THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OSTOBER 29 1898

WR MORGAN'S CASE,

A Bridgewater, N.S., Incid- ent that Caused a Big Stir.

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A Prominent Business man Cured ofa Deadly after the Doctors had failed~-Dodd’s Kidney Pills

Again the Victors,

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Braipcewater, NS, Oct 28.—When a man endures the pains of disease, when he is confined to bis house, or his bed, and autfers the miseries inseparable from an atiack of illness,even though it be fora few deys only, he longs with an ardent longiog for good health and strength.

It is only when we are ill and weak, that we realine the infinite blessings and Lappi- ness of health aad etrength.

Mr Jobn S Morgas, one of the most prominent, and mnterprising business mep of thie place, will endorse this statement.

For eighteen years he suflered the agon jes of Kidney Disease without being able tc Gnd relief. Hie sufferings commenced, as in the majority of cases, with pains and aches in hie back and legs. Little did he think that these were timély warnings and that had be heeled therm he would have escaped eighteen years of misery.

His family pbysician failed to effect a cure, or to relieve his patient’s sufferings. Soon Rheumatiem set in, and increased the burden of hia paia.

Mr. Morgan was told one day that Dodd’s Kiduaey Pills would cure him. He, of course, did act believe it, as his doctor had failed.

Nevertheless under pereuasion he agreed to uy them. From that day his recovery began. Every day eaw bim a little better, until, after baving used twenty boxes of Dod:’e Kidoey Pills, he was bale ana hearty, strong aad well.

There is no wonder Mr. Morgan enjoye his newly-found vigor and health. He suffered long enough to thoroughly appre- ciate them.

No wonder Mr. Morgan says Dodd’s Kidney Pills are the best medicine known toman. So they are, and Mr. Morgan Krowe it. For they saved his life,

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Many Victims of Bright’s Diseaee—Dia- * betes Dropay and Distressing Urinary Troubles Have Been Saved by the Timely Use of South America Kidney

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The kidneys ate nature’s filters in ex~ pelling from the body all impurities. If the kidneys are outof sorts the whole svetem becomes impaired and disease follows as sure az fate. Bright’s disease diabetes, dropey and distressing urinary troubles infest four-fifths of the race. It need not be eo, for South American Kid. pey Cure is a power in dispelling all tea- dency to the seating of disease, It has cured cases that have been loag and stubborn and that have beffled medicel ekill. Sold by DrS W Dodd &G>0. E Hughes.

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GUARDING THE MINT

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Probably not one person ont of a hun- dred who pass by the Philadelphia mint, that-grim looking edifice at Chestnut and Juniper streets, after nightfall real- izes what is going on inside. There is gothing mean about Uncle Sam, but he is determined that any one who gets his money shall get it honestly and by process duly laid down. Therefore he has taken all kinds of precautions to | properly protect, especially at night, the millions upon millions piled up in the vaults.

The doors of the mint are closed ey- ery weekday promptly at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. After that hour no one but mint employees have any business within the walls which inclose so much money, and no one can either stay in or get in without a special permit from the superintendent. Needless to say, this is difficult to obtain.

Simultaneously with the closing of the doors at 4 o'clock the first shift of the night guard goes on duty. The shift is composed of the captain of the gaard and 11 stalwart men. As the men file out te begin their round each one is handed a big Colt’s revolver of the most approved pattern and loaded with big cartridges.

From then on till midnight seven of the 11 guards patrol without cessation every floor of the inside of the mint, from the corridors of the gloomy vauits where, away down in the earth, are stowed eighty odd million dollars in silver and almost as much gold, to the top floor, where there is nothing more valuable than machinery. Placed at fre- quent intervals thronghout the corridors are electrical devices for enabling the captain of the guard to keep tabs on his men. Each of these little machines com- municates with the rotunda opposite the Chestnut street entrance to the mint. Here it is that the captain is sta- | tioned all through the long bours of |

his shift. Every two minutes and a half the central machine in the rotunda denotes the presence of some one of the guard at some particular station in the building. If it doesn’t, then the cap- tain knows that something is wrong, and he immediately proceeds to discov- | er what it is.

But it has been a long time since thé little waachine failed to send forth its | annountement at the proper time, for | the mint guards are patrolling ap and down outside the big building, careful- ly watching that no suspicious charac- ters approach too near the vast treasure ! Jeft in their care,

Promptly at midnight the second shift of the night guard puts in an ap- ance to relieve the early shift. It also composed of a captain and 11 men, and they are split up, as the other | squad, into inside and outside details. From midnight on until 7 o’clock in the morning they follow in the foot- steps of the first shift, with every fac- ulty alert to catch an intruder. The big revolvers are not the only weapons upon which the guards have to rely. On each side of the main cor- ridor leading from the Chestnut street entrance stands a walnut case. Through the polished glass front of one frown 20 Winchester rifles. The other con- tains asraany ugly looking carbines. To grab these dispensers of death would be but the work of an instant for the guards, and then woe be unto any man or men upon whom it might be found necessary to turn them. For the revolvers there is kept con- stantly on hand in the mint 500 rounds of ammunition, and for the rifles and carbines 2,500 rounds. Each of the guards is an expert in the use of both the pistol and the gun, and each is en-

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Practical Watches

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Graduate College of Civil Engineering

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BULCESS: wily POslobtiug Basse wus) wing less than a regiment. The superintendent and assistant cus- todian both talked to the reporter abont | the methods in use to protect the mint | and its contents. Both smiled signifi- cantly when the possibility of one get- ting away With a portion of the vast treasure was suggested.

‘It would be folly for any one to try i:,’’ was the superintendent’s only com- ment. To it the assistant custodian nod- ded emphatic assent.

‘‘T have been here fora good many years,’’ the latter said, ‘‘and no such utternpt has ever been made. It is prac- tically impossible for any one to break into rhe mint from the outside, and no one could secrete himself in the build- ing during the hours when it is open to visitors and hope to avoid discovery. We search every nook and corner of the structure carefully as soon aa the doors are closed for the day, and you may rest assured if any one who had no ‘usiness within these walls was found he would regret the day he was born.’”’

In addition to the two shifts of night guards, the superintendent and assistant custodian have a habit of dropping in at the mint at odd hours of the night to see that everything is going on all right.

The mint is connected with the cen- tral telephone station, and should there be trouble the captain of the guard could communicate with police head- quarters in a brief space of time.

‘‘If you come across anybody wo thinks he can get rich quickly by heip- ing himself to our coin,’’ remarked the superintendent in parting, ‘‘just advise him to think it over carefully first.’’

In compliance with the superintend- ent’s suggestion the advice is hereby given.

And it is pretty good advice to follow too. —Philadelphia Inquirer.

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