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itor to an

'deck'

horse

_ "ilu s` reeeut "write-up" in _'Phe

`~ orsemon, Chicago, of the prospeo ave winners of the big stakes on the Grand Circuit, the writer says: “Wal- ter Cox pins his faith on Boring 2.l8}, the trotter that took the meas- ure of so many horses on the Marl- time tracks last year." Baring is a son of Bingara and Kavala by Krem- lin. Frank Boutllier of Halifax bought him from the Allen Farm. trained him and sold him to Cox for $5,000.

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Oar Ferry, owned in Suminerside,

looks like a good pacer for the slow classes this sulmner.

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A number of Fredericton, N. B.,

horsemen leave shortly for Indiana to purchase some good racing mater- ial.

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The first turf meeting will likely be

called on at Charlottetown June 3rd. Home talk of holding races on May 24th. but that is rather early to get the track in shape and would also

he less liable to bring a crowd. Three gg' classes that should till well v.oi1ld he her 2.19 trot and pace, 2.24 trot and do]

2.30 pace. Riverside announces July

5tl1 us their date for races. at

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on June 25th, viz., free-for-all trot, gli] 3 minute pace and 3 minute trot. mi

liziron Cecil 2.24{ won the free-lor-

ull trot at Picton recently and Baron we Britt the free-for-all pace. Both ure wh coming lour-year-olds. co

Peter' nish last good ice with Hilda 8

use

EARLY VERMONT HORSES.

a short distance into the woods, as

our most ex WITH TH’

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aouwh? B‘l.l¢8ll 144# Wm &

llld

home to Tig- 10'"-

won so e ° ° ° the eff, anion 2.24; hs.

"T50 c0lll`i8l'” 0| this week con- ° _

tains s "write-up" and photos oi the ° ° ' 1 ~ `» Hotel Victoria Ice Races. Balm! 3-13! will he l\¢Ad\d.!or~th

Aquirl l!.27{, the well bred son of ° ° ° . Aquilin 2.18, owned by Dr. J. M.l Bild” 3-05% is recovering

lcholson, is being logged daily aud'm“°'f° and Wm ¢°i-,After I

alter the stud season it is the iuteu- Hllssuw stakes this year. _

tion of the Doetor to start him lu ° ° ° ,, I

the early events. Aquiri is s very H130'-;0ll\ :-231 ill bihodtllwtly like gglaphh

fast horse, capable ol on io oon. e a ove orses sn i given the . or, in 32; oooonooohd ,IIB nf, ‘frouht ' same chance would have proved equal. UU. Crops one in and you can't make W "0 ° 3° 3 bu*

t ia. ~

l!¢@'\lil lb BW

01'”

suit performer this

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Berks 2.l4} will be

this year. She is 1) lull

Louis Neidllart for o

is looked upon as s go;

big stakes. . - e

hingara enjoys the distinction of

being the.only sire ln all the world's

CUC

farmer won’t take

1 _ d one 1 <1 former conditions and haviugtoti-a~

0 a st recprfljhis year. y fast _ `_ _ =a§°';r rruhtf; g‘p”;:,‘:r :genie gtzhzl-vol from one hail to two miles to o

twice as m y mpchines. That is one

lack of mac‘é&§y,_ Another is heavy

V t t h r h r , history with four 2.08 grotto;-g to his rollers. Every. oaiii machine ought to f....Z'.’,““i'£. 3311*.. £21. J; 1.?.“§i‘.§‘3€ cf-du -= 11 1"- with it -'°=v1=°=»v1 1°

crush everything down solid some

,here were ho road, and nothin hh, Bihgnrs is one oi the wor1d's great- *-bills that would ts-ka teams to haul uhm trees to mark' the w,ry_ gThe'est sires-his sons are breeding on 39 W9 "I0" 5°” ll IOBIDY Bud USN- am work was at first done oniy> ° ° ' - Thi' 1° 3 3"” l¢°4- A190 UNK |19!! h oxen. Justin Morgan removed B°tt°m is °“° 0! Bm¢°"°" 7"-“ld” tmnz “°°d°d i' °' 3°°d °°"‘P°" mm” m hrs native tow-“_ Wert Sr,rhrg_ someet, biggest and beet bred sons. ‘JY ¢l'm°°hB“i° lil °V°l'y fB!‘m°l‘ csn't d, Mass., March, 1788, to gun. He has the Bingara speed and lulve a decent scraper. Let tlie.~ De- r,h_ vt__ on an or h|°d_ The horse strength as well as beauty. Dartment get things .made and put drst was used only as a beast of ' ° ° In meh distrifgt began” it amy d°“'t rden. They carried the doctors and B°tt°m slmuld b° °“° °' um UWB*-' than nav" Wm I” any as mo" "°‘d` eh- md,-11,, hagrh the ministers to-est sires ever brought hen,e. He has m°~Bt°l'99-l'° £00 WHY £0 b0|1l'i9r with e churches und the boys to the the brssdiuz and speed sud only re “nd h“"°' U0* thi’ u1“¢°f1°1¢° de it hr Long roumeys or a hundred qui;-og on opportunity to pi-ovo him-,Bo I say again let the Department rss or, more were made on hor.se_\ge11 3 sensational gifs, 'Of Pllbllc W0l‘kB contract with 801118 ck. Justin Morgan, when he went ___ ‘good ma" to . make 3' mt 'md put ch to west sprrhgnerd in 179r_ one in cvery district as they ought nt on horseback for his Pay. and. T-` to be “sed Mfg' ever! mi" “On” t'° en ouerea the lime two-your-om G90” RQADS "°°° th* f°=' _ ut the greatest “__ he at hrht hard he would not _ I lack- we ha\.» 1.e<...y 11 horses to keep

Bum" Wilkes 2 rs one or the take him, and lt, who only through _ tl" ’“*‘°hl“°B "“““i”§ 8° U10 “`~Bl0l'-

woi-ld’s greatest _family founders, died rmreritly at the Emporia Farm, Kan-

sas, used 31 years. He is sire ofthe averted' Mr' M°rga“ said' °“ taking

grunt liiioko, the sire of so many fu- t

writy wmnerl prany good points and qualities about

e e e U

J. ll. G. Murphy is rapidly getting

e s e n

They are already working two year Th hm.. 1»h1v¢n in 1.10 in chuinrnih Wa

There the climate permits track work b

all the year round. tm

ees g

Achius 2,15, the stuiuon imported ‘°`°‘”d" °‘ ’-1”’ "-"9"" M°fB*=“" We

by the Nova Scotian Government, is “en pmvrng quite A sire or Bpeed_ Ar_ horse of one of the oiilcials, as was

most every account of u race in N. h

sc 1' nh n e ion f h1u“°“- _ get on “ms e um O e 0 Old Green Mountain. At the first

. e . §1_11iI‘S. Morgans were n great sight, as

1111 1.511, 11' h ' trot- “Y ""1

tenlililnnt pres2‘1?t~(liesincgap:§p§1‘}ed es- heads and tang erect' eyes HBSMUE

New Glasgow will hold three races

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m m m

his elegantly bred Moko colt Prince hi

Murjor in shape. Prince is bred in :as the purple and is a splendid trottcr. 8 He should be a. splendid individual. on

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E. S. Wells, the man who made a wa

million on “Rough on Rats,” and a 10° great horseman, died last week. "E

reat sights and attraction The

t s long distance to be the saddle

is best son, Old Woodbury; his best

Old Giilord, and his best sou,'

around the track with

pecially for another assault on hiss-n

smoke, nerves and muscles stretched

_ _;_j__;____| I t

0- -__ daintily, as though the ground were

Asthma Catarrh D

IHOOPINGCUUGHS Q SPASIODICCIUIP

drugs. Used with suocsssfor thirty years. d

The sir carrying the smiwpiio vapor, Inspired

“-1111 u\-ery bresrn. muh" ereurnh-1| euuy. seamen 3, tin: more throat. and stops theCough. assuring restful b

asthma. Send us postal foe descriptive booklet. N

while others, so powerful was their

mms coma’ cor” tread, the earth seemed to quake.

“on It made one think oi' the description

given the horse by the inspired writ-

er . '

wagons came into use and they were, of course, very crudely constructed ae first, not muah better than our lum-

IITAILIIMID 1l1I

A simple. nfs and elective treatment for bros- ber wagons. now' The good roads and

enihl i.-ouuier. wiihoui rinsing the srunusa will the easy ridin wa ons h ve

g g a largely

one away with the saddle, which is`

een for horses having more size than

,hung enuumn sua a Boon eo sunururs hom the M°rgan5» and speed ‘Ur the mua-

re and nostrils emitting, as it were,”

0 the utmost, » some stepping so

ot good enough for them to trod on

, Job It was n long while before

mistake. The cull since 1860 has

ow, where once they were all Mor-

ALL DRU@IlTl. g

'l' C R BBOLEN

_ ans, there one can scarcely be found.

,r_h~;_~_‘;§__;_;__i;-rl.: __-,h,,(,_\¥ sail _ _._ The Morrills seemed, at iirst, the one; ,,,m,,_ .r,,_f;'§,,;";‘}“,§;;;f U, »~ wanted, as they had size and speed rue.-_¢1.,e dun.: lruihcfuic. ' but they did not prove first class race 1.s;.“1.;:.“.:.;‘;' '°~ (gl, --so 1.

sz Ca-1i¢u1i|s1.,N.Y. , --I and they have given away to the,

Lccmiml Miles B Ilu'

\ orses, lacking the lasting and stay-

Vspo C1-sgolsos Co, ,_ gr* é ing qualities of the thoroughbred,

_ I Lack of road machinery is one of t th h ' . I --

, that he was all in love with . pu '° mfmyl °"°° °“ at 75 “Ut” 1

and made up his mind to kewl;l;:__§_r:s:;=_1:cnwhlltgewgohevvezig-E;_such. I :eu you 11 is s hur_<1 lub; . ' |-

for ”' “t°°k h°""' Mr' Morgnnlroad mhchines because one machine R you have the best operemr smug something or 8 horsemhm as he has too' much ground to go our and but still worse with a. poor one. _ So

d kept the c0lt's sire, True Briton, Iyou CMM; start to work tm the "ost 31;; Iainadlgsfefnligkihzfggesgxlzntvlgf S . ~ S ». d d P

e season, and the horse, Diamond. ~ _ I -' f f

was understood that the horse . ri1s____;_J_1_i_i_:___i1;v_3i?a___p1>a1°_i_ng_ rrrrrdbfrhte byflgsg-get s few traction engines and star-lu 're O ar er orffzers -- sm- 0. he » 1- ::.::'°.:;";"5 ::2.“°.11;‘..=‘;‘.“ “”1 S' ` 12' 'th d 2 04 1 4 z 10 tcd, easy oin broad backed on , _ " W 0 mils as f f -

the settlegs wgere poor and couledl ‘mum mad' and le". cb” at mst- of O wr S O

ot ailord the luxury of the saddle. ‘ 71|”-ours” they °°“Id start with 5 few '

6 Morgan proved just the horses' _first and if needed at any time add Sjfe

“tem with their sure stem broad _.1 more but this road on P. E: Island

ck and easy way oi' going. At. the is ‘mtv B er “

lleuld lol Slee Well P 'M -~ 1

inings and musters, they were thai _ ,hu t" be 50"* °"'°" °"'°'V Y°‘"- S0 :

MAYOR ‘I 'ODD

or man attaciied to it, they could start ur- pr-*'11 1, '_ , _ 1. .

in early spring and keep going right 1

umrium univzs were sin. '.2}fZ.’l'i,.L°'..p'“‘.i?"¢“.`.‘T?;§$’..‘.l3“"‘ "° 2.2 (47_'393)_ U50’ 2 13 last 71 lf 1 03

I H1011 a J

_ _the time. There would be scraping r,. . , . .

' ' try them." \ '

,,,,,,,,“r_c,‘{,_ '"4 _(__ _*SL Lamberts and Hambletonians. :I-lad'

‘-4 the Morgans proper average height

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‘ MAYKING 10272 A20

To the thousands of people who toss lers at diilerent times, butllt is my’ ~ BINGEN 29507 20014 l Sire of °7 rncludmg Bin e

8 rnhervehhr r rr d th t h » ity do not want to take teams~out any cohserigdoahirenas lah? sur: GOOD R0AD_3 BY ROADMASTER- at all and if they do it is only when'

it suits them, and I don't blame

colt to Verm0hr_ he haw so fG°“f-i““°d-) ‘ them, after seeing 12 days of road

work last season myself I would not

you see it you had a traction attach-

and various other things for labor

I I ouid t think 1 in

so it is hung over

enormous expense in granting these privileges to the _farming community

r l

mail

their very

money for all

snd deliver order on

,must

any

deliver

it is no 'wonder

route has been

good working order,

post oillce and then not receive the same benefits they are granted with rural delivery and all this is -done without cost to the patrons, the only condition being that they purchase s rural box and ilttings at the reg\lle.r‘ rice of $3.00. There is nothing to be paid yearly after the initial cost for the purchase of the bor and the Department will allow a rural box to he held jointly by two or, three holders, but no more than three ere' allowed to own a box jointly sothaft there is no hardship wheteveriin- posed upon any person in any ps-rt ol- the country in regard to rural deliv- ery ior the people who receive little mail can unite with their neighbors ' in purchasing a box. It is t-he inten- tion that every distributing oifice for a rural route should also be r order oiiles, so that all the beneilts of the postal system are put within the reach oi every resident of the (Pro- vince. »

As the Government are going to an

amoney

. ' as-_-5 _'£-1

Indoor Uccupehons

bflsry lung! pnssnrlln

freedom of sunlight exercise

which not rs. tended, and vital

body forces an elgwb' reduced. SCO!! s Ulslon isffbe concen

_ _"__ ,,.-,,........ to check this decline.

‘ ' It r'éf1'-eshes the body by making healthy blood and is nature s greatest aid to fort1fy the lungs and

prevent tuberculosis

colt e mulsion makes

energy, healtf; ond strength

eeenasuwu¢.rnms`i9ouur4u iz-oe

on . ample" pillow night .ner nigh” opinion that the only way we will ' .-,~-:S 1 ..v.:.»s _ -...7 » . - .-

or who pace the bedroom floor l

\1nhlnged,heerteotionwroug,.snd-to

whose eye sleep will not come, Mll_hurp_'s -

Heart and Nerve Pills oifer the blessing of sound, refreshing slumber. _

They restore the equilibrium of the

deranged nerve centres and correct the wi-_ong action of the heart.

Mrs. Wm. Douglas, Thesalon, Ont.,' .

writes'--“I am going to send ou m tee- l

- .V Y tlmonial for what your Milbu.rn’s Heart -

and Nerve Pills did for me For four years I could not sleep well at night, as

my heart and nerves were so bad. I '

tned all the doctors here, but none of them helped me. I read of your Heart and Nerve Pills, and tried only a few 1 boxes, and I can certainly say they did me e greet amount of good. I can new lleep ag well as ever, and can advise snyohe who euhere from heart trouble to

'Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are 50 cents a box; 3 boxes for 81.25, at all ieplers, or mailed direct on receipt of once by The T. Milburn Co., Limited.

ever get* a good road is by this me-

.thodfas the old wayis too' slow- ond"

people are too muclr' rushed- to hang on to it.- - ‘ ' _ (To be continued.)

RURAL MAIL DEDIVERY. .

In no part of`the Dominion has ru-

ral 1\»»1ivf».ry in-uh fukeu hold of uv t1~~|

people to n. greater extent than in Prince Edward Island. The farming community seem to greatly appreci- ate this new policy of the Postmast- er General to give the benefits of r11- ral free delivery to every section of the Province. The residents of this City were delighted when it was an nounced a few years ago that free de»- livery was to be made within the lini- its of the City by letter carrier. This advance in postal privileges has

L is ' I-mise

Toronto. Ont.

. l ronn 31,322.2-14 ....

Maron Toon 41s9a._

Douglas _2;04 1-4, Northern - Man ’ 2:00 152, brdon Tod(l‘ 2:07 114 'Iowa ll, 2:0'Zr1~`2, Geo. Todd 2:07 3-4 Todd Mac 2:07 3 4. - Al Stanley 2:08 14,. etc.

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ilu,-or 'ro<1.1<u n 've hhnasome nusfékeromei guna isa 1 uh , it <1 1* 3 1-2 a

a. good son of one of the bgt horses that ever lived y gm ro r M q 0 hands' welghs over lwonbs an

He was trained alittle on the truck at the Johiisou farm and trotted il 1.181 is h if 1. Inteniling breeders should look him ‘over 'before booking your mares. B m 0 as B m 08 Terms $15.00 for season For further particulars apply to the owner,

31111011 . J HAMMOND KELLY

1=:..:1.-.f.\:.~:-.=°.1....'°f..‘:-.°~f.f.:.- ::°..s:11=» Pune R u

piial Stock $l00,00

This new Company will own two ai V f b d

The intention of the promoters is to add any additional youn which ma 1 fairl° be estimated at two to three airs b t '

_ _ g y y ' p to t e present stoclg to increase the plant and future dividend-earning

powers of the ranch. _ 1 f ‘ ’ ' `

. - Applications for shares must be accompanied by a deposit of ten per cent on the stock subscr1bed._ _

. » For forms and particulars apply to the followingz- . r - ` ~ T

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$55,000.00 shares have already been subscribed the promoters are. offering $45,000 00 stock for sale

. p 'rs o ree ing foxes, one of which had last year alitter of five, both these pairs are new with_yont1g; The former pall' was purchased from the ranch of

I Harry Hunter, Albeiton, and the latter consists of a female from the ranch of Frank F. Tnplin, and a male of a litter produced by the first mentioned pair of foxeg __

Three options taken over from the owners have been disposed of at prices averaging over $1o,ooo.oo e pair of this year’s prospective issue, thus providing for #dividend of upwards of _go p c

or investors payable next September (1913_) \ ' ‘_ _ = ~ 0 ' " ' ' .

_ Messrs; Warburton 'fd' S'haw;-'5Bil“¢r-tors Chu.) tt t

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“if Messrs. P. .McNutt £3 Son., Malpeque '-

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L. if .rs he §* " ';°~

Y __. file the number of shares to be sold is limited persons, desiring to apply before the beliiuce' _

_ B lop, ,gon use the following blank application which can cnt out and mailed to anyone of

ihe pmien Upon' receipt uf rhh, h¢¢°mpuui¢a_1>y1_eu pn sehr aepusu. the sherry- _,win bg sllotedlsceqdiug to priority as to the time they are received and an interim receipt will omverdeb to/e`sc4fi ilpplicent. n ‘ 0 ` ’ "”'

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