Coma has been called The Land of

De,-315," so urdently are the peoplc at- “ched to belief in evil spirits. China mms to he a land of devils, too judg- ing by the evil spirits th it actuate so may of that population-~ London Adver-

lla Victim

of Piles

p!lYears-Aconetnntlullererilum

India; and Protruulng Pilot-Biol by I. 6l\nto’I Ulntlllollt. ' in vain dm Mrs. Jas. Run, otiiinp gmburgh, nerr Ottawa. search for n _ ,gre for piles. _Jn -.Europe and _hmeriq

'tried -even' comedy ~n\:ai¢¢ble.- hu:

ig :nmnined Yor Dr. Chase‘: _Ointment to elect a cure. lm Brown vrits:-“I have been A

constant sufferer trim nearly every form of piles for the last twenty years, and durinl that time both here and in -me Old Country have tried most every remedy- “I am only doing justice to Dr. Chue'| Ointment when I say that I believe it to be the best remedy ob- mnabie tor bleeding and protruding piles. I strongly recommend Dr, Cha|e’s Ointment to mothers, or indeed to my person wfferinx from that dread torment-piles." Physicians and druggists recommend

pf, Chase’s Ointment as the one pre- pai-ation that will never fail to cure pin. It is guaranteed to positively eure piles, whether itching, bleeding or protruding. 60 cents a. box, at all dealers. or Edmanson, Bates and Co., Toronto.

--__ _ ,_

TERRIBLE

su-xuonrele

uv CHINA

TRAn|>:_1‘uAnPi

The Heavy Tread of Feet !~ -They are Marchingior _ China-It’s not the “Absent-Minded

Beggafsn

an People who nm can win if

Allut them, and Know that the ONLY Place to get Real VALUE in

Wane waging a terrible-`war with high

priccsjlst now. You should

-e'~.~=-- ._ -_ _ _. __ . .. _

' = . ,, 1. -*_ ;~_. j‘~_f§~»- ~_ r-_»>,-__._-5,,--._ -ef _, ff, -wfs-,-,=,=___.__ '_ -:~.- .-;,_.- to =,_». _

1. : ‘ _ - ' ~ " “» ' » -- _ ` " - "fo _ea-= '~ if **=`_.“'.“'.rfs.._¢i `.=--.1-_»`,"»l"?i‘é-*s

- of ' ' 11 tv"-_-' 1 vs_- _-__-as

The President and Secretary of the

Maritime Board of Trade, both resident in Kenr.vilie,haveprovcd themssve »tobe very active odicers. As the sixth annual session of this Board is soon to meet in Kentville, these officers have addressed the follow- ing circular letter to the local Boards of Trade and to the Press, for the benefit cf all interested in the work covered by such

Oh, t_hey’ve swept the parlor carpet and

they’ve dusted every chair

And they‘ve got the t-irlies hangin' jest ex-

actly on the square;

And the what not/s fixed up lovely,and tl; e

mats have all been beat,

And the pant-ry’s brimmin over with the

bully things ter eat.

Sis has got her Sunday dress on and sbe`s

TWV- 'fW°PWA1\T f`HA1?i,"TTF.'1()wN PRINCR 12'."-"‘Awn rev n p v'(;Uq1~

°‘;'*°"§°'-__ _'Board of Trade of the Mari- _'When the Minister Comes to is There, for Honesty 1° "V" YY

time Provinces' Tea. ' - ls there, for honesty poverty, ' 4 -' s - . . . __ ' _______ ____ __

That hangs his head and u' that il

The coward slave, we pass him by

We dare be poor for a’ that l

For a’ that, and a' that,

Our tolls obscure, and a' that;

The rank is but the guinea’s stamp, The man’s the gcwd for a’ that.

an Institution:

1 August lst, 19(1)

at 8 p. 4m. Wmnssday, 15th inst. _

signed. _

_ Topics'-for discussion sujcct to final “me °hi°k.e” “Pd som' h*m`

arrangement by]Committees are as fol- Ma’she,np°lergwehke fury and say

fows.

pire. _ `

ment.

time Provinces.

and St. John throughout the year

daiions for tourists.

7.-Rate of freight on apples.

speed.

10.-Legislative union Maritime Pro-

vinces.

This is a goodly list. There is promise

of a large attendance, and no effort should be spared to make the meeting a success.

Boards which have not yet notified the

Secretary in regard totheirdelegates,ctc., should do so at once.

The President earnestly desires that all

delegates will, itpossible, be present from

commencement tolclose of the meeting, ` seems wr me’ is “ me ! \ and also be prepared _to take 8 lively iu_ But I like him all the zamey, and I only mestm the oeiabemions. Wh h°’d my s ' ' -

Boards are entitled to one in ten of their

membership as delegates. Percapita tax, with us every d“7;

_ _ _,_ _ _ ._ _ ._ __ __ x5¢._ 39,158 in uma” Gt this mx Wm Only think ofhavin`goodies everyevenini

thefulinoioat . please réme_mbe___ _ _ __ Jimmmee! __ ____ _ _

_ M. G.DEWoL1='1=.',

President.

G. E. CALKIN,

Secretary.

_ Kentville, N. S., Ma's got- on her best alpacky and she

l The first session of the sixth annual Pa has shaved as slick as can be, and I`m 3 meeting of the Amlima Boards wm be rigged away in G. ’ < held in the Y. M. C. A. Hall,Webster street And it`s all because we`re goin’ ter have

The `DominionAtla'ntic Railway, I C. R.,

_ p_ E_ L Rmnd chubmmwn Navmtion _ Oh ! the tahle’s fixed up dandy with _.the Co. 'wlilreonrn delqntes free the Bhd in- ‘ 3'm"°d3°d CMN” set’ clusive, on) presentation of standard Am w°'u“°° th* "ni'°' °°°'¥’°l’ *md the certificate, which they will please apply °°mD'“5_' 590°” 7°” bet? _ for stemming point, and present m the And we’re gomgto have some fruit-cake Secretary at Keutville to be counter- _“nd mm" t‘himbl°b°"'7 -“mf

1___P|.efe!.enual Trade with the Em_ And “such awful luck with cooking,” she

2.-Development of Canadian Trade

. . as prime asit can be,

Wlth the West Indies' . . And she’s talking that way ‘cause the

3.-Curriculum of our schools in elati

r on

. . . _ i i te ' t rtea.

to ourmdustrial and commerciaiadvance- m D 8 rs e

4-\VhatT can be done 'to attract a. de- ever wuz, Sir*-*ble l`\HSS|0f Immi81‘1U\iS t0 the Muff' Pa won`t growl about the vittles like he

5-Daily mail service between Distr and heiiaskme would 1 like another

' p pea °

6.-Better hotel and other accommo- Th3,r,,er¢Qurse,it only manners, an' I’m

8-Development of iron and steel in abguf, the Sunda sehooi

° ` y 1

dustries. Ma’ll tell how she liked the sermon that

9.-Atlantic mail service on the basis of was on the Ggiden Rule,

frizzin’ up her bangs,

askin how it hangs;

_ the minister ter tea. '

_ And tiz biscuits and some doughnuts and

everything is had

is sure she never had,

But; er course, she only bluHin", for it’s

E_verybody'llbe smilin’ and as good as

generally does,

iece of i but sho '

s’posed ter answer "No.”

Sis’ll talk about the church-work and

And if I upset my tumbler they won`t say

a word terme-

Yes, a boy can eat in comfort with the

minister ter tea.

Say la minister, you’d reckon, never’d say

what wasn’t true; `

But that isn’t- so with ours, and I jest can

prove it too;

‘Cause when Sis plays on the organ so it

makes yer want ter die,

Why, he sets and says it’slovely,and that,

At our house for good and always and eat-`

And I'd never get a scolding with the

minister ter tea.

A ma.n’s a man for a’ that;

For a' that, and a’ that,

Their tinsel show, and a’ that;

The honest man, though e’er sae poor,

A prince can mak a belted knight

As come it will for a’ that, _ That sense and worth, o’er a’ the earth

Shall 'brothers be for a’ that.

Two more vessels of the British Navy, the “Diadcm" and the “Furious,” have been equipped with Marconi’s wireless telegraphic apparatus. The receiving coil is suspended to a. gal! attached to the mainmast, above the semaphore, which is. the highest point on board. The appar- atus is made to work up to a distance of Zlmiles. - -

cnoLERA INFANTUM

Carries od' hundredsof babies every. summer _whofcouldba saved by the

_ Is-king-otfmen for a’ that, __ ___ _An

_ _ attiie‘this.ti_me1_'ofthe

’A1Ii_d 319°

- youf‘soii!_thef`m,

- name"“Washiugi-Ties”

_lieve~.-- _ -

_ ' ` | 0urWaehing

‘ or _even * °fJ; °<;>lor.,1?rioe 5¢%"f10¢.

l _ Evvudoiortpeni wifhxns

:__ f°s~ndwv_ng.- > c-

_-~,'_ __‘. __ __:‘

_What though on homely farewe dine, " __ I ' I ` - `

Wear hodden grey, and a’ that ? ‘_ _ ,- Q f _ ; _ _ Gi’e fools their silks and knaves their _ A M I I 1 f < `

win _' - ` ` ` ` ` _ '

_ -.~.»~ ->-

’ _ -_ - ._ °~_.:- Q-

s A marquis,-duke, and a’ that :-i ' 1 _ _ _ V F "` I S `

But an honest man's aboon his mi ht- I _ ` _ T _ _ _ _ _ _;_

n I' N' \ j A

ir 8 A '

Gund faith, he maunns fa` that l ' 1 ` '

_ For a.’ that and a' that: ' 1 _ - . _

Their digznities and a’ that. _ D0 you _Wana The pith o’ sense, and pride o’ worth ` l18»V6 =Op6l10d l3hlS

Are higher ranks than 5,’ that. or gpgn fl-out just yan like it. _

Then let us pray that come it may, W6’V8 OBEB bflt I-118 y

__ ` -. -_.

May hear the gree, and a' that, i_ 1 _,f . ' I ‘ _- _ ` “ ~ § § f

For a’ that, and a’ that. 5 f ‘ ' -

It’s coming yet, for a’ that, _ _ "' i ' L_ _ 'l That man to man, the wide warld o’er ` ` o J I » _

- _ _ f _ ~ __ _ _

_ °B""°’“°B““”- Are real-ly the best value we_’ve ever st-en

w,,,,m ,,,,m,,,,_ . ______and the _most cc-ml'orting,1tco.-` " » `

_ 4 _

t. __,._

Upon Front

_ d wear. We’ve_just'opencd a few 'doa-'

»_Yv_=_vs_fe_yon~bi_rki¢ ora... lore. _ -_ on Shirts made especially for this warg 1--¢......°‘.‘£”.1ff‘..'.”.Z2.‘$‘f.‘}Zi.".;.f'“l’.f’;.‘£. 2351;, _ "_°““‘°’-_ 3°"-s -°¢°-them ww wwe

He‘s but a. coof for a’ that; so fast! because ,rl

For a' that. and a’ that; _ 0010?, .888 11116 p0i}|f, 'Q I I

me 1-nomo, mr, and rant, I Y d v `

The man of indepcndent mind. . - 9 ou on t mind ing 'w He looks and laughs at afthat. If N' 8 fast color' and . .

_ of a.

1 _

lilly liinio, Ladies'

_'“PE3IN”'

At our Store some day this week,and it Will givcyon some idea of how we are

“ducting the China Canunign. The was at wniosws os... om... 'rea seas, _l

, NEW Yonx, Aug. 11.-The milkmen

_itbcyond the comprehension df every M buyers. Our Dinner Setts and Toilet Slttllre also exceptionally low in price, Ind there is a. general boom in all staple lines of Crockeryware. Enamelled Ware at cut-throat prices.

3 A Y T

If !0°ll want ` VALUE; if you want BARGAINS; if you want SATISFAC-

TION, go to the only place where you can Svttbem. _

W. P. COLWILL,

sllmynde. P. E. lsland’s restest

Crockery Store.

TH EY ARE

“Gems” unusual

'Those jars which we have for preserving. 'They are of three sizes, pi'-ts. quarts and half~gallons Ind sell at 6c, 7c, and Sc each. or 5112 75C. and 9oc a dozen. Zlhey are

good glass

$5-

'nunnnuaun

CHEAP

'That every housekeeper will want some. Ask for "Gem" jars. Tele-

Pb0;.e or call.

1. n. Mason at ou.;

§f_!='»i-’_8_f-§i9us*$illi»'8iil.'8`§_ iictoria, was-nuance;

ll'll#lW.'¥#ll'll%&

‘”" Oxlords fimmon Sense.

Arc the names of our new Ox-

Shoes in Black. "Victoria, “Common Sense” are made * line Don la, turn sole

"8 made to permit a BME movement of the feet, and yet# bt stylish and comfortable. E

& Sllllll

Street, Corner below

_,London House.

[street and handle possibly from 20,000 to

)) ,

1:0 - ' ~ _ 1

Iddy Mmm is made of Vicié _yesterday from a month’s cruise along the Kid, gum som These ,hoes ¥ French shore,- reports that she seized and

- New-_,roRK’s naman.

0 _ ~ ~ - _ __ _ fs.

_-i 1" ‘ , /,_

lf all the Cows Were Driven lm I y TIC! Wullld Fmt(-

T-_ _

wipped the -perspiration from his brew, shooed the ilies away from t-he milk cans and looked at the Citizen's correspondent.

“I’ll tell youone thing about the milk

business,” he said, in a. weary way. “There's a heap more watch-ing than praying about it.”

The milk supply of New York repre- sents more watching and labor than the' average citizen dreams, as he pours his cream into the morning coffee. From 27,(lXlto%,tXl) cans of milk, each can holding forty quarts, are distributed in the city every day. When one realizes that almost all ofthis 1,120,000 quarts of milk is delivered before 7a. m., the fact conjures up a mighty vision of early morning hustling. By for the largest percentage of the milk comesfrom Orange, Sullivan,Dutchess and Columbia coun- - tries, and is brought on special milk trains, being from two-and a. half five hours on the road. Much of it reached New York at 7 p. m. Still more comes in at noon, and all of it is packed away in_ ice, at the various milk depots, until distribution time. The large dealers have a central dairy and branch departments in different quarters of the city, the milk when taken from the train_being trucked to these branch dairies, each of which has its own contingent of milk wagons and 1 employes. The`more important dairy firms A have from fifty to seventy wagons on the

25,000 quarts of milk each day.

It is only within recent years that the

bottle system of milk delivery has been introduced and the milkman’s troubles have increased with the innovation. The old-fashioned light wagons, in which the dipped milk was distributed, are im- practicable under the new regime, for the bottled milk is carried in heavy ice- packed cases and takes up much more room. Of course the bottled milk has its advantages. It isn‘t exposed to the air after it leaves the up-country dairy, and so runs less chance of being invaded by the germs that cut so large a figure in modern science. Then, too, thc cream is left- to rise is peace, and each bottle has its own quantity of cream, so that it is easytotell whether the milk has been skimmed or in any way disturbed.

_Q-~

Trouble In Newfoundland.

ST. JOHNS, Nfld., August 10.-lThe

British cruiser Charybdis, flagship of the fishery squadron which arrived here

destroyedanumber of fishing nets be- longingto settlers in that part of the coast. ' The French cruiser Isly pursued a similar course. The mat-ter has been made the subject of representations by the victimsto the colonial government. They have appealed for redress. Strong feeling has been aroused in the colonyby this treatment of British subject

A countless _1`N__ rss _ s.u.vAr1oN

SB inthe Wilco( the Earl ol Tllkarvilie -not

England, Formerly as America.

Lorman-. August 8.-- Among those

sailing to-day for the United States from Liverpool a few days ago were the new Earl and Countess of Tankerville, who arc proceeding to the United States in connection with the Salvation Army work, in which they are both deeply interested. _

The Countess of Tankerville was for-

merly a Miss Leonora _Vanmarter, ot Tacoma, Washington, became acquainted with her husband. who at that time bore the name of Lord Bennett, while engaged in evangelistic work in the West, and after their marriage they., _visited various cities in the United States, conducting open air services, the magnidcent baritone voice. of the Earl and the une soprano ofthe Countess giving especial

attractions to their evangelistic work.

Since returning to England Lord and

Lady Tankerville have been closely associ- ated with General Booth in his Salvation Armywork, and with the object of practis- ing what they preached, have leased to strangers their superb ancestral castle of Chillisngham, in Northumberland, the park of which contains the last herd of wild cattle in Great Britain. `

The cattle are very fierce _and of a

dingy white, and one of them almost kill- ed the Prince of \Vales when the latter stayed at._Chi1lingham, on a visit to the Earl of Tankervillcsome twenty years ago.

_ J

Dizzy Spells and Headache

Weak. llervous. and Run Down, would

Shake with llervcusnass-A Terrible Gaze-+A Remarkable ours.

Mrs. Chas. I-I. Jones. Pierceton, Que.,

writes:-“ For years I have been Q great sufferer - with my heart and nerves. I would take shaking spells and ‘_ dizzy' swimming, feeling would come over me. Night after night I would never close my eyes, and my head would ache as though it would burst. .tr last I haste keep to my bed. and 1311 11 doctor attended me from fallugntiringpring, his medicine did not

l . `

he“l?[ nhixve 'now taken ive boxes ot Dr. Chase’s Nerve F006. `8-nd it- 52# done me more good than I ever believed a medicine could dc. Words fail ‘UU G!- press my gratitude -for the wonderful ¢u1-e brgught about by ment.” `

Dr. Cha.se's Nerve Food makes- P&l¢»

weak, nervous men, women, and' chil- dren strong, healthy. and ha.DDY- 'IB pill form, 50 cents a box, at all dealers; or Edmanson, Bates & Clk. T°¥91\¢°~

, especially in view of Eng1and's vigoroud- ction in behalf of those who are virtually Uitlanders. `

from parties willing to -cater to the _ Demonstration io beheld ou the Aihletw -

'according to regulations ol the Central Committee. ~

_Aug 11. 1900. 4i

` MRS. ISABEL MASON.

tract of Wild Stnwberry' _ ‘

li -

» _

,If every mother would keep on hand

pain. _ - n ` V

Hundreds of infants just slip into the __

sirhple precaution.

for the Cx-amps, Colic, and' Diarrhoea of`

many babies, lives these past dfty years. _ Read this letter from a grateful mother:

cured my baby completely of an attack of `

months and was failing fast. One day my sister-in-law saw how he was going to no- ,

=<-_-'E'

8' _

by the undersigned until the 15 h inet.

Association Park on Aug' 27th. inet..

JOHN T. SULLIVAN.

Secreiary.

Auction Sale

To be sold at the premises by Pub-

ic Auction on _ _ _

` -_ -_»' 3.

A. n`. lsoo. -

ai _ilu mr sl mln o’claci noon. the house and buildings on the corner of Richmond and Rochfort Streets. Also the vacant lots adjoining the above. _ I

For further particulars' call at the

cEce of 9 _ ~ -

wlnaumii at uw I _

' i itors.

MR, ROBERT BEAIRSTO,

timely use_ofl Dr. Fcwler’s ' _H _ __ __ _

_,.__. .

iicxfszldxtznetof 'Wild Stmwbexry, she_ 4 ff-Y i :wouldbe_saved_c.grect-deal -of anxiety g-_ ~ - A “ -~

o - »

- - ' ` ` - I-f~ __ ~ ;-*T

There is no remedy so safe and etfectua i _ _-f _ ‘ » _

infants, and- none _-which _.has __sav_ed_§ so _ .

Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Stra_wben~y,__ f Whit Tfldé' W6 HGVB Wo'l1 I Whitt

A x-H :_

1 L:

. _ ._

durilir thefhot'season_-a»hottle.o'fDr. Fow-Q4 B _- Q -_ _ _ I

- V X

amx1isr__mbya was oem or needless' _ ~ _sf "

._ __

Save every year through n¢8lectof this ~ _ ” 'v ' ~ _ e _

__ _ _ ~f1§>‘

- . - » ~: - A11 ' '

V -'-`~" _ ‘ -.<1-:i

_ __ __ _f i _-_ _ _

. i ‘ I ’ ‘ V ' 1 1 "ii

Cholera lnfantum. He suffered for‘ ‘ We N Afts'

_ l ' _‘ "1§’_;r3

th-ing and she #Old me to Bét a. ' bottle of” ‘ _ ' _ " ' ’°- 15'l`""7'4’l“ the Fowler-'s Extract without delay. Idid = ‘ I ` ‘ * _

so. and soon to myjoy had my baby com- _ __ - _ _ _H -__ w.-'_ ____ =l

plelkly l‘€8lI»0l`ed tO agllill. i

Mas. Jacon Annnncnr, s _ y - ‘ - f-= ; _ ~»~ '~_.

'Wellesley Ont _ 4 " ' :‘5<‘.~_" -ff-*<1-7*f”`1‘ if

1 Always ask for Dr. Fowler's`Extrhct of - - '_ - I ' V - ff _ .1 Wild Strawberry and refuse any substi- 0 ' =~ - ‘ " B' AA -- ‘ “ " I `°

tute of imitation, many of which are _ _ _ _ ~ .hi hl dan e ous. I MICAi thshi host _ ctAX'llGRll\Sl el I le- _ - _ _

g y g r ` nts s peridot; smznoth szizrgtetbo on chdaxlo. Wheu'%h*::|crtab°oqi‘|`l?1::d' Era?

IOAasanvothera.xle enill-d1r»u‘wt=rk wdd

_ _ __ .urns muck u1c_fl°§`°aN_v crane _ _ ____,______. _ __

*IMPERIAL oxr.. `co.. Lew

. _ __ ~ Petxroleurn. Banners.

Tenders in writin willbo rceived ‘ ' " ' ' "' '_ " "' _f

lillllll. llil llll ill llIlllll7'°i

Auctioneer

_Aug io, To at Fri tl

Yes, to serve you with the kind

u Underweor,Shirts,

Hats and Clothing _

You require for the warm Wea-W ~

` r`

ther. _ .

q I 0

C' all and _'see _how little nioncy

takes to buy an oni_tit_fat °_t '

~ u

si- is

P¢fJ5¢°/$9*