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Fan 3 For the hot a Summer Evenings. ' llfiitii‘v‘iOCKfi For the hot Summer Afternoons. When you want a. Hammock don’t pass Us by. Our variety is Large and our prices right. PORTER’S BOOKSTORE. ESTRAY STEER. Paine into the premises of the unders gued, Lot 7, Con. 11, Fenelon. on or about. the first day of June, a. red steer about two ) ears old. The owner is reouest- pav experses. and take it FRANCIS II. WILLOCK Dunsiord P. O. THURSDAY. JULY 5th,1894. Victory is Ours. THE great sweep of victory claimed by the Globe, after a week’s medita- tion and a counting of noses, has developed into a real victory for the Patrons and Independents, who now control the balance of power. This is as it ought to be, and undoubtedly great good will come of it. It is but the beginning of the end of extreme partyism, let us hope, of matters Inasmuch as the Reform political. minority in East Victoria and the Conservative minority in \Vest Vic- toria are practically disfraiichised by {tat most cowardly and disgraceful of- ad acts, “the Patrons, as a party. in both these con- stituencies, had an almost insurmount- able task to perform in the face of party majorities. in either riding, of 400 to 500. And when we considerl the many mean devices employed, and the dishonorable tactics resorted to hv v both political parties during the late 1 gerryniander.’ The campaign, need we wonder at the result ! candidates might have polled more \Vhilst our respective Patron votes in some polling sub-divisions in éither riding, yet in others each did fairly \Vhen Oljijec’s of the Patron movement arel better l chiefly composed of the farmdrs well. the aims and understood by the masses, and l . . , , : the great industrial classes, and xvneni the wealth producing element in Society am fully alive to the fact that \__’_________________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"‘__â€"_Tâ€"â€"_- â€"â€"" The Patrons Stand. l Where THE Farmers’ Sun, which is the or- gan of the order, in This week’s publishes an editorial outlining the pos- ition of the Patron members, and the course to be pursued. The 'declaration reads as follows: In all measures that have been dis.- cussed before the country. such as the payment of salaries to county officials and their election by the people, the removal of the Lieutenantâ€"Governor’s perquisits of about $23,000 a year, and the observance of greater economy in public service, the amendement of the assessment laws which now favor the professions and burden the masses and others, Patron representatives will vote solidly in the house in the interests of their constituents. Many other meas- ures will directly or indirectly affect the people in the rural sections to a greater or lesser degree, and on all such questions it will be the duty of Patron members to act unitedly as far as pos- sible, after havmg discussed the ques- tions in their own caucus. ‘Where divisions occur, as they may occur, on any new questions, they will not be occaSioned by party considerations, but because our representatives aim to be men of ideas who support measures Mid not men or parties. When Pa- trons divide it will not be as partizans. This is the true Patron policy, and it is one that commends itself to thought- ful and independent electors every- where. Partisan politicians are too frequently the serfs of unprincipled leaders. There may be men now or hereafter who receive the confidence of Famous and betray the trust re- posed in them by becoming partisans and obeying the party whip, but when the party caucus has either a direct or indirect power over a Patron member, that man will be disowned by our order and handed over to the enemy. Such is the policy of Paâ€" tionism, and therein lies its power. M The Grand PreSIdent’s Address to the Electors. The. Provincial contest is over and the election of seventeen representatives upon the platform of the Patrons of Industry has proven to the Province that the masses have determined that their interests shall be no longer made second to those of the few who assume to have the right to rule the land. That a greater number of Patrons have not succeeded in the contest which is just completed is neither a matter of surprise nor discouragement. When it is eon- sidered that our organization has been but four years in existence, and that we had arrayed against us parties of historic age with perfect organization, with the picstige and power of governments, Dominion and provincial, and led by men of the distinguished ability, skilled in all 'he wiles of statescraft and entrenched in n aver and assisted in the campaign by a host i f officials, federal and provincial, it is a marvel that the toilers did not, as of old, in the end respond to the party u hip. A victory has bet-n gained, the equal of whicn has never bean known in the his- tory of Canada. That hundreds of men in each of over half the ccmstituenries of y issue evening. LITTLE LOCAL LINES. to Fedelon Falls thii â€"}.Ioonlight â€"Farniers insure your buildings in the Old Gore at 90 cts. T. A. Middleton: Agent-16. â€"-A well-attended excursion from Lin- den Valley took in the lo .ver lakes yes- terday per steamer Crandella. â€"-Call or address the O’Sullivan National Business College for circulars of its couise of study. ~19~tf. â€"-â€"The next meeting of the Peterboro cheese board will be held on Tuesday, July 10th. â€"Ask your druggist his opinion 0f Plieuyo-Catlein for headache or neuralgia. â€"27-1. â€"Mr. Houghton, the load bicyclist, visited BobCaygeon last Monday and won the “bike” events hands down. â€"â€"Mr. I. H. Oliver has just completed a very handsome portrait of the National Business College class of the last term, â€"â€"Church’s Potato Bug Finish, better and cheaper than Paris green. For sale by F. VAN CAMP.â€"-24-4. â€"There are more ducks in China and more are eaten, than in all the rest of the world. At some of the duck farms of that country 50,000 are annually hatched. â€"No more watery potatoes. Kills the whole crop of potato bugs with one application. A strong poison cheap. For ale by F. VAN CAMP.â€"~24~4. . -â€"â€"Regular meeting of R. T. of T. 1 Tuesday evening July 10th. Span. in lect- For 826' ure room Queen-st. Methodest Church. To C/mr Me For 12%. 40 inch Dress Goods, former price, 25 to 35c. All Templars cordially envitcd to attend. Printsâ€"quality â€"â€"The C.L.A. excursion to Port Perry of some equal on Monday per steamer Alice Ethel and to best barge took a large number of our citizens out of town. A royal time was enjoyed by all. â€"â€"A young man named Murphy, who is slightly demented, was committed for fifteen days in gaol in default of a pay- ment of a tine of $10 and costs,for assault- ing his father. â€"The regular meeting of the Faithful Brethern Lodge, A. F. and A. M., No. 77, will be held at the lodge room, Keenan’s block, on Friday evening, July 6th, at 7.30 o’clock. â€"“l’eople often talk of breaking ice.” said Watts. “but it would taked a mighty powerful flight of imagination to reach the idea of breaking the ice man.”â€" Chicago Journal. â€"The man who boasts that he works with his head instead of his hands is re- spectfully reminded that the woodpecker does the same, and is the biggest kind of a bore at thatâ€"Chicago Herald. DUNDAS ___.__._____.._.. - â€"All branches pertaining to a business education successfully taught at the O’Sullivan Business College.â€"18â€"tf. â€"â€"Does not injure the vines. A strong poison for potato bugs. Cheaper than Paris green. Sold by F. VAN CAMP.â€" 24-4. â€"Pheuyo-Cafl'ein physicians for hen. pain. Sold by all â€"Work upon the new cut will be com- pleted in a couple of weeks. The pier work at the entrance Will make a. very is prescribed by dache, neuralgia or w‘lIr. Ben Aubry. the Montreal horse- d . t 0.- 1 ruggis s--â€"...'- . buyer, shipped a fine lot of horses from Lindsay, yesterday. In the lot were a number of useful express and work horses, as well as a few good roadsters. -â€"â€"A Continental doctor warns people complete job of it. against kissing domestic pets. An ex- ' â€"-â€"Mr. Wm. Randall, of Bowmanvme. is amination of the saliva of cats, he says, visitin" friends in Lindsay and Bobcay- was found to be rich in all sorts of minute eon. DHe is a brotlier-in-luw Of Mr- J03~ l bacilli, while a dog’s saliva contained even launder, and also of Mr. Worden, fornian a greater number of bacteria. at Bobcaygson. â€"Tbe llowrie mill at the Falls began running this week. Entire new mach- inery has been put in. It will run night and day being illuminated by electricity. and gives employment to about sixty in Needler’s tiouring mill mMr. Howard Parkin took an unex- pected bath in the Scugog Yesterday morning, while trying to pull a canoe up on the warf, which was being crushed by the steamer Crandella. â€"â€"During the months of :J uly and. Aug. . ust all law oillccs in Lindsay Will be closed at 12 o’clock noon on Thursdays, and at three o’clock in the afternoon on every other day except Saturdays. â€"Dominion day was observed in a very quiet manner this year. .Nca‘rly all our citizens visited outside points in search. of recreation, hlnny going to Petcrboro, Port Hope and other points. -â€"â€"In the Woodville named trotting race last Monday the winner proved to be Mr. Beriningliam’s Nellie B., by Black Diamond; Dolly Wilson second, and Little Harry (Thorndike’s) third, and hotels to close at ten o'clock came into force last night. It isimpossible to pic- ture the look of disgust that came over the fillfl'S of Some absent-minded persons when they fflllld themselves out in the acid a few minutes after that hour. “The attention of the street inspector is drawn to the abundant crop of thistles, burdocks, Weeds, etc. which new polute many of our streets. This is the right seamni to gather in this crop, before it runs to seed. Null" sed. â€"'l‘he Esturion is making double trips we melee 2756 prices fez/é .- r 44 inch Dress Goods, reduced from 40 and 50c Cotton Crinkle Goods reduced from 20 and 25c. subordinate t" tll"5e Until-lo, in times of peace and without undue excitement, should turn their backs upoa prejudices, the growth of genera- tions, and voluntarily resist. all the. de- vices of party heelers for the sake of the common good, is a revelation to partizans who have always declared that when the elections are on “Patrons would be Grits and Tories, as of yore.” The experiment has bt'tll tried and our people have. proved Hire, and we are to-day respected even by those whose interests led them to oppose our views their interests are of the profesdonal type, then will the struggle be commenced in dead earnest I for the supremacy, and we make hold] to say that but one result can ensure when the event is brought to a climax. (in taking a careful observation over the political horizon, we are at a l! 88 to know how Sir ()livcr (astute poli- tician that he is) proposes to ever between Lindsay and Bobcaygeon, covers 88 miles, each day, and half that distance and fall. So that in the season of about seven months, she travels some fifteen thousand miles. u-A Mariposa farmer struck town on Thursday last with chickens to sell. When told that he had held his fowl too long, that. he should have Sold before polling day. he thought seriously fora minute and then said: I was stiff Grit and the buyers did not come near me. Next time I will be a doubtful voterâ€"very. hands. â€"The new regulations requiring the Arch. Smith’s pacer fourth. crs and occupants of prope . that they are required Within twelve days to cut down and destroy. all Canada thistles, ox-eyed daisies, Wlld oats, rag- weed, burdock and other noxious weeds, under penalty of prosecution under the act relating to noxious weeds. ”Lester McD. Coulter, the real-estate man, represents the old insurance com- panies of North A merica, . the Phenixâ€"fivc companiesâ€"- the Atlas and the North fol/owing SEA 5 01V A 15’ LE GOODS PM 206. Finest quality, satin finished French Satcens form. price 25c, 30c. 20 and 25c. Wool Delaines, former price, 3 5 and 40c. For 250. For 250. M e n ’ s a n d Youths’ Shirts, reg. value 40c. For 156. For 256. Today, untrimmed Ladies’ Hats, form- erly 750. to $1.25, 8: FLAVELLE BROS. Verulam Council, Council met as adjourned (t i-r‘ on Saturday 30th June, at the cl " Bobcayccon, las. Akister .. and all members present. Moved by las. Lithgow. war \\ â€"Work was resumed in the Grand Trunk shops Tuesday. _ â€"The Dominion prohibition conven- tion opened in Montreal Tuesday. _â€"â€"Israel Clutchey, a stonemason. was filled by lightning at Udera Village, Ont., Kelly, the: the follow-inn r...” , the assessment roll:â€"(‘.3._ yr, Tiff. r2," Y _l 3 1.41341}, " on Monday. 3“ 3.- an... as. Bell, editor of the Belle- ligllf‘l‘gf‘i,gmihe“ “71m, (1'. Ville Intelligencer, has gone to Europe m“ ’C‘C‘l’ “m- Hilda , , Nelson Alli «3 l .- C~ ' for the benefit of his health. r ‘ “ " " TM" 2:; ~ lic roll was then Corr"... ,: ; .._w0rkmen are busily engaged con- lClOsgd. -.....c stunting the mammoth arches for the hlcnibcrs then sat as ammo, 12th Of JUIY- chai . ”M ....An excursion from lilillbrook to Bea- A Communication Was Verton Will pass through town this morn- McIntyre and Sic-war e Dcvxz, in reference I. i A '\ ing per G.T.R. ha 1...,5 ”will. “i “'3‘ ‘ -â€"Thc oiiicial returns for East Hastings On motion of l. Kellv can 7 1 show that Mr. McLareil, the Patron can- IA‘WL“ was authorised iii-w... " . J didate, was elected by a majority of 101. 3”?“ “Tc r‘; Lfijii‘msfic fies... f and {3 Con. 7. _..Boolr-keeping. Penmanship, Short- (om mug.“ oil LU“, . 1. W . ' ‘5 117. (j v 3'.-. l. Thurston 1H1, 1.... .1 . hand and Typewriting, thoroughly taught A, at the National Business College, Kent-st linerformcd in ’0; and chili”: :. - Lindsay.â€"lS-tf. oversight cm;- pairvixtr ‘ ’1' â€"-«Hundreds of people write Phcuvo- The l"’ll“"“lԤ 3301131 Cafi'ein cures headache or lNeuralgia when l Ila”??â€" cverything else falls. ‘25 cts. All drug- l Ilmllq‘i Ilrgw“ 15:73?“ 3W“ gists. 47-1 ' l‘,:.$.‘“,‘;“i" '3 1‘ c. 2 â€"-â€"During the terrible thunderstorm {hf}; phi“; ll“ . Tuesday, Mr. Israel Clutchey was struck \Vni. Miran-cor hit.) {1 l by lightning and instantly killed. Harry Wm Davidso: A .‘i . Webster also received a severe shock, but John \Ii-hilchm .1.) I”; V i will recover. They were engaged under ArCli Campbell on A Mr. Webster's barn. Others there at “PF ““4111." do the same time were. uninjured. “ ll TEHIFWS‘. - A young lad who was unable to-swim $121,391 ”1 way ' 'i‘l was in bathing near the new wharf on halidulilz ‘ ; . Tuesday evening. He went out on the This .Kcniiedv m ” shore and finally took a plunge off the Thos Kinds-if}... :. wharf, and was only saved from drown- (ico Britiiir :2: ing by the presence of mind of Master Saleiiic : k Bert Lamont, who went to his rescue. RM“ 'l‘mliln .. Jas Switzcr .Z.. l l v was paid. .5 \‘y'tl’; ::». ... .“r, (L‘A- r in (V ‘ .. ..‘ " ~‘-\. ...,, â€"Ernest Neeland, son of Mr. J. Nee- Thos up”. land. dentist, had a narrow escape from John 19191;“1 . drowning at Sturgeon Point yesterday. lolm 313:1” {‘ His sail boat upset and he became en- .\\'in lillioti m tangled in the rigging. Messrs. George Thus Ulivcr . Goodwin and Oswald Hamilton rescued .l”lm Edgar ti... .3 him with some difficulty, there being a Tim-“Ck Kk‘ll)‘ do ,‘i A heavy sea running at the time. A llglfisraih «E» i: â€"()n Tuesday afternoon as Mr. . llxhhiilfnxlii” ‘l" Pryor was alighting from the eastbound \vm 11,53, m Jgtklil \Ii) . its: :1. in w a râ€"El u-a o 2 CI! :36 CD accommodation train at Cobourg, he slip- 13m... slim“, ped off the platform of the rear car under ’Ccphm “mg; the wheels. His right foot was badly loscph l‘ouue crushed and was amputated by Dr. Ivey, l’cicr Waller. (hand Trunk surgeon, of that place. lid l’I‘c‘SCOIt Thns Spi'oulc undertake t” carry on the afthirs of ‘ Our platform commends itself to_the . . _ , _ better Judgment of all, and there is little government \\ liilst he is in a minority doubt that if the electors of Ontario could have been persuaded before the trial that - ., . . , _ Patrons would themselves irove true to The duty, undoubtully, of the Patron our principles, thousands UfIOlJllel‘S \iou‘d members in the new house will be to have flocked to our standard. Heriafer the Order of Patrons of Industry will be recognized as an importint factor in Ca- nadian politics, and the fault will be our ownif We are not cmsulted in matters of legislation when our interests are in- volved. Shall we now be satisfied at. having convinced our rulers that party names have lost their charm ! \re we content to have placed a few independent men in the legislature; or will we mass our forces, (ill 1:» American Life and the Manufactures Accident Insurance Company. These are Deal with the peoples man! . . kill .;.. p . . . . . _.i ' 1d warniiw :ill own during the SI!) vle tri duruw the ' r Tlmccs are pus“ P ' . f~ P e spring rty m Lindsay, â€"Cap:ain Maurice Lane, the well known and popular chiet ofiiccr of the Esturion, is putting in his thirteenth year on deck while Mr. John Diamond, the gentlemanly purser of the same vessel, is now in his seventh year with the company. No better men could be found for the respective positions. 00.... .................... WEDDING P35352173. i do the best I 27. -â€"Coniplaints are being made that some . ' people are guilty of taking copies of ditl‘er- “Dominion day was celebrated at 1 N BC” ent magazines from the reading room of Canniugton with full program. The at- 1, l. Th0”, N0, the Mechanics' Institute, and forget or tendance was very poor, but the sport Tlios lilimlé 1 neglect to return the same. It would was good. A named race for trotters and John Incl“,- â€"The steame’r \IVater-witch, the W’O- save the librarian a good deal of trouble pacers proved to be the attraction of the 8 Il n.1,“. pcrty 0f the larkm Lumber Co., was and the borrowers a good deal “f well- day, and was very exciting throughout, l‘airick I’owcr do destrcyed by brf)’ “t Fenelon F3119, last merited censure, if they would return there being no less than Seven starters (ECO Thurston : ENGAch'wrs Elyse Saturday morning. about nine o’clock. them without delay. The directors are facing the ere. The race was won in he”: l"”"’~“l~ Willi”: ii? ~‘::1\'.-r:...... 3 L h Tlie'clause of ”119;- fine “i unknown, The determined to put an end to this practice. three closely contested heats by Mr. St J Middleton, 204 1”st \ ; 2 leg“; gm: life: pr Eowuig purposes, and on Tuesday Jphn s hve-year-old pacer, Fortunate, by On motion of Mr. -\l.i,~;,., ~.:;;:.'l was e . a it. W at while the crew were _ . _ ~ 1 1 Easy Foamue. B, Berminvrham’s 1\lellie ‘0 "1°61 31 the cill \t'v‘o- ,. away above the falls getting. out some evening the Citizens band electfit tie B second and Bay Chief third . lift 8: . .. .... i..\.. ,. - . _ - ‘ h . 1 “â€"â€" ' , . )Wll. . - , . . *1 Â¥W- rid ourselves of traitors and prepare 111“, timber and some two hours after a smoke followmg oflicers, Presrdent, A it Q secretary, H. Harry; treasurer, S. Calvert. ' ‘ - John is delifil‘tcd with the first effort f earnest men for the greater battle which was seen and 1b was discovered that the . . d , 1 the progeny of his popular stallion Ea: CARD OF THANKS is to come? craft was on fire. No insurance, The band is now domg well un ei t it: .y To the Elcrturs ”/ a, 2" ..« I". instruction of Mr. A. Brown, and they _ .. . , , . ., Fortune. thThe inftw-ledgb gill“? Eyieigeripnpaelm â€"-If.you. want to buy 0" 3911 3 farm are conducting, matters in a. business like I f‘l‘WG' - e con e“ 3113 fiai .8 o . ,, k 0b “.8 advertise m the Toronto -Weekly Mail. manner All persons desiring to engage ifnfilie fungi-e. L) ethpastumis ates 1ecare- That paper reaches 100,000farmers home. the band will consult Mr. H_ Harry in u y note . ctt eorganiza ion eper- every week and your advertisement the future as he alone is impowered to fecled in every constituency. Let the should meet the eye of someone who. k ,.’., ments utmost harmony prevail in all Eur associ- Wants to purchase. Advertisements of ma e engage . f. f F ations. Escnew religious an partisan thlg class are inserted in the Toronto Dail --011 Monday lasta armer 1'5““ ene- y lon, named John Bryson, drove into town without even the election of a speaker. (in ;Z i do n "A Beautiful 4;... ‘1. ~ for (L. ova.» (it! ‘ (In ‘ . ll“ \: insist that all their demands be com- plied with, that nothing short of it do Cl (li‘ .:.‘ (ll) .‘m ............ will suffice, that they propose to honor w fit) their obligations as Patrons by stand- lec unrest and .:- ‘ < 0(quth ~‘ p. . ing firmly tor prinCiples, and, by so doing, not only earn the everlasting 000.....,_.. .. . \ ‘ r- ‘ - ' ' gratitude or those who have reposed confidence in them, but also become as WEDDING RINGS. 15 theirs by right, the controlling in_ tluence in I‘al' ament, commanding â€"â€"â€"The Knowlson-Curtis patent car . coupler has been placed on exhibition for . (”‘31 LINEN!“ l ‘l“-‘l"“ l" ”WM: some days in the window of Gregory’s Sincere. thanks Wm" 1111111" fl‘l‘lf‘f drug store and attracted the attention of SUPPOI‘leY-‘S Who so lieartilv “vii“ many people. The deVice 15 Simply in the canipaion -1 '1] l-i- 4w" 53 , _ a \\ llLl iis .dd construction, and does away With all ‘ 1 To the work ' “ . er or iii1 su WON‘- ‘ danger, as the couplings can be made turn my “nun, thin if Lb i‘t" . : ks or {.01 the respect :‘3.Ll admiration of the 0m- 0 ._ . . 7 ma malt. . ,, “B. Bros.” char-L.- teed I’L’ffu‘f. intellectually free and independent of The friends of Patronism the members all classes. 0.00.00.00.00. have done nobly throughout the province and when assemble in the house it Wlll, we have discussions. Let the Patrons’ platform Mail for five cents a. word each insertion. . . . no reason to doubt, be found that at be 0‘" only POlltIPal creed. See ‘0 1t that Address The Mail Toronto 0 d 13 where he purchased some grocer}es,which from the top “5 well as how Sides of the d 7:'°---. . .. ............ . least '21 members will be se-it ‘ 1 the “Canada. Farmers’ Sun” .‘S .read in . l ' ' arm a.â€" ' he left in his buggy in the Mansion house car. The attachment is simple and cheap en eavors. . l3 , ‘ an on he every home; and when our principles are ‘TThe thud page of the Toronto Daily yard. Shortly afterwards he returned and can be utilized upon any of the old At. the close of ”n. mutrfi‘ - .1381!ch “05,1353. cross benches. Like many other again put to the test inthe. greater con- $131115 noted for "‘Want” advertisements. and found a portion of them were iniss- style draw heads. This fact alone “ill that I have not said 0,. (1,“. ;.;:i '1: journals, we object to the classification “’3‘- in‘leing Dominion interests, the bf 32”“ want 3_ “Wat-long a mechanic, 9. ing. He reported the matter to Chief commend it to the average railway of which I need b-.. .1. ,1 Tile : At the same plat-5.} great mass of Canadian electors Will pio- “513935, machinery, lodging, if you have Bell, and left for home about two o‘clock. manager. and there appears.’ excellent test was ~ 1‘ ( ‘15 mm ' t7 I" l Before seven o’clock the chief arrested prospects for its adoption on all leading ‘ 00’“ “Clea on m." lm ‘ °'°°° ................ 1 lost or found anything. If you want to find out where anyone is. advertise in the open and straightforwanl inziiiiii‘i‘ , I can meet all my fellow citizenS that it is over. .. BRITTON BR( Again returning thanks i0 a» ‘ l friends and supporters I remain Ions CAMPELL, ,. oriven l': ' - ~' .' . , . . s ) the various Gilt and TOIy nounce With no uncertain sound that three boys named John Burk, Alex. Burk American railways. Several cars are to organs. At most Sir Oliver will have l legalized robbery and class legislation '1‘ D 'l \I '1 but 46 straiorht su rters exalus- _ ' shall be a thing of the past. .OPOHt-o in y . a1 .and read the ad ver- and George Sharp, and at the same time be fitted out on the Midland division aid 6 PPO - “e of C. A. M ALLORY. tisements on the third page of that paper. secured nearly all the groceries. They a thorough test will thus be given’ the new device, and if it proves entirely satisfactory there will be many purchas- ers to hand to secure the control of the some. were brought before P. M. Deacon, plead- ed guilty, and the two Burke sentenced to three days e £11 and Sharp to six days in the common gaol. Thecharge is two cents a word each in- sertion or tencents a word for But inser- tions. Address Tl ' Canadaâ€"13, . 16 Mail, Toronto, the Patron vote in a. house of 94, when the house mee vs. a. o ow ‘ What 1‘ 1‘ iThe Watchman, 000 per mum victory. “III or Km sum The Patron C3“