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WHY
COUGH
Cherry Bark
Cough Syrup
Will stop that cough. If it
. does not we cheerfully
refund your money
Walton McKibbon
THE DRUGGIST
CP42.1...weas Store
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
200 ACE[ FARM
FOR SAIt
A fine farm of. 200 acres has
just been listed with us for im-
mediate sale on account of owners
ill health. Large brick house
and bank barn, also all other
necessary buildings, fifty acres
bush, never failing well and
spring. School mile, post office
mile, churches 1 to 3 miles. A
rare change to get a good place
in a fine locality. Price $8500,
or will exchange for a smaller
farm.
Blacksmith Shop for Sale
At Westfield. good business, own-
er wishes to retire and will sell
right. A good opportunity for a
young man wishing to start busi-
ness for himself.
Ritchie & Cosens
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
A. E. SMITH
BANKER
Wear areer's Shoe* and Mere
Auction Sal
Messrs, Coutts an
an auction sale of
feeding cattle at th
on Saturday, 28th i
The cattle include a
two year old Dur
steers and a num
cows. John Purvis
eer.
ef Cattle.
Wilson will hold
fifty head of good
Exchange Hotel
st., at 2 o'clock.
ood lot of one and
am grade feeding
er of good milch
will be ,the auction -
HOUSEKEEPER ANTED -Apply at
TIMES office.
Wingham Bo
Mr. Carroll }Tele
private secretary
Hearst, the new
Forests and Mines,
vacated by Mr. G
followed Hon. Fran
tawa. Mr. %Vele is
boy and old friends
to hear of his.appoi
portant position.
Promoted.
s been appointed
o Ho - W. H.
leis
o eke the slace
o. W. Yate who
chran to Ot-
fo Wingham
ere will be pleased
tment to this im-
Cedar rails wanted. Apply to the
Western Foundry Co., Limited,
Huron Hous of Refuge.
s unable to secure
aken to Goderich
ovincial Constable
x months in jail.
r. Phippen visited
e at Clinton and
out the place clean
ates all enjoying
alth. Our former
Morden, is in the
and Mr. Phippen
of the furnaces
ontented.
George.Kargus w
bondsmen and was
on Saturday by P
Phippen to serve s
Returning home
the House of RefLl
found everything aij
and neat and the in
the very best of h
townsman, Andrew
very best of health
found him ,in charg
and he is happy and
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO.
Farmers who want money to buy
horses, cattle, or hogs to feed for market
oan have it on reasonable terms.
Notes disoounted for tradesmen, mer -
°Inuits or agents, on favorable terms.
Loans on real estate at the lowest
rates going.
Christie's Grocery
PHONE 59
Pure Flavouring
Extracts
3 BOTTLES FOR 250
Onr Pure Flavouring Extracts
are of first quality. They are
of a better grade than are
usually sold at this price.
Highly Praised to/ their Rich
yet Delicate Flavou
The pie or pudding that calls
forth yottr praise and keeps you
guessing as to its make tip isw
generally delicately flavoured.
Otherwise good ma,t3rial may be
entirely spoiled by poor extraets.
Our Extracts Will Produce the
Best Results.
Try us for Tea and Coffee
WANTED---ChOice Butter, Fr 0911
Igggs, Hand Piked team,
Potatoes, etc.
•
Rubbers for School Children, 30c. to
50c. Don't let therihildren go without
Rubbers. . W. J. GREER.
Welland C
The officers of th
made arrangemen
of beautiful lawns
This work will be
spring opens and
direction of Frank
to, who has, buil
lawns in Toronto
Week completed a
gara Falls. -Well
gentleman referre
mer well-known re
and old friends her
learn that Mr. Pat
tinued success i
greens.
•
b Lawns.
Welland Club have
for the laying out
about the club house.
started as soon as
will be under the
Paterson, of Toron-
sonie of the best
d Buffalo, and last
fine green at Nia-
d Telegraph. The
to above is a for-
ident of Wingham
will be pleased to
rson is having con -
building bowling
WINGHAX ON3A110, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 26 1911.
Read Willie & co.'s dv, on page 8
NORTH HuR
N LIBERALS.
A convention o
North Huron will b
Hall, Wingham this
noon at 1.30p'clock
nominating a coidid
riding for the Ontar
Liberals are invited
vention,
Hydro Po er in Huron.
Mr. Shaw, an e• gineer of the Hydro
Electric Commiss on, who is making a
tour of Huron co nty was in town on
Friday and a me ting of our business
men was held in the Council Chamber
that afternoon. Mr. Shaw is discussing
and investigatin the needs for power
at the various c tres, and the amounts
which could pro ably be disposed of in
the event of t e Hydro lines coming
into this section f Huron county. He
has already visit d a number of places
in the county a d is making enquiry
complete. Amo those from outside
points who att nded the Wingham
meeting were t e following: -Mayor
Patterson and R ve Hunter, Kincar-
dine; Reeve Mite ell, Lueknow; Reeve
Reice, Wroxete ; Reeve Winter, Ho -
wick; Reeve Gil spie, East Wawanosh,
and J. B. Willie s, Gerrie.
the Liberals of
held in the Town
(Thursday) alter.
or the purpose of
te to contest the
o Legislature. Ali
o attend the con -
WANTED GOOd general servant girl;
good wages. Apply to Mrs. R. Van -
stone.
Moved to
Last week the S
dent reports the r
of two well-known
as follows: -"St.
suffered through t
D. Todd, sr., and
to Wingham, whe
siding in the fut
has always been a
the Sabbath schoo
Women's Foreign
in connection with
every good work f
community. Mrs.
greatly missed, a
ready to help in
the cause of the
Two weeks ago a
ing in Calvin ch
waa presented wit
in the W. F. M. S.
FOUND -A wallet, ontaining a sum
of money. Own r an have same by
applying at Ban of Hamilton and
proving property.
ngham.
Helens correspon-
oval to Wingham
St. Helens ladies,
Helena last week
e removal of Mrs.
isg J. C. McDonald
e they purpose re -
e. Miss McDonald
tive in the work of
Mission Band and
Missionary Society
alvin church and in
the welfareof the
odd also will be
she was always
he advancement of
Kingdom of God.
hankoffering meet-
rch Miss McDonald
•a life membership
We have Women's Rubbers in all
the shapes to At the styles of the new
shoes. 45c. to 65e. W. J. GREER.
Canadian Or er of Foresters.
J. P. Hoag, wh was elected High
Secretary Of the Canadian Order of
Foresters in Jun last, has resigned
from the office to c ntinue his work in
the Normal Schoo , at London, Ont.
Alf. P. Van Sinner , a member of the
Executive Committ of the Order and
manager of the Uni n Bank at Saska-
toon, Sask., has be appointed High
Secretary to succee Mr, Hoag. Mr.
VanSomeren will a once remove to
Brantford, Ott., w •re the head office
of the Order is loca ed. E. H. David-
son, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Distriet
High Chief Range for Manitoba, has
been appointed to he Executive Com-
mittee to fill tha acancy caused by Mr.
yariSometen Mg to the offiee of
High Seeretary. J. P. Hong has been
re -appointed Ili Auditor, which posi-
tion he has held ince June 1905.
Jammer* gr.*.
New .Telep one Directory.
The North Hu on Telephone Com-
pany has issued a new directory and
copies were mai d this week to all
subscribers. Th directory contains
the names of 3 2 North Huron sub-
scribers as well e the Bell subscribers
in Wingham and ueknow. There are
a number of tele hones yet to be in-
stalled this fall nd the names of these
subscribers will se published from week
to week so that ubscribera svill be able
to keep their directory up-to-date.
There is one ight mistake in the
directory. Paul l'owell is entered at
171 r 11, when i should be 172 r 11.
Any subscriber w o has not received a
copy of the direc ry will kindly notify
the Secretary at he TIMES office when
a copy will be pr mptly sent forward.
Since the above as put in type tele-
phones have bee installed for John
Cole on Line No. 82, ring 31 and Jona-
than Pattison, Line 198, ring 23.
Bov WANTM).--To learn the printing
4iness. Good charipe for a bright act-
ive boy* Apply at Tnurig office,
A large -stock of up-to-date millinery
selling at extremely low prices at Mrs.
Green's.
Death of Mr..
Just -before going to
raceive4i Wgham
4(304. 'W9rPtitO on
of Margaret S. Palm
late D, M. ,Gordan,
take place fa Wingh
Friday on arrival of 1
train from •sortinto..
natice of this former
dent of Wingham wil
next issue,
orders.
preen word was
of the sudden
onday evening
, relict of the
e funeral will
cemetery on
5 a,. In. G. T. R.
more extended
well-known resi-
be given in our
Aptommas Concert.
The Choir of St. ndrew's Presby-
terian Churcb , have secured a high-
class entertainment r the people of
Wingham and vicini y which will be
held in the opera •use on Tuesday
evening, October 31s The talent in-
cludes Aptommos,, t London, Eng.
Harpist; Miss Grace erry, the well-
known elseutioniet of oronto and Miss
Alexander Bradlby, prano, of Mon-
treal. This comPany has been giving
very successful con erts in various
parts of Ontario. Th admission is 25
cents and reserved sea s 35 cents, with
plan of hall at lVfeKibb .n's drug store.
The Walkerton Herald speaking of the
concert •held reeently in that town
says :--"The recital full warranted such
a splendid turnout, eac of the artists
proved a gem of the fist water. Un-
doubtedly the interest centred in Op-
tommas, the London, Eng. Harpist,
who captivated the lar e audience with
his master. From th delicate pains-
sino which seemed to b like the play-
ing of Zephers among • e leaves to the
fortissino of the stirr ng "March of
Men of Harloch" the c ncenses ofppin-
ion was that he was in is prime now.
Aptommas was assiste by Miss Grace
Merry of Toronto, and Miss E. Alex-
andra Bradley of Montreal, who assist-
ed in no small manner in creating the
success of ,the recital. Miss Merry
was equally good in her various num-
bers and in ,."A Saotch Sermon on
Jonah" the characiterization being
cleverly portrayed while her enuciation
was perfect. $he was accorded a
hearty welcome. an4 respended grac-
iouly to the demand or encores. Miss
E. Alexandra Bradly is a lyric soprano
of rare quaiity, hi range being re-
markable and the armth of her tone
especially in the •pper register being
out of the ordin ry. Her selections
were "April. M 'ro, Fairies Lullaby,
Through a Loy ly Garden and The
Nightingale." iss Maude C. Bradley
made a efficien accompanist. The
concert was alik a financial and a
musical success.
News Items rom Toronto.
A Toronto corre pondent sends us the
following items o news referring to
former well -know residents of Wing -
ham, who are now esiding in Toronto:
"John Ncelands r cently celebrated his
80th birthday an still enjoys a good
game of bowls, a • plays nearly every
afternoon. He c put away as nice a
bowl on the Lake iew Green as the best
of them. Nearly 11 the old Wingham
boys play on this reen and -it is the
one that is in cha e of Mr. F. Pater-
son, another for er Winghamite. A-
mong the other o Winghamites play-
ing on this gree are Wm. Mitchell,
Wm. Homuth, J. J. Homuth, Geo. A,
Newton and H. H. Chisholm. Mr
Newton is in the eale state business at
the corner of 1 overcourt Road and
Dundas street an is doing well. J. 3.
Homuth and son, Milton, are doing a
nice business on avenportRoad. Wm.
Mitchell is in thmarble business on
Yoke street, a few doors north of
College street. H. H. Chisholm is
manager in a larg mill in which he has
an interest. He is one of the best
bowlers and curie in the city. Last
winter his rink wo the gold eup valued
at $1,200, besides inning a number of
other trophies. J hn Gray is at the
cement business an has just finished a
big job few Robert effery. Bob, E0 he
is generally known, s buildieg a large
house on the hill n Dufferin street
north. /as. II. Chi holm is in the real
estate business in th east end and is
doing fine. David R bertson hag sold
his house hi the w t end at a good
figure ad has the n of it till April.
Mrs. Frank Paters° underwent a seri-
ous operation in th General Hospital
five weeks ago aid is doing very well.
It is expected she ill be able to return
home in a week or en days.
Lord's
A public mee
Presbyterian Ch
ing Ink in the in
Lord's Day Alli
presided and Re
Jand Rev. W. L.
ed in the openin
A very interesti
dress was given!by the General Secre-
tary, Rev. W.G, Hanna, B.A. "In the
work of arousing and guiding public
opinion favourably to the preservation
of the Lord's bay," said the speaker,
one of the firs difficulties to be over-
come is a mistmderstanding as to the
nature of the work of the Alliance.
We are not a legislative nor a law en-
forcement body. We seek to quietly
bring about ebnditions whereby the law
of the land will be respected and ob_
work is to create, develop
public opinion favourable
observance of the rest
law. The ge eral moral tone is very
much improvied where rest law is ob-
served. Men everywhere need the
rest, recupetation and moral uplift t1. --it
comes through keeping holy the Lorl's
Day. No rnan can be at his best who
works seven days each week the year
through. e rest day as an asset to
any nation s of irsimeasurable value.
All nations are now recoghizing that
fact and of ate years, Germany, Italy,
Russia, Ch na, Japan, Portugal and
other nation areienacting and improv-
ing laws tha make for tbe proper ob-
servance of e Lord's Day and better
eonditions fo the working man. We
give only tw of the many eases stated
showing the enefit to the people of
Canada of th existenee of a toeiety
that has for its objeet the uplift of
hunisinity, p ysically, mentally and
morally. Not a Sunday newspaper ig
published in 11 Eastern Canada, and
the sale of Su day papers brOnght into
Canada is red ed to tt minimum. 2,700
men employed by a large manufactur-
ing eorieern in New Ontario, compelled
to work seve days a Week, now enjoy
the rest day very week. The public,
espeelally th Working an should give
to the Lord's Day Alliance the mora
apport that it requires it
on its work suceessfu`
POULTRY W ANTED-41igileat Clash
price paid for all kinds of live ponitry,
'Phone 10. Liritited.
ay Alliance.
ing was held in the
ch -on Thursday even-
erests of the Ontario
nee. Rev. D. Perrie
. E. H. Croly, B. A
utledge, D.D., assist -
and closing exercises.
g and instructive ad -
served. Our
and improve
to the proper
Examine
Dr. 11. Ta
the duly appointe
in and for the
and district, havi
pointment from t
tary. Where a
dangerous to be
brought before a
in order that the q
may be determine
in addition to the
upon him by the A
tion to be made by
tioners, one of wh
tioner 'appointed
Secretary.
for Lismicy.
lyn, of this town is
examiner in Lunacy
own of Wingharn
g received his ap-
e Provincial Secre-
person, insane and
at large, has been
ustice of the Peace
estion of his sanity
the Justice shall,
her duties imposed
,cause an examine -
two medical practi-
m shall be a practi-
by the Provincial
How to make m
E. bard & Co's a
easy, Read H.
t. on page five.
Beautiful Inte
Mr. W. J. Deyell
tractor has recen
beautiful work in t
Mrs. John A. Moy
race, A fine oa
style, has been lal
the first storey of
the laundry room
floor. Mr. Deyell
an excellent job a
the work are ver
it. Thin is probe
its size in Wingha
first storey has fl
nice verandah enc
for the verandah
gives Mr. and M
the most beautif
Wingham. Mrs.
ideas for the
from her uncle,
who is an archite
and finatieial -
order to tarry
ly.”
'or Finishing.
builder and con-
y completed some
e home of Mr. and
ihan, Carling Ter -
floor, in log cabin
in all the rooms on
he house except for
which has a maple
has certainly made
d all who have seen
much pleased with
y the only house of
where the entire
rs of hardwood. A
osing has been built
nd the whole work
s. Moynihan one of
and cosey homes in
Moynihan got her
cent improvements
. Oliver C. Wilkes,
in Buffalo.
MEN'S RUBBERS, high and low cut,
all ai,yles, 65c. to 90c. New goods. The
best made. W. J. GREES.
Bible Societ Anniversary.
Sunday, Oct. 29t
eiety Sunday In
tions have been c
rally in the intere
ada Bible Society
Anglican, Bapti
Churches in Wing
effort to make thi
day in the history
this, with us, will
the Tercentenary
authorized edition
In each of the Su
dress will be giv
the work of the B
the evening a gran
in the Methodist
the local minister
Rev,. G. V. Collins
ledge will be ,the
All the church ehoi
ing a splendid mus
offering of the frie
ciety are used for
luting, printing a
Scriptures. There
upon the Bible Socie
great foreign immi
country, and because
advance in Christie
parts of the world,. t
the Society are a
branch a very large
ings over last year.
, will be Bible So-
ingham. Prepare-
pleted for a great
ts Nthe Upper Can -
The Presbyterian,
t , and Methodist
am are uniting in an
anniversary a great
of this Society, as
e the celebration of
of the issue of the
f the English Bible.
day Schools an ad -
n on some phase of
le Society, and in
rally will be held
urch in which all
will take a part.
nd Rev. Dr. Rut -
principal speakers
will unite in giv-
al program. The
s of the Bible So -
e work of trans -
d circolating the
e so many claims
because of the
ration into this
of the , wonderful
Missions in all
at the officers of
sing from each
nerease in offer -
THE WHITh PLAGUE.
40••••••••••11011MINN.PNWIleiR
$1 A YEA IN ADVANCE
In the Town Hall n Monday evening
to a fairly good audience, there was
given a very intereating and 'native -
rive talk on Tubercul 'sis and the work
oria, by Mr, J. 13.
ry of the Nation
tion. The meet-
rayer by Rev, E.
• tton occupied the
arks spoke of the
by the National
ion.
the lecture and
ing it, dealt with
cause and some -
f avoiding andpre-
The discovery of
e tubercal bacillus
rt Kokh, of Ger-
ait was shown, in
oken of as one of
discoveries ever
or which the whole
owe the late Dr.
tude.
the lecture dealt
umptive Sanatoria
under management
torium Association;
ge Sanatorium for
incipent stage of
ka Free Hospital for
he patients in the
lack means to pay
The Toronto Free
mptives where the
ced stages of the dis-
during their remain -
King Edward Sena -
e having means but
le home and being
ation at hotels or
cared for.
ght out that these
r the whole ground
in the interests of
•f Canada; and ap-
• de for the financial
Hospital Free which
care and treatment
139 of whom do not
maintenance.
teresting and racy
r and a half taken
arold Hinscliffe of
ly manipulated the
of our Canadian Seal
Watson, Field Secre
al Sanitorium Assoei
ing was opened with
11. Croly, Mayor S
chair and in a few r
good work being do
Sanatorium Associa
The earlier part
the pictures illustra
the disease, its pri
what of thetneans
venting its spread.
the disease germ -t
-made by Dr. Rob
many, whose port
the year 1882 was s
the most importan
made in the world,
human race will ev
a deep debt of grat
The latter part o
with the four Con
inaugurated by and
of the National Sa
the Muskoka Cot
pay patients in t
disease; the Musk
Consumptives for
incipent stage wh
for maintenance;
Hospital for Cons
poor in the adva
ease are cared fo
ing years, and th.
torium, where tho
without comforta
refused accommo
boarding houses at'
The fact was bro
four institutions co
of senatorial work
the consamptivei
peal was difectly m
aid to the Muskok
at present is giving
to about 160 patien
pay a cent for thei
The talk was '
throughont the ho
for its delivery.
town very efficie
lantern and slides
The Wingham
several selection
which were much
audience. At the
a cordial vote of
Rev. E. H. Croly
McDonald.
A liberal collect
behalf of the Mu -
and Dr. Watson
contributions fro
Tuesday.
The Boy emits.
On Friday evening a number of Boy
Scouts went to Br ssels to assist in
the organization of a troop in that
town. The party •omprised Patrol -
leaders Howson and Manuel, Scouts
Duchanan and Butehe Assistant Scout-
master Allen and Sco master Barron.
They were aecompani d by the County
Commissioner, Mr. J. 5, Smith, B. A.
A large number of •oys and many
ladies and gentlemen ssembled in the
Lecture Room of th Public Library.
The meeting was ope ed by the chair-
man, Rev, Mr. Wish rt, and was ad-
dressed by Mr. Smith County Commis-
sioner, who spoke o the Boy Scout
movement. Mr. Bar • n Scoutmaster,
spoke briefly conce ning the Scout
badges and put th• scouts through
some of their dr Ile. The offic-
ers of the Brassels local association
were then elected a id much enthu-
siasm. Refreshment served by the
ladies concluded a ver successful meet-
ing. The local aeon s are trying to
sequel a hall for thei winter lectures
and training. They take up fir,
aid work, signalling, .‘ •
brancheS of Lem will wel-
come any neruits wl o wieli to join their
ranks. The posips d annual meeting
1 will be held in a •hort brae and it is
hoped that many la es and gehtlemen
- who are interested in Work among boys
; will attend.
Orchestra rendered
during the evening
appreciated by the
close of the lecture
hanks was moved by
nd seconded by Reeve
•n was taken up in
oba Free, Hospital
lso received liberal
our townspeople on
WANTED -Ladies to do plain and
light sewing at home, w ole or spare
time; good pay; wo k t any distance;
charges in id; send
mp for full parti-
culars. National Manufacturing Co.,
Montreal.
Sale of Grocerie
The large 'bankru
ies and crockery, b
A. McGillivray est
retail, commencing
week. If you are i
now is a chance to
advt. in another col
and Crockery.
t stock of grocer -
longing to the J.
e will be sold by
n Saturday of this
need of groceries
et bargains. See
mn.
HIGH SCHO
L NOTES.
The committee
Day beg to acknow
subscriptions from
F. Groves, R. Allen
Allen, T. Bower, G.
ler, G. Spotton, H.
Croly, W. Dore, J.
Morton, A. H. Musg
W. 3. Boyce, A.
Zurbrigg, E. B. Ha
M. Crawford, J. Ke
Carr; J. W. McKibb
A. Graham, F. John
win, B. Cochrane,
Buthanati, T. Kin
Mason, C. 13arber, W
pard, W. Field, W. 1
lyn, Rev. Dr. Rutled
W. Johns, R. Vansto
Cosens, A.L. Hamilto
W.J. Meeting, J. Ila
D. Somers, J. Lee,
Redmond, 3. 13. Swar
L. Kennedy, W. A,
McGee, 1 II. Christ
O. Holmes, Theo Hall
Ails, IC Rae, W. F.
Graham, Miss C. 13
' Anderson, G. R, Sini
C. Smith.
charge of Field
edge with thanks
the following: -J.
Mrs. Hanna, G.
amont,, A. Travel-
alsh, Rev, E. If.
. Haugh, J. A.
ove, A. E. Smith,
Nicholls, M. E.
t, D. Davies, A.
, Dr. Price, G.
n, J. Ritchie, R.
on, Dr. A. 3. Ir -
3, Paterson, F.
R. Clegg, G.
Gurney, W. Le -
Haines, Dr, Tam -
,0. V. Hayden,
e, J. McLean, A.
C. VanNorman,
a, Dr. 3. Wilson,
II. Boerne; Dr.
s, W. J. Howson,
Campbell, R. S.
II. B.
3, Isard, J. A.
VanStone, T. C.
*wster, Miss E.
, A. Percy,
Thanksgiving
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30th
Turkey, Plum Puddihg and
Pumpkin Pie are well enough for
the Thanksgiving Dinner, but they
won't keep your feet warm or dry
during the cold weather that' will
be dealt out to us from now until
the Springtime cemes again.
Our lines of Handsome, Stylish
and durable Shoes for men, Women
and Children will dress feet in a
Way to make their attendance an
honor to
ANY
THANKSGIVING DINNER
We're ready to attend to your
wants in Footwear, and the tax
you'll consider light, when you look
at your feet after we're tl3rough
with them.
Rubbers in all sizes The kind
that wear. Lowest prices.
W. J. GREER
Where quality counts we win.
C. N. Griffin
GENERAL AGENT
FIRE
LIFE
ACCIDEN 1'
PLATE GLASS
WEATBER
obit**
Insurance
Coupled with a REAL EST ATE and
MONEY LOANING Business.
Issuer of Marriage Licenies.
Offloe over Maloolm's Grocery.
MISS SPARLING
-GRADUATE OF TORONTO
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
And authorized teacher of the Fletcher
Music Method Simylex and Kinder-
garten. Teacher of Piano and Theory.
Pupils prepared for conservatory ex-
aminations.
Theory by correspondence to out of
town pupils.
CLASSES OPEN SEPT. 15th.
Apply at Miss Sparling's home,
Minnie street.
JtisT AtritiVrine-A fine assortment Of
hats of New York styles. Call early
, and get choice at Mrs Green's,
Mr. R. W. Leonard, of St Catharines
has been appointed Chairman of the
National Transcontinental Railway
Commission, in succession to Hon. S.
N. Parent.
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