a Burning The Candle Ss - > It creation to toil i» 16 overwork, to turn 34 And thus tear down faste wn any normal sandy condition of the quick attention, If your. work seems hid for you: if You have a lame, weak or aching back: If you are tired and listless and seem Jlaranteed to be running down without . cause, begin at once with Booth's Kid. ney Tinsmithing, Gas-Fitting, Plumbing or Hot Water Hazting Done S-- rebuild. An thrown mare which have the work oft filtering the blood free of waste and poison The If it ix to gontenue nature must be ms. sisted with 4 good kidney tonic. When the kidneys begin to fall iu thelr work Booth's Kidney Plils are needed, They quickly collected in the system, Pain in the warning of trouble in the inflammation ordered becomes a Too much or too littld urine constant desire to vold the secretions; Pilis, the that has cured so many of your neigh bors. ing men and backs for th FROM 50c TO $.200. Both Ends The Penalty of Overwork is Kicney Trosbie--Here's Your Remedy has been man's jot The mw slgce the Tn tendency into day han nalure snnatural strain is vital organs. and ugon the kidneys pon the especially painful highly tained ment. present-day rush is too great think disperse the poisonous matter only a timely Kidneys. An and a dis urine soon back is has set in Condition of the parent with a noticeable from the color; appearance of na sediment 8 a disordered kidneys that needs apparent great kidney remedy | a box It has given thousands of work. women strong, sound dally work. Single Fare Round Trip to Brewerton, and stations Consult ticket agents for time of wrains and complete information, Co, Lad, applications for addressed Kingston by J Chas: Reid, dale, Ont. of with condition, A FREE nox Fort Sold B, Plus $1 New the colored and a quantity of brick } Nothing had relieved my con-| wonid, Pills and tirst way Idney will be sent to all =» try jhis wonderful remedy, to do all rf them or refund your money druggists sell Booth's Kidney Pllis or postpaid from the BR Erie, Ont, free and McLeod S Main Saye "My Sore and tender: a heavy settled in the smail of my back and. in| the region of the kidneys would puff. up ings and leave The I found more re Ten-Day Excursion Going From Marcy, Blossvale Haven, on Ontario and St. Lawrence Divisions north and east thereof. (Minimum Round Trip Fare' Street had pain. had My dropsical me in a miserable and urine odorous and dust dition In any way, and 1 had begun te nothing Booth's Kidney box and commenced their use not finished urine cleared and the dropsical swell ings had On. ow Het th 3 Hone pe Pills than in all | States government has agreed to re- else I had used and | am stronger and bettér In ever only Booth's read procured when can Pills for ufferers wishing 1 T. to whom a trial should be guaranteed Tuesday, June 6 'Final Return Limit, June 15th ATTENTION WHEN YOU REQUIRE ANY CALL 4 'Elliott Bros. 77 Princess Street. Telephone 35. . All orders promptly attended to. Children's Slippers and Strap Sandals Now's the time and here's' the place to got the most comfortable an wear for Children. Barefoot Sandals Pateat Ankle Strap, 'Roman Sandals, White Canvas Oxfords, I cool Foot White Canvas Ankle Strap Y J REID & CHARLES "| The first part of their journey THE DAILY BRITISH WHIO. THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1911." TO LOCATE THE ALASKA BOUNDARY LINE. Canadian Sarvey to be Made--A Party of White Men and Indians Will Leave Ottawa This Week. Ottawa, May 31.--Some idea of 'the dominion of Canada and of the work tof its various departments of goveri- {ment can be gained from the werk about to be undertaken by Noel Ogi) vie of the department of the: interior, and_a party of fifteen white men and a namber 'of Indians who leave Van- {couver this week tg locate the Alaska {boundary line from a point inland {from Kakutat Bay to the intersection tof the 41st meridian. It is to be one of the most hazard- ad | Ous" unacts ever attempted by 'the Do- the | mihion a] party will sail survey. The the United {from Vaneouvér, and mit, the duties on all the supplies be- thank | jing shipped in for the explorers Ly the | Canadians. {| The route inland and to the base of the towering Mount St. Elias is forty miles, and extends along the great nog | Malespina glacier. The party will They are | able to reach Mount St. Elias this (®eason, It will Be a most difficuly journey, up-uill all the way, and over ice-fields that will try the men's en- durance. They will be divided into gromps and roped together, as there are many dangerous crevasses in the glacier, will | be practically the same as that fol- lowed by the Duke D'Abzruzzi when he | successfully attempted the ascent of Mount St. Klias. They will carry oil { stoves with them, as there is no tim- iber to be found in the territory they {will travel through, i {that 'open-air life for herself and her horse | the family" to be medically examined, {and the "REPORT ON TUBERCULOSIS. At A HAZARDOUS ATTEMPT ==" "-r=vereome tion and Destitation, Ottawa, June l.<One of the inter esting reports made to the government from time to time is that of Dr, ¥. Montizambert, director-general of pub- lic health, and In his latest of the conditions prevailing in the do- minion he dealt - at some length witl the question of tuberculosis. Dr, Montizamberi is a strong apholder of four cardinal principles in connection with the white plague. He states tuberculosis is not hereditary, th is infectious, that it is curable, and that it is preventable. On this qes- tion he says in the ' report he made recently to Hon. Sydney Fisher : "I am more and more convinced yearly that cgnsumption is mainly | spread from the homes of those wag: earners who live under the least fa- vorable sanitary conditions, helped | doubtless by the six 'I's. damp, dirt, | dust, drink, dissipation and destitu- | tion. It is there that the fight against it has to be made i it js! ever to succeed and the disease be eradicated or even markedly diminish- | ed. The hospital for advanced cas % | and the sanitorium are good in their | way for the help of the few, but even | the sanitorium only reaches at the | best incipient cases after they are al-| ready so {far advanced as to BE read-| ily recognized. must go further | back than that, We must get at the! homes of the incipient cases and the | youngest members of their families! while still uninjured. This done only by the domiciliary visit, to follow notification, to the health offi- eer, or the diagnosis at the dispensary | that the cold or. cough for which ai cough mixture iy sought is really to tubercular trouble. The visitor to the home should be a woman. She can talk to and perfuade the mother as no mere man could do. She can im press upon her the four cardinal facts which form a silver lining to the cloud which has so. long shadewed us tuberculosis is got hereditary, that it is infectious, curéible and pre Persuade her to adopt the account can ba | ventable. hold; get her to improve the sanitary conditions in and around her and to allow the vounger members of | home, | mo=t carried out in the anyone of them who shows any "tendency t&8 wards the development of tugerculosis stringent precautions case of { Thus and thus only can we hope to iget at this { hope to ever stamp it out." ! disense at its source and | thus and only may origin, and we | | THE WHIG'S JUMBLE, {A Lot of News of Interest to Every. UNCLE TOM AND EVA, In "Uncle Tom's. Cabin' at the Grand. | fon Saturday, June 3rd, matinee and night, QUEEN MARY'S CROWN | Has Been Completed According ol Designs of Her Majesty. | London, May 31. -Queen terown has just been completed, Laccording to her own design, with | {an elegant _ lage-like tracery wholly | Lin diamonds, the Kohinoor heing in the ventre. The crown weighs nine | teen ounces, the queen having insisted | that it should not exceed the weight | of an ordinary hat. It-will be used] only at the coronation. After that | ceremony the gems will be dismounted | and used in separate .articles of | jewelry. The king will. wear his | father's crown. | { | | | Mary's | It is | set | Likely to be Reopened. | Spokane, Wash., May 31.--Jai P| Graves, Spokane, vice-president and general manager of the Granby Con | Mining, Smelting & Power | company, announced, officially, that | the smelter, at Grand Forks, BOC | closed an account of the lack of coke, | will the middle of | June solidated resume operation 1 ----------i | See Pibby's 310 summer! shits Three vears in penitentiary was the | sentence imposed upon. Nathaniel Wil liamyg at Sarnia for stealing horses ! The Air is Germ-Laden In the Springtime--Disease is Ready to Make You a Victim When the Blood is Thin. flich, Red Blood is the Greatest of Germicides--You Can Get the Blood Right by Using » Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. When the blood is righ and red, when it is largely composed of red corpuscles, there is litfle chance for disease germs. They cannot thrive in the system which is filled with good blood. But iu the spring the blood . is generally thin, weak and watery. It lacks the vitalizing red corpuscies and you become an easy prey to the germs of disease, which seein to Jurk everywhere at this time of the yeur. You can fortify ycursell against the germs of disease by using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. This great restorative treatment forms uew, red | corphscles in the blood, makes the blood rich, red and healthy. Weakness, tired feelings, stomach derangements and diso of the MIvous system soon disappear when Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is used. . This medicine cures by the build ing-ap process, wad for this reason ite bedelits are lasting, Nearly every- body neds something in the _ spring tcp enrich the blood and tone up. the system, and it would be impossible to €el a more satisfactory spring tomie thas Dr. hate Nerve Food. Sle a mix at all dealers, or Felmanon, - -- & Un, Limited, Toromta, ; | tonisen much alarmed by body. R.M.C. cigarettes. Gibson's. Bibby's for Peter Pan collars Fortress Laloma, Managua, Nicara- { gua; blew up with a great loss of life Walker's grape juice. Gibson's. At Port Arthur, City Engineer An resigned, refusing to purchase a time clock. See Bibby's $1 soft hats. Members of the British house pro {pose that the conference fix the otlici al meaning of "Imperial." ' Grape juice splits, Gibson's. Bishop Williams has appointed Rev. "Arthur L.) Charles, of Miliérton, to be rector of St. James' church? Wallace burg. ! See HBibby's $1.50 straws. King George sent. a special com munication to J. P. Morgan, inviting him to a seat in Westminster Abbey for the coronation, Grape, juice, le. Gibson's. The steamer ¥ilgate, which plieg_ be tween Montreal and Cornwall, was burned to the water's edge off Valley field, Que. Bibby's for Peter I'he New Zealand government i the discovery of the a case of bubonic plague Pan collars. existence of in Auckland. No attempt will be made to conduct a' through passenger sérvice betweer Winnipeg and Fort William, on ihe Grand Trunk Pacific Tine during the present summer, Ice cream bricks, F. C. Hillock, Bay, Loney mooning, was arrested at Pembroke He is wanted in Manitoulin conéirn ing mining claims tibhy's for Petr A St. Ci tharines Ciibson's (rore Pan collars, strawberry grow tsaid he would have home-grown straw berries on the local market by the first of next week. Foion's bricks 'anada's entire gent is massed at Quebec fine showing. It will streets and sail Friday s Nea Ribby's $6.50 outing suits. Six_ people were killal by hightning at Epsom Downs. The road from the Derby track is lined with autos brok en down by -the fierce rains. Sponges, at Gibson's. I'he Royal Colonial Institute that Canada give assisted passa women immigrants by introducing the Australian. and- New Zealand nomina tion system. Nee Bibby's $5 Panama hats' Capt, W. E. Forbes, of Richibucto, N.B., has declined his place on the Canadian Bisley team, ami Colo Sergtr C. M. Hodson, of Calgary, will replace him. o- "Lemo," lfc. bottle, Gibsons Sir Frederick Borden, Canadian min ister of militia and defence, is not feeling well and has cancelled all his ecugagements. He left London, Wed nesday, for the country to enjoy a short rest, Try Bibby's' $10 outing suits. Before the senate tarifi committes, at Washington, Whidden Graham, of New York, admitted he had been en. gaged by the national grange G5 'write articles and pamphlets to ATOuse "op position among the farmers to recipro- ity, See Bibby's $5.50 owting suits. 'Lemo," 10c. bottle, (iibson's. The manufacturers of the Australian commonwealth are sebiously exerciésd in respect to the fiscal policy obtain ing at present in the cabinet, and of forts are being wade to induce the government to increase the . present tariffs. ne See Bibby 's $10 outitig suite : Notwithstanding the vigilantes of ihe oficers extensive netting operagons ar. being carried on in the River St La* rence, sn the Thousand Tolga re gion. Overseer George Toney captured ten sets of nets mm London Bay and then in the north chonmal." The Bape Seve wil well ben with game fish, Gibson's coronation contin making parade the due I- GILLETTS PERFUMED Is the Standard Article READY FOR USE IN ANY QUANTITY For making soso. seliening water, removing old puint, disinfecting sinks, clowets, draioy and for many otter rpuses. A can cywals 20 ppands SAL SODA. g SOLD EVERY WHERE EW.GILLETT CO.LTD.TORONTO.ONT. PAGE SEVEN. ROTEL HRREOTORY DESERONTO, GO TO THE STEWART HOUSE, LEAD. ! ing Commercial Ho'el. Rates, $1.50 per day, THOS. STEWART, Prop. SN King's Birthdays" _ Saturday, June 3rd. * und Tap Tickets will be issued at SINGLE FIRST (CLASS FARE, ind and 3rd; vourw intermediate points A r and Toronto will good on tpitins 1 and 4 Round Homeseskers Ecarsions WESTERN CANADA, ™ AY, MAY Sen {And every ond . Tuesday thereafter Rey LIPTON'S TEA OVER 2 MILLION PACKAGES SOLD WEEKLY | until Bept, 19th at very low rates. | Good to returfi within sixty days, frie FINEST FARMING CoUNTRY i IN. THE WORLD is to be found along the line of the GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC in the Pro. vinces of Manitoba, Siskatchewan and Alberta Descriptive literature i fully engraved maps, | formation about REE HOME- ISTEADS and how + to obtain them { ree can be had on application J. P. HANLRY, Corner Johnson and Ontario Sta, with beautls iving full in LRT LORE IN CONNECTION WITH USAAIMAN PAUIFIO RAILWAY, »* KING'S BIRTHDAY JUNE 3, 1911. FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, good going June 2 and 3. June 4, 1911. | SINGLE Tickets Return limit HEALTH IN PURE SUGAR Sugar is one Would vou of the best, and most widely used foods. undred Ith for the sake of a few cents on a Buy only v EXTRA GRANULATED SUGAR annot be questioned, Compare difference in color, Its Purity and Quality « it >with an ther i PARIS LUMPS or Redpath Paris Lamps f cartons, and by the pound, note When buying Loaf Sugar a i sold in RED SeaL dust pro The Canada Sugar Refining Co., MONTREAL, CANADA. Limited Established in 1858 by Joka Redpath Established in 1834 by Joha Redpath NOTICE No. 1 train 11.45 am. Kingston Commencing June 5th will leave Kingston at No, 2 train will'sarrive at at 4 pon > No change in arrival og departure of other trains at Kingston Full partic irs at K. & P. and C.P.R. Ticket Office, Ontario Street. F. CONWAY, Gen. Pass. Agent, TQUINTE RAILWAY, on. Station, Ontario excepted) Deser points despatch te Mh, and points on ¢ your shipments aliway For furs 3 i H. Ward, i858 Agent LAKE ONTARIO AND BAY oy QUINTE STEAMBOAT CO, LTD, A betteror a purer drink was never made than "EDELWEISS" BEER A pure, delicious, appetising drink for maids and wives-- the drink par excellence for family use. "Edelweiss" drank at meals promotes digestion and perfect health; Seasoned, bottled and sealed at the brewery. - : REINHARDTS' OF TORONTO The Best Beer Sold BEAUP RE. Str. Caspian | | 1000 ISLANDS AND ROCHESTER, NY teamer leaves Kingston on Sundays 10.15 am. f 1.000 Islands, chiling Ray Rockport and Er leaves ut B NY {Port of Bay of Quinté + after June 24th SAVER Kingston y at 3 pm for Freight handied formation, apply, HANLEY, Ticket Agent SWIFT & CO, Preight Agent ALLAN LINE Steamship Coy, Ltd. JIPERATING THE FINEST FLEBT OF PASSENGER STEAMERS ON THE | ST. LAWRENCE ROUTE. SUMMER SAILINGS, Montreal to Liverpool ROYAL MAIL SERVIOR. Corsfcan" May 6th, June Ind Virginian," May 12th, June Sth. Tunisian" May 10th, June 16th Victorian," May 26th, June 23rd. or Fletcher's NRSNNSNNONN ho onion PT : CS Fxg 4 VON . Ee \ wl The Kind You Have Always Boaght, and which has been in use for over 350 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal sapervision. since its infancy, . * Allow ne one to deceive you in this, All Counterieits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ol Infants and Children--Experience against Experiment, What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opimm, Morphine nor other Narcotie substance, Itsage is its guarantee, It destroys Worms and aliays Feverishness, It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic, It relieves Teething Troubles, €ures Constipation and Flatalency., Tt assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healiiy and natural sleep, The Childrén's Panacea--The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always 7 In Use For Over 30 Yerrs ° GARAY STREET. NOW YORY t feligaeid i Montreal to Glasgow Tonlan" May 6th, June 3rd. Grampian" Bay 12th, June 10th. Boatia May 20th June 17th { "Hesperian," May June 24th Montreal to London (moderate rate) France. One class Bleatmars foalliog at Havre, {| For tull particulars of | Saliings, apply, I. P. HANLEY, GT. Ry THE ALLAN LINE, 77 Yonge Sireet, Toronto, Quebec Steamship Company River and Gulf of St. Lawrence LIMITED, Summer Cruises in Cool Latitudes, Rates and C. 8 KIRKPATIICK, Clarence 8t, 1.506 {tons the Clyde, specie SS. "Cascapedia A : ¢ It modern tod Viee, with » ON + Ting 3 and ut £ al Gaspe, Spmitier- wide yri Pel New York From Quebec Vin the fn Sagunenny, alling wt 10w + { 8 jam 25405 Auge : ink, 33% and Su by BE. "Bermudian » om New York at 11 July ; Tem - ire « wen breezes peldom risen above'ss degrees. tn I The finewt tripe of | health aud comfort, For ticks and » the season for tereoms, spoly to KIKKPAT. gnton, Ong (OaMPANY, id. . HANLEY TRICK, Ticker Agents, Kis Sal Kak NTEAMSHIP G1 Ene, i Dr. VF. W. Merchant hac been ap- Ppmrintod, divoetor of irdustring and Teaming lor Ontario