late to cure, i he thi wd thoroughly. Tay are a ~reat nerve strenethener maker, In boxes, We, at Wade's Drag not satisfactory, would strengthen Tes remarks ott caught every That ie gor of Kew Beach, the win- ha been at m ork season the cost istance of eighteen and arrived at Ramsgate at mn. The distance was x hours and thirty-five min- us cov- : 'A meeting of the House of Indus try was called for yesterday afternoon, but a m of members attend. This institution isin i position this year but will require all t can be given to main- present excellent conditipn. called, Mayor Mowat . Nickle have been appoint. the interests of the K House of Industry in connection with of $500 left to it by the Capt. Webster Augustus, over whose estate there has been trouble. "These Painful Ailments. Rhoumatiem, neuralgia, locomotor ataxia, ete., are due to morbid, pois- oned conditions, of the blood. poisons must be polled and the blood enriched in The neutralized and' ex- order Wade's Iron Tonic Pills do necessary to cure and to Store. Money back if : fit ai Fact : : : : ¥ £s 3 £ TF i g Se 4H SE bee §is¥ fap i Esl fein Feri! Is £ ig was te arily post- he will have to toot s whistle four times when passing Horseshoe. . HE 1S A BRAVE LAD AND MRS. PEDLEY. : od Their Canoe Upset--Little Fellow Jumped and Averted a Cat- astrophe. A Satur afternoon, Charles Flem- ing, tur. iay 8. H. Fleming, of Ottawa, and a grandson of Sir Sandford Flem- ing, rescued Rev. Hugh Pedley, of Montreal, and Mrs. Pedley from drowning: .at Hillcrest, three miles above rocksille, in a manner so galiant as to deserve the Royal Hu- mane Society's medal. Mr. and Mrs. Pedley were paddling down: from their summer home at Villa Minerva to get the day's mail when the heury wash of a passing steamer upset the canoe. Neither Sould, mits an hongh Mr. Ped strugg! desperately to save his he there was imminent danger of both lives being lost, inasmuch as the overturned craft was floating be- tween them and the shore and pre- venting them from reaching terra firma. At this juncture Charlie Flem- ing, who was standing on the dock, saw the situation, at once leaped in- to the water, diving deep and coming up on. the outside of the struggling victims. With great presence of mind he pushed Mrs. Pedley forward until Police Magistrate Deacon, of Brock- ville, rushed down with an oar, which he extended to Mrs. Pedley and - got- ting the canoe out of the way, soon had the safel two half-drowned visitors ly landed. g is only thir- teen years old and is now the most individual up the river. Mrs. a good deal from the' shock to her nervous system. SALARY OF $12,000 A YEAR For H. A. Guess As Mining Superintendent. John Donnelly, M.E., has received a letter from H. A. Guess, M.A. a Queen's University graduate of ten * standing, Ya tells of the Jatter's latest success in the mining world. For some time past, Mr. Guess has been manager of the Silver Lake Mines, at Silverton, California. Now he is about to return to Cana- nea, Mexico, as superintendent of re- duction for the Cananea Copper com- pany, at a salary of $12,000 a year. This company's mines are the third largest in the world. George Guess, a brother, and also a Queen's graduate, is chief chemist in the same com. pany at a large salary. -------- A Six-Day Excursion. On another page will be found an- nouncement of third annual six-day excursion to Montreal and Ottawa per steamer Aletha, August 2nd to wh inclusive. The growing popularity of this event is evidenced by the numer- ous enquiries and bookings of former patrons, and many new ones. "Finest water trip in America," the verdict of st two seasons. The Thousand Is. rol the rapids of the St. Lawrence; the grandeur of the Ottawa; and the marvellous beauty of the Rideau (all to be seen by daylight); with a chance to visit Cahada's commercial and political capitals, are among the many attractions, : ---- The Marriage Knot. A good deal is heard of the "mar riage knot," bat very few of us realize that the knot was ever anything more than a figure of speech. Among the Babylonians tying the knot was part of the marriage ceremony, says Home Chat. The priest took a thread from the garment of the bride and another from that of the oom and tied them into a knot, which he gave to the bride, thus symbolizing the hind- ing nature 'of the union which now Sista between herself 'and her hus. ---- Claims He Is Innocent. G. C. Metealfo is held awaiting ar. rival of the officers who are to take him to Neepawa, Man., for trial, af- ter his recent term in the penitenti- ary. They have not yet arrived, and were looked for yesterday. Met- puts in a monotonous time of it up and down the corridors of the station. He still maintains his i of the * against him, claiming he can prove it false. ---- Arrant Deceit. call the it their government. Mr. Me. government to school would he he was told to re days lester She government t else- where. Is that not arrant deception ? Hard or soft corns cured with three Aplications of Peck's Corn Salve. teed. Money back if not sa- SAVED LIVES OF REV. HUGH | Ross Awarded to R. Crawford & Co.-- Ross and Holgate's Bill Lor Expert Advice on the Exten- sions Amounts to $493.55. , JULY 2h What is Gathered ered From Around . Marine Paragraphs. : rag 's : Steamers Alexandria Waterlily, down, last night. MT. Co.: Tug I, from Mont- real, with two light barges. Swift's : Steamer Rideau Kin~ from Ottawa, to-night; steamers Toronto and Caspian, down and up; steamer Iroquois, from Oswego; steamer Ham- ilton, up, to-night. and commi 7, of Ogdens- ivi ttee had an- | Customs Inspector Day, o -- Shure. Yuh comm a yes- burg, N.Y. surprised the flect_at terday aft Those t were | Al dria Bay, of g Toye (chairman), Gaskin, She ther evening, aid found o good Bassam, Elliott, Kent and Hoag. many of the owners running after "hairn Toye submitted the bill dark without a light on the stern of Ald. ¥ wh: . Hoag should single out Ald. Elilott in to engagi Mr. Ross. It was the city council that him, and Ald Hoag Hoag said he was prepared to do so, He was not blam- ing Ald. Elliott. It was information he was after, The chairman said he looked upon the bill as decidedly reasonable for the work done. The additional reports asked by the committee from Mr. Roses, in his opinion, cost one half of the total amount. Ald. Elliott wanted it understood that his original motion for the en- gagement of Mr, contemplated the expenditure of only about $250, but when the committee added on a lot more work, it was not right to hold him responsible for the whole bill. However, he thought the amount was reasonable and he was prepared to assume 'the responsibility of sup- porting the payment of the whole bill without havine it divided up. Ald. Gaskin said was prepared to assume like responsibility, for he deemed it very advisable at the time that Mr. Ross should be called in to give the committees advice upon Mr. Campbell's plans. He expected the bill would be $600, was more than satisfied at knowi that it wasbver a hunglred Fr Ty The motion of Ald. Elliott for the Payment of the bill was carried un- animously. chairman reported that through a misunders: the lowest ten- der for 1,000 tons of soft coal screen- ings bad not he awarded by the committee at its last meeting. The committee awarded the tender to R. Crawford at $3.29 a ton. whereas, it has been found that the ficures of the Crescent Coal and Coke company of Toronto amounted to $3.11 a ton |: The difference on the thousand would be $190. The tender had not been officially awarded, but on ac count of its having beem passed by the committee, Mr. Crawford had or dered the coal. 'The Toronto com. pany had telegraphed its tender on the day of the meeting, hut its letter did not come {ill the following day The* committee took the Toronto firm's coal, for hard coal screenines. instead of soft, and until further information' came, the exact figure of the tender was not known. Alds. Kent, Elliott thonght it was scarcely fair to the local coal dealer, to make any change now. Ald. Kent pointed out that it was assuredly not fair to make any change when Mr, Crawford had ordered the soft coal. A letter was recvived from WwW. Db. Morris, Ottawa, declining to tons and Hoag acoept the tender for 1,000 "tons of hard coal screenings awarded him. He had tendered on the understanding that he would be awarded the whole 3.000 tons or none at all, and he couldn't possibly agree to supply a small por- tion. " committee them decided to The award the tender for all the coal, 3,000 tons, to R. Crawford, for the bulk sum of $9366, in view of the fact that Mr. Morris had refused to supply the hard coal screenings. KEEP COOL When vou wipe the perspi- ration from your face these days you will regret not hav. ing invested in one of our Light Summer Hats. Get one now. White Hats for men, wo- men and children, the best va- lue 1% the city, for 25. gd Caps for 'everybody, LM tisfactory. In bo 1 at Wade' actory. xe, 150. o's the boat. Although no fine was im- posed, a good lecture was the order of the evening, ere the seized boats were released. The steamer Aletha was pulled par- tially up on the ways at the foundry dock yesterday afternoon for the Purse of adjusting a new 'wheel. The w was not completed in time for the steamer to return up the bay last evening, so the usual run was not re sumed until to-day. The cause of the broken wheel was due to the steamer striking a log on the down trip. The repairs were made in time for the return trip to be made at midnight. THE DAY'S EPISODES LOCAL NOTES AND THINGS IN GENERAL. Occurrences In The City And Vicinity--Other Brief Items of Interest Easily Read And Remembered. Coca Cola, Moxie and Tona Cola, at Wade's soda fountain. Father Neptune's water wings sale at Chown's drug store. William Swain, piano tuner. Orders recelved at McAuley's book store, Zion Methodist church, Pittsburgh, will be re-opened on July 20th. - Rev. Dr. Eby will preach. Buy Witch Hazel Cream at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Make ready to give the Old Boys a good time on the civic holi lay. let everybody take a hand. The latest is that the Cataraqui ward aldermanic contest will be be- tween J. J. Behan and D. Reeves. The second advertisement 'car for the Barnum and Bailey circus is on the side track at the inner Grand Trunk station. Sunlight Soap is better than othe soaps, but is best when used in the Sunlight way. Buy Sunlight Soap and follow directions. Early this morning the thermometer registered as low as fifty-five degrees, the coolest for some time. The change was enjoyable. ilking tubes and teat slitters at Chown's drug store. Thomas Giff, Adolphustown, was in the city recently, While here he dis- posed of a tract of timber in Hinch- inbrooke, which is said to be very valuable, and as yet untouched by the axe. The sergeant who recently attempt- ed suicide at Tete du Pont Karfeops, before the departure of the troops for Petewawa, came up before Col. Gor- don, D.O.C., yesterday, and was severely reprimanded. "Only one place that sells strictly 'high class candy," said a customer in Gibson's Red. Cross drug store on Saturday. Huyler's and McConkey's are sold here, An old boys' and girls' choir ing arranged for Queen Street odist at the old boys' service, next Sunday night. Invitations are being sent out to all old membera of * the choir to attend and assist. Chown's drug store has an up-to- date optical department, an expert optician in charge. A perfect fit guar- anteed when you get g for is he- Meth- lasses there, The Kingston News sets up a new-- or at least revives tory doctrine that only to places sending partizans can the government give recognition ! It is thus a govern- ment for the partizans, and not a government for the people, I live and let my brethren live With all that's good to me; Unto the poor some cash I give The balance I give Rocky Mountain Toa a dormant one- The Alexandria Bay Odd Fellows have effected the purchase of a lot for the erection of a three-storey strue- ture, Plans call for a fifty by ninety three-storey building of veneered brick and stone supplied with the latest im- Provements of a modern structure, Mrs. Charles Smith, of dimes, Ohio, writes : 1 have used every remedy for sick headache I could hear of for the past fifteen years, but Carter's Little Liver Pills did me more good than al} the rest. The News says : "Mr. Whitney gave no pledge to locate a normal school In Kingston." Whe did? Or would any cabinet minister tel] Donald Me. Intyre to tell the electors that Kgs. ton would got g normal school with. | t out 'authority ¥ His position would, In any other government, he imperiled: by such an unauthorized statement. | But Whitney, evidently, was favorable for Dr. Pyne telephoned D, from the premier's office, to select the | c site, ---- A Delightful Outing. The steamer Americ ent for a moonlight spin, last evening, under the auspices of the Epworth Leagues of the city. All on board report a most delightful sail a took her com- half past "eleven o'clock, delichtful outing, ---- Jones' Falls And Return, 50¢. Rideau King every Saturday, at 6 a.m, . Castile soap. The bes: it is at Gibson's store. straightened somewhat. ---- Summer Excursion To New York. day, August One round trip. Tickets bany and New York by steamer, if sired. This is visit Coney Park, and the seaside resorts. Ask ticket agents. -- The Babies Go For Nothing. Thousand Islands. air will do them good. McIntyre | from Rochester Battersea. They fishing at Dog Lake. Bay, Ont., John ed an absolute It worked a marvelous and will be just cases. He writes : chronic Rheumatism, tracted years ago. great hold in my hard to make any Reading of Ferrozon of its merit and it's away the finally jt Proof that Ferrozone does Matism. Even chronic stiffened old suf. ferers will experience t place to buy through the hb Red Cross drug | troys the cq 30c. Henry Cunningham, tuner from TAKE A LOOK A600 AND SEE HOW YOUR CITY HAS IMPROVED, The People Who Have Made Their Gardens, and Therefore King- ston, Beautiful--An Encour- agement to Go and Do Like- wise. a a Kingston, July 8.--~(To the Edie tor) : When the Civic Improvem ~ Society was formed, the members de clared that they would try all Sorts of ways to accomplish their Object. First, a great deal of publicity atl. given to making Kingston beau tal, the press and public meetings : both called into the service, then suc- ceeded a couple of months of quiet work, in which the 'members put forth a good deal of persistent effort. Once more the help of the public is want- ed. The society is delighted with the number of people who have improved their property, but there are many who have. not. The latter are especi- ally, urged to spend, at least, part of the 'civic holiday visiting some of the successful gardens around the city. No matter how small your plot of ground, you will find some one in the following list who has a fine garden in an equally small lot. If your yard is over-run with burdock and other noxious weeds, visit T. 'F. Harrison's residence, William street, and see how he has transformed a burdock patch in one year, into a fine garden. If your place is shady, walk out Divi- sion street and see the fine ferns at 28, there is a beautiful clematis, the light mauve variety at 220, while just opposite, 248, is a fine lawn, showing what our vacant lots might be. At 270 'Division street, there is a regular riot of flowers, and the poppies are resplendent. Pine street, were it not for three houses, that spoil the ap- pearance of the street, because they have paid no attention to their grass, would be a model street, as almost every household has planted some flowers or window boxes. There is a magnificent fuschia at 104 Patrick street, is worth walking several blocks to see. There are some fine Scotch thistles at the corner of Patrick and Quehec. All four houses there have small gar- den plots, No. @ Chestnut street has fine poppies and mallon, and a gar- den full of black currants. Nearly every house on the south' side of Main street has flowers, while very few houses have attempted to improve on the north. No. 44 is an exception with its wealth of holly hocks. The north side of Cherry street has four or five nice gardens in a small space. If you will cut this list out of the Paper and make a point of seeing these places, you will be sure to add your mite towards civic improvement York street looks so fresh in its coat of white paint, with its fine lawn, and 165 Colborne street, not only is painted a pretty green, but has beautiful window boxes, both homes are worth seeing. Other districts will be noticed in other letters. Be sure to keep your eyes open, and see what your neigh- bor has done. Then go and do like- wise. -- INTERESTED OBSERVER. -------- Were Terribly Chagrined. Toronto Globe. It is not often that the conserva- tive newspapers of this province give away the Whitney government's tac- ties so candidly as the Kingston News has done with regard to the location of the eastern normal school. The News is frankly and audaciously of the opinion that the disappointment inflicted on Kingston was by way of punishment for its choice of a liberal member, not merely at the general election, but at the subsequent bye- election. Of course, Kingston will now "sit. up and be good," and the rest of the province will look on in admir- ation, . a -- K. &P. Railway Survey. Surveyors are going over the King- ston and Pembroke railroad to make 8 Dew survey. Superintendent, F. A. Folger, could not say whether any changes were to he made in the line but stated the survey was for the purpose of showing the directors the present condition of the line, and pos- sible improvempnts. that might be made by deflections, There is a possi- bility that the road might be Via New York Central lines, Tues 25th. Fifteen day limit. fare plus one dollar for good between A} way de- just 'the. right time to Island. Dreamland, Luna So don't leave them home when you ake North King or Caspian for Sunshine and fresh -- Americans came over , on the steamer Tor onto, this morning, and proceeded to will enjoy a few days' A party of Another Great Discovery. A well known gentleman in Black Cowan, has discover. pecific for rheumatism, cure for him as effective on other "lI was affected with Sciatica and which I eon. The disease had a blood, and it was impression' on it, e I was convinced certainly. the best Why it just 'drove Rheumatism day by day till disappeared." A : not a claim--ig have ever tried. This is is positive cure Rheu- p quick results. is that Ferrozone acts loud and thereby des. use of the disease. Pri per box at all dealers ur N. C. he reason son &t Chickering's, at MecAuley's book store Hartiord, Conn. Co., Kingston, Ont.' and Tr -- For Headach she and Neuralgia hale Bit SCOTT'S LINIMENT vaahale ) back of the head (Just is reely. n8tant reljey, Fro "Corn IN Tres Tiipaptont in the Large bottle, 25 cents. An Excellent Hair Restorer aud Sealp Cleanse- "If - not for sale at.your druggig; it can always be procured at James 8. McLeod's. Dr. 'Scott's White Liniment Co., Propr's., St. John, 'B., and Chelny ford, Mass. Exclusive Models Qup Specialty We make a Special study 0 Correct Furs for Women That is why Our Styles are out of the ordinary and yet in harmony with the fur idea of women who. know, ° W. F. GOURDIER 78 and 30 Brock Street Kingston's Only Exclusive Fur Store Table Silver } We feel that our stock of "Table Cutlery' is second to-none. We are particular that the de- signs are new: and will stand behind the wearing quality of each piece we sell. SMITH BROS. Jewelers :: Opticians Phone €66 Issuers of Marriage Licenses MOTOR GASOLINE In 5 Gallon Lots or over, 26c, a Gallon Supplies always handy on the dock. SELBY & YOULDEN LIMITED. Closing Out Our Stock of WHITEWEAR Every article, including Corset Covers, Skirts, Gowns and Drawers must ¢ cleared out this week. Look over your stock of whitewear and if you need any more garments thiswill be the best time to buy as you can save con- siderable on your pur- chases. Corset Covers, 15¢. up. Underskirts, 85¢., one dollar. " Gowns, 50c. and up. Drawers, something extra special at 45c. a pair. You can buy a 9oc. Print Wrapper at this store on Wednesday for only 63c., worth all sizes, 32 to 40 NEWMAN & SHAW For fhe St Heart a i Dr. Shoop's Rest: Care--not a It is 8 common mistak ters for stomach troubl for weak heart--or s0-cs diseased kidneys. Thes sly Or of their own ae 1 over themseives--a is the sickness the fault these inside nerves neys. are not separate Menotiobeleated rely symptoms of Boss. nd when the the €¥mptoms and the The remedy which bi these ailing nerves 'is Restorative. Itrélicve kidney, stomach and he than those medicines temporary relief. Dr. now bé had of druggist recommended by "ALL DR Gives a high very little rubbi It is black, nc DOMESTIC i Mendy ous Devitity, Alen ¥ hea, and Ef Prices] per box, 13 will cure. Sold b; plain pig. on rece Torment Windsor Waggon: As there has beautiful snow t be more used. I Wagron ¢ Bum ft will be to yo Jas. | The Ci 390 Princes: At South Fry hodies have b collapsed buildi reach "twenty.