__ over ydui gear

you will,`flnd_»there is some. iililldrlto be'replaced-We are in a Doilition to attend to ..t_hHlc_ ._Wa_l_its and would be pleased to have you look _ over __ our__ stock-I-_l¢__r__¢¢__ _y°n_ will had-Rods, Li n es,

Casts, .F|_iea,_§ Hool__rs',¢ .

Reels. s`inl¢ss.,` 'asslietsy

_ Nets: 1 _F‘l0atSs - Basket __Si_falle. Rod Cases,

1. Space Tips, etc., etc. h . _

See our Bamboo Rods-

10c to $1-50. `

'V ' .. -- ‘ » _ Dllildb f0l’.!0t'id lffteilfollnws La Grippg_an_d_ fever, or is brought onhy over excitement or worry. 'tl is a serious condition and paves the _Way for more slokness. Ou this account it should he at once corrected by the _rellllar use 'of Ferrozone. .f*- _ -- . A wonliffiul medioins is F‘Q_lT°l4if0. .It ll`1sta.nty_impsrts a re "seat _ for food.'an_d gives power toathe sto'_"l1 to digest sniasaimilsie _. ali" eaten- Dysuevsia sud- lmllgesti are 0llile_ unknown to those who use Farrosone, simply beesuse it diaests foodso quickly, that it has no time to ferment or sour on the stomach.

lf the liver is torpid, or the kidneys

H02 _eliminating as they sh _uld, they are soon 'restored toj normihl action. and the poisons that might otherwise .be retained in the body to cause dis- ease and' ill health. are carried off .through natural channels. 1

The surest road to perfect health is

-‘ii l

and Trade

of Fo- Depart-

sess . sneellius se- `t.lm?froir’i the mid-

lst. The ear-

came on March 12th

on June 4th. now coming in from in-

rauches showing the produc-

for the present seasonand from reports fairly accurate estimates

the province 'carllle made up. Five

representative statements from large

pe,.,.°z°,,e_ young gms who have ranches show; 69 pups from 16 litters; been accustomed to eat almost noth- 53 Wil’ f"°Ul iF°“l 13 UMW? 31 WP’ .

ins at breakfast. soon get over the had "'°"' 7 liiiefli; 44 young from 12 lit- 1 " ` . . ' ~ --- habit. by using Ferrozone. and as e f_':;'_";e1€_rl’;'&’ _f;‘_f“;e:_tll=:'__°';':_'e n‘_?_‘_‘_bl;‘__ 1 i -CAN YOU SEAT THIS CASE? result grow into has by vigorous. ~ ' » - _ womanltood When paoipao get up in °f f°x°“ is l“dl““'l°d by me” “gums PROGRAMMESJLLUQNEST KENT No ordinary liniment will even re-

use-rrrurss _

LIMITED l

gg.

or clala

hbve

above are. and Qqllege

the teach-

ot collectors’ teachers or 1 and amount

up o!_d_ona.tloas each. ` . by pupils must

collected by each, with

list must reach Secretary-Treasurer, P. B. I. Students' Gift Fund. 70 Prince St: Charlottetown not later than June 35th. lf your teacher ‘ is

kind enough to ts? charge of what you have collected _ e sure to hand it inon time. __ . ‘ "- -

-'Phe winuingof the souvenirs should

-_of course be of secondary considers-_ .‘_tion, The mai_n idea is to do something forlour lsla.n_d Soldiers. and those col-

no . 3. cease

‘,lector - _ win no souvenir ma _ feel

|' ._happy 6-_dme- soma- aouxiandf

-their-'work perhaps unknown to them- 'selves at the time. may count as something for their school. City pup- il collectors are asked not to stop psp- ;_ple going along the' street. '

- s

Vanishes Instantly

li Nerviline is Used

_ years 'andloose the strength and vim. A” “‘°l'° “fe bl' “"““°bl9 dm" k“°W'i ' ‘lieve Sciatics. Nothln but the most _ EO A0 of youth, the needogood tonic and "° be 120° l’“l"“_ °f “““d“"d l"`°‘l 9"' _powerful kind of a reiiedy can pene-

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' Central Drugstore

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Eas_t_¢_i;n_ _ Steamship Lines ALL-THE-WAY-BY WATER.

- INTERNATIONAL LINE.

8. S. ,C_Al.yIN Ai_.l8,TiN AND GOVER-

1,- Non cpse.

Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-

days and Fridays at 9.00 a.m.,‘ for Eastport, Lubec, Portland and Boston. ~ ljteturn- Longo .Central Wharf, Bos- ton, MondaYBi.Wednesdays and Fri- days at 9.00 a.m., for Portland and St. John Eastport and Luhec.

' MAINE.-sT_EAMBHiP LINE.

1 Between Portland and New York.

S Steamship); ‘Northland and North

laeave Portland Tuesdays, Thurs- days and Saurdays at 6.00 p. m.

_lgetugn leave New_York same days t .. _ _

a p. m. _ A week day trip in each direction leaves Portland and New York Mon- days of 10.30 a. m., June 19th to Sept. 11t‘h. 1 St. John City Ticket 0iilce,47 King Street.

_ A. C. CurrIe,.Aqent, St. John, N.B. NA. E._ Fleming, T.F., G. P.A., St. John

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'ro

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TICKETS ON SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY March 8th to October 25th

Nlongay (for Tuesdays Boat) "'8A8KATOO_N, CALGARY.

EDMONTON, ETC. Tickets good for Two Months l from date of issue

_. -rouslsrs swsaaa~~,_ 9 _ Faom no _ _pdl- See that Ticketg John

and can auaiirstliae. .I

o full artic sul l -Lieut.

A.;FB.rCosh,pAgriog,ll?Sral_ llllqll. Char-

lottetown. -if -,~_.__ .GPR »

_ write M.<;,.siét__li_.\?;__i£_;_,,1J§§_. gi, titles-sliluilit '- ` »

» , _» ,|51 rin.. ,_.___._..._ _ J’

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po” .__.1__'essa

June 7th, j`.__.f ._ IFA ~ will ssil'f_[ ttetpw-n fo-.sossilii _ HURY =illlif1f.HA.l_-._..~43??t'..°* 7 a. m., and eller! Wednesday at ,the same time thereafter. For further information ap-

p_ to _ ll JAs.@»éa-RnA_C.HER.. ._ . . sy.-f_i~§11~ ASW

the trials of our vigorous winter, and

8.30 a. m. 9.00'a. m. 9.30 " 10.00 " 11.00 " 11.30 1.30 p. m. 2.00 p. rn.

“ 3.00 “ “ 4.00 " " ' _ 5.30 "

SUNDAY.

F‘9’5‘° eww ceo

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!“5"5°*".° cause-o'e° ¢c¢o°

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>-I 5°? .nee U73 'FP

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gee: ob oe

` _ M. M U RPHY.

Manager.

9893-5-23M'l‘h&Stf.

vers not classed as standard matipg

spoken of, is greatly checked by good ranchers. by means of vigilant but discreet watching of the ranches by caretakers and the other troubl that

claus treatment.

“Information thus far in hand and a

D o noe ward

Island for 1916 ”

MRS. BUTLER WILL TELL YOU , ~ HOW SHE FOUND RELIEF. `

Dodd's Kidney Pills Have Brought

Her_Beiter Heaith.Than Sha Has

_ Known in Years 'arid She Wants to Te||'O_t__hers About it.

--Any woman who suffers from Kid- ney trouble should write to Mrs. Al-

from them that she is anxious to help others.

"Dodd’s Kidney Plllshave dons me

bloodbuilder tg enable them to resist "97 buck mx” Bild 800 Wi" of “ll” '___

,ms is where Fermwue can be “sed thsst season on tl_1e Island. a 100 per Peltér l:§_c_:_t_l::.)i§|_1-Wayside Flowers_ to great advantage. ge ' “crease W ll mean 4000 foxes 2 The Roll .(‘all of the I~‘lowers-

Both the young and the 0m_ the or the production of the season. The Pr__n__r Pupns .

Weak and the “hong male and female natural increase _wlll, however, be re~ 3 Y __ ___ '_T__ F can deriv untold benefit from Ferro- ‘Need by °°"t“i“ °°'““°°' ' Rec a °“- B "st Day M

"Bi Mead t c main no “These are,‘ principally. that the sD"|“g"“m"“m H“ich°5°“-

fitptiliftes orsigrirrxgius drugs oand will mmher fox' ‘mm ’“h°"""t W"d“°“» L4 Plano D“et*WmBt°n and Hamid

' may destroy hex-'~l_itter or a part f it. anglll- ' "1 - - 1

price 50o. per box or three boxes for 315°' certain din"-es' chiefly W°"m“~_ of 5% laqnugal' i I

will lnfest the young fox life and take - ° °_ 0"” "5 “ the G “ming

$1'25'. - I - the lives- of some. The first trouble "T°m C°i°’“““-_

7. Recitation The Call to the Flo-

wers-Harry Foster.

8. Piano Duet-Harold Riggs and

Harold Holbrook

a . , -

‘rl 1°, disease, is me, by prompt ,mg md, H_l:____£eetlstlon-Arbor Day-Aniston

10. Chorus-Dreaming of Home-

careful study of the experience of asf sch°°l‘

11 Recitation--The Lads of the

ii t i -

S. S. gsalggazlbtaiczilnsst im1>t|?l of 3533?] pups Maple Leaf-Warren Duchemin.

12. Song and Chorus-Khaki-Girls

Leave Ch"i’own Leave R. Point ' ` 0; g¢],00|_'

13. itecitat_ion-- Reveilief George

Iohnson. ‘ ` '

14. Flag D_rlll--Girls of School.

_ _ 15. Solo and Chorus-Marchin to

_ Victory~School . g 1 16 Recitation-The Roll Call-

2"l‘hox.npson Campbelll. I 17. Chorus-Are We Downhearted?

No.-School.

18. Recltation- Thou 3150- Fred

Batt.

19. Solo and Chorus-When .lack

Comes Back-_-James Murphy and School.

GOD SAVE THE KING.

The Exercises will begin at 10

` C°lg‘m' Om" MW 22115-’* fslleclel-l °'°|°°l¢ il- H1- The public are cordially

invited to be present. Mr. J. P. Gor- don of the School Board will preside.

“`“_°'“_° l fred Butler, wife of a well known for- _

i l mer living here. She`will tell her what -*_-.w--_-

m 3 ._ relist is to be round in Dodds Kidney -

' _ _ » Pills. For Mrs. Butler is so thankful | .

_ __ for the benefits .she has received _ ‘ . _.__-_..._*"___.._...._...-- . _ _

To add to the general interest the

' 9, world gf g0n¢1_" M;-g_ Bugler -_;m;e5_ following are to bo given as souvenirs

DR’ I E . "l have taken clght or nine box-wg mid to students for patriotic work done

I * - r

Golleitorg for- Royal Bank of Canada

.MONEY T0 LOAN. '

BR. HEATH McINTYRl. Dentist

cameron Block, victoria Row

Charlottetown

_ 0 '_H s:9s.m.to1p.m. Wal grin. tts 5 p. m.

_ __ _ 8580-10-ilillltf.

‘ BABCOQK AND SONS

1 satants, Trade marks, Designs. Egglsgared Patent Attorneys.

gpisbed 1877

Formerly Patent Office Examiner. aster of Patent Laws

tries

-ants. ,

99 St J Bt__ 7 _ |__ , K¢nm,dy_ gg5g.5.20M31'ug;p¢_| The Bay Stallion Nutwood, by Com- B,anche:m;:¢,w,_'n$¥§i.§=gt0n_ ,modors Ledyard, Dam by Parkside,

Y am enjoying better health shoe I begat' taking them than 1 have had

me a little forl work hard I am a

rt splendid remedy I have found D'odd’s Kidney Pills to be. Any women who wish to write to me I will gladly an- sw .” 1

er Mrs. Butler feels the gratitude that

Only those who have suffered and been brought back to health can feel. 'l‘hat's why she is willing to go to sg mug), trouble to let other sufferers know that they can find relief in Dodds' Kid- ney Pills. 1

“Soldier’s Dress Boots-a nice

iight boot for best wear. shown in a swell shade of tan calf-skin.-Alley

& Co.

988155-22M!-li.

Baron Border |e14o

for the season of 1916. Alexander

I' _ _'_j‘"f;`i‘i

, .

. »v1“'l.`lt‘ 11.' l. *l 'i~~, a..f

1-l 4, _ ,_ .. .

_ 'h -Fil ¢_¢¢_ll - ' ' ‘me your 'old faldi _ __ __ §ny_-yot|$1.lll__|_»erss___ _ox-_ . ce|\tQ_ pC\' tm) _ :cas :bfikhibmail 1 ‘ ~ Montreal Tooth Co. 419 Old Birlt’s Bldl.

r Montreal. Pr -_ . f 9769-5-18MB! lnwf 11110 ._ ‘ 1

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u.1s. .'-' -I Registered ata _ ~ 1 __ _ _

lift-_#13_1l'¢§¥°3'lk' _ _. <2. 5/ l0§§,?h_m__

~ 0 hits Chaffwheat "

sowing good seed

f"_"5

between May 10th and June 20th (only) in aid of their fund:

VETERINARY SURGEON for y.-H»,»,_ My U-,_~,“meB were a|m,,__,t Silver' medal. for school boy or girl

Office: Queen Street, mo ,,um,.,.o“s _,O mentiom but _ Md in Summersidc who collects largest a-

Alil°|ll|lliI l‘iUilll°l' DWI! 5f°'°- . almost everything :hat springs from m°““t- ..Reaidence: Revere Hotel. disordered kidn3ys_ Silver medal, for school boy or girl - 9857-5-20m1month. --My hem., and newes su” ,_,._,unh._. in Prince County (outside of Summer-

side) who collects largest amount.

, ga,-m woman and do an my own work Silver medal for school boy or girl Monson a uurrv for six or s iamuy~in and out milk- ill Cl1\lfl°il°*°Wll who collects larsest

3 | ¢ ,| A" ing and all such work on a farm. “m°“m- _ I" ' "' ." °m°y' "1 am mad to my anyone know what, Silver medal for school boy or girl

in Queens County (outside of Charlot- tetown) who collects largest amount.

Silver medal for school boy or girl

in Georgetown who collects largest a- mount.

Silver medal for school _boy or. girl

in King's County (outside of George- town) who collects largestamount.

Silver medal for College Student

who collects largest amount. “

Shield (oak and silver) for school

in Province whose pupils together have collected largest amount.

Smaller shield for school whose pup

ils together have collected 2nd largest amount. .

(In judging for shields and certifica-

tes for schools, the amount sent from

liaepresentatives in all foreign coun- _

` k"P t t~P tau .~ -- --

:Tgmite for Boo . m ro ° on Enrolment Pure Bred No. 40 will -

All about and how to Obtain Pat- stand at the owners stables, Southport -_

will stand at my stable , 98 _uston

n ’.{=._.,_., ' lst.. city, for the season 191s.

" T F' Terms: ten dollars to be settled for

i at time of service season.

DR ‘ I I _ As this horse is to be raced this fall _ a _ season will probably close July lat.

M?|?t1\l§0§t9»onl3ISEASEs Y?" make “° lflistake if’ ,-9585-5-sisiftusl. P' C' Qomllom

_ " __ _ No.. ..

_ _ 1 .» -___,__i‘_‘_'_`1`." .y 1 n Enrolment No _Z4 will

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ -li-_f _ales ti»e_se;»_<__»n ofisie st

mee 1 1 _.-H, " ` hd.-3 _e`owners_il___le.<-.Mhltsat

. -m ___‘ »| _' l -_ néi'8 risk. _ _

_,__-..-. _~ . _...__--~ '-" ""_',_'°‘ _ ... ___

as-E* "ati _ I , ~ .¢-g,,§>‘,5;‘,;_ _ rua sfaaiciydsna sta.

l J lv? l , V l.l ‘ij n *flil Y' ` . V

. 1 *__ i é;",,=» ei. _

_,M-| _swf if Forfuli particulars write a nel... #1-H‘»°°=111 11111

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_tl i' _. . _ ?`.i"f".‘.:.l.:_":_'°..

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. __ .

I ~. H. C. McKAY-, ' Wheatley River.

1. - _ Milf-1 - - P.1=:. 1.

Dilihlwli than itil

trats through the tissues- and finally ‘reach the Sciatlca Nerve. You can al- ways depend on the old-time "Nervi~ -lne." Nothing made today is as good 'or Sclatlca as Nervlllne was when irst produced, about forty years ago. All this time the same old “Nerviline" _has been curing Sciatica, Lumbsgu, Rhounzatlsm, and is considered to be without an equal in relieving pain or soreness anywhere. “Nsrvilmc” conldn‘t be made stronger or better," writes James E.. Edwards; "The way it cures Sciatica is to me simply u miracle. For years I suffered fright- fully. 1 rained my stomach with in ternal dosing. I rubbed in gallons of oils and liniments-none were strong enough. One good rubbing with Nsr~ viline relieved. I kept on rubbing and shortly was cured. My father cured ~heumatism in his right arm and shoulder with Nerviline, and my mother cured herself of chronic lum- bagc with N erviline. Our family sim- ply swears by Nervlllna and .we are never without a 500. family size bot- tle in our home. We find that for e_x- ternal paiu, for coughs, colds, earache, such minor ills it is a veritable family physician."

_Baron l;I_i_gh Ball

Baron High Ball will arrive in Sum-

merside on the lst June and remain at the driving parl: till the lst Aug- ust, with two of his' yearling which are to be trained by S. A. Rockford they _are some trotters. _ _

9820;5-18Mtf.

MAYOR 'l`0llll 216 1-4

. Enrolment No.34. . Mayor1 Todd, 2.16%, is too well

known to need anything said of him. His honors in show ring and on .race track are history. He comes of two of the greatest families in the world- Todd, 2.14% and Alcoyne McKinney families. His colts have been the larg- est prize winners when shown. Ho will be found at the stables of Francis W. Hughes, Grafton Street.

Termsz- Season, $15.00; insure

$20.00. Mares at owner’s risk.

HAMMOND KELLY.

owner.

is 1111-; j Imported _ Clysdale

TlIORNEllAl.E 17623

Enrolment No.38.

Slred by High Honor by Hiawatha.

dam, Kate of Chapoltonby Prince of Oiuy foaled April 26, 1912, imported from Scotland by'Smith & Richardson, Columbus, Ont., and purchased there by Mr. James Roper of 'Roper Bros.,

Rgyalty, will stand for the season at the s bles of Frances W. Hughes, Grafton St.',~ on Monday, Tuesday, and Satur- day. Balance of time at Messrs. Rop- ei-’s. ` ' `

Terms:- Season. , $12.00, insure,

$15.00. Mares at owners' risk.

f _ JAMES ROPER,

HAMMOND KELLY

» 1 owners.

. cisco A 2221-4 _

Reg. No., 2001. Enrolemont No. S5. Sired by Bingen 2.06%, dam by

Alendorf, by Onward.

Th s is a good son of Bingen, 2.06%.

Sons' of Bingeu sired 134 Standard Per- formers in 1915 McKinney, 2.11%, stands second in this respect with 58. Axwortby third with 55 and Peter the Great with 54. Casco A. was purchased at the Old Glory Sale in November lost and will he given a short season in the stud before being trained f r the fall races. Ho will be in the

nds ofthe 'veteran, Mr. John 0

' rien, i§lo_n's'haw. and Iwiil be at his s tiles on fda im leaving there. .en . ends! l|l_0rll Hay lil, travelling t roughhdrapa tg #bex Lora. _:_

; t r orth Tryon I

_ Noonan’s , Al-

ny, ' overnight. May 23 throng: ai-letown°1’t6'1’st' Connollyhi, neo .

_by stone (lorner to Konlillliiiil o iilg .' ~Mh§' 24' to Walter l1‘ouud's. imdpthen to Austin .MoNeil’s,-Stanley $idge, over night. May 25, . ihell 10

illiam MoNeii’s. Cavendish, than to

‘Hector Buchaiinan's over night, loav- .thg there Saturday moming for Steve .doles,.hdiiton. leaving there st noon .fer Charlottetown where he will stand fbi' the following week at thgstables at Frsnczs W. lingual, then liowins some rou e for t e season.

Tama:-lesson. 010.00. insure 018.09.

'ty' ~1».l'»

Week in and Woolf

_ out.

Year in and Year

2%-iii _

LEELAND F. 52551;

WIN RACE RECORD, 2,11;1-4 . Made on half mile track _ Trial Mile _in 2,05, last half in' 59 sec. __

Pure Bred Enrollment No. 2_0 _ _

The sons of Hamblelonian, which, to-day, breed on the biat

through their daughters, granddaughters, and great; gran_ddaug_ t- ers, are the Electioneer, and Wilkes strains, showing that the ln- tensilication ot the blood of the best, seems to be the surest way

to produce winning trotters. _ _ _ _ 1 Leeland F, 2,1_, 1-4, has this great combination, throuEl;oBel- s1r_e 2,18, by Eiectioneer, and Gambetta Wilkes, 2,l9, 1-4, by rge Willtes. Undoubtablely he will sire speed, crossed with any pro- geny of _t_he above strains, which are really the foundation o all the trotting blood. ' _ 1

' Will make season of 1916, at the Montague Livery Stables,

ten dollars for the season. _ _ _ _

Send for circular card, giving full particulars, for the asking

- IVES & MURDOCK,

- Montague, P. E. I.

_ sam-s-zonal. .-

' u - = _l -£ _-

-_Commodore Lydiard 34109

Season 1916 Enroliinent No. 37 '

1 Champion Speed Sire of Maritime Provinces,_Sire of Bob Mac.

2.13 1-4. Champion' Pacer of ~Maritirne Provinces; Consider, 2.05 on Mile Track, _Hilda S., 2.16, Iona Girl. 2.17 1-2. Rexliszht, 2.1'Z1~4, Premier, 2.19, Orwell Belle 2.23 -1-4, Arena Belle- 2.22 1-2. Lady Commodore 2.25, Helen_ G. 2.27, Commodore Eipulett 2.25 Zealot |229 1-2, Kitchiner Matinee 2.25, Nu_twood _Ser. M, Race M. 220, Tom Commodore 2.24. and 20 others Just waiting for a_ chance to step in the Charmed Circle, and how c_ould they miss as he is him.- sel Champion Sire. His Sire Admiral Dewey 2 04 3-4 was 'a _Qliangglon Sire, his Grand Sire the Great Bingm 2.06 heads the is ay. ` » _ ' So Breeders mate your Good Mares with the Great Sire. He can be seen till further notice at his own_stables_ Montague. _

Mr. Ellis the latter part of March refused a handsome price

from parties in N. S. for this horse but as he is an admirer of good stock would .ratherkeep him here for the benefit of the public. _» Terms $15 for Season guaranteed return privilege. _

__ ELLIS PHARMACY _Lfl‘D. __

‘ ' ' M. CLARO, In Charge. _ -Mu _

9 THE AC ADIAN 1 1 58039 1

Enrolment No. 19

The Standard Bred and Registered Horse the ACADIAN, $03?

will make 'the season of 1916 as follows :-Leave the stables of . . Scmple, Travellers Rest, Monday May ist for Leonard Schurman’s Betleque, at noon; thence to Alex. Anderson’s» Fernwood, over night. (Tuesday May _2) to Wm. Noonan’s, Albany, noon, thence to ].W. How- att's, Cape Traverse, over night. (Wednesday May 3) to Jabez Lea's, _ Victoria, at noon ; thence at or near J. Bradley's, Kelly's _(Cross, over night

(Thursday May 4th) _to George Dcacon_’s,_ North _Wiltsh\re,_ at noon; thence to Watson Smith’s, W eatley River, over night. (Friday May

5th) to Frank Andrews- _New Glasgow, at noon; thence _to éames f Stewart’s, Bay View, over night. (Saturday May 6th) to David ole’s, Clifton, at noon ; thence to the stables of W. T. Semple, Traveller’s Rest,

%vl}ere he will remain until Monday, May 15th, when he will proceed as e ore. _ ._ f

The r\.CA~D'lAN is sired b Sablcton, 26972 (2.24%), sire of

1'Gwennie(2.22;d) Meiva (2.23l’, Mabel (2.25) Sableton is by Sable

Wil-lies, 8190, (12.18) sire of go, inclu_din§__Teddy_ Beal-_ (2.9%) ; Lau_retta and _nlby Direct 2:0854). ble Wilkes is _ny Wilkes, 2867 (2.15%) sire of 9_3 mclud|n§)Fred Kolel, (2.o7%), uida (2.08%), and the_dams of 110 including euerv_o (3.<_>65£g.~Solaoa Boy (2477 . Guy W1ikes_1s by Geo. Wilkes 519 _(2.22), sire _ f 83 and thefdamsof 1 iq, Geo. -Wilkes ish Hembletoman.1o.- - The ACADIANXS dam is Nellie Bird b Nelson, 42? (2@,_site of 62 including Merrill, (2.10%), Lady biizlson ‘- (2134 B), ‘1 iitdtid

__(2.l65`4_)," The daughters of Nelson have produced thirty in the 5%: :ini list; _1 'Nelson -is by Youn Rolfe, 3517 ((2.21%), sire of' nine and e

_dams of.,twélve. Young Rolfe is by Tom olfe, 306, sire of seven and | the dams of three. Tom Rolfe is by Aratus. _ The A_CADIAN’S md _dam is May Queen b Early Bird (2.li'£asire of six includm ~ y _Bird jr. (2.11%). Hylie Bird (2.12%). rly Bird is by Jay Birdjlre _of 143 by Geo. Wilkes 519. Ma Queen’s_ dam ls Juanita by May Prince; grand dam Maud W.. by lion Moltke, 4195. _ `

. The.-above mute will be continued th bout the season, health

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