on Isaac Reamer as he has a supply on hand and will sell them cheap. Horsemen will please remenibei tint the Independent otlice is well equipped for printing bills or cards pertaining to their business. New spring hats at Ida Beach's Also new ribbons, veilings and trim mings and a choice line of hat ami bonnet frames. A large assortment of silks, satins and velvets in all the latest shades. When you want sale bills remember that the Indejm \di NT Oilice will do you a neat j b on water pro .f paper nt the lowest price. In addition we will give a notice o! sale in the papci free of charge. The Pulaski county Democrat in, describing a young bicycle rider at Winamac says: “He ought to become a rapid wheelman, as his body provides i So lit tle obstruct ion to the air tin iv being nothing of him but a suit of clothes and an appetite." Husband lam just in the mood for reading something sensational ami startling something that will make my hair stand on end. Wife Here is my last milliner's bill. I'liegemle Binetter. 100 Acre Farm for Salt 1 . flood, well improved farm for side cheap and on easy terms. New housi with seven looms, cemented cellar, good barn, good orchard, good f, rees, , etc. 85 acres under good cultivation I’or any information call on JOHN 1. JpIINSON, Agent, I vma City, Iml, _ ।

DR. I4ILM ER’S SWAMP-ROOT CURED ME. ml ©a wa m o WK e^ ! ”- < —wW^M * w*> ■ ^^Ay. " v j _»'-'*• MHH.ORB-M.VX Mll.l.Eft. Saved from the Grave I Suffered Eight Long Years From Nervoutnese and Dyspepsia. COULDN’T EAT OR SLEEP. Mrs. MILI.EB Says:—"l had been trouble* tor eight years with stomach and heart diffi- : cultu s. I lived mostly on milk, as everything I ate distressed roe so. My kidneys and ; liver were in a terrible state; was so run down and nervous that at times I could neither sleep nor eat, 1 was treated by the best Physicians in Chisago and elsewhere without any benefit whatever. As a last resort 1 tried Dr. Kilmer’s sw amp-Hoot, and before I bad used the third bottle I realized that I was gaining in every wav. The use of Swamp-Root has made a Jlarreious Cure in my case. Now I enjoy every thing that 1 eat, and can go 10 bed and get a good night’s sleep. Anyone doubting this statement may write » n d I will gladly answer.’’ VWA p Mrs . German Miller. — J* Dec. 2flth Wi. ■;>;■!' zi < Al Drtlgglstw, sOe. A - SI.OO. ~ " Guide to Health” Free, Concitation Free. Dr. Kilmer A Co ftO CS i Bf-on > MTON. n. y !»’*>■ me e-au's**’ Dr. Ki'mer’s U & 0 Anointment Curea Piles trial Sox Frse. - At Druggists 5C cents.

FRO^ CHICAGO. I'he attack upon the Christian । Church has now become quite a sash iomible fad in this vicinity. i More than a year ago the Rev. O. F. ■ Gifford, of the Immanuel Baptist * .Church, of tins city, spoke before the । Ministers’ Union Meeting on the problem of evangelizing the masses. > I Tie began his remarks with the sfateH meid that at a certain meeting, thi n recently held, the Christian Church was spoken of as a fueler in the eh>vap lion of the human race, but that re 1 mark was received with hisses; but 1 later on Chris! was mentioned and bis । name was applauded to the echo. This, ; to the Doctor's mind, was clear and conclusive evidence that the masses j were not in sympathy with the church, j and that they were in full sympathy ami touch with Jesus. To take st calm view of the Christian j Church to day, one timls it diflieu’t to discover the immense gulf, ho often doplored, existing between the church ami the masses, and the calm observer cannot help thinking that those who spend so much elf n t in spanning this ' gulf are but lighting a plnmb-m. Os the four hundred Protestant । Churches in Chicago, I don't think there is one, not even the wealthitst or I most inistocratic, where even the poorest or the most ignorant would not | find a hearty ami liol pful welcome, i f he l or *lia w ere seokiu^ the spiritual ndvnntag.. uhieh the rlmn h HtT.rds. Tl o writer's mqnui id mice with many of the ministers ami laymen of tlm dlff-n nt denominations in Chicago has led him to think that the churches aie not exclusive eit her to poverty, nationnlitv. .or color, but ratio 1 there is great ' earnestness, both i i prayer, ami labor, 1 on behalf < I th--e who aie outside the j church. Ami, furthermore, failing to I induce this class to fellowtjhip with' .them, in huge numbers, in theit own I saucliuiries, they contribute liberally] of their means and labors to erect and i cai i v forwmd attractive chapels ami , mission stations for the benefit of the i j masses. Not a thing is li ft undone in t ids count n , tit her in citv, town, or ' filial distiiet, to attract the poorer Classis ami general mm church gm is Io the House of God. lam pels. Dali CTgnizaid that many people of W< d;h ami ictinemmd m the dill- rent ■ b u< I . dcvofi mt only m, o s and plater, Imt do as they । ray , fm tin- spnitiml bcmlit < t the tueavuil, the poor, ami i v- n idegraded. As I said before, it is a popular fad to berate the chuieli for not coming up to her high opportunity, not onlv, but also to iLiunt her shortcomings and ■ even her degeneracy, as they deem it, ' before tin- world for contempt and scorn. It is difficult for nmnv people to sei* ju-t wind motive uctuat-a these ussuiiauts. |f may possiLH be that they have given th-ir whole ulteiitmn to that side of the question; if so, thev . could not be expected to ariim at oth , er coneluuionN. We cannot believe 1 them to be actuated by a desim f r notoriety. It s-ems to us well, however, ti lit they should bi mien their visi n, ami also take a back w nrd glance. In so doing they will find that this immense number of mm church goers in Chicago ami Milwaukee, ami other Western cities, do m>t attend church simple be | cause 1 Lev do m>t want to. Ti e { ch Ueli- s and cmtpels ami mission stu - tiims are open to them ami pastors of all denominations call on them, and -■utreat them to atteml upon the minis * t rations of the sjn-timry ; again and' again they are invitml, so that they ate ' left entirely without exeusi*, but. tho’ fait is that on Sunday in the summer i lime they prefer to go, am] do go, to! the j arks, summer gathering places aiouml the cities, horse races, beer I gardens, theatres, etc., etc. Ami in their backward glance they will find that the Apostle Paul dmg nosed the ease long ago when he said, “The carnal mind is at enmity against Gml ami is not subject to the law of God, neither, indeed, can be." It miplit bo lu lpfill to th-*ni to listen (..Mi lIo K n r.nt .e. . wlo-n lie con fe- ies his mistnkc in the sumo mutter. He became cranky on the subject of the masses, ami also became disgusted with the church and left it to its doom. But lie bad not worked outside the church long before he found that he bad no co workers there. The harvest was great but the laborers outside the I church were none, and the first and I great reason why the unsaved were not : being saved was because they did not waut to be saved, and instead of its being the fault of the church that they were poor ami homeless and ignorant, he found they preferred pleasure and ease ami beer to wealth and education and refinement. These same conclusions have, been reached by many honest and earnest w’orkers in this age of unparalleled Christian activity, ami । we hope that our friends who are complainiug so much about the churches j will pause and consider, and if so we feel confident they will find the Chris- ! tian Church still the Church of Christ, I and the only means now in operation ' for the evangelization and christiani- । zatiou of the world. C. B. Gillette.

SHILOH S CURE is sold on a guaranteee. It cures Incipient, Consumption. It in the best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 cts, 50 ets., and SI.OO. Fur sale by Bellinger & Wil- : liams. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Warm meals and lunches at all hours at the Star bakery. For Sale. A second-hand gasoline stove, nearly new, in good condition. Will sell very cheap. Chas, s Korkins. Fok Sale. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs; 13 lor 50 cents. W. A. Harbert, Walkerton, Ind.

—i tl T 1. % PRAISE, ONLY, FROM ALL WHO USB AYER’SI Hair Vigor "A\-*i' preparations arr^^ 00 °' Ui I known t<> m-ed am coma l •>- ° da! ", a 111 im , hut I licle ’l' o pvlh-d -late, for the Iwneß o oth- . tl. - i\ years ago, I ost o m arl- half of mv hair, and w ! at ® v i ' . - d gray. A ol imine \ver’s Hair Vigor se^ta* o months, my hair began to gi 1 " ® aua n. ami with tD natural Ct a,r o restored. I recommend if to >ll o mv frunds."- M.s. E. FRi£K ° ii u iK. box ;w>, Station C. S A* . .lai. I ® Ayer'S Hair Vwi rßrrxwru nv , ® DR J. C. AYER i CO. LOWELL M$S. g Karl’s An ngm. AD I a rat Irv- anfl Nrsvr BTonic. 5- H •*■ nnjfrgbta or scut by malL <m> «! <b p*r psi-Varß. Famplea trtel WTA WA TiwF«vortte TOOTS AV lu V f rib- 1-»>thand Urv|tb,^e. Captain m**y, t m A.,San Dieio.QG., ei’is: "sMI- L’s t’atArrli Iteniedy fs ths first tmxlt. ‘m* 1 hare - v- r found that w-mls dome tu.y g< hi -■ McU. SoM by DrlxgisXs. Do rmt aCouKh.as*thcr*»tedafist»r of it> h-adlng to I'otuiinifxwo. Cvhb will iarc y m a severe lam«I am« Trouble. It U the t- -.t Cough < Ytrc and speodfly rv-tl-^vesQougbs. Croup, whooping Cou^h a:xl liruuctdUti, and is aad ou a Kuajuiiteo. 25 eta-

SAMANTHA AT THE WORLD’S FAIR. Josiah Allen's Wilt's lew th tx /x«^v 60,000 COPIES SOLO th LEtS THAN three months — E Civ | . . s, ever !<’l i'h ::t siious. haridsotne finding, ^tlr Everybody w-nts it v £ ri a5 YOU CAN MAKE MORE MONcY sdlirg /iß^' *) “Samantha” Ihan in Any Cite. Wty. / \^\X t > < I agents whited. *?■’ r ■ »^j|pWp>V 'J r ?” '” ' ' .<• k‘ -V II) in bot ‘ ' 1> k ’<”< re- • »J‘ l jP/% 1* / ^”1 B£M .wl ,o ^.r -sJSb hr age o Half ft o . Z L. ' ■ all sold. Will sei! aft'*’ -••• IJJ ox ths rmwAT awßKMrolOhJ.^ ^"«a«seu.i*. uu-./un,^ rtAtSANCS once for terni. CO . sOf amcaov CLEVelamd, o. THE N. G. HAMILTON PUD^p^ 1 ^ ' W. L. DOUGLAS S 3 SHOE 6ENTLEMEMr ® 5, ® 4 and ^ 3 - 5 ° Dress Shoo. ’ ymL $3.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles. i S 2-50, S 2 for WorkingmenA S 2 and 51.75 for Boys. W LAD,ES AND MISSES, S3 > «2.50 $2, 51.75 4 :: SSS^— CAUTION.—If any dealer Ki " offers you W. E. Douglas kTHIS IS THE bpr?jT , ’ !s ’'^^ SI'S.. wk-'.'i i v *-Ol <"*C< •'“•wr-iU.iwiw out tho name stamped OIA.-.. „ ' . '> J* « ’?■■ " T’-J- aMynr- - on tho bottom, put him iM t He w - • "•"• W. L. DOUGLAS Shoes are stylish, easy fitting, and give better ’“DMactiiin at the pi ices advertised than any other make.’ Try one pair and be conunced. the stamping of XV. L. Douglas’ name and price on the bottom, which guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually to those who wear them, increa™ th< ; M . le °f W. L. Douglas Shoes gain customers, which helps to and we believe vou^aZ^ '"’ e of K ootJs - They can afford to sell at a less profit, SAMUEL KOONTZ, JR.

Tim Fars’ Baal Walkerton, Ixd ’ JOHN 11. -JOHNSON, Presi., MORGAN JOHNSON. V. Pies. THOMI'SON TURNER, Cashwr. Does n genend banking business; । buys and sells exchange, makes col . lections on all points at lowest possi ble expense. Accounts of individuals ; and corporations solicited.

I PARMATER! Will be found the coining season at my place on the North Liberty and ] Walkerton r- ad. All horsemen come I ami look the horse <>ver and get prices. He is a pure Perch-ton horse. IS4 4C mmir.it. Ilie Human Eledrical Forces! How They Control the Organs of the Body. Th- r .'ctrtcM fore* of th- human body, tl-- n-rvo fluid may t>- t- rm d, 1. aa . .p,*c at tra-’tivo department of scl-nec, a-it cm m mark- il nn Influence Ca th- h-ahh of th-’ I -ZN* 1 f t 1 - Ludv N rt -O r .■ U pr-», u> v i by t T** bra n ui I * '■ d ! v a-if t *n- • ■ . t.> ihr >in i - r. ns . t th-- Urs u ' ng th- l.i t- r vilh the v U- ■ iry - . j : - m -. istr - nerve, m sh •>i- in r-. i n t*- said Mfcry uZ- v-*® t-> ts* th-? m--st important mßßsi 1 of ' In*-’num n- r»- sys- ~ , tern ns It supplies the b- .lungs, >-iiu-li. th-m-m f >r •• u— ; tsary to k-w'p th(’?n K ti»n and bv.dthv. As sill I— s«*vn to tin- ut th- 1 -i ; m -v- JSaWagKfeN (!--* . ^ f- the 4 ’ • ''in a .d t. : ? •: ’ ' • ■' : ' ■ ■ v « i v ■ <i •' • < bi'- I i- t th- orl’ *■"■ r ' ' ■■■* t!i " 4,1 m.n! . mpiy »r- cou•euuenthr wcak-rnsd riqsld.ms g* tn rally fall to r-c-gntz-the miportau s of this fact, but trv.it the organ lt*< If Inst-ad of th-’ cau—- of the troublo The noted s;— tn!ivt. 1 rinklln Miles. M. ir. I.U 8.. mis given the greater part of his life to the study of this subject, ami the prin Ip tl dlscvv« t ies •inr-rnlng It ar- due to his effort Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine, tbe unrivaled brain and t.erve f x>f, Up-eparvl > i th-t*rb..-lnh» that all r. ro ns mid many o*l- r altMculties originate fr mi di»- rd- rs of thnon ecenten; Its wonderful am 0.-- incurlng the*-e disorders is testified toby tUousuucL. in every part of tbe land Restorative Nervine cures sleeplessness, nervous nnvitratlon. dtulnese. hysteria, sexual debtlity. ht Vitus dam e, epilepsy, -tc. it Is tn--- from opiates or danger ■m drugs. It lx sold on a po-ltive guarani--• by all drugItl.b urs*nnlirv*tby the I>r Mil- s M-dl al Co . Klkhart Ind . on receipt of prk-*, tl per bottle, six Lotties for 15, i xpr-ss prepal-L

Dowell, the dentist, extracts teeth without pain. Subscriptions received for nil the magazines and periodicals, at the Independent office. We will stive you expense ami trouble of sending. MILKS’ NERVE & LIVER PILLS •Act on n new principle—- regulating the lit er, stonuieh ami bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles’ Pills speedily cure billionsness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. Uneqnaled for men, women, children. Smallest, mildest, surest 1 50 doses, 25 cts. Samples free at J. Emily’s. HaLAPORTE Business Cote Practical Book-Keeping', Telegraphy, Penmanship, Shorthand, Type Writing, English Training-. »i He For Term*. 11. C. NOE, I.a Porte, Ind.

[fiNYONE | JAt the expense of Lttle x. { ! n oney and his spare J t tice obtain a fa r work J < education. { --STUDY ATHOMEP ! •• ■— ■ 1 '■ ■ " t THROUGHTH€ , SPRAQUE UNIVERSITY \ OF CORRESPONDENCE INSTRUCTION, ’ j J X.- r./.enve viuxjl* in the world, f I ! SUBJECTS TAUGHT. Ift UH Ti e- -1 I L«» JliforlhMllkl J . 1 AjY t tc ar. *y in e»t3» ie* . th. » j’ rHat J । i.C ■ Wut* m ewrry । art of the - miry. ’ • I fill Oil II IC V teachra i aln tic { Jl'JnNAddlYl ‘ n> e < ..n. , ' !BOOK-KEEPING | i SHORT-HUND I ; GREEK and IATIN J tt t» l . at <*!.*:. * -rk t tl t’ e U*>v<k. 1 hr above •rhoolt t^arh by the corrMpond- } f rncc luethcxt only, bqJ rvcvgulre no rivals In i . J their respective fields. H A.* best. Vatinp In J whuLvch <4 yt l - are J 1 l ßteTCtte d. and in- । 5 clo»e ten centt in J J JA vk J XV' Sr atarri xf r p.tsl g’ue J ' exu.xu. ,-. e . ’ I t - ’-A Vs J ‘ CoTNI " jR • a I! * AA ' W Se yX Tmi. J I » ./J DtTeOIT, MICH.* ji * . Tclephv-ne Bldg.f i oiKoEttK : | BOURBON ; PURE RYE ; Shipp-'1 pure and unadulter- | ated direct from the distillery. • : Pronounced a pure and whole--1 some tonic-stimulant by the ‘ medical fraternity everywhere. Gives life, strength and happiness to the weak, sick, aged , I and infirm. If vou can--- procure it of your druggist or liquor dealer* upon receipt of $1.50 we will i express prepaid to auy address a full quart i sample bottle of Old Elk Rye or Bourbon. . STOLL. UMNMTA S CO.. DISTILLERS, L-xington, Ky. I i BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS ? Jas. Shoemaker J oj the PulCe. i Oftico in N. Shoemaker 1-1-lg. upstnirs. I coJlei-tiou.H promptly nt t<>mle<l too. .I]. s.. -..U. it,., <lt peiiHious uith I >r. J.opp, i of the firm - f KneUlar JC Eopp, of Jnl i diunapolis, Ind. Will be at my office I ' i every Saturday. O. F. TOWNSEND, JBAKBER& IIAIIiPKESSEB . ; Next door Behrens' store, j WALKERTON, - INDIANA J. P. II EN RY, 41 < HOMIER, Will cry sales at all times during । sale season. Rates reasonable, and • i satisfaction guaranteed. Leave orders ' at iNDErENDENT otlice, or address, J. P. Heney, Walkerton, Ind T’riisfee's Notice. John W. McDaniel, Trustee of Lincoln , ( Township, lierebv gives notice that he will be in hi- olliee at th- I'. S. Express office on IVednesJav of each weeK for the transaction of township business, vl 6No

s. j. McDonald AUCTIONEER. Will cry sales in town or country at any time. Rates reasonable ami satisfaction guaranteed. Address,S. J. McDONALD, Walkerton, Ind. J- w. DOU I), M. 1) , Walkerton, ln«l. All Calls Prompty Attended. Diseases of Women and Children a Specialty. OFFICE IX III'DKLMYER Illk. SILAS GEORGE, JUSTICE OK THE PEACE, WAI.KEHTON, IND. Prompt attention given to colleclions Office iu Reusberger’s Llocx, upstairs O.M-CVNMNGIIAM, SHorney at Law. I South. Bend, IND* ODD FELLOWS BLK. ROOM 10. Dr. L. S- La Pierre Dental Parlors. New Jones Building Opposite Postoffice. SOU TH BEND, Ind.

WOKK NEATLY DONE. A. E. CKIPE, ( Bdrber and Hairdresser, WALKERTON, IND. Shaving ami haircultiug done neatly ami expeditiously. Drop in and see us. Dr. H. S. Dowell, PAINLESS DENTIST. Teeth ext net ed without pain or sleep, by the use of a local anaesthetic. Leaves no bud after effects. lei th tilled without pain by the use of antalgia. Si ts of teeth made on shoit notice. Dental rooms in Fry Dougbeity block, Walkerton, Ind. M. D. LEROY. i i LIVERY & FEED STABLE. MH kl llTttX, Kb. First-class rigs and good horses. ' Horses boarded. Traveling men earI tied to all adjoining towns. All terms reasonable. r TIME TABLE. In Effect Jan 11, ’9l. Solid Trains between Sandusky and Fkoria - asd— Indianapolis and Michigan Uity IHRECT connections to and from all points iu tbe ; United States ami Canada. NORTH BOUND FROM WAI.KERTON IN- ?rt las.enger Leaves 12’2$ pns 1... " f‘S ■ fNo Isi Local " " J.&& “ 1 sot TH BOUND FROM W.t LK ERTON. —■Vo ?.< I’a-weoger Leaves 9.iSam , 7 , , " , " 43?t> m . (Wo lai ).—■«! •• 10.1. S atn “Daily except Sal. tDally except Sunday. No. 11, ria I ipion, arrives m.-onim-t.--- -y. p. m., making direct conneilion with 'A train arriving Kansas City 9.30 >m ' connecting direct at Kansas'City for Francisco and all points West. Fre^ - hafr cars between Tipton and Missouri river io^K through passengers. os 9.10. 11 and 12 connect at Tipton with main line trains for Sandusky, Bloomington and all points east and west. Fer tickets, rales an d general information, call on J. J. Houlihan Ticket Agent L K A W. R. R , ora i-lress II < . l’arker, .<’ F. I>aly, Traffic Manager. A. Geu’l Indianapolis Ind. M. &, O TIME TABLE. GOING EAST, ■ 16. Mail Train 9.lJaat “ II 5.45 p m GOING WEST. “ 17, Mail and Express 322 p. tn •• ii, “ 6©5 a. in. 47, “ 430 a m. Walkerton accommodation arrives from Chicago at 8 -o p. in. e*?- Wliere no time is given trains do not stop chas. o. scull, o. p. McCarty Gen Pass. Ag t. AvsisL Gen. Pass. Ag t Baltimore, Md. Columbus O, E L. SANDERS, Ag t., Walkerton,