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PAGE TWO .,,, mm mn' . 'ma cHARLo'r'1‘1z'rowN GUARDIAN ms- in mr- _ _ MAY Is- 'fair

Trout- Tackle

},0,_,_,\,-in i_\- _, iigllwuifu 'i`lii- iiiiiioiinl iiite-rcs; iii this neria Um( l___,_ H hui _IH __\.U. _ |-.'iriiili- und inock battle was shown bg

this i~~ i ui_\' und Lin-‘~\.<

ul- tip, it-ipiii‘-_ii‘.<~iits_ of

the .'iii__-l~.» iiiir i-HC

il.i'ic uiiii it-Ii. ide ‘\ C:

ii.i\'c un uiiususil _v tire nrrziy of

'Re Lines. Rods, Cas ts,

tliiit will ph-.ise ilu- iiii-st

i-\;i~; tiiip; i~i~-.ing-l.-i iroiii

Ui' {`L.i`,, ;_\ ,,_.i1 -Ui ;.\. iii‘i'i..niiy and France have led ti.. ,

Q `-4 "12

tivo ii'i;il-cis ilirirl \\'L' nie iililc to -g-iveyoii un- eipinlli-il values for (lc- P

endiililv 'oil.~=. ].G.]amr`eson

Druggisi ‘

l.-sziiiiiig 'l`.ickle lloiisc.

- . ____ _ _____ ____ ___,__,___ __ _,_ - -~ _ '

'_rHi=:cHAi2Lo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN _

I ' ` ' ' ivioNDAv, nmv i5, igii. __ __ ' K wfiiiiiiiiii<i`iNWi'riiiTmn,'rHi~: i..-\s'r ANU wonsr.

i .\ ri-iiiiii'kiiiile cxliibition, (if great

ibn: piiinful iiiterz-s't, ivfis made iieai _in-nr l.ondoii on lfriday last in whicf fair-"oplniies and ilirigiblc liallooni

pmtisi-d inilitnry i-voliitions, ani fliiliii iittiirk mid ilrfrlisc, lioiiib-tlirow ini; iiiiil iii-:;put<‘li carrying iii the air

,the pri-seiire of iiearlv all the mem _iii-rs ol i’uriiainent and high official _of strife. its patriotic bearing recall the-fart that other nations, n0tabl_

iviiy in this iii-.w foi‘iu of prepara|;i0_ for liiiinaii slaughter, and we all miie.

_tl-ei that in this warriiig woi-ld th ."“t“‘""l Safety may demand like di l"0l"i>lll»‘iit for thi- defence of the Kin, wi--ni :ind thc ldinpirc.

lint tin- iuierr-st we must all feel -,

l10\\' fi-rin of ivarfare must be 1

1"'-`i>ei~ts :i iiiost painfii| Om

lH’fl-¢'i‘ii- rriii-i war lins soaked thi ‘si-il uilli hliiiiil ,mil mam. rod the ge.

iy_\_ith the ,-:ore _.if lmglijng 1h,,,,S8ndb _ hr iill i-iiihriiriiig air wus _VMI ummll _uteii and uiiilistui'b¢-il save by thi -siiiokr: of battle, the I-Um. of cannon _niie and musketry and the groans 0 ,the woniiiled and dying. Now it Wouli

ln_ppi-iii' that in the next great' wa, .l ii -‘~U_'iis’i-Ile will be exteiided to ii neu it-ieuiriit uiiii to that vnstcl. Mel livliirli _i-overs both land and sea. It ii l0i’i'¢ll|lI1§.' that this should come ti liiiss in this late and advanced agv ivliicli should he dt-\'ot.ed to dissciiiina

inns.

our Silver

215 \\'C lift.”

to rcplciiisli _\' 'l`;ilile-\\`;ii'e, _giviiig ;i ii-`.~.-zoiiiiiiif 15 per cent i-i`t` i ilil I-2 clov. lots in lciiiu-s,i`i»i'l<s :ind

patterns und ifclifil;-le goods

G. ii. L_

_spoons

Tlie.~e :irc :ill _good

ayler

jeweler

call how far the world vct seems ti li ‘- ' _ ., 'ii ,- - . . _ _. Ai - -, _»`~ -- .- , ,ii in

ni- - rin - _ . ~. '

i ~ < ‘ V ,_ v. `. ‘_

I I I ’

“Ui-' U11’ i>rinciples of human brother hood and pi-ag@_

The incident serve.-; painfully to re

ie tioni that happy date uhen thi ations shall leain “ai no mole

as' ue aio still learning “ai

neu and more horrible forms Reflect foi .1 inoinent that the deadly rifle 1 liilhc cd cannon which carry li-nth and destiiiction beyond the HHKO of liiiinaii vision the sinokelegs- pouiiei the infeinal explosives the leailly Y~0i'P0<iu, the steel-clad war- ship, the huge Dreadnought and th;

siibniai'iiie have all come into exis_ it i

r-nc- ivithin the period since thc men' of tiii‘i-1--score and ten years were at Svllin-l. So iiiilcli incn huve learned of

i1L‘\\‘ and awful nietlioils and means of liiiinan sluugliter within the short i

And now the time has rolnv wh€l1 the warfare that had sllfeilil *F010

and to ses., and beneath thc waves., shall mount into the air and rear its

iorrid front against the sky. Andi

his need not be. 'l"hc (‘hristinn na-‘ .ions could, if they would preserve the eatin of thc air for peace, but: thevl vill not. That is the saddest feature »f it all. What is of less consequence; s the added cost and waste of war n its latest form. At first warfare vas a matter of land armies alone.: 'Jar fleets were added, and we see to' :hat alarming size and cost they have rown. It seems that one nation must ceds follow where another leads. And ' re we face to face with this that our- iwu beloved Canada must yet needs iave an army, a nav" and an aerial act as well, all manned by ou,r son- ind brothers, trained and devoted ti- ireparation for slaughter of their ellow men? To that sad and inevi- .ablc end it would seem we are mov-l ng in this mad age in which ewci iiyc.

All over Europe and America arel -.hurch spines pointing heavenwaxrd .nd devoted to the worships and ser- :ice of the Prince of Peace. The wor- zhippers are numbered by hundreds of nillions, the ministers mid priests ilone-are in nuinbers, a mighty ar-i ny. Yet the preparations for war go .n in their midst, and hy their tacit orieent. There is little faith that vars will cease, and yet if the chris. ian churches were in earnest, resolute ind united, the problem of peace for' ind good among' Christian nations voulil be settled speedily and for all ,imc. We arc not speaking now 0( sith, or hope or religious duty. There is voting power enough in the (‘.1,[~is_ tian world to abolish war if thevo- ters would, but they will not. ,

And so above the spires of Chris-

tian churches, in the air wliere the hallowed pealing of the church bells rises like incense to the Father of all Good, are even now being marshalled the aerial navies that are to add new horrors to the annals of the men of blood. Hut some optimist will tell ns that thc more deadly and the more costly war shall become the sooner it will accomplish its own end. Let

those who will, take such comfort. as H105’ H18-Y froni this doubtful assur-

,spiin of life,

mice, but is there not it lvf,~t.ier way?

JUST Aiiliivizu

Two mir lviiiils' “i in lii-.iii'ori‘nt.:, \\ii;:i reys, .liond <'iii’l;.- .Riiii-aboiit.s-_ with ii i.) seats, iiiiisli, iipli and see our exliiii Selling nt io-.vi-_-.t 1- Co.

iinii l<\ii\i»i‘r_ tir

ll ilii- liiti-sf. stylg- ol.s`ii-i~ii|L'. cti-._ i`ii

.'>~ ~i<ll'1(li

Beer & Weeks Fnrrii

ture . 5-3dtf.

`:in:iii:\" \`iii'|'i:\i;es lu HN, __ ,. _ _ , _ _lm “___:_`_i__S_ _`,_____ iiisciissioii ovci the iccipio-

i\il`i'-I' -\"i‘.-\'i‘I<Is iL.»\ii.wA\'s iN

<'.\NAim. '

Q "ily iiizrcciiient :in eiloi-t hits been S iii.-ide by the opponents of that incas-

ll Uri- to iniike it iippeiii' that American

it. |i<~foi'c bii_vin;:.

rims. .\. il<-rin' ic

rniiwiiys, iind notably the Great .\ortiicrn (llill’s system) would ain

_ Canadian railways, as the' Great

Northern has a considerable mileage

~_l_.___.___l- . ' '

Fresh Mi

Round, Niiiniiii Rini of .\liiie,

when you. want ro; l.

Order ut

A. Pickar

l’li .ii-; J.;-J.

5»io<l|t`

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liirgely iii trailic at -the expense ol.

ll/l:tnitohn...... 540,121 ()nt:ii‘io_.. _ __,,_2_7§i1 199 British ' l'-oliiiiihiii ';7g'141

‘Alberta ........ '.'.'...'L sinus

Snskatchcwni1...... ._ . . . . .._ 4252927

l_ lt will be remembered that accord- ing to the census of 1901, the pop". lation of the three lilnsterii Provinces WILHI -

New Brunswick...... .. ...£331,120 Nova Sc0t.ia...... ......459,574 ,lrince Edward Island... ._ .....103,259

Fl|lH_fi_l EMPLUYES

NEW -YORK, Mny 0-Fuithfiil cin-

ployees in his household and in the iron business which he comiuilicil 1\f° to receive the hulk: of the fortune lcft by Neil: Poulson, pri-sideiit of the l-iecla Iron Works, who died lust week nt his home. in the i~lhorc ronii. F0" Hamilton.

Nickolie Christensen, who for miilil’

years acted as housekeeper for Mi". Poulson, has been largely bcneiiwil by her employer, who _direct-B that $50,000 oi his estate be :oven in 11°?- and all the valuable i-fleets in his home and in the stables nt FON Hamilton. The will of Mr. Poiilson, executvd

on August Z0, 1910, disposes of cash to the amount ol more than 5200.000- and a residuary estate, the Value Ol iihich is not disclosed, which in left to the American Scandinavian S0- ciety ol Manhattan. Mr. P0\_1lS0l1 was active in the orgiiiiiziition al this society, and during his life he Baile large sums for the advancement Of the work it was doing.

Public knowledge of the i-!“I\f’f0““

manner in which _Miz l’onlsf\Dl1H-fl provided for the men und \v\Jl1\<‘-H. who had been loynl workers was re- vealed yesterday, when the will was filed in the King's county siirrogilfe 5 othce. The executors of the will are wiiiism N. Dykmnn, it nrockiyn inw- yer, and for niiiny years n close friend of the deceased, iind Bernard S. Bellevue and l<"rcderick W. Smith.; In the clause which betiuciiths to

Mrs. Christensen $50,000 there _is also stipulated that she is to receive the furniture, books, plate, works of nrt and all other valuables in the dwell- ing and the contents of the stables. The residence, with the PPUPCNY. 15 left to Mr. Dykmsn.

Nina Olsen, u. domestic, iind Karl Kerber, a gardener. “fc £0 Twelve $5,000 each. Several einployecs ut the Hecla` Iron Worloi will benefit great- ly by the will. The largest bequest to those employees will go to Anna E, Brush, who was Mr. Poulson's secretary. She is to receive $20,000- 'l`o Albert E. West is left $10-00°- und to M. Frederick Uhristenson, al- so iiii employee of the iron works, is beqiientheil $5,000. Susie Grace, Nina und Marie Bocknmii, daughter of A. E. Bockman, who was n friend of Mr. Paulson, are to receive $5,000 each. Among the relatives who are remem- bered in the will are Jorgen and An- ton Rassmussen, half-brothers ol the deceased, who are to get $25,000 each, and Mrs; Neils (lungstut, widow of a cousin, to whom is beiiueiitlied $10,- 000, These relatives live in Deninark.

Several large bequests to charity

are made. Three llrooklyn`institii- tions, each of which will receive $10,- ,000,'arc the Brooklyn K'-hildrcn’s Aid Society, liluy lliilge Hospital Dispen- .am'y and Triiiiiing Sciiool for Nurses, and St. .lolin’s Guild. »

Sill. SANl<`Olil)_ l<`l.l1llVllN(i

l0Xl‘OSl~I>‘ A lllil UIC./\li.

| (i"l"1`AWA, Marv iii-Sir Siiiiford ¢Fleming, iii :iii open letter to Sir Wil- lfrid iiiiiiricr, iiiiikcs the i-iciisiitionrii lchnrge thnt. the recent (‘:1.iizida (leni- ent Merger, inisappropriated fourteen million dollars for which no value is shown. ' ` Sir Sanford Fleming states that this was arranged, by an inter-

' -, ~. - , l”-’ mediatory organization which divert- m_fhe_(}?nmh°m, I\"rth“cs'"' _Mlmyi 893,953 led to its own use the capital stock _p_ii.-.oi_i_i. iid been lcd by the discus- To bring these ugures up to a to_ m.e|e,,e,,c0_ ,,h,,,.e,. and \,,m,|s_

ned Coal

d & 'i'.»i..i <'.....»ifiif.ii iiiiiviini-. in i.'.s..7 nw _*___*

adics !

Do you want to wear

the best and most sly- lish shoe obtainable af reasonable cost? bo

you want the latest and most approved styles ? li so, you will be in ierested in our new stock of .

Ladies Shoes. Golf Bros

'i‘oi.iil Arncriciin mileage in (`.an...1,485ias the above estimate shows- but if

The mileage owned and operated bylit him? we ,ure.inclmed to think the

"iinridiiin riiilwiiy, systems in the-Maritime lmvmces loss of mpresen' l_`nif,i‘i| Siiiii-s' is :is follows: ltatmn may he even more than four

_ imembers. In any case it would seem

tiriind Triiuk l`iiiil\\'ny ..... highly prfjbable that the increased re' i‘n|iuiliuii Northern Railw:iy....... 170 pmsentatlon West °f the great hikes twin.-.iiiiiii i-in-ine miiiii-iiy,....._..,..n,:i9i will he attended with ii ions of ten

--~ seats in iintario iiiid the East.

lt \\'il| lu- sei-ii froni this stiitcnicnt. l\’lllil'l'AH.Y l‘lVl)liIl’[‘|(lNS

tiiiit for 1-\‘r~ry iiiiie of Aiiii-ricnn riiil- WITH 1\l‘1ll0l‘liANlGS.

i\'i_iyi< in Viiiiiiflii 1.liri‘_e iiri- i\oiii'iy five L0NnUN_ M_m_A __Bmarkah_c iiiili-H of (‘:iiiiiil|:tii rziilwiiys in opera- exhihition of ueropmncs for military tion in the United States, a fact purposes, was given hero yesterday,

tlnit. is of itself creditable to the Do- iirl__t\_vl;iCl;_ dfourtccn famous aviators minion and one which iiiity tend to P" lc Pa e ‘ _ relii-vc the ininds of those who leur The tests Included Bcoutln din'

that tfnniidiiin roads will be placed nt ii ciisuiivniituge by reciprocity. Is it not it more reiisoni-ible supposition flint riiilwnys on both sides of the

tween the two countries will almost

patch carrying, bomb throwing, and conveying and returning messages from Aldershot.

The fleet of aeroplnues attached

the dirigihle balloon botii armed with machine guns.

hoiiiiil:ii'y will profit by the increased- Pragtigaliy all the members of par. ti-iifnc which freer mins relations be- linment and the army and navy nifi-

cials witnessed the events.

Qiiebec...... . ........Z,235,160 - _

our drug store. They know that we |-evolutionists,

give every attention to the gras Bhd

' t ts ° t

l1£§i§£L"“;’.I‘,“i.‘i2{..i"°é‘i....°'§....i.éI. ‘i2i -iv.-ii.ti-Ox is Nimii-i. their success. lf your doctor does not 1- _ direct his prescriptions hen kindly ask MONTREAL. May 13-Last night s him to do so. You will find us prompt, reports from Nlcolet state six new careful and ob1ig|ng_ Th, Mmxinnon smallpon cases were discovered there Drug Go., D. A. McKinnon, H- L. !°l¢0¥'dl7- - Bethune, Cor. Gt. Gao. & Kt. Sta. The Board of Health is now con-

ccrtninly bring about? MAN AND WIFE

` _l""'”*‘”" INS'l‘AN'l`l¢Y hllililill. (ZIJESSES AT I’Ol’ULATI()N. .___

.__. NORWOOD, Ont., May 13-Frank

._ . _ M _ L, 1 - th and Mrs. Mcliliilan were instantly

‘~lcIiil'il:;pii) fi; Pdiins sro rlllilcrlmrtrl killed- while driving "cross A level

V K '__ crossing here.

(`artwright snid the official estimate, Their wagon Wm, an-“ck by ,l

of- the popnliition of the Dominion double liendcr freight train and nn Mum" 31 mst Wm, 7_i,0|_530_ H0 smiisheil to kindling wood. The bod-

Lmvf-. the estiiimtcs by'l'rovinccs for 3:03( the Uccupnnls 'ming 0" the

Q\l'!ll¢C. Ufll-“F10 Mill U10 WML b"l5| They lcnvc two children aged nine grouped the Maritime Provinces to- and five years.

gethcr, ns iollowsi

. A MIJXIC N T( WN

Maritime Provinces... . ......l.0B7,1~i1 . l H23 BEF;-N UA?-rU“ED_

,, WASHINGTON, D. C., May 13-The

town of Pichucalee, in the State of

1 1-D0ct0rB HWHYI BDUBK well 0l;(!hiapas, has been captured by 250

ion » suppose that the mileage of », The writer demands ii Purliaineiit- Amcriciin railways in Canada is tal or 1'087'131,w0“m requirengam My ill*/€S¢ilZH-U00 H011 the hill "UW

2__u_1t(__, than that of canadian mil_ of_e1_93;_078.t This is undoubtedly an ibefore thelliouse of Commons is held ivnys in the United States. This 0 res Ima e_p0smb1y 100'000 overlup as “su `

_ _ th t 1 - _ T ~ _ The charge has created big sensit-

tiiins out to be an entirely erroneous . e ac ua gal" he eshmated gain tion here

-_ ,_ . . . ten yearn in -Quebec is 586 260 i °

ci-ncliision as the sub] med f c i] In _ _ . - »- ----- --» s,,,,w_ O ac B W' ,end In Ont-lr-0 608,143. on the basis 'cAnEi.Ess 'r-nA1NMiiN

The mileage owned or controlled byiof the omcml estimate for Quebm PLACED UNDER A] “EST

. _ _ ‘quoted b Sir Rich r ‘ ' '1`

the viirious American railway sys-ithe _mit 5;), representgtgi bartwzlght' EDMUNDSTON, N. B., May 13- ‘teiiis in (‘ann<i:i is ns follows: on won be|Th°m"15 Dfligle. l’l`0Di`i€f~0I' ‘lf the

M__esj;i4,386 per member and the Mari-_§icr;_wt Fei;ry by wl;_ich _,six liyes dwrre

imc Provinces woul _ os en rays ii o as een p ace un-

li_i»lii\_»,~iir:" :ind Hudson systein.... 2325bers in the comin iezigss igvliimeml der arrest, Thi phargg iigiiinst l.iin Q" _li (""l,""l “nd R' R"""' 121 t V g In H on 0 is causing six deaths hy neglect in ._li<_ii|i:1»1ii (f-iiiriil lluiiw.'iy............ 349_90“ B_- _ .famng to renew 5 1~0f_t,m ¢ubie_ l_cii_- M-ai‘iiiii-fir Railway... 219 We do not believe that Quebec has The evidence shows that cubic wus tiii-.it Noitlif-rii llailway............... 564 I-cally gained H0 much in populatiom "nm fm. use_

i . ---- 'FILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is giiarriiiteed to cure any case ol ltching, Blind ill:-cilins' or l’i'otruding Piles in G to i4 ririvs or money refiinilcri. 50c.

LAST WEEK UF' THE

N.Y. llll’PODR()Ml'} HI-l()W.

Next Mon<iiiy's niatincc at the Hip-

podroinc will be the first ofthe liist twelve pcrloriniioces to he given ut the big playlioiisc this sci-ison. The date of closing has been set lor next Saturday night, May 20th. 'l'h<-.re remains but six more nights in which to see the present series of spee- tacles “The International Cup," "The` Ballet of Niagara" und "Mai-ching Through Georgia" in cou- junction with the big circus pro- gram. After Saturdiiy night, the wonderful "Ballet of Niagara" with its glittering and realistic back- ground, Mr. Vocgtlin's magnificent Niagara Falls' Scene, will be seen no more. Mr. Carroll Fleniing's “Marching Through Georgia" with the great cotton plantation scene, the building of the Pontoon Bridge and the march of Shermnn’s Army to the Sea will also have its last pre- sentation. Those who have not al- ready made nn opportunity to visit the big triple show have therefore ii short time left in which to see what is undoubtedly one of the greatest spectacular entertainments ever shown on any stnizc.

Y drtf. ducting an investigation.

Our .Spring Suits Are Ready. Sir!

Woolens. "

some gnrmeiits.

0 Suits

§-_ii

‘\

SUITS that :irc tlic prriluctiou

of the ihigliest salaried De-

signers aud that were iiiioiiil by

the most expert workinan, froiu

elegant Foreign and D uuestic

There _are no iridi-‘ul styles change

ihis season, hut there are many improve- ments in tailoring that make for hand-

$8.00, $|0.00,$l2.00, $15.00

If you have already been casting

about for a spring suit, Sir, we’ll take

pleasure in showing you what you have

been missing by not coming here first.

TONS---

suit in a smaller si/.c.

cliild.en's deparlinent.

plete and you‘li find

La/1;,/I fr/’(/' _ _lf i..

HAHlLTON.0NT. iq

Buying Clothes for Children ` i /4 Q 0. i

The trouble witli the average boy'.sj suit, :is _vou know, ' ,_ -

uiiidain, is that it is more often apt to lco‘< like ri iiian'.s ,/, @ (5 /

To impart io the youiigster`s clothes that uaturiil, boy-

ish look which you desire, requires special ziesigiiiiig.

This, the average inaniifacturer, lacking the proper

facilities finds liiuiseif unable to give. Then, usually, his trade in that particular line is not large enough to war- rant the installation of the iiecessziry eqiiipiiient. But iii building our business in th'.s‘ line we have lizid faith iii _the discrimination of the Canridiiiu mother und in the future of the country; and this ta th and confidence have been :ibuiidzintb justified by a steadily iu_creasiiig triple in our

Now is the best time to zo tp the lending clothing or '

dry goods storein your iocnliiy and pick out ent- of the newest Spring and Summer at len. Sizes iire coin-

more tenipting tihitn over.

W. E. SANFORD MANUFALTURING C0., Limited, HAMILTON

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both the faiililoiis and patti-rns

Piss -- .gs

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NICW A |lVl‘}ll'l`l H l‘lMl‘lN'l`S .

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‘J. H. Ringwood

Trotting Bred .Carriage Stallion Sire of Longboat 2.2! and Other Good Ones.

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We Pay Your Loss Prompfly

wlii-ii llie Fire has swept away your possessions. lfyoii have over .-iuffered fri\iii_'l“f:`|r_, fccts ofa dainagiiig fire, you will have :mine idea of (lic relief and viuiilort il |____

to yum-_ advantage to take out in fire iiisuraiicc policy sit once. Im al it is never known when ii coiiflagnlion may occur. The most recent wiis I 1

Bangor, Maine, with it properiv loss of Ten Million dollars.

know that you are priilvi-lofi by A good fire liisiiraiicv policy. You will find il NU" 7

Our rates are the lowest roiisisteiit with absolute security.

Hyndman fe? Co., Limited

bipnigwoin iv ii wi-ii bfi-ii stniiion. ` GCUCYQI A361118. Charlottetown, P~ l I

e ir yric-centor.2.zs, non of Nutwoori I ;' a,|i.a--i. sire uf 17| 2.:i. performers. irrand- Y

sire of over i:f00 in lint. His rlaught->ri. have prmliiced 2i'l0ln '2.Ji0. Hlii dam by I-he

lamoug- Black Pi|ot,'l.30 I-I. the host k--ovi-_n 5* _ _ horse in thln Province. llls irrand :lain is

th- wonderful h d ' ni k

Mare ’\_~i Black Pllotii ri. ni is by lt clnnis l’ony.lh igwood ima two cioales of l-‘rc-nr‘.li

(Jana -an blood tninusn him. Another F through French Lion, and yet anothn.

through Nuiwoodm nam. Mgis Russel by Hilot -ir.. tie by Canadian acinz Piln .

no G. lrlnddlm is by thoronizhbrnd

lmn. stag, A stallion whose get wera figm- edtlln nova Scotia lor extremely high

ac on.

lu Pinizivnnd. breeders have A horns ol

excellent bulid,wlth good notion all round He is nlring n claus oi drivers easy to sail they havin! the necessary luhstnnce mul

st- ii. which brings the bus money.

Hls_ cults at Iliil- fsI|'s ’rovincln_l l~}x-

hibition took llrlt and second prize in the

Rl' P

the oontlnen t.

-mm it

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