Marshall County Independent, Volume 7, Number 6, Plymouth, Marshall County, 18 January 1901 — Page 7

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First Presbyterian Church of Greensboro, Ga., and Its Pastor and Elder.

The day was when men of prominence hesitated to give their testimonials to proprietary medicines f jr publication. T.üs remains true today of most proprietary medicines. But Pevxinu has become so justly famous, its merits are known to so many people oü hi?Ii ami low stations, that no one hesitate.-; to m hi.s name in print recomiiH Uiiiii.i- 1'eruna. The highest men in our nation har? given iVmua a strong endorsement. Men representing nil classes and stations are equally represented. A iii,nit:d representative of the Presbyterian church in the person of Rev. . G. Smith does not nesitat1 to state publicly that he has used Peruna in his family and found it cured when other remedies failed. In thi3 statement the Rev. Smith Is supported by en elder in his church. Rf v. E. H. Smith, pastor of the Preshyterian church of Greensboro. Ga.t writes: "Having nsed Peruna in my family for soino time it gives me pleasure to testily to its true worth. My little boy seven years of age had been suffering for some tim with catarrh of the lower i bowels. Other remr-dis had failed, but WHEAT S GOSFJG BUY NOW FOR SCALDING WATER cided in the morning and that which contains a sediment after standing, certainly indicates dangerously affected Kidneys. Don't worry and make matters worse, but at once take the remedy which you can depend upon absolutely. xoBRows re guaranteed by the proprietors tin der $50 forfeit to cure any case of Kidney Disease or Pain in the Back. This is a tempting offer and is made in perfect good faith. Other distinctive symptoms of Kidney Disease are Backache, Pizzines?. Puffing under the Eyes, Rheumatic Pains, General Weakness, and frequently all the troubles peculiar to women. Kid-ne-oids will restore you. ILLINOIS AND INDIANA peoals cured by Kii-ne-oids. In writing thempieaie enclose sta-rved acJJresied tr.vtlope. W. P.. P. .. r.nt-nli.T. 111. Mrs. .. J. I.:tim . :,i : s Mjrsball St.. Pari, 111. M i. '. a. II. ;rt. Wilv'U Ave. and 1 th St.. Strlr.-', 1U. Mr. H i.l. M ,..!. i- 4 17th St.. Columbus. Ind. J. II. 1 1 : k N M.iin St.. Columbia City, Md. !fm:y H.htis, Hr.-tzil. lni. j:.-rt I ;uiii.rsvUK Ind. T. A. Cr.-i. Wl.ittpy Co., InI. . '. rri'Ti S..wyt-r. Jui.ks.,n Brasil, Ind. Morrow's Kid-ne-oids are not pi!l, but Yellow Tablets and sell at fifty cents a box at drug stores. rfOHN MORROW &C0..8PRINGFICL0. O. n 3 OR 4 YEARS AU IHDEPEHDEHCE ASSURED If jo'i take up yoi.r ! ).nifsin W'f st in 'an- 1 :nla. th; l ü.d of plenty. iliistrjilfit pamphlets. l;ini,t rs t have 2 ( rii wealthy in tTowii.;' vli-ui, ri jxrts of !; '! :iriTl full ltf-ii n, at nn t i-'iiuc l railway rat-s can M ta;l a app!;u:iiri tj the .Sup-rinu-ijPnt of Immigration. l.i.artm"iit tit Interior. Ot'awa, ana.l.i, or to C. .). Brought' m. r.T-J Monadnock HUx-k. OhicafO. III.; or l' T. Holmes. Kooni "Öi Four" Building, Iwliu'iupulis. lod. FREE ELECTRIC BELT OFFER rrkfyiU. TRIAL iu yir own h JUW-ViVlftirituh the trenun : rßSkXSf'i O r . 1 v H H Kl LR I k 1. 1 LT WITMTIHBA Sf BEE WEASIKO i notue, nine ami ily HUDt LRIM. 1L1KKMT. j-JVXil tUKK. r fcLM I Kit HI per. mnmrj la M ?! very U Mll!llMlllmr,.lM PACT with momt rn.ll ottir treatments, tsrra wk.a .11 tbvr ir. trie blU, ppliaarea mmd ra4l falL QUICK CURE for more than äOailmr,ts. ONLI KLKICI IKS fur alluttrTOUs di a . eaknmse anil lifwirders. Kor complet aalel oonfldrntlal ratalocrii, rutihl.a4M aad atallua. SEARS, f OEQUCK iu CO.. Chicago. COUCH SYRUP Cures a Cough or Cold at once. Conquer" Croup. Whoopinar-Cough, Bronchitis, Orippe and t'oiis-imption. ("'ck, sure results. Dr.bull'a Fill cure Constipation. 50 pills 10c. A A IM "TP n AM ,DEA- nyw II I i i LalV an l(lf I'Mi'.-t your Jde ly a latent. Isirjr may l.rinu jou w-:Uth. Write for our valuable free Imk.k "ins ami Outs of Jatent." No attorney'! fee until patent a allowed. H. T. BRIGHT & CO., PATENT ATTOliNEYS, -Waahlagtcn '- C. IIHHIkM duc e (.iirp.Hl. Straight salary tViJJO weekly anl rxi-eiifp. s-n l ?tnuip. I)ept. A 1. UOVAL CO-Or". Mt (j. CO.. Indlanawli, lai, nPOPQY UZH DISCOVERIT. (fives lrwi V? q-ijclc relief atidture worst caieg. lViolc of tfHm(;!ili.!sanl 10 V 4 1 s treat me at TUM. IK. II. IL .Ulys t,oS. 0. K. Alla.ta. lit. 'i . 1 1 . r T-hj; in -j i mm Beat Coutfh Byrup. Tate GooO. Use in tlTT.A Us. I A K 4nf..,. i - mi r uhu.i.l .

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I ö- Te Many or his northern friends will be shocked to Isarn that Robin Redbreast leads a double life. Welldressed, jaunty, brimming over with good nature, devoted to his wife and babies, he is a model of respectability. It's true we do not like to share with him our very earliest peas and choicest cherries, but he 13 eo great a favorite and his thieving is carried on with such calm assurance that we readily forgive. He has no enemies but the family cat. All this here at home. When Robin goes south for his winter vacation he is tempted and falls. It Lappens in this way: In December and January the robins find on the gulf coast a climate that suits them. They also find an ornamental tree bearing a hard, yellow berry about as largo as a small pea China berries of which they are extremely fond. Now, the China berry, while innocent In appearance, is a very dangerous food for robins. It contains some narcotic principle that affects a robin just as alcohol affects a man. It makes Robin drunk, and when he is drunk he acts precisely like a drunken man. Exhilarated at first, he dances about and sings In a "We-won't-go-home-till-mornlng" sort of way. This happy condition Is soon followed by a drunken stupor the bright eyes grow dull, the head droops, and the bird loses all sense of danger. While in this stupid state the negro boj-s easily pick the birds from the low branches, where they are perched. After a little the birds recover, but only to hunt more China berries. As long as there are China berries Robin is consistently and persistently drunk. He apparently eats the berries for the single purpose of getting drunk and because he likes it. He isn't hungry, for he is gorged with the berries to such an extent that when, as sometimes happens, he misses his drunken hold and fall3 to th ground he bursts open so stuffed Is he. Now it must not be thought

that even a robin can undergo this sorttroit Free Press

Slavery in Zanzibar. And yet the anti-slavery societies cry wildly that slavery must be eradicated in Zanzibar, and the civilized world, between wars, re-echoes the cry, so. the British consul and his officers work industriously to that end. It is not an easy task, either, with the number of cruisers supplied. The territory to be watched is so widp that the run- ! sul could make use of a small fleet, instead of which he usually has one ship. When I was there last -rammer, the Earossa had the station, but two days after she sailed north to Mombassa a courier rushed into the consulate to report that two dhows with twenty girls had slipped away to Arabia, under cover of a moonless night, and there was no snip to make pursuit. It is this sea-borne traffic that is most difficult to suppress. Just now (in December), when the monsocn sweeps the Indian ocean, it is active. The lean dhows from Muscat steal along the coast, and, concealed in many a creek and river mouth, wait for their agents inland to bring them a cargo. Then, seizing a moment when the warship is engaged elsewhere, they slip out and dart eastward. The favorite girls are those captured from the Masai and the Boran Gallas, whose charms appeal to Arabian Moslems

somewhat as those of the CircassianSangree, in Ainslee's Magazine.

American Consular Methods ?

The attention of Germans is being attracted to the extremely practical and useful manner In which American consuls abroad write up their reports, says a Berlin correspondent of the London Express. These reports are of immense benefit to American manufacturers, and the Germans have not been slow to adopt the system of their American friends. The American reports on economical subjects are published in Washington In three ways first, on their arrival, as "advance sheets;' secondly, as monthly "consular reports," which Include the "advance sheets," and, thirdly, in the PETTY ECONOMIES. llany of Them Are Highly Atnaaloff to the Ordinary Observer. A great majority of women have the instinct of economy very highly developed, although not always in the right direction. Some of the economics of well-to-do women are very funny. Taka twine, for instance. In the mind of many opulent housewives it is a sign ftf wicked waste to cut the string of a parcel, and they will carefully and laboriously untia every knot of a package, however Intricate, and then, at the cost of much time and patience, they will do It up In neat little rolls, which are carefully put away, as if they were valuable possessions. Every tlma that string is needed In the household they produce one of these precious rolte from their hoard, with a glow of satisfaction over their thrift. Now, a large ball of twine costs about 6 cents, and contains enough for a year, at least, and yet not one housekeeper in a hundred, It Is safe to say, will erar buy a ball of twine. Rubber bands, too, are felt to be Invaluable and are put by religiously, for the idea of buying a comforatble box of assorted bands ready for use would never be thought of, although the cost would be Infinitesimal. Yet these very women will squander hundreds of dollars in useless fineries and overlook wastes in their kitchens that would. If stopped, reduce their butchers' and

Redbreast Acts Scandalously in the Sovith.

of debauch for a month or six weeks without its having some effect on him. Robin soon, loses his self-respect, grows ragged, neglects his bath, and appears generally disreputable. He is a very sad-looking bird, and northern visitors who don't know about China berries can't understand what has caused the change. He reforms when he must that is, when the China berries are all gone, but until then he apparently never thinks of it. With the disappearance of the China berries the birds begin to think of their northern homes, their family duties, and a more prosaic but healthful diet of strawberries and.angle worms. In February they gather in countless thousands in the cane brakes of Tennesse and Alabama, apparently waiting only for warmer weather before beginning their migration. At this season the visitor from the north, who would about a3 soon think of eating the pet canary, finds "robin pie 'a common dish on southern tables. On inquiring he learns that the robins are slaughtered by the thousands. Men with torches and clubs visit the roosts by night and knock the dazed birds off their perches in great numbers. They are brought to market in grain sacks. The writer heard of one man bringing into market at one time 180 dozen, a single night's murderous work. The robins are sold on the streets for from 20 cents to 30 cents a dozen. There is ns law against the wholesale slaughter, but many people in the south are interesting themselves in securing such legislation as will put a stop to it. One reason for the indifference with which our favorite is regarded is that he is only a winter visitor and doesn't compete as a song bird with the cardinal and the mocking bird, both of which are common and great favorites. Much of this pot hunting is done by negroes for sport. The robins are also sht, but the slaughter in this way is email compared with the wholesale destruction of the torch and the club. De-iiFj5-.w: mm j Girls Are Stolen Despite the Vigilance of British Cruisers. women do to the Turks. The Borans are particularly renowned for their beauty, and a slave thief will risk his life to obtain one. This tribe, which occupies the northernmost district of the protectorate, is altogether swathed in romance. Whit men have never reached its capital, where the stockade i of the royal palace is said to be of pura ivory. The Boran warriors are the only ones in Africa who fight on horseback, and such is their valor that they have time and again repulsed the fierce Somalis from the border. The Masai girls are considered the equals of their Boran sisters in attractiveness, but not in refinement; the latter, rumor has it, practice the rites of Abyssinian Christianity and the lost arts of centuripa past. The Masai girls are easier to capture, and are, therefore, more common. The tribe was formerly celebrated for its vast flocks and herds, but a devastating famine some years ago left it almost destitute. The warriors thereupon began a system of raiding on all sides, and another fierce tribe, the Wakikuyu, took advantage of their absence to descend on the Masai, kill off the old men and steal the women and girls. These are now being disposed of at comparatively low rates to local Arab or Swahili middlemen, who retail them at a big profit Allen English and Germans Admire 1be "Reports of Our "Representatives form of "special consular reports," dealing with subjects of special inquiry. The Berlin consul general for tho United States is Mr. Mason, who Is highly praised for his work in this direction. English people often ask, and rightly, why Germans are put in charge of the English consulates in Germany. However conscientious and hardworking they may be, Germans cannot be expected to show the same amount of Interest and keenness in the furtherance of British commerce In Germany as Englishmen. It is about time England copied America In these matters. grocers', books considerably. Such Is their inconsistency. Like Rip Van Winkle. One day in the spring of 1834, Mrs. Frederick White of Coventry, N. T., asked her husband to bring her a sack of flour from a nearby store. He started to do so and that was the last she saw of him until one day recently, when he walked into the house with a sack of flour on his shoulder, saying as he set it down that he had not forgotten hi? errand. He had been in the for west, has accumulated a good deal of money and will take Mrs. White to his western home. Asks Damages for Prenatal Injuries. On injuries received before he was born a pension claim has been made by a Michigan man. A brother, some twenty years older, served in the war and was reported dead. Though the report afterward proved false, the shock to his mother was very seriou3 and her next child, the present claimant, -was born a cripple and has never had the use of his lower limbs. He now maintains that tho act of the government in reporting his brother dead was responsible for his injuries. It is the duty of all women to look happy, the married ones to show that they don't wish they weren't married and the unmarried ones to show that they don't wish they were. From Miss Fowler's Novels.

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