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Home Manoir. _._ i NEWSY Norss ........... Fiiiiii SEEDS ='"' iiiiiiiiifi

(U.lUl¢K|nH»

(C. E. Mdckensie)

The recent letter from Captain

John L. Read on colt stakes is timely and should receive the esm- est thought and consideration of every one connected with the fu-

` ture racing activities of our pro-

vince.

In reading over what had been

accomplished in the early nineties when colt stakes were in vog-ue and.

time racing, I feel that I am safe- M

in backing up the genial Captain:

in asking for serious consideration th

of colt stakes.

Under present conditions what 8

encouragement are we Slving to the

breeding cf harness horses, when 8

one who has sufficient coin can st-

tend the Old ulory or some other b s.i!e of coils and used trotters and' ol

is cble to procure anything from a

140 starter to a free-for-all. M Would it not be better business I

for this province to foster the'

breeding oi' speed horses by the( y te-establishment of colt stakes? i h

quite a large number of well bred st

and speedy mares which if mated

) (J. Mffiicholsbn) ` A4

'-'I The trend of the times is dis-

IYIDIDOIA

_,Wi ` _J

` 7"' __

“_ was mt tm 139| mg; mn) timtly toward colt racing. and es-_i - ‘

h M wud in me ,mmm gg valuable, opportunities for money ,ii

i, 330 over n provincial track. Winning by two year olds The nec Thnking over my remarks about an

6 Gm, dm me tn* we um, essity to stimulate breeding in the the shooting of the sea cow (or tai

year, makirg a record of 230 gi~.¢.Msriti.me Provinces is in part ‘I _ualrusi which visited the Island in in mms the mst Ma,-mme bred mm-psponsible for this, while the unmis-_192B, I was reminded that there is fo to trot in 2.30 over g Maritime teksbie interest shown by the rn-’a long list of animais either ex- ne

“_ Itire racing public also factors. Colti tinct, or ou the road to extinction- fo In 1891 only these two at home iruoee are popular with sll classes Those mentioned in this Note will, so ode the charmed circle but aixiood their steadily increasing Pon- , “_itl_1 one exo-piion. lac found to be th

later saw nearly sixty tr-ctters ulsrity will have the direct effect-vict ms of tho arc-r-enemy, Man ce

the ultimate results on our Mari-_ md Pacers bred and owned in the of increasing the production of The e.vcept.on is the herd of wild_ne

be* | z _ a

you

trotted in 2.28, being the in-st Ped-lily. toward more, and mor0_. GOING, on GONE: ,tin 0 3 - . . '

1-.ea i ‘

Mlnni _ 5 _ _ '

l ° I , _ I' '

tra

ar times with records of 230 or material for them One ofthe stock cattle at chillingham Northuni ter and four of these were in'obJec'tions to tire present system of berland. England this herd has el e 3 0 im trotting horse breeding is that the come dovin to us from pre Roman oi The Maritime colt stakes had breeder has no adeounie mlrkvt reatly assisted in developing the for his products without waiting so

ngsters md not only had we long that his profits usually vanish;

everal four year olds provincial this being due to the fact that ted‘with records of_"2.~30 or better| colt trctters have so few opportun- ut we also had mir three year ities for money-winning as compared ds in the charmed circle. Iwith aged horses, that the breeder. In 1891 tha-re were only seven as a rule derives little or no benefit

d Grevy's _sehr-a, of the moun- me mu mu by smug dw, ma ns near V.ctoria. Nyansa, is go- month of bmhd_y_ The mmm, °f g. The gorilla, too, is ear-marked

r extinction: its numbers were ed_ New aww] md “ck wmmlb ver great. and only its preference Mes .womuxt wsmnz mm Mm r the remote jungle has saved it M_ Mama and Mn P_ L_ o,_mp_ far. But man is encroaching on ben For ‘chock Mm Herbert sw,

e jungle everywhere, and will “umm and M1” Rum Dgcklesomy :-thinly kill off his ferocious

he’ ‘mimals Whose depleted them to the different convenors._

The New Glasgow Womerrs Iu-

stitute met at the home of Mrs. .Harland Hill on April 8rd. with

et about 50 years ago. Its rein- “venue” mmm" md two vw, - Ve' B‘”`°h°u'° Z°b'°' 1° °l’° ‘°°°' tors present. Members answered

previous meeting read and s.d°'P¢'~

After the correspondence was read‘

fghbw' f it was moved, seconded and carried 1 The nyala, s jungle-deer, the that the pwsxdem and s°m.,¢”.y md’ the kudu’ and the sable' °re.flll in the quc-siionaires and send

has preserved a historic race from of

cxtincti:n. ‘na

tim s, niid as Lord Tankerville numbers iozbodc early extinction. Next Hn can Wm bc answered by- cirimct any longer' maintain it, it The grrnt “schools” of Arctic ,has been saved on`y by the public wha`cs have been wiped out,` and

donating a sufficient amount to the tragedy is now carried over to m

."cari'y on." In this case mankind the Antarctic. The sea-cow proper’

the North Pacific was exterml- Ste ted in the year 1768, and the

emo _ "'I‘hc d-=pressIon has affected rue' csi." Refreshment committee.

lr member telling in what woy.§

venson and Mrs Morlllld H111

m committee Mrs R WJ

But nobody intervened to save walruses which formerly occurred wvenmn and mm mmm Huy'

'rritimc bred horses ct home and from the performances of horses bfvad which hld entered the that ho breeds, Mio;-9, and more st and dur`l1B the f°il0WiriS' seven valuable races for colts especially ears a`m0St one hundftd Oi’ OUT for two-year-olds, are in line with 5""°rS Wh° Visited the Island- *md orses had gone into the charmed present day wpdigipns and de.

At 91° Present “me We mi/9' circle, over half of which were'mm»,.-ig,

lil OWf1€d Ln U15 Maritime! Bild Thgrg ig igjiothgr arigig 01’ the 1' f0!'ty UWUCU 01” bred °l’\ P- E- game I would like to touch on, and

, CNS W “Y °" the 8°” 51"-‘i 1” me Island. Of these forty. seven were that is, there is no provision mode

province would in a very few years si produce “lots of speed." to

In such horses as “Long Set”

*Great scott," “Knlmuck," “Alwor- In thy,” “Great A_xwcr'thy," and the

home grown sons of Captain Au- r »-

hwy, “Colonel Aubrey," "Great|-1

Hai,” and others we have the breeding and I am convinced thuti the progeny of our Island matrons

early education will be able to hold their places with all corners. 5

Let us think the Oolt Stake prob- ws

red by Aiii’i8ht. five by P1'@C€P°" for the man of moderate means 1'. three by Abdallah Mfmngef- that owns a. second-flight horse

» three by Dean swift, two by Her-

“Bild AHWw'thy," “Bellini S<X7tt," n

whose speed proclivities stagger

ondo. one by Black Pilot and when the 2.20 or 2.25 notches on

mee bl’ Parkside. While Sud* I5' the chronometer are ticked by it.

land horsrs as Almont Wilkes

To help him out why not make a

N°P”“"° I-fo" "Biiwk SP”i°’-"|' 2.ao cross for trotrers, and a 2.30

Island Chief". "1“i'%I1Ch U°i"»" class for pacors and bar horses with

“Sir John Dean," “Rileys Deen,"

tin-cup records, winrace records,

rr., Mygam W.51a,,m and oth heat records and ma_m __ records i'cked in c..ormous numbers over w

start in a 8 minute class which

‘m september md md md' puts the small owner out of bus-

ie-rn over and build !°r a belt” fu- iam and I know that our present mea It these 1, E, e ab

ture. ' do

I em throwing 011'? this S“€€eS" w en I give them to Guardian

tion, namely. that owners of stal-i readem

lions and officers of our race tracks get together on this matt/er t and work out a solution whereby

COIL 111605 Will bi* 2 fiiatu-W af' 501319 heats to decide a winner, the race Island niecis and that one event going to the bay mare Bye and at least at all tracks will be eligible Bye_ ,_ daughter of Admfnistmtor

_gm owned b Owen Hughes things get accomplished. We imag-

. Y » .. ..

oritague Cross and driven by the gl: the man Wm be f°"md`and

This same holds gjod not only veteran John Mccnbe being _faced _ at the rest will follow. .

only for Isharid or Maritime bred R

horses.

with racing but also in athletics, 1

more especially in hovkey- JUS! 2,30, the fnnl being the fastest in imagine how much more interest the rose 2.25 1-2. shaver, e son or ‘md °‘°""°“ 1” 2'” 1'” ‘md 2-19‘ Would be .BIWWI1 in "US P0P“1°i` Preceptor owned by Andrew Mac-

Same if H11 U10 C0Ilf@5f8iifS Wcfe Rae, Charlottetcrm Royalty and _ Moi-itimc. mon and strictly am- ora-er. by lvbcrt cr.~sw¢1i,rz-rsifeo, O” “_” f’“°“"“g dai' ’“ U" _tem_S_ We arc swung away from cap,_m._,,g Hy, founh and sixth tlrrce minute ei-ent there u-pre sir:

real sport when our only object is h

'55 get 9- team t° mm the “her "3" Prince st son of Hernando won the _ low, no matter where we go to get thiyd heat in 2,28 but was drawn the first fourth and fifth heats_in them. error ine mth heat. or the twelve 229 H; 235 1'* “‘"-d 232 "21 M “' Cftfiiis bflf-iii f-0 l‘i‘l”iii‘l‘ time-5 1'" cr.ir'es seven were either Island-me 9' daugm" °f Adminfstmtor

me YS” 1335 *hc 1-Si/ °f h°i'5€5 bred or Island owned, namely: Bye °w“°_j by James M“°L°°d’ Sllm' bred in the M9rit'meS With 1`9C°’d5 ard Bye, Shaver, "l~iatasu," "Her- of three minutes or better number- dig ~p]Cet“.0:d_-- Bcau`p,~mce ,md ea ninety one and in the I°110Wif18 Minnie. rn the fi-cc-for-all crass !1iI10 l'98~1‘S U10 list 1`f0m 2-10 f-0 2-30 there were s'x starters, three of numbered Over 0118 Jlllndfefi. either wh’ch were Island bred and one part °Wmd by T' B Message!" Maritime bred or from mares bred sired by an rgiand bg-pd horse, W°1f"mef N- S-

in the provinces. ri

In 1888 there was not a single

provincial bred trotter then owned jou by Administrator and Dovmee in the Maritimes which was in the by Black piigy

charrnei circle and there were only

forty four owned in the prov'nees event, Montrose capturing the first mywn Mccabe' Alexandria and

which had records better than 2.40. and se:ond in the remarkable time th f nh Brock r=;iot 2.30 1-4 had the best of 2.21 1-4 and 220 a-4; warren S“5S°"- N~ B- Wi“’““5’ ° °“ '

u tie thi-.1 in 22, ,., the fifth and sixth heats in 230 229

y: ;M.ota. " _ "

stfn owned. 1n the Mortimer and founh and fifth in 2.22 1-2 and ‘md 2'” 1'2' F’“`h“°ht W°“ tm’

record of a province bred horse G

amely, Montrose by Almont

The first rece on this card was

he 235 dass with twelve entries old~tlme melodrama "the hour has

eing the starter. It took seven

l 4 7 dh 2 1 all lieftts better than

eats in 2 23 l-4 and 2.26. Beau

lkes, Parkland by Parkside Bi-

Tre race was another seven heat

__.|_ -._ -. _ -,__-. -_ -._ -_ -i; -1- -__ -._ -__ i._&E,_ -'._ -1- _ ah.. -. a 229' Bye and Bye being placed

` BF' 'rm' L fourth: the other starters being

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tcrown truck had there born such

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INCLUDES : out so smoothly.

Barrows, all kinds. Mowers Plcws, all kinds Rakes

Seed Drills, 1251 14 discs Manure Spreaders Ranges them low marks and broke a num-

Farm Wagons, all sizes. Farm Engines Cultivatcrs. Cresm Separa

Implements are set up by the pureh

of delivery. This means 3 saving to you of from 20 to 30 Per Cent.

We are also distributors for:-Ilnll's

Horse Hoes, l-lsIl's Cultfvstors.

Delco Light Products, including Light Plants, Batteries, 32 volts,

Radios, Vacuum Cleaners, etc. All General Motors Products. We can equip your country home equal to the city home.

0. K. World'a Champion Potato Planters, Sprayers and Diggers. All

kinds Woven Wire Fencing, Barbed Wire Gates and Omamentai Fencing

made by the New Brunswick Wire Fcnc

We have on hand seventy-five Fertilizer and Lime Sowers at e. Special

Price of $28.00 each. Over 40 of these regular price was $55.00.

Feeds always on hand:-Oilcaire, Cracked Corn, Bran. Corumeal,

Shorts, Royal Purple Producto.

This year we are offering Carters Seeds. Call and get our low prices

on Farm and Garden seeds. Remember, Carters Seeds Grow.

We will psy Highest Prieel for

Chicken, Dry Plucked, for our Cub and Cs.n'y Stores,

Churns, all sizes. Furnaces.

Steel Wheels, etc.

tors

user and settlement made at time

Thrashers, flsl|’| Sprayers, Hsll's

e Co., at lowest prices. _

machines were sold in 1930. The

Elll. Dairy Butter. Fowl and

. aces e

y rac ng fans w.ll be interested e V I re

ized it remains with the manag- ,ers of the various tracks in the 'Maritime Provinces and it would seem that in the language of the

| , struck." But with "tho hour" is al- so needed “tlie mari." _It is only by a conjunction ot these two that

2.10 l-4 and Warren Guy the sixth

1-2: Parkland Placed fourth and Bijou fifth.

starters, the rac: going five heats, Pardect an Amherst entry winning

mfrside and driven by John Stec`e. winning the second and third heats in 2.26 1-2 and 2.31: third money going to Lady Ram-

'I'he 2.28 class had eight starters

seven of which were Island bred horses and took six heats to de- cide a winner, B’jou ri black gclcl- ing by Adniinistrator bred by Mr.

later owned by M. A. Henderson,

first heat in 2.27; Montrose the se- cond and third in 2.27 1-2 and

Buttfn by Bronze C'rici`, Kickapoo by Precefytor, All Bird by Precep- ior and Billie MacKie by All Right.

a large field of starters, so little breaking and everything carried

This meeting put seven h0‘i’S¢S

in the 230 list giving several of

ber of records. Twenty heats were trotted better than 230 and 2.40- 1-2 was the slowest lreat of the meeting. Montrose trotted thirteen heats, four of which hr won. The Maritime record was broken by Moritrcse, Warren Guy and Mino- ta.

In the shove account the writer

missed giving an account of the three year old class which was won by May Fashion, a man filly

by St. Macy in straight heats.time| 2.40 1-2, 2.36 1-2, 2.36 1-43 Wilmont a-

n1`r:aie;i about the year 1690, by'

v.ci'e actuated, as far as we can t°

g..dge, solely by thoughtless cruel- _ get of such E _situation is that nn Du y epi

goln

’l‘l'e Great Auks were found on

less numbers, one hundred years' iigo Now only a few stuffed speci

. - N

1. ers and some eggs may be found'

in the museums. These birds werei extern-rinated for their feathers;

and ther bed es lcft to rot. | I - 'I'he Passenger Pigeon once

,_ bo

H- . - _ _ -- “ ~ em had one or mme 3.,p,.esm¢_a_ better than 229 1_4 and give the-:1 great_extf‘rrt of the American be

if given n proper chance and an ‘ gives ir. the charmed Cifcie- |seeond raters a chance. Now a horse | "V ‘nt mm' . Alexander Wilson’ mi bo

The mite, has baron him the with ___ un cu record or 158 ca [the early nineteenth century des- M

unnnory or the chariottetown ro- ` ' P ` ”I°~”bod H goat flight vhioh rinsed 1

wh ch co t‘ined a number zvhich ou

_‘he estinrnied at a bill'on and a cl~

quirtori About 1830 there arose “_i

(netted) and delivered 2,000 dozen -pigeons iii ten days. By 1900 they of

the last survivor died in the Cin- Y cinnfiti Z'ro`ogical Gardens in 1914. th

north to Labrador, though, it be

tvacccl ¢:lo\vi1 to 1875, since wlricli

t‘rnc non have bccn taken They "

(blue-buck), a kind of deer becamei not

Duke of Bedford. While the Ameri- WH b'S3n-(the so-cailed “buffnlo")} has been saved "by the skin of its teeth.” as the old saying has it, the

matter of a few years and their- in place will know them no more. Tire for

given rise to an enormous trade; ies; and beside this it is the incessant

. so

is no motive for preserving it, so an

extant a couple of generations pe-r

riosed by the Chinese in have

rhirroceros less than 300 are to be

Black Rhinoceros, and the hippo. que potamus are also getting sen.-ee, in

son of Rampart second and Bo-_ gress Lad by Parkside third. Mr.' W. S. MaeI{ie, Charlottetown, was one cf the judges at this meet, the others be'ng Dr. J. H. Reed, Guelph and Dr. Jakeman, V. S., Halifax.

found in 5Juth Africa, bccrime ex- up

the Dodo. _This remarkable birdyin goodly numbers in P. E. Island, of the Mauritius was finally exter-i are now no more. _

driven into stone corrais, by the have already written to the De- mflimi. they were killed, pluckc partment of the Interior, Ottawa, cl o

x .

siting for the pamphlet, they.may In

professional market hunters, who up cxpcrtecl tlteir catches by the bar- qu ircl and car-load. One man caught, tru

vmuld a.p'p2_a1'. never very abund- cnt

nrediciml value. It is doubtful if fm-Efniiicrs’ idea.; ns any of tlrc Javnn species siill rc- of thgge ¢\-eatui-¢»s main, sud of the African white oth” animals,

Water divination."

found: in two communities. one in oeivm 5-minor i¢i,iei-

S°1"°° Cf *iw N110- The African switch ro find water.

Our wild b'rds. with the excep- Y n of some imported species, are Bd!

i d k d 1 gi, i¢ Houston. followed by s word build-

the North Atlantic coasts in count- ergegngexine an en O e Wea ing contest in which all took part.

STIl\G BOX COMPETITION

I hope my little friends who are

, membered that this gentleman of-' _ _ ‘

It was late in the year 208, but ' ithout a moments delay, lic ui. ed up the legions stationed in the rovince and having thus ooncen ated s vast force, marched north to meet the enemy. The lotto! were astonished at the energy and " Blvidfty of his movements, and. ' ceasng hostilities, sent. envoy; yn.; -

111% hm. perhaps at :lbuncum Y°rk>. to beg for peace: at the ' " some time offering to mskv amends for their previous offences ' ‘

t Bevenis had come too far to

e easily satisfied, and my gg.

g to try for this competition _

r Dr. Taverners bulletin on bird Wi es In the meantime, whilst W°

lvrrs Stewart Parlunan. Mrs. R. W._

Progru . - - ,

Mrs

. Stewart Portman. President'

brought meeting to I clolv- 'U10 oiiowlng entertainment was enjoy-

Ghorus by Institute members.

clining in numb:-rs, and the dan- Reading. MP5- MWVYU 3’-ilmm'

et, Mrs. P. 1.. oampbell and Miss

demic of some sort may str'ike'HH¥1'i¢’t Weekl- Rumi' Mi* R' A'

Dainty refrediments were thel1_ served by the committee in chal`8¢-

_"UW lllllvllli ouu sPR|Nc s'roci< NUMBER oN:

Early--Late-Aisike-White-Sweet and Alfalfa C|over¢Timothy Seed _ Hazards Imrroved -- Millpond -»~ Derby and Bang- ho rn Turnip Seed-Yellow Globe and Yel- low Intermediate Mangel Seed .- White Russian--White Fife-_Red Fife and Mar- quis Wheat-White Banner and Victory Oats--Duckbill and Mandschouri Bar- ie_y -- Silverhull Buckwheat - Golden Vine Peas - Vetches and Longfellow Corn. -All of which we are selling at lowest prices.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL

SPECIAL PRICES to Farmers’ Clubs and Institutes.

All fresh stock which wo have bought from most reliable soedsmen.

Call and see the extra good quality of our Seeds and get prices before buying.

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FOR FARMERS, STUCK BRI-;1-:D1-:Rs AND GARDEN1-:Rs

unearth

\~.

d t bli ly prove that the _

gm 0; '$6 inter finders were induced to adopt the dangerous

‘w

ment {oundation_ or in other Bxnedient of purchasing peace with I

ras thot- “the ...rt was o rake." iii* Mmm. WM f°°°iV¢d_ih° D these ch,cumtanc”_ _w ,atmy money, and their entering into an

r r m- '

wo _‘___ ___ the _an or _md my own mvmdble om.ms,ty_ I h"¢_ alliance with the Caledonians, xe- -tr

g P “ :some were which “Wed hostilities- They received

x gven ln the Famiiy Herald of hem thinking ml . _ 0 -d ' arch 29th, which comes in very I hm” M apply during the mms unix ,zo t .gud therein” kept r pposltey Remember that not summer' Eowed ‘L11-1 izo Then they xe-

oveihead for three hours, and less than three boxes must be put The Hezned OWL! th; mgwrlvz W'th mor: .femcip tgmwthan EZZZTLOXE

_'cried up men 0 ' . -

t. a_nd tgey “should ncgtrcbe too _k___ed hare __ecem__y_ ns coloring length m thlyur 208’ me cove” (

se ge cr’ or ‘mm ` S am was rather different from that ir- W ww 5° bmi-wed by tho at-

ealous minded -that ls, they set _ _ . . “cu M' h am

a. sort of territorial claim and ;I‘fEt;';?':f_e dngpqgixed guise: he-serit toisB;1verusemf;:eT:s.;r§;; Bu

. _ 9 . _ b

213:; with. or chase off, any in dark chestnut hue, but the speei- :nd coriaderable _reinforcement of t

' largely a'dingy P00116. and hinted at the advan-

A real danger to the occupants mm Ruled was

bird boxc or rather to their black and gr°y_p°rhaps 5 winter ta” that would “me from the li

5. .

were gone in the wild state, and ncsiliiigs, is the ubiquitous squirrel. Pi“m°3e? R” fm. :use pmvxnclisx tr; Enpetrgr humem I

.3 , tht was very light in w g il. U1 ° Y “C1196 “P011

uniaci.; eg-_:gs t_:;sure___rTn;e_5 e; evidently hem ,im-ying It is the some of the qualities which wont

ey Sq 'ti 1 that this kind to make up the character or this

The Labrador Duck was former- young birds from the nest The‘b°ue’ in this ds rc "tum l

' ile the. inary ruler. He had grim.

ly found from Lorg Island Sound blue jay, crow, and grnckie must °f °'W1 15 numemlm' wh , ferred to the hal , do) hi

guarded against by mak`ng tliei S°’F02°i1 °“'1 'md “hers are “td W ned ms ummm" “t my mst' but w W es M

1 th bs _ 01.,” 5,,a,.ce H ,,.,_ii is s pity; for the had found little happiness in the

rance o c nest- x jus ' ' d

HHUY- These birds were occasion- the right dimensions; these are gi- mghbflyins °wl° ue me nrmerls wt' H13 “me mm °n the me

ally scut to market in New York. vcr-r in the aforementioned pamph- friends- s°m° °"h“ °W1s have car' hm? md me 'uk indulgenw h’ 'lhrir n2~°01'd. says Recd, has been lei. tufts or- "hor-ns." _ gilvlyod towards his own family.

The “Ezrg1lsli"-more _properly A ulumvirale °t'Dhmds` Just .d caused tmuble' both abmad 15

‘2 . _ Domestic"-spar-rorv, is inclined “OW Neptune' "“P"'"' and Mars when he W” "’m°y¢d bl' fffillllellt

“ISU will be Written off! to drive off the proper owner, and “W an in the ne ghmrhwd or the gmnmlm’ md 't h°m° when The South African "blaubok" annex its nest. If the nest box is fixed Star Regulus' They were 518° Ls' Mau” hours we" embmmed

_ put higher than ten feet from all in opposition to the sun durins by the uudutiful conduct of his n

extinct about the ycnr.1aoo. The! me ground it is not likely to he the first f°"f“f€h° 1" Mmh' Tm’ "ns °°‘“°“”° “"4 °’°t“- H° W” 0 Manchurian deer had been reducecli 11-copied with gpg.-,-g“-5, 5-,imc im-5.. influrnce-Whatever it is-Wm Def' n°° Unwmink. th¢l'°f0r0, to change t io 200 in 1000, and these were ex- pests prefer more inaccessible pla- 515* f°" mme time yet' his domestic tmubles even for a e terrnlnsted by the "Boxer" rebels. ces, more in keeping with their ROMAN BRITAIN' A' D' mlbzos' umpawn in tm’ X" n°rth' ‘]' . In Asia this animal ls extinctlsusplcious riatures,.More about the The dedswe mme M LWM' ‘triugh ‘dummg We ‘nd 3' °m°l but ri small herd is kept by the eernpehtfon next week. whici gave thv Empire W 5°""“'- B459 “mm W 1°fbid- Whfnihe

was fought in February, 197. The letter of Virius Lupus arrived, an-

ODDS AND ENDS victor immediately appointed one nounclng that the Roman province

Virius Lupus as Governor of Bri- :eu 0:0?-run by the northern rei-

an oaa ceieh. sittin uietiy tain. and this general led back the H. i seemed u if the esil or war r 'c-. d.. s. .. ,,

European Bison, the finest and reading the other night, Ighgard 5 shattered remains of the British had stirred the spirit of the vet-

largest of the forum of that con- -',.0',;e in the wail," which sounded legions. Not before time: for great eran, sod renewed his youth. He I-‘Iva

t.m_m_ was bgoiwd out during the as if a mm,-C was sim-ing_ A5 the changes were taking place in the instantlyassembled the army, or- __ H liqgugfn war. 11 used to iniinbii, ii... Cauca. mm were an ¢1,,,,,ed our 1,51, mi, population of North B\'i*'°i“~‘“ dm* U' "M *D l¢°°mPlnv him. V-~----`.__._,_.,._ _- SU-1 dfsifift- A few specimens sur- I was rather surprises. hut, like the changes which may ha” W" °“° 'md °'"“‘° * f°'°°4 mlwh through _ D' j vlve in captivity but show no signs' scat in the history book, 1 wa.-.ind to some large immigration of for- Oeui, although the painful disease . _ _

of muifpiying and it is only af to hmm s|c¢a,._-- so I b,,ii¢d ,, tmp clgn tribes, perhaps from the north of his Joints was at this time so . ‘ “ ”

nswer to their overtures.

ing mammals.

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the autr -the likciiest ace 01.’ Europe- The R-°m5“ "Tm" “ve” “ut h° W" °\7l5B’¢d 9° 58 M or

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a mouse About an hour later th-\‘0W H0 light on the subject, be Carried in s. litter In sn inerediblii / T

°"m’m1 ww# omnscwd with the 1 heard itsnsn. but there was yona statins that the oereoonisns short moe or time no lenses on I N | 54 E N s‘aught°r of the Ameyim-, bison is owing in it I ,-e_m, i¢,_ md mth. had become more Y\\1m¢¥'°i15» md th° *hm* Of Bfitliri. _ mm

sent them away without any

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

In Thuisday's Newsy Notes I to

ah-uses, tho sea-cows proper, the Uitoligs, msnatees and seals hich gre all Mammalia and an therefore not correctly described as "f'sl1cs." By the older natural- is all these creatures were includ- , ed in the Order Cetsceo: but now ” the seals and seal-like animlll are grouped in s' new or-der, the sire- ia, because they resembled aireril ~' r mermaids. At the present day he seals and walrus:-s are separat- d from the sirenis end placed mong the Csmivcrs or fleslrelt-

th t s e tr'be under the name of "`*"‘_"

mammals, s. shi-ew, or shrerv- Coloiul. the hist°\‘ilh °f WN* mf

. _ mon” as some cali 1¢_ The body, events. informs us that these two 1 _ _ g|5¢U - , i

Crwmy of the sc-ttlcr whose crops together w‘ti~. the head of the lit- were now the greatest of British ._ _ ~'

¢1-suture measured about an tribes, for even the names of the

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it tr'amp'e= and destroys. And as it tic . I L ‘ ifh' is iutractible and cannot be train- inch and a half, while the tall was|0i-her I-'|1756 hid 5197896 in them- ‘ -A 1

ed like the Indian elephant there me-what shorter. The head has Ho gives some odd l°ll|P WW* `

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'Ihc African e`ephant 15 "rip next momi,-,g I gave 9, iooir, and Maeatae had established them-

Hguillst it" in two ways. It is hunt- there it was, upside down again. SGWCS immediately Y/0 WC f\°"i'h °f _ _. _

ed f°i` ii* i"°fy ill;-KS. which iw-vo This time it held one of our smal- tho barrier of Antoninus. Dion _ /_

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elongated .nout 'rho scientific their society and government. from ‘f _ ,_

that it is doubtful if any will bc name or this tiny memmsr is sorex which the following il l¢i°°*M

natus persomtus, the duplica- “They do no* practise huhsndry.

so .

h°"(`°~ ii-on of the specific name showirif_~;]l>1lf 1iV¢ by DHSIUWSE. W9 ¢h“°»

The rhinoccros is another disap- that our typ. .* 3

Deifinir animal. It is hunted for If you tum up Gilbert Whites woods. They never taste fish. Litho'

the sake of its horn which is sup- -'Nami-.ri History of so-?borne," you their lakes amd rivers furnish an

n will find it good account of our. inexhnustfble Billipiy. . . . . Th!! SucC%Sful f0X 1'a.nChe1'S feed

to the power live in tents. naked sud bore-foob be

”° "””“"°'°h'"`f°'. }f°f1'f“of.';°!;¢f.":§f.:§.7ff'.'§:f$ they contain food elements essgntizl

r 1.... ..- ins.. .. oomomtiesr, .no they for health, strengtli and successful

_ affirming the delight above all things in pillage. propagation ' .. t

Zululand, and the other near the writers Belief in the power oi' the Their arms consist of o shield and ' ' -

Th re i - ‘short spear. . . . . they il" dll- ~

_-spriad Lellliref (ters also. . . . . . TINY PNP!" b9 fed liber-

me omeoey or the -'sr-1" but 1 for on emergencies a certain una a y I10Wt0 V1X€1lS 8.8 they Supply 616

The Quigsa, a striped horse once .mire nm nobody has yes terra.. or food or which if they eat only ments ne es t . 1 1°t_

animal is me ‘car form and on ben- es which grow in the

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J. B.'s challenge. It will be re- so much as the size of a. bean. tml' C sary 0 ensule arge 1

.. inelther hunger nor thirst-" Was ters of strong pups and malntain

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3-! _-1--W this the origin or the "asia water' health and Vig'0I‘ Of ViXel‘lS.

NE the eine*-r .cy ration of the Boot- fed during' this Sea' `

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Wllut 18 said to b the first tree These), “:b:;;lt 'Mba wok M1'

wo Rl kahlaroo born in caitivity was the Delivered M wma Pom" ‘ Loilctdgilrtet itilxirrtrotlikotr? o:h!Ac;1:;1|- I I u n

ru ansar sconce smear recent event in the Z"o in Imidw. B|'00|(Vi||9 0 |_td_ f

' and invaded the Roman province

win. 1-:xcuaivos mzrsrnsxrs you ooon ness canes Found. The mother is o Mil'/0 of . ,0,,,,,¢,,,,, G,,,m"§;, un2';,m_ #rho history or these invasions in mn mmm E

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