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ii\oii.~:t,r:it<_»<l nt our luiotli iii lixliibilioii lluililiiig on lixliibitioii
in _ _,,_____ ____ ____ _ 1-“L
Father John Coffee, S. J., ol St.
Ignatius, was spokesman, having
been designated by Archbishop Lan-
gevin, who made all the arrange-
,' ments prior to his departure for the
Euch
. The old ground was gone over, but
you get the bestthat money can buy, and its im... .ii ti...  be i........i might,
li
A good grade of Coffee costs but little more WILL N01' RFf°P“N
than a poor grade In
to
price is moderate. It costs only a cent a cup. 
5 |d ' 1 d 2 ||,_ C | _ |19 opening of the question. Father
0 In an ans on y Coffee informed Sir Wilfrid that Pre-
CHASE & SANBORN, MONTREAL. mi"
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STEAMSHIP LINERS V
LONDJN, ii.aLiii»\.\; .~B'<vi
From Lonrlon Sli-:uiier l-`r»ni llii
Aug. 21st I \'l:i l\'un:i\\'ll;i Sept.
StJolin's. N l".1
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si.1¢~.»w.-, \.'. i-'.
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I ` f
-ii no ' ~
The above steiinii-i's liiirc :i li‘nit~
commodntion for siiioun p:\ss»~iii:<<i's.
Passenger and Fri-lirlit A15.-iii.~e for the' (}ciii'l'1ll 1\}.',L‘illS. With
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TORON l 0
The House Ol' Plicnty
E11
. _ . . . glad
'l`oronio’s hvorife liotel < astels and Oil Paintin s b win-nf in canada tresteii with me
J
A1eX_ I\fncL€0d the note( greatest possible amount of generos-
Renio-lcllod and Rvf-ii~|i~ii.il .ii nn wqienni-
tviroof$l0'l.i»¢:li|i_ l’o-lliw-ry ii.; Iiin--|_loi-i\‘.ii n
in thu llityforiioniiin-irlil nm’ Iiuiiis' ’l'r1ui.
0 rrl kl I l oh \ ii* l In iliuiiii
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Amoi'ii~\ii and iiiiiioyriin l‘i |»_ liuiilfr
H'i=°f- _ _ , nioriiiatiou. if
George Wrixihi Q1 Lo
- Proprietor
ll l0|n \'i`i|&|'l,\'|'
Romain. liieriin
O
I4
Boston via Digby and ,,,,,
ity.
, co-o era ion of the Dominion Gov-
"“' Autumn Excursions to  `
Bef;
Dominion Atlantic Lili
liiiix l . » such
Nth'   lin by his public utterances and' ac-
, V
 Yarmouth. ~`f$'l
~ past
_ ;_. .  '-1. .t_» " appeals to the electors in Manitoba
\utunin l.\rui~|oii tu .L s wil against that had mm Laurier’ Hon
ii - 1-viritlit-:il>o\'ci‘oi|tb ro 1 the
._ _ . I,
cs iiiciiisiw, tiucc .S ;_;'o<u ~~ " ce of Manitoba." He did not
‘__ _,lic li ilr f ll _
J, 'l|“‘,"|>`t~}>t, ijih' to tlclolicr 15th, lictli f,.,~ce
'.,,,, il.it ' ' l L l rc \in _
_'vu lurulu-_; ;oll:i\'.~' lroiii tlic ilntc- of tl""k» 70" these "e‘“S“"s- that M"-
.s I , Q lit iound R”
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N4 Lirccit George St. fgv
Clizulottctowii. ,mt
ii-lgnlll. ‘ _ F
the
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Portraits 
I will receive Orders fo] intion, and for his part he would he
. . ’ _ r
York Artist. Vl/me nn lil*
S
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A
Yesterday afternoon, responding
courteously to 'an invitation to meet
a delegation at the Catholic Club,
` f Sir Wilfrid Laurier found himself
faced by the parish priestsl of all the
Winnipeg and Bt. Boniface parishes,
i'einl
men
the minority. If, however, Mi'.
bl'  `~ ‘
a
frid
it sought. to relieve the situation
so far ns it affected the minority.
:ether from the field of rulitics.
Winnipeg despatch to the Toron-
Globe says:
orced by three prominent lay-
from each of the parishes. Rev.
aristic Congress.
\Vilfrid refused absolutely to take
action that would mean the re-
Roblin was disposed to grant
stantial concessions to the minor-
if assured of the sympathetic
ent, and begged Sir Wilfrid to
Mr. Rohlin while in the city.
\\'ilfrid‘s reply was that he did
think Mr. Roblin, judging from
public actions and utterances of
past ten ycnrs, could have any
intention. He judged Mr. Rob-
s, and he was very well aware
on many occasions within the
ten years Mr. Roblinhad made
ground that he was seeking to
sepalatc schools u onthe Pro-
xtcnd the educational privileges
in wished to discuss the matter
him, either' in Winnipeg or Ot~
a, hc would he very willing to
him oil the occasion of his pres-
visit, or at Ottawa.
ther Coffee then asked Sir Wil-
if he would put any obstacles in
way of the Roblin Government
r Wilfrid replied that he would
nothing to embarrass the Roblin
ernment. His policy, he said,
well known to be one of concil-
to see the minorities every-
by the majorities.
atlier Coliee had still ano ier
asking Sir Wilfrid if the school
stion could not be removed alto-
ir'Wilfri<l's reply, it is said, was
the ciicct that the questirni was
igctlicr too great to be decided
 outside of politics, and that if cvcr
I it was finally settled it would be by
New |»m“,_w mock .iiliticzil parties. If the cliurr_li was
Bzirwslr-r nnd ,~’\i\oi'in-,\-nt-ln\\‘ Cliarlntlvriivln. "€l`i"“"7 in its desire f-‘l remove the
iil“l~<~s .\‘i-w l’rn\\'~~\llio:-1;. nuestioii from the political arena, he
Ch'ii'lottotfi\\'n_ l’ lj |-I'-nfl. tl
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,,,,,,U,m m,g.|,t have come from the ci ii i iii ti up a piipi-r he Cl3SS. T€llS Villa!
Lhmch itself had sccii lull lie \\oul<l as uould any editors Want: how 
The Sherl0ck`Mannlng `_ glliciicllliliIlflllirllxelilv 'Milt italic); should. le prepared:
4
d:i_\'s l1_\ .\li'. '.\l<-.\l:auu~.
l'Ixliil;ition l>iiilding;.
MII
F_\\~r_\l»o<l\ _~i\~\ul<l we this \\‘oiidci‘fiil iii.~ti'uinciit nl thc
I L L E R B R O S
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'Exliilii ° '
_ __ , ,_ 0, V.  ». ff el.
of the institiitio'n"`ii`ii"iSppurtunity for
'HW _q},,_,,.i,,,.k_M;,,,,,,Hg Iilnvcl. Beqt ( u 1]]-L }Iard C011 ii statement (‘ertainly none would
(lv ‘ `
t)i
iight the Fnst movement in th t
It
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pr-iili-if \\i|»i . -.nil :|rlrlrc‘:<< Y
lL`\'l~‘il_\ tit _gs ilu! i~_i_f_.`» i‘:i'»i
ivr
|,' iliw lliii\ipt_\ l)un|N_\' L`arrl»-r.
l`ln' pr-»\|~i\ i i ._~. _\ iliiis |\.'ii l; i-_q,n'~ in ilu' “5_\l"l~fl}li" iiiri lvl' ful' Clu-
|\\i- '_\ ilniil iii i i~i~~i nwi, :mil flu- _i_'r\u'i:i‘ \\o||'l li:|\i~ tix vonnil :mil |i.'i\'li:~_gl~l
Schofield __l’_a_|i\el° Co., Ltd.
§:unp|i‘~ vin.-vii i_\- |'=;|;ii\||.-.1 !
cliuiilrintl
   - within di-cont iicuspupci' to l'cs<>i‘t to
I 0 n i a hank ivitliout first giving the pre-
   ‘sf ~~ an ' " ' Y E '  ;’;:.“.ir*°r°";
. _ s os' 1 i 'e 1 e
'.‘»1illll”`ll\lfl‘l‘]` lllllll lll5'.‘I'L'l' _‘l'll4|Cll" _»\C;|(l1;1 Rolliid and N11t_ bunk crniiiincr and ovcr~heard ony a recent numbers
ini,-ii . .- ii_\' ni- _\'i‘.'in li :i_\' i -o_\- f,.|,.|,y,,,,,@ by H reporter di5charg,,,1 -
~u‘tl_\' thc e-'uuic its :i pln_\'cr-]\i:\iio Yn\~t---.lcgg for <l1'l1l1k01HlvSS- »
\\illi1i l`e\\' lii1udi't»d dolliirs oil the H ' » _,___;- »- ~- ~-._ --- f
1-rii . . , .
 Old S5 dney .uid Rcscri e.  lé  '_ __ iii'
Prices thc lowest
:it
° .
G E F "9 Eaamniggast ana i':i~=h 1....-f_2:7»~fi nmlii
ll U lly l\CC0lI IDU R llg 0 QUGH S.
eo . u s ,   i - _ 0 _
can Yard,
nil 'l`l\iir.~il:i_\', Oclolirr (1,
Sept. 28---0cl. 6 
AT HALIFAX DR. JOHN LEDWELL, M. D.
NOVA SCOTlA’S
GREAT 'McLeod (£1 Bentley.;
isxiiionion _
\B'g _|;'|,,_ dB|¢"  '
'|'i‘!l::n_i:l/'ff lliiiflza riff F.l\.l.eckle,_M.R.C.V.S-I
Big  Fa" at uovernmenl Veterinary lnspector
Ik" HON HOTFL 'l`l<`l I’ "4 N'l'(>W N
Halifax. 
Premiums, - $20,000 L J.~.YE0» M- D-
'kacing Purggs, $6,200 __Mm._§7§lf‘?i‘.§‘..°.“€.‘?*-‘fi-‘E.'£."fiE.'i&?:..~ I
B. '.1 Ati N` ‘ ~~ ,_ , -,_ _
ll _voil \‘:|ii|inl spcnd f"i- \\'l\oli- of this  TLBbam3:z;y;’|°0:.;aé¥];;¥:£:§;°Ex; "thu m‘lchl'“""' It" Clean
ihuo in llaliliix, i~o|n¢-1-ioiiu d:i_\', or on p_ E_ [shud l _ _
ns n\:iv|_\' ilJ1_\'s:\s you min, lu~giN|in_\_f on _ l‘m(l"‘Omc al)l)Carall(`¢`»
\\`cil|i\'<<l.'i_\‘, .\`0`pli'|i|lii'i‘ _'Rib niiil vmliiig 0000000 ° Q ° oo ° ooo ° ° _"X3->®@ V
I W. J. MacMillan
_Smrufmw  
'nie Sinn and sure annie `~'» » ' _ 'rlll lmczsoiii bmi iii.-fi..i.»~i ri-|.i.»| O O l V
* .. .. - . ' ' K " -` - " ` ' 'mr \\"ll. 'I
'I "l` d  111:' . _ . 4 bi\rsi's,l‘I:isli-i'|i t`an:i<ln will proiliici-_  JO B  BA N I
   ' THE DISPLAY of our i\l:niuf`iir|iii'\-.~i, (HARVARD
i _  ~ _ \ A _ ,F _ _ . . . Agririiltiiri-. l-`i.‘aIii'rics. .\l:u‘liii\cr_\', lllinvs, B‘""¢" _,M A||°|»n°y..|.|_ p .
to f_<iiicli.ii1stic (,oii_qic.\.s. To _i oi onto Exhibition ,_.h“_ _‘rm ,md uw s,,,,.k W," he _,,,|,,,r,,_ CMU" Quan" andR,chnmn|,__,u__,§h,Mn,
or \\ 'icii _qoiiig to points lzirtlicr distniit. and on ii ;_fnn»di~.»~ miie than in-infi-
, . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ , .
l-llC Lllnlilllttf I5    (uid If 15  LOW RA'|'ESu|\ all Iiiirs i\flr;iiispi\rl:ifii\i|  l
FUI- _t`](\(.])]`H_,\,» roi,-QI<\~_»U_i(m_ (ik. "VPIV to ln Halifax. \Vrltc for ipt`orn\:\tioii in (uenim
J is iviirriirws E  no ik'-1
l .
' ° Munn er and Secretory llhl l ilu. ‘ ` e an eu ence i 7 Queen Street ’ ‘lllllm ilvt:1\lli<lmrl?rl(kem;r:i sitfgin han in
Lrwnl ‘\l~'°"l M‘l”0"i“ H“ll‘ll“l~T Citi* 1 s~zl4<lu<i~irnifl`~| ’ 137 p°“""“lSt 7 ~` ` hfyriie., She is souuil, w(elllbr?l?;li;nll
__ rszllii ` ` ` 8-J°“-l'“» oi:
lf will pay you in every way-~-in health,
in recreation. in business. and in added
ltnoirledge of the resources of your
° Residence: H9 Prince ‘clt
province » QQ » » 0000 » 000000000 o 'i lioinc, the ivorldts best iii'u,,~.
SCHOOL QUESTION "M air -___
ealth
Never Falls to gaston
Gray Bair to its tural
Color and Beauty.
No matter how long it has been gray
or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth
of healthy hair. Stops its fallingtmt,
and positively removes ll-
llrnll. Keeps hair soft and glossy.
Will not soil skin or li n. Will not
Com Iexlim, toilet and bath. md, rough. chappcd
 Kee skin finsimdmft. 7.5¢. dru gisu.
lungs Au. aulsrnurns'
For Sale :ind Ri~coi|iiiici\d\~d Iiyli. A.
l"0S'l`l‘fR siiccessor to A. \\'. RED-
ne
i“'""° Wu" half' |'.“°'- dyg* A est social circles has been inundated
ml! DF 1 » 0 FK I 8 ._
,fi  s:;“s':-fnigfft-'bfu{“.Q!.gl%‘_1; with congratulatory messages on her
June Ilan- and skin." Piina Hay spec. co., courage and rewarded_,with nnume,
N¢q||»|¢,N.J.,U.S.A.,andTamnto,0nt.,Cmada ous and costly gifts) _
l\Y'l Bllflll 503|’ lllleqllllledlnftba. This twentieth-century idea is com-
(Landon Advertiser)
A certain spinster in New England
has originated a plan that ls start-
` ling in its novelty and may be far-
formed by private letters (in this
case the ubiquitous newspapers Ol
New York have failed to run down
their quarry) that ii New England
maiden of uncertain _age has issued
rcnouncemont cards to her friends
stating that she has relinquished all
matrimonial desires, purposes _to
liife and die out of wedlock, and in-
tlmates that she is now ready £0
receive congratulations and presenti-
Our informant tells us that this New
Haven lady, who moves in the high-
mended to the unappropriated fair of
London. It would he a grand inno-
vation for the jewelers, the cabinet-
,makers _and a dozen other manufac-
turers of weddin presents It would
. g ' .
l)lN» 5\'""YS"l\`~ provide a new and never-failing t0PlC 
of conversation wherever two UF
MOVING PICTURES WHICH
(New York Times)
ses are stopped until he appears and
dictates his story to a typist.
Not one essential incident here re-
lated would be likely to happen in
iicwsiiinpei' life in a hundred ycars.
Reporters do not get news hy eaves-
dropping, and rarely, if ever, by nc-
cidoiitailly overbearing conversation.
The incl, is, ri i'eportci' never botlicrs
about con\'ci‘sntiii|i between strong-
ers. l-le goes out on n definite ns-
signinent as n rule, and doosn’t
look around for news like a man
seeking som:-tliiin: lust, n't so niuch
as kiiowing what it is inf si»i~k;_Agnin,
nccrssnix lol .i ie|uiitri ionncctcd
a .trick to sec thc officers of a bank
P 'lie Seen at the ‘ ::r..:;f;;;1i  ev <1“°S‘i°° f'1=“y»-1 v
cal iicwspnpcr would be likely to pub-
lish a story affecting the standing of
sident oi ntbti r iroseiitutiie o ic
no NEWSPAPERMEN 1NJUs'rioi<: ,,f ,,,,,,,y ,, f,,,1.,,,.,, woman, and than
_ _ ‘y
Now null then a bit of misinforma- to Shake the pu\,1ishe¢1` record of an
tion about newspaper work is put jnviolate |-es01ve_
forward which is thoroughly disgust.-,
ing to active newspaper workers. The , ~~ -
latest attempt to capitalize the g1a» \\"\\\\\_\  \  _
mour with which the popular imagi- ...g 1'- ".~
nation has surrounded newsgathering .~“   S 
and the publication of daily events  _ 
takes the form of a series of moving `,/ `&,
pictures announced for early exhibi-   D N  ~
tion. They are supposed to depict n ,/ _ 
typical scene in the city editor‘s `//` " 211|
room of ii New York newspaper. A    . 
story “breaks” and the city editor   _ 
calls a reporter. The reporter has _» R\l \ ' 
dined and wincd well but unwisely, Q AXA   "'l
and is immediately discharged. The   \"`*"‘/Y  , 
next day he overheurs two men talk- <.  E34,  sM'\5`f"C\,,,ii‘
ing about the financial condition of a U, S§',|RH.EUh‘|A'f;gP¢f(¢1?l:§'f,J
bank. One drops a paper ami the re-  " ._ -,.DGHT'S Ul gi -' will 
porter picks it up. He trails the men , |` l '~|AB£T,£$"' _rl alll
to wan street.  
A succeeding scene shows the direc-~ `   '_
tors of the institution in consulta- ____ , ,-"' 
lion. The reporter gains admission - _ :_ _, :_ _'li' `______ > ____ ‘ H
by returning the papci and hy a `
trick on the telephone lieais the bank "
xa
.V ‘
_ '- -V - 7
c miner declare that the bank must I 0 8 m
close its doors. The reporter noti- ,,,c|,|y “O” ¢,,,,4|,,, mn, ¢,,|,|_;, |.,,,,|_,
fins the newspaper office and the pres- :lie throat and lungs. - 1 - 25 cents.
' three ladies were gathered together.
It would settle the disturbed mind
it would lend a mighty imDlllS@ U’
old bachelors and widowers to tl
______-lm
l Tori £olToR if
AIOURNAL of ln-
formation for all
Literary Workers.
Thirteenth year. Only _ `
permanent and sue- I
- cessful magazine oi its
where to find the best A
market. Answers ev- _i
Want to know about
the business of writing
f0I' the press. Ior a ;
copy. $1.00 a ve" _
Send toc for sample
copy, or 25c for three
THE EDITOR
Deposit, N Y
-2 5dti
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*Horst anuuswicx
ivioscron N is
*lltuntnd in t e contre or spur ions ilioui us nr U
surrounded by nlcgaii ii iaded trees making lt
specially desirable for ouri.~n,s fn the summer
"lU=\*°l\- GEO McS\Vl£ENEY
W
Br<\\\‘i\ Block, L`l|ni'l.\lli-lo\\'ii
Montague
RicliniovidSti'cct,opposiluSf.l‘nul'sC|iurcb
llonrs iiniil io o'i:lock to 3 p. in
' o_o 'nciliioo ao. `wfa.lfiiii~i'i'fii§i 4
lf_rirrl~1tois .ind .\ltor|iv-ys ul~ln\v
-lollciiors for tho lfnnk ul Nurn Ffollii
, Money io Lua ~ i
_ 
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Physician and Surgeon
Eight Days ai the Expo Warburton Qt Shawl l»(»`i»1t\l`1`é`-.~ Ilf<l»lf("1fflffii at-tiiiil
.3
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Physician 0. Surgeon
7-iaiizf Phone :Holi ._
_ The King of
Entertainers
lf you would onl_v listen 0
tv.-ll its s1ipei‘iorit_\‘ over
iinturail :uid plcrisiiig tone,
siiiootlincss :uid ease of op-
eration uinkc it thc best
on enrtli. lt brings the con.
cert linll, tlicntrc, vnudc-
\'ille` .st:igc,graiifl opera and
bziiidstnlid into your own
lciiins :ind singers p\'|'foi'i|1 :il
.V
_lust will iii today n|i_i liunr
and soc the lidisri-liiyir thc
lnlvsl liilison vm-¢.oi\i.~a. Our i-:isy
piiyineiil plan makes oirniug
:iii lidi.-=on vnsy.
l’hnnogrn|ihs_..  . . . . .$l9. 50
Records. . . . . . . . . .40c to 65;
W
:reaching in its results. We are in- `
g(l
CFS
MAD! I
Pure-Wholeso
duclltliat are produced
Ev We GILL
1-one
!:.i:.‘:r;*.t°..’..;'.'.h.L°.;ii.?i°.E.°.i°.::t‘.°r:;°.;~..;'
I CANADA
me-Economical
in clean factories arerbeq,
E'r'r co.L'rD."" ‘
s'ro.os1'.
 _
Watson’s Unshrinkable
ldren.
Bargains in all summer d
At the low price Store.
srinwftf. _
Underwear for Women and
Stai1field’s Unshrinkable Underwear for Men .
Men’s Fancy Shirts, Collars, Ties. Cuffs, Socks, Braces.
Merfs Working Shirts 50:: up.
ress goods.
Bargains iulall goods that we handle.
W. C. Turner *Q Co.
Sunnyside Ch’Town. `
\\`||ili~ _iilfumlliig l|i\‘ 'Ex
Expi Tis all _vuur voiiiiniiiul.
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Auction Sale
Of High Class Horses
Thursday, September 22nd, at I0 a. m.
At Revere Hotel Stables `
This sale is genuine. Every ani-mall" No. 4~Noi'a Sheridan, bay marc, 4
cs to thc highest bidder. No boost- Y°”l`$ "lib Hill! Kulol 2.19 i, ilnnl Umiiu
Hernando, standard and register-
T
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or
wh
He
shown at the Fair. Two (2) e
old
for
. weft for the stud.
perfect trotter and for a speell wa;
, horsq he cannot be beaten as lie can
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0
half he can be driven by anyone as
boots, and is all son (1
imported liorsc. He also has colts C
and a number of his cults will be 1
_ y ar
cults sired hy Lord Dslmeny som
$2.000 this year and`were takin, l
o. 2-Toni Trim-roan gelding i;
cars old record 2.27 ’l‘liis himic is
t on a halt mile track in 1.05 to tha
l as a professional. Needs ng
N0~ 3_L|1d¥ Clonlmmodore black
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on tlieoiitsiilc. bg' _ _
No. 1__UlydcHdu1c Stallion Lord Ea, weight about 1100, would ninkc it
`Dal,m0l\y (12219) (7269) imported. we - L , -.4
his horse luis won more prizes since 80119 lllil0S bcttcr than 2.50 ns ii fl
canic to the Island, than any oth- 5'0"" "ld-
irli won the lst. prize here last A
fall. I-lcisn sure foal gettcr and C
easy to hn.nil'lc. Hia breeding is the G
‘ _ est trotters in the world incluilliiu
very cream ot the Clydesdale family Ulllllll. are bred on exactly the snuu:
ndsoine family mare. rlhc is sound
l'l brokm and 'ood driver h.\
No. 5~l’lctoii S. A. (53354) lim'
olt, standard and rcglstered. Sir-‘
quiri, dam Nora Sheridan. 'l‘l\i-1
oft nlioulil be the fastcst trotti-r
vcr bred on P. E. I., ns thc groin
lnes as Picton S,
No. 6-Mlimio 'Thompson-bay mnrr
3 Years old this fall. Sire Coinrinufl<n"‘
1&`llyard, dam Fleetwood, hc by I‘l'¢‘-
ceptor. 2nd. dam Alright, 3rd dam
Minnie Grey, the first horse to trot
a inilc in 2.30 in the Eastern Pro-
vinces. 1 he is a beautlfiil bay filly
and can show yoil a quarter in 40 sc-
conds without any handling as alw
was only token from thc grass Scl>f~
lst. Hhc is well broken to hnrncon
und all sound.
No. 7-two cows, one registeroil
F0 "V0 YUBFS Old. Pacer goes with- lsliort horn, 4 years old and a Jersey
out hobbies, winner of the 3 year aid `
about 7 years, both bred to register-
cd hulls this year. `
Tornis of sale will bc announruil
day of sale and will be satisfactory
ood driver, 1
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