cards f the Amen of prise winsers -- Sa bb Label Tea and the i pp contrary, we will consider ourselves at liberty They outer with wi Ribbon Red Label Tea~-there are with each batch of advertise: in a Cup of Blue - A Whe woodcutter, wos am Frenchman, - Jean Bonati. Se day lait the wood- at_the 'Bonati home and asked Mme. Bonati Was. t his a --, a v ng to utes different d tion, and he tried to call the bagk, The sea ca ng the: mankier bt actions of the dog. follow the animal, burst: into tears. As they followed the dog they saw ih Sun up a rosd slope and come to a } et. Into this it peaetrated, and we " t searchers forced thei ir way in 4H Eriv Hi z £ Hi il i i fh FEE line g C.. Granger re: tunel from Toronto. 'Among the. vis: itors of last week were Mr. and Mrs. G, 1 M , at Mrs. Assels. "Vincent Lyons, Mexico, at The Mohawks, to, [iis { College of set in. X "The method is to make a small in- cision betweerr two ribs," Dr. Kemp said, "and to thrust in two filigers until they actually touch the heart it self. The heart is then pressed against the ribs; giving it the motion of : the natural heart. At the Mapu time 'a saline solution is i into the pa- tient, and respiration is induced by of a pump invented by Mr. the al sian at the The intubation tube, Tort attached to the pump and own patient's throat as far as the windpipe. "The massage of the heart starts the | human mechanism, so to speak, and the other methods restore the other functions, so that the patient, who was dead, actually lives again. Of course, the vital spark must still be mt, but in the experiments we ve made upon dogs it was shown that even the slightest - pulsation of the heart had cegsed. "In operating upon dogs which had been killed with chloroform we sue- ceeded in resuscitating eleven out of twenty-three subjects. The dogs lived upward of twenty-four hours, though we waited from two to sixteen min- utes after the heart, exposed to view, had ceased to beat." Dr. Kemp declared the exposure of the heart showed' that the dogs had died absolutely, but after the resuscita- tion they mot only lived and were conscious, but some of them walked around, ete., drank and gnpeared per- fectly normal. The fact that their re: co' was not permanent was due, Dr. Kemp said, to the fact that they could not be kept quiet after the oper- ations, as would be possible with hu- man beings. In fact, one dog actually clitnbed out of the box in which it had been placed and tore out the stitelitn that had been made in the wo . "The operatiom itself is really no more dangerous than operating in the left pleural cavity for pus," Dr. Kemp declared, "for the covering of the heart is not removed and the cut made between ribs is so small that very little shock results. Where the opera- tion is performéd, as it has been made by cutting out the ribs and using the hand to manipulate the heart, the shoek is necessarily very severe. "This operation is practicable in deaths from anaesthetic poisoning, op- ium poisoning, drowning, suffocation or in still births. The manipulation of the heart starts the blood circulating and each stroke of the pumps restores the normal respiration." On one of the dog subjects Dr. Kemp said it had been necessary to work forty minutes before life became apparent. Hard or soft corns cured with three applications of Pecks Corn Salve, 15c. at 's. The wise man starteth in small and groweth large, but the fool starteth in large quitteth small NEW DIRECTOR. Change in Management of Census Office. Washington, D.C., May 156.-- The change in the management of the cen- sus office occasioned by the resignation of Director Merriam and the appoint GEN. W. 8S, MERRIAM. ment of S. N. D. North, as his suc cessor, became effective to-day. During the long period he has been at the head of the census office the affairs of that department have been managed in a manner to defy criticism and it is £ 8. N. D. NORTH. with genuine regret that all concerned see the departure of Mr. Merriam, though an able successor is recogmized in Mr. North, whose newspaper experi- ence dies well qualify him for the ition. Mr. Merriam, it is understood, is to devote his future time to business in New Yor For New Eight-Hour Bill. Washington, D. C., May 16.--Already the calapaign for another eight hout bill has been begun by the American Federation of Labor. An eminent law- yer. has been engaged to draw a new owasure, one that will be constitutjon- al, # possible. It is the intention of the labor leaders to have this bill pass muster with the committee on education and of labor of the senate, the senate itself and the i- dent. And further the be urged through all can be brought to b: | to beat, not only this my ation the anti-comspiracy legalize a pi turing plant. bill, which would et around any manufac- If a man is slow to an opin: nih on night economize i i" et that yellow tinge that is so distasteful Bee Brand Baking Soda Is packed from fhe best bicarbonate that money can buy, and users can dep. 8m this. A valusble coupon in each package. i and devotion to statistical stu. ©" Bost mothers have a pride in the exquisite neatnéss of their Children's Linen. Common Starcw quickly gives to fine and at the same time destroys the fabric. If you want a flexible snowy whiteness in your linen use EF After one fair fest you'll be satisfied that Bee Starch has fairly earned its la widespread popularity by its superior merit. Bee Starch costs no more than § common Starch. At all grocers. Save Your | "RIVAL FOR THE BELL. A Telephone That Will Kill Mon- opoly. H. J. Hurd, of Toronto, was in New York two weeks ago, and made a thorough examination of the Fowler automatic telephone exchange. He is a practical electrician and in a posi- tion to give an opinion when he de- clares it the greatest telephone inven- tion yet perfected. Tt can be used for any number of phones, from 100 _ to 1,000,000, its capacity being practical ly unlimited. The inventor is now completing a thousand-phone auto- matic exchange, which will®be ready in a month or so, and when that is in working order, the telephone ques- tion, in Hurd's opinion, will be solved. The exchange is in panels of 100 phones, and there can be as many of these panels as necessary. The oper ation is very simple. The phone user first rings on the disc or indicator the number of the phone on the panel. For instance, if No. 2196 was requir- ed, the subscriber rings 'in 21 and then 96 on that panel. The plug, with a sort of Yale lock combination, runs up a perpendicular wire to the 90 r. J line, and then along the 90 line until it reaches 6, when the corresponding combination automatically releases it and it drops into place, and makes the connection. If the line is busy, it rings back to the sender. If the phone is not immediately an swered, or if the party wanted is out, the bell rings five times at intervals, and then rings back one to the call- er. If a line goes out of order, the bell at the central rings continuously until the single operator in charge has his attention called to it, when cuts off the line and has it repaired. Mr. Hurd savs that it is a complete success, and that as soon as this sample plant is completed the general manufacture will be commenced, and automatic exch will come into use all over America. The principle of the mechanism resembles in a general way the ingenious system by which type is automatically distributed in the typesetting machines, which, as those familiar with them know, is al- most as accurate as the solar system, if kept in working order, and not allowed to wear out. When this new invention comes into use, the cost of operating telephone exchanges will be reduced to a mini- mum, and the cost of telephones will he greatly reduced. beau, does work make youse ti Wauken Sleep--Honest, de mere mention of it fatigues me. What the average man knows and what he thinks he knows are in com- parison as the fly is to the elephant. There are.pome children who should be chastised--and there are some par- ents also who should get what's com- ing to them. Just What You Need. 3 © _ fiain'a st Ae Tablets are just what you need when 'custipe ted; when you have no appe- tite, dull after eating and wake with a bad teste in your mouth. will improve your appetite, and invigorate your stomach give you a relish for your food. sale by all druggists. stiffness with - Coupons. Bee Brand Borax is guaranteed 99 per cent pure, and is prepared from what is known as balloon dust, the very finest particles of powdered Borax, Look for the Coupen. Hotel Cecil London. & RESTAURANT Largest and most magnificent Hotel in Europe, Overlooking the picturesque Embankment Gardens and river, MODERATE CHARGES. Bedroom, light and attendance included, from $t.50 per day. Breakfast, from soc, ; lunch, sc, ; dinner, $1.50. Suites, ensuring absolute privacy, from §6 per day. Telegraphic Address : Cecelia London. ~ ALEX. TY0 Wholesalc Liquor Dealer Removed to 2066 Princess Street. (A. R. fiartin's old stand). Kingston Bottling Works Manufacturer of Ginger Ale, Plain Soda, Birch Beer, Lemon Sour and; Orange Phosphate. All kinds of wines kept in stock. A. JUDAH, Manager. "Phone orders promptly attended to. "Phone 313. Agent for Copeland's Celebrated Ale, Porter and Lager; also Fisher's Ale and Porter, and Amber's & Wis: low's Ale and Porter. Keg ales It stock. STRAP SHOES, 50c. They are on shelves at the doot a Job Lot of Misses' and Children's Strap Shoes for 506. per pair. Sizes 8 to 2. On Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday. A. Abernethy, "fuss es | mowss axa Svsases. = pol d W TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND lars in fom one thousan For partir wan'S INSURE RI over Expred "Square. MONEY - TO). LOAN LARGE OR Email suse, at dow rates of er LOBE LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND Aveieble assets, 36128718. In addition for DR. ALEX. W. RICHARDSON fae. anh Kingston. ~ SURGBON, OF HP GRAND go Black Hats The to sav The couldh The thinks to a Mey ed, 16 1840, May birth, born with ACK GAT" LEATHER STOCKINGS i.e undoubtedly the pest wearing stockings mate o Knees, amie Ribb, . Wear Resisting, : DAILY 2 25m man and dil Sheldon Cat St Parade of an of draw sun rises and sets at 72 Thornton in Whig Hall t Walild you rf or want what Religion does av e and si worst 't heave themselves. man ma it isn't woman. 18th in 42. Can 18th is in 1786 pres Sao in 1834, Alaskan Tir We have Perfectly Fast Black. sets, ih al £ P. JENKINS. 3| 0." ' Selling Agent for Kingston. Foom:. Th and very ¢ CELEBRATION $2.2: ..ROBE In Kingston on Victoria Day, VIEW a T EVIE GREAT MILITARY R . Participated Boy the Sentiemen,, Car GRANL the R.M.C. an * . fen Royal Canadian Field Ari lery, P. W. O. Rifles, Highland adets, Thur Army Service Corps, Boys Brigades, t Veterans Montreal Fiua Battery, Messrs, N 5 ROYAL scoTs, OF MONTREAL, THE Maw Catada's famous Highlanders (in oo, ot NO J wit), making ove of the ERAS" Ban | SYLVA, in 2 ever w -| SYLVA, sy vai all branches of the Buctess, British service. ] TGF THE BASEBALL FESTIVAL! PA RADE C Prices, 34 FIREMEN ! HORSE RACES a » ne alo, greatest day of sport ever hel Hanley's, oe Special rates on all railroads | -1 4" ight. strels. J. and steamboats H. BE IF YOU ARE W. C. MARTIN, BELL, Mayor, Secretary. Chairman, IN NEED : And that need can. be supplied by sith haying your spectacle frame Fc At le The best stssightened; @ new frame in any style, or new Jonsok; or especially if you are meals. 8 now to Jeol the heed of glass | Short os, lot us. look. alter you. 'You will up fad us chreful, when examining your eyes, and glad to supply, without charge, * Our Bebt Advice." Smith - Bros. Jewellers and Opticians. Another Millinery Surprise Another lot of hav. arrived this morn- CONGR TI Gl ing which will be put on sale LO-IOTTOW morning. Shapes entirely new; never before shown 'in Kingston. There are: about 200 different styles For we and. will be sold at one half of their real value. chosen {1 Come and sce them PEARSALL'S MILLINERY 240 Princess Street. TO CONTRACTORS. Hand: Ts sure SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RE- ceived by the undersigned up to 7 p.m, It may MONDAY, 25th inst., for fuel for the features Collegiate and Public Schools; also for ea certain painting, carpentering and tino You'll f smithing. Specifications at the Board d Rooms. around. JOHN ) "DON , Secv.-Treas., spar : ACPO} Board of Education. Jewelry our line WANTED. ee 3 SMART BOY, 'AT ONCE, H. B. TAY- lor, 124 Princess street GENERAL SERVANT. WASHING Success Put out. Apply 88 Wellington St. « I -------- ee ees ea ---- a ---- _---- emr-- AN EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAID, Ap- ¥ in the evenings to Mrs. ¥. - -- Albice, Emily street. --_--e-- | ON SL A COACHMAN--REFERENCES RE- Cold quired. Hon. F, TT. Frost, Elm- A o trot, Smith's Falls, Ont. Oba 1 AN EXPERIENCED HOUSE MAID. ng ply in the evening to Mrs. Francis LAST Hill Macnee, 253 King St. Bag BOYS AND GIRLS WANTING STEADY ay work apply at Gould's Jacvory; OP" | vans busite 730 Princess street. rin SEAR omls, WITH GOOD EXPERIENCE, 0 work on Dressmaking. pply @ once to Mrs. Mitchell, 78 Brock St. Disap] ---------------------------------------- SUMMER COTTAGE TO RENT INOR| pj; around Thousand nds. nn"s ich ™e' estate agency, 51 Brock street. | whic begion A Sook AND HOUSEMAID MUST disapy references. ly to Miss » or 45 King street, after seven o'clock in | IPT! the evening. in Ma Dwigh MEN WHO WANT A FORTUNE AND| easu are willing to work to get i only Mr. ambit . room Tor 'drones. Write TV arshan & | struny Co., Teas, London, Ont. town --_ | Lt fOr MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. |! Short time required by our method. weasel Comparatively no expense. Tools, | all t [ositions oe diplomas given. Cata- | it wa Ogue with daily papers showing de mand for barbers mailed free. Moler KE Barber College, Chicago, Ill. -- INDUSTRIOUS PERSONS SEVERAL Yow n each state far_ house established eleven years and with 5 «large capital, to call upon m Roc and agents for 1 and profit=i, oe ine Permanent, bg) i laug : 8 travail expenses and hotel hls | Ethe in cash each + - perience not cescutial Mention ref- et erence enclose sel mob ove TE NATION Ad Caxton 8 teagn fathe