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The :ilol'»r.i:.~-'li :il `l`f;i -
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wliicli aiii- ;_ii<»i'.~i .inff i'i
deruuurl inicli 1:-tiiriiiiig
ing se:i.<i.n;
Chocolale Easier Eyfés.
Baskets ol Fggs. SNP'
prise 'l‘fggs,l.‘fg2S_lu C'~ll>S
and Vases\r.l‘f;£g-,'sin l*lf:>.fs.
Hens on Nest. Jap Sold-
iers,l"ish,U\icks in Nesl.
Hard Boiled lfgjgs l(.an-
dy.l `
l)rin'tf<ii‘_Q'cit1ic cliiid-
ren.
Prices Sc 90
Easter l i\'t-s gc
pkt. '
each
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Drugglsl
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Silier
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new
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iiiiw. li was the Liberal Opposition
.i~-in wlioni the ci-iiicisiiis cnineiizeii und everything else.
ind uint-~ uiifurully it is the Uoiiser-T Then Mr. Armstrong Wfllltell U’
KIT
lCl(il"l` li 1.i` l1'...l..
Bfi,<,'l`l;N_ A-,orll  f
which iiiitiifa \ l `~  i i
ments iii il.i-= -
ernployl-:; 'to  `
ii day; -ro. i-.-~ i
yestei‘il;f},' .ind ii... .
Sf-iirilv.
been nuti-<l :ii-1-=i 1. _
lm;-gisliifliii-_ -1... i
(ii»\'i-i'iioi' llizifu » _
2201 iiitciv-i-it to `.‘;i<li»~4 is
that we lim-ii i<\o~si».i lf-ri
ol thc llui'ii~-i~._\' 1'# i'i"ii..'.~.
‘.’.l" lull.
. iris lu
ill? lllvl
M  '|'lu- .iilu-r ilny in the House of president of ii. ruilwuy c ill Y Y _
l`<»iuiiioii.s there was .ai brief discus- virtue Of bfilllg the head 0! its Rau'
sion over ouicuil cars. It cuiue up way Department. Then ann er car ' _ ordon
..~... .. ....i.. of $2,.f.i»» f..._ ..tt...<i....¢¢, ouppeii up-N0. in. 'rimt cost im These Two High Bred Trotting Horses llre Owned By T. 0
7- .Literati-.ms and repairs for the Gov- Year for UPKBED $534.29. And it wus , we Article Bnlow should
ir-i-nor <lciu~ral's cars. Long ago there mentioned that when any ofthe Oth- Ives’ Montague' And The Desc'-'pt
 'l\~*<*"~‘S*‘*" 0’ lm" °'“"1"*°‘ ‘" °" ‘ff “"""“"° "”““ the P'°"“°' “"6 Be Read By llll Horsemen.
~i <- liiifwltioii which suppli"s the
... \ ll 9 ~ ~
_ .~;,1ii-;>::;is-. iiu\\'_ ln the uieuutifncfhe
.lnnllu-i of tlivse vars. as of 1.-ther Mr. Graham explained that the cars
~ .';:`.~, li:s.<: iiiifreuscil. l‘iissei\l.lL‘l` C2\l`5.
1 ,-...gill :ind liziifgiize iiiiil slccpillg
` .u-,~, liiiw niuliiplu-il. Wliut \\'U\ll<l
.~i»ii~»ii i-.iuipuigiis during the Conner- the Minister of Railways “Bild .an 0"
- ..
,\.,. 1,.,-,,, uf* powi~i', and the coin ticial car they have to make all
-in fi-rm was “palace cars" ut that their own arrangements and provide
for the food supply, trfmSll0I‘U1l»l°“
know how many official cars there
are on the lntercolonial Railway?
he had already spoken of belong to
the Depnrtineut of Railways and
(faiials. and not to the lntercoloniul
_,,, ,.,l,,.l-l-_» llluilwny. The ofliciuls of the Inter-
l~l\'¢-ii i;ici:i\»i=i~s of Purliunient did
uiii kiio\'.‘ liou' iiiiiiiy oillciul Cul`S
lin-I-p lin- some thought the car. ways. There are four of these ofllcial
li-‘ed 1~v tue .;overii.»r General might; l. (‘_ R. cars. Then Mr, Wilson want-
coloninl have their own cars the
some us the ofliciuls of otherrail-
il used for other purposes. Tliiséed to know how many official cars
urs kept for the Governor General
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" - _ . .
,,l,,nl,_fl,r out the esplanation iromltbe Railway Unmmission have? Mr.
lloii. .\1r. (iraliaiii: “lhere are ,twolcmham Enid they had 0ne_ They
asked for another last year but did
_.nd for no other purpose." Then auinot get “_
i-:iplaiiuiioii was asked for und thelr Mr. Wilson feared the members of
Iiliiiistci' rxplaiiicd. ‘lf you keep CHl`8lf_p¢ Government must be ‘greatly
l fl u\\lSI li"f'l‘ llwul ill `f€P.Bll”~ I-astlcrowded il they only ,had four palace
 .' with a vote oi $2,500 for the-59 cars and two of these were for the
.ro cars, the outlay was only $659. Gnvernm- C,ene;-n]_ Mr_ Foster said-)
l`hcy iizight need the whole vote this --they must bunk t0gel_ner_" Then
year, but probably would not need_g\1l-_ Crosby Wanted to know how
iniirr tlnin half 0( it. l
_l________ 'l`licn .\lr. \\'i1son of Lennox wanted er? Mr. Graham said there were
WYMUQ” to know bow inaiiy cars there are foul- Owned by the Department on
many official cars there are altogeth-
~i‘iiiciiibc1's of the Government? Mr. ‘Railways and Canals and three Own-
;rniiuin said tb<~_v had four. One was ed by the Intel-colonial Railway Mr,
ist-d uliiiosteiitii-ely for Mr. Schrie Crosby em-,eluded were were nevenin
bei- iii his inspection work on the ai1_f0ln- in Qgtnwa and tin-ee on the
irnnd Trunk Pacific. The car Otta- lntercolonial. Thereupon Mr. Lennox
.vu is used for atlier purposes when gave his opinion:, "I think we have
fork-., si-....3 _ vnu l»i~ »t is desired. Car 139 is used by twelve--two used by the Governor
tlu- l’reiniei- und can be usgl for oth- General. four for the Government,
-i- pui~pu.<r~s. Last year it cost $1,741. three for the Intercolonial Railway,
nu lriiow.
.‘;,‘2,__ il' .\ii'. \'i‘osby -iriiiiiiiv-il \\'1icl.licr the tl10Ugll irreverent 0Pl>0SitiD¥l member
Ein  'l \1iii;.-i»-i- -if li.-iilw:iy.\~. had to pay _Ulat “another may crop up any
nil.-.ii 1.- .~.-......»ii fini ii.»nn.i..i~y'.> 'riie time." the money was voted. Core-
_l¢\..¢;;.» iiisni-r ims- .\`~~. 'l‘|u- viii- of the Min. ful reading of the above will enable
l  ' W `-`lll\'~`1*i'_ 'll ~‘\l“°_l`l‘5“- HU has the ber of Parliament on the ysuliject ol
' '  swiiiiv right us is :u:coi~iled to the olliciul palace cars.
#Snr luu is the car the Minister of one for the Railway Commission, one
linilways uses. It cost $1,266. That for the Transcontinental Railway
nimiiis for running the car the entire Commissioners, aod one for the en-
~ui._ l-low about other members of gineer."
'lie iio\'ei-iiniviit? .\1r. '(7riihnni did This count makes thirteen. But
with the remark from an economical
soiiic 'i'UN.\ii<:i.'i‘/\i.i< is ‘i>,\m,i,i,MnNT_
_ l .\ luw <l.i_\,'s :ago in thc House of‘cost. of only $20_000,{)00_ lf we noun]
factories .mini . .¢....i». .-4. . iuuuu
. iw ii ,
" uw in coinniittcc ol supply ilemoiistrate to the Minister of Public
l , I _, i.ii»i'i- \-:;..- ii wood il(-ui ol' talk about Works that we rollld ct the Tunnel
ll A , .,ii.li-i~ s~l.v:iiii\~|'s in i',ciivi'uI mul the lluilf, fn,-_$gf)|000|(l00 1 do nhl thlnk
1 i ll»=‘ “3=“'l ‘7"".\’ lu i»ui'lu=l|lui‘. in wliivii ilu-re is ii nieiubcr in tliiri'l-Ioiise who
Hull I 4 ll Ill 'liri-ri.--.-:ion .\lr. \‘~`:i|'l>|ii'toii :ind Mr. would Uplnlnejfn Bn(-_ nhllm hwneht
l“"" "'° "" " ' ' L" _ln l`| 1 of lin I-l.iu|1 foul l l .ok _
' *"4" ' »` ' ‘ ll' '.l'l~ l i tiuie up ure oiiiyvuskiug flint it sur'
l, . ,| l i..ir(. flofli flivsi-\ ;,;i‘iilli-iiivii sliokv lil \'.°y I
in iruiili-.-fo :isrurtuiii what the
'.i'.ii'iii lii':ii:~u ol’ flu- 1'Iurl llrry ziiiil of cost. will be "
lirr <'oiiiiii:i|i¢i1~i-, l‘:i1iI.liiii lli'~i\\'|i, :iiul Ml-_ Unnicl Hnw lnnn will tnn
Hn' mlmlg of the spll-iiilid work done in thc 'l`iiunel be?
nnll _\.n,.h, piisl. l.\\o iiiufvrs by thi- iw-.v boat. Mr. l<*;~nn(__,._ nnnnnt nine lnllnsl nnn
. , _ . »
nts m,,,ll._ ,ll i,,,_~_1..n_ -_mu li,-,._i. ..ul\ `llu~i<- \\':is soiiis- r~i~iti<‘lsui ol the cost as l g,f.ty_ 1 was reading in the news.
ii i '.\'p ,' . .,: ._ , , ,, .l .` _ , _ _
ll ll ~I tin sl.: inui bill. thi. i_i.iir.i il con papers only tonight about n Tunnel
Prlre ,..¢' llii .»‘:i..-I-, '\.i»~ :lil-"|§iliiii»ii Vmilun WHS HHH' Nw Em-I Hwy ls which they finished l`5Ul‘-lltly lll -°l\\'ll'.7--
lnl .nln \<l| \\< f lig
to are tlif-<1; i»»»i'i"iw.--' to in
with tlivlii. :sol-l -..if\' li. 1"" li'lll~'
Drug (Ti_.., l`.'..i. iii. (loo. .xi ' `
“|N fl_TOCll_("...-.\‘§»l¢;\v¢|~"and ll;ilif:i.\ :ind I\li~, l1‘i‘i\i»iui‘ of King's, l’. ily ll mil
.“Slar” Flour, ll;-;lli.'§e`s
ora Flour. Bran.
. ' l'\..` .
Y V ll . - 'irtli ilu- lull iiiillion ilol ai' erlanil nine miles long :it 1 cost of
.iiii -'ii ~~i ' , -I
320,000,000.
'l`.\'o ol" the siw:ikei'.~i, I\lr. Crosby of N .
oil Mr. Fraser was too generous
e in estimating the length
"Gleir "3~ '~'l=l'\‘l. "~'f<‘»I'l'~l lu ills '1`\1lu\@l~ of the prince Edward Isiiimi 'runnei
Shorts. ,'.1i'. l`i-oslig: is fliui; i'c:iu~.i‘tc<l in Hun-. ut about nine hnlles’ and hy nlnny
.~'ii'il: ' ,~ ~ » . ,
Cfngkgd Cm~n_ Cnrnmenl, Cllop ..l nnv llnlt tnln wnntny cnnnntlgl-llillllons in Placing the cost at $201.
Feed  cake Meal nnd Con _I  ' ‘ '_ __ I . 00. He should have stated that
1
uiie too good ii seriice to Piince tl < . .
_ , l ie estimated cost as v. b S
1011 Stlld M1‘3l§ All Of Wl'\lCl1 WO iuil\v:ir<l Island, bccaiuse thc better.D gl en y xr
ouglas Fox, years ago when tunnel-
are selling at lowest Drl¢eS___ xfhr sei'\'ice for l’rincc Eclwiirll Island, ing was ln lts lnlnncy was nnden ten
A. HORNF. (Q CU
 Llic better for the Islaiid, and the ml|1iohB_ The Alnlnn Tunnel nine
, __l_l__"V_  _V nn_`_n____A ____ hott(-rvfor ull (imiadu. l..oi- my part ll miles long recently completed is a
g  1 would be very glad to see the tun
' _ '1
G. D. W».~._.,i.
l"`iiiicr:1l l)lru.~i\-r .-.ii~
5-.
Assistsiit-l‘urf.r»ii.ii f\'ii» ian-i
and l’i‘\iiriliiiw.»-. lviiniviizlw .
/xinbulsuirc isiéiu rl;-e~= -wi . it
shortest i-wire
(uP * Clk! Tlli S
l.)lsiui`ecliii_i; :li-li !"\iii':lg'»iiii|'l_'
` lmuch larger affair, 'and hence more
t url bui t if it is feasible, und Ithink costly nel, nnle 6 dnnble track an
‘ sonic effort should be inode in that f < _ '-
i .lu
_ Hun _Y air None the less we are glud to
. , ,  _ . , _
hnlm,,,.__M,,,_q ,~__ lf, F ,.,, ._,,n_l mn, , ion V , find members of Parliament from
1 I ..
.\1i'. l<‘i':isui‘ is thus reported:
Souris and Halifax joining in sup
‘lf is the opinion ol u great many port nf Mn Richards nl Prince C0nn_
people that if we. had uuother ship' ~ »
ity, in putting forward the Tunnel
we would linve the best service wellnolect and asking tnnt 8 n V
- s r e b ‘
could get next to getting the Tun-l » . y e
made without delay. Manyfin Prince
Furniture Rripmri-<1 mud 71;- - ucl, and l hope we will get that alsolhldward Island Wlll be ral lnl t M
_ upholsvr-rod.
Silent. Salt-“msn ni;i.'l¢; lo
, V _ _ g e o r.
Ord," in the couise of time. Fhis is a Crosby (0,. hls noon words in that
0Fi<‘ioi<:-_-i<1i~.i' s.,.i..ri-, i1i...~.=...I - ~"‘“‘"l¥ “°"“f’Y~ “ml “`h"" the T“““°1 behalf.
830’3,RESll)l‘Il\'L`l‘i liim' Sfiiinre was first siokcn of it was looked up- '
__  , nn, _ i A _.________
North ».irl»\_l'“u-nr- a nw flf
on :is ii mighty project. I was read; The powers that be nt Ott n
. _ . awa,w 0
 ing in it newspaper tonight an ac- .
ART SH
Dont o\'ci'lool< llic fu-t flizit
may have been led by bad advisers to
count of the completion of a Tunnel thlnh that the neonle ol this Pnn_
nine miles long in Swit/:erland at a
 ___A l    Vince are indifferent to the appoint
0 E  ment of a Supreme Court Judge and
L” a Senator, should read the strong
.Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinn, expression of opinion by the people's
  liablets. Druggists refund money 'lf representatives in the Legislature in
. fails to cure. E. W. GROVE S regard to these mntte,-h_
;ilUVE':l signature is on each box.
lllll lllmhll ASHOHE The Dian for a sanitorium .for the
yOl1 Will l'1C€d l)CflCl` lll7lll ll-*ll OFF LONG ISLAND prevention and cure of tuberculosis
al shoes just as soon
,lg thy _ w -_' q t en presented by Mr. Tidmarsh at Thurs-
] lo f"1‘-W Y0RK~ APY" 7'”" eve" e duy evenin 's meetin seem
weather turns fine :mr r uf _ , . l pe t 8 S 5 B ‘"1 9*'
forget to conie horn if von \i"inl  lmliiéllsn gnpetliseongtiaiixlshiv °“"°"t ‘md l""‘°“°“b‘° 0"” ‘mth “B
the _
No obligatioii to lui if is sug
gesfed in this; coiiic :ind scc
and try tlieni on.
You can gel, :il our store
the~“Best Shoes," niadc, :ind
they are not liiglily priced
Once we get a chance to prove
this to you, wc'll keep you :is
acustomer. ltemember, the
attraction is in the shoes we
|`e`ll as well as in their quality
and our service.
A off ros
for oonntlpm-
Prinzess Irene, of the North German to the institution and the provisions
l.loyd Line which is fast in Y the for its: support and mlnh¢_enhhce_
l;2l|'\'ll‘l “lf U13' S@Hl_‘l‘ll;"lm(i7l"e’;t  Such an establishment as is proposed
iihllllil- slmutllmvorig nffortn win be might °°"° mn? "“l““l'l° "V09 “Hd
,,,,,,|,. |,,, inwi ner nff tn¢1ny_ `w0uld he an lncalculnble boon to the
community.
I Millions starving in (ihlnal And
we in Canada have bread enough and
to spare: Help the famine fund
along. It is hinted that the coun-
try districts ol the Province have so
doubtless these conditions may yet
changed. Our citizens are not
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.  ._ ‘-A -44
nl
Bay stallion, tmtter. 16 hands.
weighing about 1200 pounds. Bred
on the Allan Stock Farm, Pittsfield,
Mass.
Individually, lie is a horse of grand
finish, plenty of good fiat hone, and
substance set on good feet. He
has a. kind, gentle, intelligent disposi-
tion, and is well niade with deep,
strong shoulders, stout' back, very
strong loins and stilles. He is a
big, strong, ambitious trottcr, with
abundance of speed, stepping quarters
in 35 seconds lust season witliout
any training, and a beautiful road
horse, and will undoubtedly sire good
roadsters as “like begets like."
Kinaros 38,080 was sired by Ka-
marcs, 2.1052 a giriit race horse,
who was burned to dcuth when only 6
years old. Kiuaius $lx,ullli was his
only foal. ‘
Kamares 2.103 is the lastest trot-
tins; son of thc great lireinliii 2.07%,
ica.
quite (3) 229;.
Dain af Kamaus 2102 Kurifid (K
last bolts nivei tiained) and -.ist i to
Vlal\oli0 2172 a siic Muncftu (fri
’1(,», Malice (ti) .. 10,, and llliiiifiild
tr) 2.251.
Mcsuiiite `(31 2254;, was by Lanro
let 2.23, is sire in both .-\uierir'aaiid
i<}ui'nin-. Sire ol ov»~.i~ 20, and of the
dani.-l of 7, in, 2.15, ctr., hi- by Mes-
seiigri' l_)uroc |011, und from the igrvuf.
mof.hei‘ of fi'of.t1~rs. She is c-i~<\<lil.c.l
vollo 2.17:, a sire, i\'luiictl.a ftr)
2.1fi.l.. Malice (tr) 2.111” Mniili'vil (tr)
and 33 other stn.iiilai'd pi-i~foi'iiivi‘s, 28
.sires of 135, dains of 212, and fiill
2.10 ti'ottel‘. l.oi‘d Iliissel was by
Harold 4131, sire of 45, including
Maud S. 2.0ll§,‘-, and of the darns of
Robert J. 2.0ll_., blcstatic 2.01%
Bcnzetta (4) 2.06, and 110 more, be
by Hambletonian ll). _
Lord llussel's duin was llli.-Is Russel,
thc greatest of nil brood iuai'€‘s, by
Pilot Jr. 12. 'l`hiril dani of Kuuiares
was Malmaison. Dum of Matterhorn
2.161, Matanzas 2.271, and of 5 pro-
ducers, by Abdallah 15, sire of Gol-d-
smith Maid, 2.14, one of the greatest
trottcrs the world has ever seen.
Fourth dam' was the noted black
mare, Black Rose, dam of Malmais-
on, Darkncss 2.27%, Lady Woodlawn
2.375, Native American 2.321, Prim-
rose, dam ol` 6, grand dam of R2,
including Princeton 2.19, sire of 28
standard performers. 'Fifth dam by
Canvas Whip, thoroughbred. Sire of
Kamares 2.102, was Kremlin 2.079,
world's champion 5 year old trot-
ting stallion, lowering the record to
2.07%, also winner of the 'l'ransy.lva-
uia Stake same year.
He is sire of 60, grand sire of 27,
19 daughters have produced 35, in-
cluding Achille The Great (2) 2.30,
the first Provincial brcd colt to take
a record of 2.30, at 2 years.
Kremlin 2.072, is perpetuating
speed, both through his sons an-d
daughters. lt seems certain, be will
become greatly distinguished, as a
great brood mare sire. Through the
great brood mares, Miss Russel (the
dam of his sire), and Woodbine, that
produced, Woodford lllambrlno 2.215,
the sire of his dam, Kremlin, inherit-
ed several very valuable strains of
the best ' ol plastic, race winning,
thoroughbred blood strains, that are
iust as pot-ent in transmitting speed
ability, and other race winning quali-
ties, to trotbers, as to runners.
Sire of Kremlin 2.072 was Lord
Russel 4677 as given above. His dam
was Eventlde (dam of Kremlin, Erin
2.241, Evermond 2.241, and of 3
producing sons and two producing
,..,.,.,.,.,...~.....~..------»
FRENCH CANADIANS ARE
RETURNING T() CANADA
OTTAWA, April 7~"I‘he work Ol
the French Canadians lor repllliflfl'
tion ol’ their compatriots living in
New England States gol. u big hoost
on Thursday when 1000 French Canu-
dians from thosc Staten left Mont-
real on two special trains, bound for
Alberta, and Saska chewuu. They
will settle un homeste n.
_far done better than the Olty, hilt , I '
To whom it may concern: This is
unmlndful of the poor and needy h¢;ugeiétl{yIN§llhaéN1l h;\;;‘uas:dwe1:ll§l;l
' m
whether at home or abroad. nnwrlbed lt ln my nnwtnle when n
Ask to neo the $16.00 Gun
Gum, l l Gun, l .l l Bhrprlslng vt-l_ llnlment wal required and have nev-
nt Bmw' Mcxny t can ,3,nnm°,._ ar failed to get the desired ollectl.)-
C. A. KING M.
U
__l§.1_l\`f‘-.l'f*QS
llzim of Kaiiiiiivs 2.102 wus l\'lc.-i-'
` -` - ` . < )
2.225, Karad, Kanalu, and lla;/.ctte (3
_. , . , ,
( .
brood niai-v G11-eil lllouiiluin Mind, nl
with 2.19. St-cond daiu was l\'lul\'u-i
sia, dam of lvlusuiiiti- lil) 2.20.1, l\'lu|-'1l00 .~:tanilni'd pci-foi‘iiii\i'.~; iii
brother to Maud S. 2.0113, lilo first
, l Mambriiio ilusscl u .~iii'c, (1.
:is,0s6._ _ __  W H_______ ..
daughters; by Woodford Mambrino
l2.21l, (sire of 13 rrmters, 25 sires
lor 170, 26 dams of 441 by Mamhrl-
iio Chief 11.
l Second dam was Vara, _
sires of 27, and 3 producing
ny Hamhletonian 10.
Third dam Venus, dam of 3 pro-
ducing daughters, by the grt-at brood
dam of 2, 3
dams.
mare sire American Star 14 whose
blood is represented in 45 per cent.
of all the 2.10 trotters flowing in the
iveins of such good ones as Uhlan
1.582, The Harvester 2.01, ,chaml>l0H
world. Dain
llussula, one
lol the very best brood mares ou the
lAllan Stock Farm and that is saying
a lot, where so many good mares are
of Kiuaros
trotting stallion ol the
‘of Kinaros 38,086 was
kept. She is the dam
Kalavia (2
timed scp
(dam at 8 years old of
-’2.2lj, Bergen (2) 2.26l,(
faratcly in a race last year in 2.111, (L
1
Barra (2) 2.291, Beris t2) 2.32; (5
l2.2%Z, Ballston (2) 2.20, l.li‘ind-isi trials
‘last ye-ar as n yeurliug ciglilbs in 19
now leading brood inure sire in Ainnr- l:w<~oii<l:-. Itiissillu is n young and vurv
the gre-at
two Colts
prodiiciiig
and hardy
constitutioiis, the dauglitcrs of l{i`f~in~~
lws with ‘
|pri»iiiisiii_1: ilauglitcr `of
Krcniliii 2.0712 llci' last
sold. lwoiiglit. $2,000. l<‘oi'
size, speed, stamiiiu, color,
lin are in a class by thenise ' 
no near conipc-titors. ,
,slliikniiut 2.21.1, (ii sire, and
produciiig danisi, llusulku
.liiislinu 2.11~l.‘, ii great rari-
I J . liorsv,
luiid sire ol Miss l(u:~‘liaii 2.1115), Ru-
-sina is grand daiu of 7. Sho was
~ _
.\'cc~.ind iluui was llusiua, duiii of
ii §l'€ of _
liluni of , .:`,i"€T_ __
l I nn ~  TEN nga]  N315 `    i MWFIBET o’_,;Af‘Lu .'_,_.-~ --f A" ""'""` "`°° ' '_ . ‘
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uoi.nz1i.IAN is ii- 3" i'i>.or"‘i‘l“ \'h°S'1
iuit stallion with white star auil
white hind uuklen lo liiiiids liillll fllll
weighing about 1150 iwllfuls- H” lf’
n big 5;;-only ue:iufiliill_v iiiiuli-liorsc
use his sire Brazilian \\'\10 “'85 “S
nun. perfect as could bc inade. _
This colt was a first Prize “'\““"l`
nf the Prince County lllxliibitioii
140-1 and uno from ii' larsl' livlll “f
Hood colts and was l’l`0“"““Ce‘l by
ludge Robertson of Ontario last
rniir as being the best roll. hc had
seen in the Provinces last l'¢‘lm'~ ‘_ .
Goldzilian has size, SUlf~_“;"f'3
and the uiideiiiable ga_n_ieni=s¢- Il? €l`l_u
ed from his sire lli‘azilinii. €f_\\l
,nnke B very high class cairiagc
stallion and is also bred to trot fast,
llning by the iron race lioi‘sc 1li‘u;/.il-
lan whn was L-hanipiun two year old;
lnvlnclhlc th,-eg your old, and still
holds the honors for the foul' Y011l`
old record of 2.241 lllf\‘l¢‘ ‘H 3"`“"";
agl;-lraziliaii was the lll`l~=t 5U1lll"“ lf’
than 2.20 and, when 19 )"~`*1l"S Um
rc
onminicii, 2.22i; silly . 2.21%
lli'uv.iliun Jr.. 3-3523 l5l"W'lll"" *-
$5.26, Hlul llic vliuiiilllliii flii'i.'<."'l"l\l`
. » - . 1 ~i
Ulu lust, yi-ui, lioniiuioii ll., .!.lf»_..
trot three coiiseciitive licuts butter
trotted 4 miles better than 2.25. l_'l<’
was the greatest rnre liorse and sire
of race ` horses and i'oiulslci's tliut
ever cauie to ‘thc l’i'o\'iiif~cs. lillf IS
the sire ol Lottie l’. T3-l’l&i lll`ll“:*`
Louis, 2.141; Ual’.V I-(‘ll“’_‘i Z'|K‘~"
U,;¢~,n l), (3) 2.27 (5) 2.103; l.iuu llcllu,
. ._  . . i . 219'; Pr tiria, 22.211,; liiuu Miller,
58,086, Agile :.:oi, Bun iz) 2.28,' 5_2); nmfn‘n nl 2.17), ,nn ,nn,n,,lO,,y
)_ 2.2i.i.; `i,m.ie nun, 2.2 lluursl
lined in race in 2.17 lust ,\'l‘l1l"|i lS’
mi-i 'i'artt- 1-U. 215; \`i1‘si1\l»l ~l»- 3-2-'11
lliaziliuii \\':i.~; li_\' llrowii Wilkvs,
GOD21ll.l.»\N.
ion 20214. _ _
|3040, sire of 55, also sires of 49
l'
and danis of lo. l;!l`0Wll Wilkes was
by George Wilkes, 519,- the greatest
progciiitor of speed the world has
r-ver seen. 'His 2.30 performers num-
ber nearly 6,000, more than double
Itliat of any other horse. Brazilinn's
dum was the big black beauty, Olive,
2551;, by Lakeland Abdullah, broth-
el- nf 1-Iai-old, sire of Maud S,, 2.08§_
His second dam was lady Grey by
the gi-cat brood-mare sire Maiubrino
Pntghen (58), whose descendants lorm
lover 50 per cent. of the 2.10 trot,-
ters. '
'l‘hc dam of Goldzilian was a bay
iiin`re never trained for speed but a
nupei‘b road marc, well made and
very strongly muscled. She was by
Dcccivor, a sire of great roadsters,
who was from a thoroughbred mare
by the imported Anfield and sired by
Ailiniiiistrntor, 2.291.
The last named was sire of 16 and
ol the dams of Derby Princess 2.0115,
(Irwell Belle (3) 2.30, etc. He was
got by llamblqtonian 10 (thc fouli-
dntioii of trotters) and from llellc by
Nlainbrliio Chief 11. it great l>l"’"‘l~
niurc Sil‘0-
floldzilian's second dam was by
lsiniul lloy, who was from a inareliy
thc iuiportcd Snladin and by Bush
.\icssi~.ngi'i', sire of Old Dean,ah0i‘se
whose stock is known to every horse-
iuan.
His fliird dam was by the great
lirood-mm'e sirc Provider, a grand-
son of the world’s champion brood-
inzirc sire, Nutwood, 2.18%.
<;olilv.iliun is a very fine young
liorsc. and his breeding guarantees
, iiuif il given the upportuiiity he will
-‘lil-'iw liiinsclf a great, sirii. HP in u
.~<ui'.~ foal gcttcr, and will be nt. own-
ii-i~’.< stables the entire season.
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, _ ~:l,l,v.~.j,-.~,:'._j.,.'-.h,\,-  'mu .~n.-fi»i- in Noni-...iii 2.1R_=,'_1lii.- :»:.~  
wiir|d's rliuiiipiou lu-ood mari- .siiw
,|'isf.acliio 2.21.1 ai .~.ii_'4~ uiul by ll.-l
and .~;L.cond`geiicmlioiis alone.
of illiiud H. 2.0142 b‘vln\'oiiir
_ . 2.00.'
liiisliuiiu 2.1145, Cora llulipoi
,(tr; 2.26.1., llu:~isiim_ Lord
4077, (sire of lireiiilin 2.072),
llussc
sirc, Niitwood 2.18? clianiliiiiii brooi
I
Iuiarc sire of the world, (the only
service
fee of $1,000), sire of 2 in 2.10, the
dams of 18 in 2.10, his sons liavc
sired 1095, duuglitcrs produced, 350,
he is so far ahead of any other sire
that ever lived, as a brood mare sire,
that a comparison would almost
seem odious. (This was undoubtedly
due to the influence of the blood of
Miss
Russel.) Pistuchio 2.211* sire of the
dams of Belvasia (3) 2.12, McQuillinn
ntallioii that ev:-i' stood ut. ri
his dam, the great brood mare
2.171, Uochato 2.l1§, Busum 2.052,
all the sous and ila.ugliters of _
Russel except a gelding, Maud S.
(that was never bred), Rustique,
(that died with her first foal)
producers ol speed, as are their
scendants,‘ so 'that now Miss Russel
is the greatest ol all brood mares
having descendants in the 2.10 list,
in the lst, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th
generations and in the 2.30 list in
the 7lZll generlltlonf also 3 rggord
'held by no other mare and no other
lmare can ever reach licr in that in
'spect as her descendants march stead-
ily on into the 2.10 list year alter
year.
l Kinaros 38,086 has 4 crosses of
Miss Russel blood so why should
not be a great brood mare sire?
' Miss Russel was by Pilot Jr., 12,
sire of 8 of 6 sons that have sired
32, of 17 dams of 40, and of 40
daughters, whose descendants in the
'standard list number over 10,000 of
which over 400 are in the 2.10 list
or over 90 per cent. of all the 2.10
trotters. Fourth dam of Kinaros
38,086, was Sally Russel by Boston.
Fifth dam Maria Russel by Thorn-
ton's Rattler. Sixth dam, Miss
lSl1€D8l`\'l. by Stock Holder. Seventh
ldam, Mlrindin, by Topgallant. Eighth
ldam, by Imported Diamond, Ninth
dam by lllcdly. Tenth dam by Jiinl-
per. Kinaros 38,086, traces to Miss
Russel 4 times, Mainhriiio Chief 11,
3 times; Pilot Jr. 12, _4 times; Ame.
rlcan Star 14, twice; Kremlin, 2.0715,
ltwlce; Hambletonlau 10, 8 times;
lAhdallnh l, 12 tlines; Green Moun-
tain Maid, once; Abdallah 15,
ltwlce. He will undoubtedly prove to
lbc in Nutwond to P. E. Island, an
ithcre never was a stallion brought
here, with such a license to produce
brood mures, along with a speed in.
heritance second to none. And with
it all he has thc size, style, and n¢_
tion ofashnw ring horse. That his
mini wui he eniinweii with time
qualities, is already misiircil, by tim
cnlts he has produced.
He will be at owiicr’s stables until
about the 9th day ol May, after
which he will make a three days’
route every two weeks via Peakds
Station. Full particulars will appear
later. '
the
he
iuonf. G4, who is- <~iudii.\¢f wifli ovpr
the first
llc was
( iwisciis
ii 2.:-12.'
.lliisiiiu 2.211, l.af1y lliissel, Nutlioriic
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P. lt. a
Miss
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by the great racc wiiiiiini: sire Abdul-   ""‘?-=ff~ "  .` .,." .""°""""~"""
2.251, Malvar-ua wus got by Lord luh 15, gri-at gruuil sire of ‘  " `” '  "
Riis.-;cl 4.677, sire of Kirinliii 2.071’ 2.02,‘~.
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