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\Sfiflfiifl's ummam GUNS CUES! II] 80318 ! Mr. Kent, who is still living here, strong and hearty, was dying of IBright's Disease. He had lost the iusc of his limbs and his Whole body :was s“ ollen to a terrible size. Three .doctors were positive that he must Mic. "Madam." began the famished ‘trgmp. "Well?" snapped the crusty housewife. “Madam, if I learnt to bark like a dog would yer let me live in de kennel en feed me as well as yer do that dog?" It is not generally known that Germany has intact the indemnity which was paid by France after the great. war of 1870. In the Julius- trum of Spandau this enormous sum [11 gold, amounting to $30,000,000 in value lies hidden in boxes. The little town 15 miles outside Berlin. is most heavily gui‘x'isoned, and there are several giant arsenals and 8.111â€" mzunition stores, so that any scheme to lay hold of the sum of money would be doomed to defeat at the outset. The idea in hoarding up this vast sum is original. It is that. there may be money ready at any moment to provide for one .weok's operations in the way of mobilization. This conviction is strengthened by a number ’ of other cases reported throughout the country where this great Kidney remedy has been used, and Bright's Disease vanquished. Ottawa, Ont., Sept. 14,â€"(Spccial). -â€"The recent numerous deaths of prominent men from Bright's Disease recalls the case 01' Geo. H. Kent, of ‘408 Gilmour St. this city‘ Mr. Kent’s cure caused great exciteâ€" ment at the time. People who had heard of it came from far and near 'to see him, and all went away conâ€" vinced that Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure Bright's Disnnso. While Watching at his bedside, his wife happened to read an advertiseL ment that said Dodd’s Kidney P-ills would cure Bright‘s Disease. They were sent for as a Inst. resort. From almost the first dose Mr. Kent says he felt benefited by them. After taking four boxes he was able to sit up. Seventeen boxes cured him com- plctely. Will Hold a. Whole River for Near- ly 6,000 Feet. Steel is the material to be used by the Ontario Power Company in the construction of its proposed big flume on the Canadian side at Niag- ‘ara Falls. This flume will be one ‘0! the largest steel pipes in the ‘won'd. It will have a diameter of ‘18 feet and will be 5,880 feet long. {The steel plates from which it will be made have a thickness of half an inch and in putting them together over 200 tons of rivets will be used, lts dtimneter is so large that it would be impossible to put it to- gether at any machine shop and ship it to Niagara, and so a tem- porary plant for building it will be m‘octed on the Canadian side at Niaâ€" gara. . g This temporary plant will consist lot a. power house. a. machine shop, boiler shop, office and boarding house. To carry the parts from the shops to the point where they will enter into the large. flume or pipe a temporary railroad will be built along the route of the flume to handle the steel. It is suc'h a mamâ€" moth contract that to build the flumc will take from ten to sixteen months. ' The fiume will extend from the fore-bay of the Ontario Power Com- pany along the base of a blufi’ at the rear of Victoria. Park to a point just below Table Rock, the famous View point, and there its waters will be diveer through penstocks to tur- bines to be installed in a power house at the water's edge. The flume, from an engineering point. will he well worth watching diu‘lng construction, for no doubt it will have important features. fiecent Deaths of Prominent Men From the Most Dreaded of all Maladies Recalls the Fact that Dodd’s Kidney Pills have Con- quered It. It was intimated some little time ago that the Ontario Power com- pany would use California redwood in the construction of this flume. It was also intimated that other Woods would have favor, and the fact is a careful search was made and a thor- ough investigation made of other notable flumes carrying water in the Country. These flumcs are not so numerous in the east as they are in the west, but after all the research steel has been adopted as the mater- ial to be used. Asdvocatcs of wood claimed that a steel flume would rust and rot out quicker than a flume of wood, but the fact was evi- dent that should the flume be built of wood steel hoops would have to be used to make it firm, and these stood just as much chance of going to pieces as the allâ€"steel flume. DYING 0F BRIGHT‘S DISEASE, DODD’S KIDNEY PILLS CURED HIM. GED. H. KENT’S Hand's Linlment Cures fllstemper. G ERMANY'S \V.'\ R HOARD GREAT PIPE. began the famished Well?" snapped the crusty “Madam, if I learnt to a dog would yer let me BASE REUALLFD ready at for one way of But the sweethearts suddenly changed their minds, and instead of stopping at Pocomoke they continu- ed their journey and Went on to a place called Princess Anne. Arrived here they breathlessly rushed into the bureau of marriages. but the clerk shook his head. He had receivâ€" ed a telegraphic message ordering him not to issue a license, and was comâ€" pelled to refuse the request of the anxious couple. He advised them to return to the protection of Bird’s Nest, but the pair were filled with sturdy determination, and, returning to the station, took train to Salis- bury. They immediately calied on Justice Hearne. got the license, and repaired to the Rev. Clay Turnet, who was persuaded to leave his warm bed, Where he had been locked in slumber for a. couple of hours. and marry them. The happy couple then went to the hotel, and the following morn- ing start-ed on their honeymoon. Hundreds of people who had heard of the. romantic marriage accom- panied them to the station. and as the train glided out they had the satisfaction of witnessing the arrival of their fathers, to whom they wav- ed their handkerchiefs and kissed their hands, to the great delight of the populace. Long before the honâ€" eymoon was over they received the usual forgiveness. together with an invitation to spend a. few months with their parents whenever they felt so inclined. Parental anger does not last long in the States. A few days after this romantic wedding Howard Sturgess, aged twenty. and Lolis Harrell, aged fif- tren, both of Milford, determined to follow in the footsteps of Mr. and They rushed to the station, and reached it just as the train was steaming out. The superintendent of the road was requested to hold the tljain at the next depot, but unfortuâ€" nately the couple had already inter- vieWed him and probably the beâ€" seeching eyes of the runaway .bride had something to do with his re- fusal to stop the train. Then the excited fathers got relays of horses and started on a wild crossâ€"country run after the Wayward couple, mak- ing for Pocomoke, where it was beâ€" lieved they intended to stop. as a means of solving the problem to his anxious fiance. and, she cheerful- ly consenting, they hired horses and started on their dark journey with out any guide and on roads which were the reverse of excellent. After many flounderings. and having lost their Way several times, they reached Laurel a few minutes AFTER MIDNIGHT. There is one little place in the States. called Laurel. which has the reputation of having celebrated more runaway marriages than even Gretna Green. Strangely enough, too. the ceremonv in a great num- ber of instances has been celebrated after midnight. A couple of weeks ago Walter Ward and Rosa West, both under age, left their homes in Bird’s Nest, which is ninety miles south of Laurel. for the purpose of getting married. Soon after they had started, which was about six in the evening, the fathers were notified and immediately SET OFF IN PURSUIT. It would be a somewhat difficult matter in England for a couple to get married at the hour when graveâ€" yards are supposed to yawn and do other awful things, but in America, where the marriage license bureau is kept open all night like the fire staâ€" tion and the telegraph office. mid- night is becoming quite a fashionable hour for the tying of the marriage knot. Why such a time should be preferred it would be difficult to say, for as a crusty old bachelor remark- ed on one occasion, it seems like ad- ding to the horrors of the ceremony. In New York alone during the last month no fewer than sixteen mid- night marriages have been celebrated, and the number is said to be stead- ily increasing. In many instances the bridal party visit the theatre be- forehand, return to the house, Where an appetizing supper awaits them, then repair to the church on the stroke of twelve. when the knot is tied. concluding the happy night with a dance or an automobile ride. Here they were met with a. like re- fusal. and were almost in despair, expecting every moment to be over- taken by their respective parents, when the youthful bridegrooinâ€"toâ€"be bethought him of the little tOWn of Laurel. which is about sixteen miles from Salisbury. He suggested this SOME MIDI‘HGHT WEDDINGS A FASHIONABLE HOUR FOR TYING THE KNOT. Crusty 01d Bachelor Says It Is Like Adding Horrors to the Ceremony. REDUCES EXPENSE Sunlight Soap will not burn the nap off woolens nor the surface off linens. Ask for the Octnlmn Bu. t-f I?! couplfls intention. and after a long journey they reached the AJncfican Gretna Green. at. one in the morning. They soon found their Way to the house of tho long-sufloring .Iustkc Hearno, who is getting usvd to being aned up at all sorts of unearufly hours. and requested the usual licâ€" engo, "Is he a well-informed man?" "I should say 50. His wife tells him everything.” they succc ents, who altogvther couple’s i1 journey fl Gretna Gr The good man grumbled and (won expressed a wish that he had been born a night watchman. for thvn he would have boon Sum of gotting somn sleep, but after a fmv soft, words from the waiting; bridn hn consented to tie tho knot provided thr‘ro were tho. usual numhm‘ of Witnessos. Un- fortunater everyone was in bud. and the tired couple worn turning away in despair whon tho, hl'idngroom r0- momlwred the telegraph operators who were busy at their keys a few doors away. Patientâ€"“I s’pose, doctor, you make out your prescriptions in La.â€" tin so that your patients won’t know what it is?" Doctorâ€"“Possi- bly." Patientâ€"“And you make out your bills in English so that. your patients will know what it is?" Doc- torâ€"“Exactly.” Willieâ€"“Say. pa, didn’t you tell me the other day that it was wrong to strike anyone smaller than your- self?” Paâ€"“Yes, Willie. that's What I said." Willieâ€"“Well, I wish you’d Write my teacher a note to that effect. I don't think she knows about it." the official ushered them imn his privato 0mm. opened his roll-top desk. filled in the nncessary docuâ€" ment. and thou kindly conducted them to Hm parsnnaqn, whore, after a good deal of trouble, the ministr‘r was once more arousod from his slumbers and told 10 "go a-head." On the evening of May 5th last they arrived in the “marriage toyvn" and though it was closn on midnight they called on the genial and accomâ€" modatingr Justice Hoarne and asked him for a liconso. They obtainod it without, any difficulty. and the Rev. Clay Turnet, who by some extraorâ€" dinarv accident was awake when they called, promptly married them. But before they had time to roach their hotel the angry parents arrived and, bundling thn newly-wedded pair into a carriage took them back to thoir homes, where they were informnd they would not he allowed to see each other until the marriagv. had been annulled. But the two children managed to elude their parents. and together they Went to a little would near the young wife's home. and taking thoir A personal interview on the part of the bride and bridegroom resultnd in sevoral of them consenting to act as witnesses on the condition that at the conclusion of the ceremony they nach received a kiss from the bride. There being no difficulty over so trif- ling; a matter as that the marriage was performed Without furthm' delay. “‘49 actual time of the ceremony hoâ€" ing 1.23 mm. It is satisfactory to loarn that tho bride discharged lmr debts with the most perfect sang- froid. and that the health of the happy couplv was drunk in a bottle of Bordeaux provide-fl by the iustice himself. to his wife. Without the slightest hesitation she swallowwod the conâ€" tents. and he did thr: same. Two hours later their dead bodies were found by the anxious paronts, who were afterwards greatly censuxjcd for their action in keeping the young people apart after the marriage had legally taken place. was that of a very young couple, Joseph Hart, aged seventeen. and Dora Twining, two years younger, who. apnarently very much in love, started from their home in Delaware State for the purpose of being “join- ed” at Laurel. seats under a shady py husband produced ets from his pocket A11 runawav marriages. unfortu- nately, oven when Celebrated at mid- night do not always and as happily as the two all'eadv montioncd. ENGLISH SPAVIN LINiNIEHT eroves all hard. soft or calloused Inn)” and blemishes from h'nses. blmd npnvin. curbs. apllnta. ring bone. sweenay, atlflou. sprains. sore And swollen tom. coughs, cic. Suva 350 by use of 0110 act‘s. Wax-ranted the most wondorful Blemish Cure eVer kunwu, with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot. reach Lhe seat. of the disease. Quturrh is a. blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it. you must take internal remedies. Hull’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of Liic best pliyslcmns in this coun- try for yours and is a re ular prescrlp~ tion. It. is composed 0! tie best. tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on themucnus surlugcs‘ ’l‘lie pei'iem combination nithc two Ingrediean is what produccs such wonderful results in curing Untarrh. Sendfiloij te§§imoninls free. Minald's Llniment Cures fields. etc Sold by druggists, price 75c; Hull's Fumin Bills are the best" All XVI'I‘II A PRODIG 7.7.]. CHENEY R‘UO” l_’_rqpq.. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured Ward. Aftvr much CASE IN POINT dad in eluding ' lppear to have ignorant of t} ahady tree tho unhapâ€" iuced two small pack- ncket and gavn Ono Without the slightest IOUS subterfug t hair par SIGH Torcdd. o Ollf not "Don't you think that young man is afflicted with a swelled head?” "No," answered Miss Cayenne, “he's not afflicted with lti he enjoys it." would I," replied the other one. “The hostess is a great friend of my wife's. Is she a. friend of yours?" "No; she’s my wife." "If it, wasn‘t for led the first. man “I wouldn’t be would I," replied Jimâ€"“It seems to me that the lawyer who is defending your case is using some pretty extravagant lan- guage." Jamâ€"“You'd think it was more extravagant if you knew how much he is charging me for his serâ€" vices.” Fond Father( showing off his off- spring‘s intelligence)â€"“Now, Elsie, dear, What is a cat?" Emirâ€"“Dun- no." Fond Fatherâ€"“Well, what’s that funny little animal that comes creeping up the stairs when every- one’s in bed?" Elsie (promptly)â€" “Papa.” She (firmly)â€"-““‘o must. part for ever." He (in alarm)â€"“Why?" Shcb‘l have discovered that I lave you ” In. wxxuow‘s Soonzlxo Syn-r ha been used 1:, nullam of an era (or their chlldren while wolhina. Incomes the on“. rotten: thecguma. may: pm’n. cum rind cnllc. regulates tho "om: and bowek. and ll the sen remedy to: Diurnal Tvan-ha emu 3 new. Sold by drug; a throughoul the world. Be turn and wk tor " Mu msww’s Soaruua SYRUP." 23-74 Gontlemon.â€"-Whilc driving down 21 vury steep hill lasL August, my horse stumbled and fell, cutting himself fearfully about the lwad and body. I used MINARD'S LINIMENT fro-sly on him and in a. few days he was as‘ well as ever. Lifebuoy Soupâ€"disinfectant â€"â€" Is strongly recommended by the medi- cal profession as a safeguard against infectious diseases. J. B. A. BEAUCILEMIN Sherhrookc. inam's Linimeat Ewes filphth Black, Mixed Forgy Cents ASK for the aCeylon Green shank) be Fifty Red Label the tannin has been extracted and only the nourishin and appetizing qualities retained. The Red Label Bran is a magnificent teaâ€"beautiful bouquet and delicious taste. 4c For Over Sixty Years Going to Paint this Fall ? - Flexible " 3? Bridled Brush driving down 21 August, my horse cutting himsqu hnad and body. I I my fivife.’ grmb- at the reception. here." “Neither 5 Any tea. that contains an excass of tannin and other injurious ingredients will hurt the stomach, vitiate the blood and stunt the growth of children. In Children and Blue Ribbon Tea 769 The bridle can easily be rmoved or replaced. 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