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ESTABLISHED 1872
TUE WWINDHAM TIMES.
IL R. ELLIOTT. PCIMISUER.AND PROPRIETOR
THURSDAY, MAY. 4, 1905.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
It is expected that the Ontario Legis-
lature will prorogue before the 24th of
May.
On 22 steamsbips due to arrive in
New York this week from Great Brit-
ain and the Coutiuent is the biggest
crowd of immigrants ever scheduled to
enter during such a period of time, num-
bering nearly 25,000.
According to the report of the Depart.
ment of Militia and Defence, which has
recently been laid before parliament, the
WHEN DOCTORS FAILED..
Or. Williams' Pink Pills Brought
New Health and Strength.
From The Post, Thorold, Out,
Mr. Rueben Liudeay, a fruit grower
at Ridgeway, Ont., is one of the best
known men in that section, having
lived in that village or its vicinity all
his life. All Mr. Lindsay's neighbors
know that about a year ago his condi-
tiou of health was very serious. To use
hie own words he "began to go to pieces
--was alt wasting away," When a re-
porter of the Thorold Post palled on Mr.
Lindsay recently, he found him again
enjoying the beet of health, and when
asked what had wrought his cure, he re-
plied very emphatically "Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills; they did for me what medi-
cal treatment and other medicines failed
to do. In the spring of 1903," continued
Mr. Lindsay, "I grew so weak that •I
could hardly move about. My appetite
completely failed me, and I seemed to be
wasting away to a mere shadow. I
grew so weak that I could not work, and
could scarcely look after my horses with-
out resting; I doctored with two or three
good physicians, but got no permanent
benefit. In fact they seemed doubtf
as to what my trouble was. One s
liver trouble, another kidney dis
total expenditnree for military purposes but
idly whatusinevegr theme trouble neigh
was
p. A
in this country for the fiscal year ending had used Dr. Williams' Pink
30th of June last, was $3,552,898 the re- benefit, adyised me to try t
venue $43,812, felt somewhat skepti al.
was finally induced to try
A possibility of the near future in the fore I had finished t',
selling of liquor in Toronto, and perhaps could note an moray
in other large places, is the licensing of tied using the pills until I had taken
bartenders. The topic is being discussed some twelve boxes, when I was again
enjoying robust health—in fact I have
by the authorities, and some action may no hesitation in saying that I believe Dr.
be taken in the matter during the year Williams Pink Pills saved my life. Re -
by the Board of License Commissioners memberlug my former unbelief in these
pills, I gladly give this testimonial, in
A general summary shows that Mid- the hope that it may induce some other
dlesex is the wealthiest county in laud sufferer to try this great, health -giving
and live stock, Huron in buildings and medicine."
Other ailing people will speedily find
Grey in implements. In total values new health and strength through a fair
Middlesex may justly claim the proud use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." Every
distinction of being the banner county of dose sends new, rich, red blood coursing
Ontario, with Huron second, each of through the veins, and that is the reason
these pills cure anaemia, neuralgia, indi-
these counties having an estimated as- gestion, kidney and liver tronbles, rheu-
sessment of more than $50,000,000. matism, and all other diseases having
A. G. Shaw, general agent in the their origin in poor or watery blood—in-
eluding the special ailments that make
United States of the Canadian Pacific, the lives of so many growing girls and
says he believes that a conservative esti- women of all ages miserable. See that
mate of the number of people who leave the full name "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
the United States to settle in the Cana- for Pale People, is printed on the
wrapper around each box. If in doubt,
dian Northwest this year is 50,000. The you can get the pills by mail at 50c a box
exodus fever is striking as far south this or six boxes for $2.50 by writing the Dr.
spring as Southern Illinois and Indiana. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
Mr. Shaw says these people who go into
the Northwest from the American side
of the line make the very best citizens of
the Dominion.
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hem, and be-
e seemed box, eut. I Contin
Thereas trouble in . the Conservative
camp in North Perth over the question
of patronage. We understand that Mr.
Torrance, the member, has recommend-
edMr. R. T. Kemp, of Listowel for the
position of . License Inspector and this
-does not meet with the hearty approval
' of the rank and file of the party. Two
or three other prominent members of the
Conservative party in Listowel have
been for a number of years looking fur
this appointment. The troubles of the
Oonservative party are now commencing.
Mr. Kemp's appointment is gazetted in
last Saturday's edition of the Ontario
Gazette.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Dr. Gandy was in London last
week attending a meeting of Examiners
of the London Conference of the Meth-
odist Church. A number of candidates
for the ministry were examined, among
them being Mr. K. J. Beaton, a young
man well-known in this vicinity who
'was given a certificate of first-class
standing.
The annual btminess meeting of the
Wingham Baptist Church was held on
Wednesday evening of last week. En-
couraging reports were read from the
several departments, showing each to be
in a flourishing condition During the
year twenty-one persons were received
into membership and $1478.94 were
raised for all purposes. A hearty vote
of thanks was tendered the treasurer,
Mr. Abner Cosens, for the very efficient
manner in which he handled the church
finances, especial mention being made
of his success in securing so large a num-
ber of contributors to the general funds
of the church.
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If your blood Is thin and im-
pure, you are miserable all the
time. It is pure, rich blood
that invigorates, strcn then'
� t g s y
refreshes. You certainly know
Sarsaparilia
the medicine that brings good
health to the home, the only
medicine tested and tried for
60years. Adoctor smedicine.
-t ewi ray Ater withent baht, to Ayer'+
itet+apariila. It U the melt 'wonderful medt.
eise in the world ter bet -remanent. Mr emelt
rierc.iutteat, ilnd I meet thank Ten *flow
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PERSONAL.
Miss Deadman of Brussels visited Mrs.
TOWN COUNCIL..
The May meeting of the Wingham.
Town Council was held ou Monday even-
ing ;
ven-ing; Mayor Bell in the chair, and Coun-
cillors Bell, Bennett, Greer, Stewart
and VanStone present.
The minutes of April meeting were
read and confirmed.
Communications were read froth. Mrs.
Glass and H. Fixter, residents of James
street, asking that thestreet be put in a
more passable condition, by the removal
of sawdust from in front of their prem-
ises; also that drain be cleaned so as to
prevent water from getting into the cel-
lars.
On motion of Coons. Bell and Bennett,
the clerk was instructed to write Mr. T.
A. McLean, asking lnm to remove ob-
structions from James street, and to keep
same clear in future,
A communication from T. H. Heard,
superintendent of Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, stating that the hospital authorities
had nothing to do with the engagement
of Dr. Tillman as medical attendant for
L. Kargis, was ordered to be filed.
In reference to the matter of adamping
ground for garbage, the Mayor reported
that no place had as yet been secured,
but the Executive Committee were still
on the lookout for a suitable location.
Conn. Greer enquired whether any
progress had been made in the negotia-
tions with the Bell Telephone Co. regard-
ing firemen's phones, In reply, Mayor
Bell stated that the Company would put
seven long-distance phones in the fire-
men's houses, in place'of the fire alarms
at present in use, for $100 a year, or
eight long-distance phones, allowing one
for the wheelhouse, for $120 a year, the
same as is now being paid.
Moved by Couns. Greer and Bell, that
this•eonncil accept the proposition of the
Bell Telephmre Co. to change the fire
alarm system to a party line with seven
long-distance telephones, and with the
addition of a long-distance telephone for
the wheelhouse; this agreement to run
for one year.
Couns. VanStone, for the Cemetery
Committee, reported that the probable
Dost of fence required at the cemetery
would be about $30, and for a gate $8.00.
A deputation from the Citizen's Band
waited on the Council. Dr. A. J. Irwin
urged the claims of the band upon the
council, stating that the present leader
received a salary of $200 a year, of which
the council granted $100, and the mem-
bers had to make up the balance, besides
providing for running expenses, such as
rent of hall, fuel, new music, etc. They
now had a very efficient and painstaking
leader, and the organization was a credit
to the town. On behalf of the band. he
asked that the counoil iucrease the year-
ly grant to $150. Mr. A, Pion also made
a few remarks, stating that the mem-
bers felt that they could not raise the
required amount and meet other expen-
ses aiesides. On motion of Couns. Ben-
nett and VanStone, the request of the
deputation for $50 extra per year for
the band was granted to commence from
May 14th, 1905.
The Finance Committee recommended
the payment of the following accounts:—
R. Leggatt, work on drain $ 1 63
W. G. Gray, hose to fire
Hook & Ladder Co., services
Wm. Moore, labor, waterworks
Jas. Brock, • " +'
Jno. Davidson, labor, etc
Canada Foundry Co., 1 hydrant
Dominion Express Co
C.P.R. Telegraph Co. message
• Browett this week.
Miss Nettie Linklater was visiting for
a few days in Mount Forest.
Mrs. W. G. Strong, of Gorrie visited
with Wingham friends on Tuesday.
Mr. W. F. Dulmage, of London was
calling on old Wingham friends on Wed-
nesday.
Miss Grace Greer is visiting for a few
days at the home of Mr. W. G. Strong
in Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Galbraith left
last week for Flint, Mich., where they
will reside.
Mrs. A. Bell and her son,'Walter Bell
left on Monday for a few months visit
with friends in Spokane, Wash.
Misses Kirtie and Minnie Ross, who
have been in Chicago for some months,
returned home on Saturday last.
D. B. Anderson of Wingham and F.
Anderson of East Wawanosh, spent the
Easter holidays with Mr. and Itfrs.
Brooks, Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Lougheed were in
Howick yesterday attending the wed-
ding of Mrs. Longheed's cousin, Miss
MoLauchlin to Mr. Thos. Walker.
Dr. W. S. Swayze and wife, of Mex-
ico, who are now on their may to Europe
for a visit, spent a few days last week
visiting at Mr. and Mrs. John Long -
heed's.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Adams were in
Howick yesterday attending the wedding
of their niece, Miss McLauchlan to Mr.
Thos. Walker, a prosperous young
farmer of Howick.
Mr. S. A. Baker, of Toronto, Canadi-
an Freight and Passenger Agent of the
Chicago and Great Western Railway
was in town on Wednesday looking up
business for his road.
Mr. J. M. Roberts, of Dungannon,
Secretary of the West Wawanosh
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., was in town
on Wednesday of last week and made a
call at the TlMEs office.
Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Kennedy, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. C. Hanna, Dr. W. T. Hollo-
way, and Mr. L. W. Hanson went to
London on Thursday last to hear Pad-
erewski, the world famous musical ex-
pert.
Order of res
Independent tars
.
The I. O. F. has got a nstle on. The
Rev. James McCaul,S,C.R. from To-
ronto rousing the members fe hereg be and
aiming at securin • a new Companion
of theOrde in the town. n. H
Court w He d
n
R. D.Ca e • n H.C.R. of Ontario
Bro. a o
will be press • t a meeting of Court
Wingham, N
5. on Friday evening,
May 5th, and deliver addresses. At
this meeting there will be a joint initia-
tion of Companion and Subordinate
members, when new sets of magnificent
officer's sashes and badges will be used.
The meeting will open punctually at
7.30. At nine o'clock the friends of the
members of both Courts will be adroit.
ted, addresses given, refreshments ser-
ved, and it is hoped the officers of the
Companion Court publicly installed.
Every candidate and member should be
present. The meeting will be held in
the Court Eoon1, Chisholm Block.
THE WINGITAUt'. TIMES, MAY 4, 1905.
1,1ve Steell Markets.
Toronto, May 2 -Expert et tle dealers
renewed operations on a large scale at
the city yardsthis morning, and this
stimulated the demand for other classes
and sellers reported a very satisfactory
day's business, and were well pleased
with the prices obtained. The quality
of the offerings was not up to the mark
of last week, but values were, if any-
thing
nything a.little stiffer, so that when the
quality of the marketings in taken into
consideration, there appears to be some
basis for the claim that prides show a
substantial advance oyer the level pre-
vailing on Thursday last, The sheep
and lamb trade was slow, and prices gen-
erally unchanged, Hogs were un-
changed at last week's advance.
Receipts were 101 oars, comprising
1,904 cattle, 159 sheep and lambs, 700
hogs, 374 calves and 80 horses.
The following are the quotations:
Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs.
heavy $5 50 $5 90
Light , 3 00 3 50
Bulls 3 50 4 50
do„ light 2 75 3 00
Feeders—
light, 800 pounds and up-
wards 3 25
Stockers 2 00
900 lbs 2 25
Butchers'—
Choice
Medium N
Picked
Bulls
Rough
Light stock bulls
Milk cows....
Hogs—
Best
Lights
Sheep—
Export
Bucks.
Spring Lambs.
Calves, each
1 00
4 00
2 68
2 63
5 50
40 00
65
25
J. D. Burns, cont. laying main. 400 00
13 30
1 85
79 55
46 00
42 00
18 75
5 67
11 00
+' supplies
J. A. McLean, fuel for indigent
'+ lumber, etc..
J. B. Ferguson, salary, postage
V. Vannormau, salary
Wm. Guest, 4+
R. Rankin, "
J. F. Groves, bal., collector, etc
A. Dulrnage, salary as assessor
$125 00; postage $5 00.
Walter Dennis. labor at bridge.
Wm. Holmes, supplies
Forest City Paving Co., repairs
sidewalk
Jno. Rogers, painting sprink-
ling wagon
130 00
.60
14 90
6 00
8 00
Jno. Davidson, attending water-
works, 2 years 10 00
Re the account of $9.00 from
Miss E. Hall for attendance
on Mrs. Goy, the committee
recommended the payment
of $4.50; balance to be paid
by Mrs. Goy.
On motion of Corns. Bell and Stewart
the report was adopted.
Motions were passed authorizing the
payment of $450 to the School Board
and $100 to the Public Library Board.
On motion of Couns. Greer and Bell,
the Executive Committee were instruct-
ed to see what they can get from the
Bell Telephone Co., for the franchise of
the streets, and report at next meeting.
On motion .the Mayor, and Councillors
Bennett, D. Bell, Greer and Stewart
were appointed as a Court of Revision
on the 1905 assessment.
Considerable discussion took place in
regard to the submission of a by=law to
authorize an expenditure of money for
the improvement of the present system
of fire protection.
Couns. Bennett and VanStone moved
and it was carried, that this council sub-
mit a by-law to raise $9000 to extend the
present fire protection system, including See our
the erection of a standpipe, and the put -
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4 75
4 25
5 50
2 50
3 75
225
35 00
700
0 75
4 50
3 50
3 00
2 00
4 00
2 50
3 25
5 50
4 75
5 70
3 50
4 25
3 25
55 00
7 00
6 75
5 25
4 25
6 50
800
WINGHAM. MARKET REPORTS
Wingham, May 3rd, 1905
Flour per 100 lbs.......... 2 50 to 3 00
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats,
Barley
Peas
Buckwheat
Butter
Eggs per doz
Wood per cord
Hay , per ton
Potatoes, per bushel
Tallow per lb
Lard ..
Dried Apples per lb
Wool
Live Hogs, per cwt.
096to1CO
000t0000
037 to 038
045 to 048
055 to 060
055 to 055
018 to 018
013 to 013
250 to 300
600 to 700
085 to 040
0 04 to 0 05
013 to 013
0 03 to 0 03
0'00 to 0 00
6 75 to 6 75
I N VES.T.ORS
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
I am the owner of 5,000 of the best building
lots in the City of Brandon, and over 9,000 in
the City of Winnipeg. The City of andon is
recognized as being one of the raay centres
of the West, which' greatly tel s to enhaneb
the value of city property. a Wheat City
has been chosen as divisio points for the
Grand Trunk Pacifi and a Great Northern
Railways which Wil sh 1y enter the place.
This will increase t e lue of .pproperty over
150',,. In this list o operties i »m offer•
ing
during the_ mouth 1 May (oniyi 1,000 choice
building lots for $50.00 per lot.'' Terms; 810.00
down and monthly instalments of 85 00 each.
Torrens titles. Write immediately for full
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during the year the puarticulars. If cash rchaser becomes dissat-
isfied
issa -
isfied with his investment, at his request I will
return money with 0$e interest added. I can
procure fon you several homesteads within a
few miles of thriving towns. The land is first-
class in every particular. These are genuine
snaps. Price of lands 84.00 to 85.00 per acre.
Easy payments. Enquiries for lands will re•
ceire prompt reply, as Imake a specialty of
i
mail orders. These lots n Brandon will posi-
tively advance the 1st of June to 875.00 per lot.
Secure one now.
For references see Editor of this paper.
JOH.N FRY, The Land Blau.
Offices, 080 Rosser ave., BRANDON, Man.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
IT PAYS 10 get a practical
1 education and it pays to get it
in this school. We can do more
for our graduates than any other
Business College in the Province.
Commercial Schools employ our
graduates as teachers. They know
that the training given in this institu-
tion is the BEST.
Write for free catalogue.
Enter now.
ELLIOTT & McIACHLAN
PRINCIPALS.
Suit
Suitableness
IJ 5 W UYIIIIIIE
NOW I5 THE TIME TO
Buy a Nouse
A number of very
pleasantly - situated
homes for sale on
reasonable terms.
ABNER COSENS
WINGHAM.
NEW BAKER
Particular clothing for particular
people. Particular clothing for
people who are n et particular. To
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da a tailoring thoughts joined to
experience-taught methods. These
in every garment—every seam—
every inch These form the style—•
accepted exterior right through to
the unseen stitches of the inside
work.These in everything—irres-
pective
ver thin -irr s-
pective of what's wanted or when.
ting in of a steel flume at the dam.
Council than adjourned.
New Spring
Snitin s and Overcoatin s.
Dieastrons droughts in Australia and
consequent advances in price diminished
the consumption of wool in England Ri MAXWELL.
from 17.13 pounds per capita in 1809 to
15.78 in 1004. - ichor; ART Taunt.
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I have opened a kery in
the premises lately . ccupied by
Dr. Bethune,' . will be able
to supply any I + entity of bread,
made from best brands of flour.
Also, Cakes of all kinds.
Ordered work will receive
prompt and careful attention.
A call solicited.
J. C. LACKIE.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silverware,
Easter Novelties and Cards,
Books and Stationery,
SPORTING GOODS
including Baseball, Football,Lacrosse,&o
Or Fine Watch, .Clock and Jewelry
repairing a specialty. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. Work done on shortest notice,
R. KN OX
Watchmaker, Jeweller
And STATIONER
WINGHAM, - - ONTARIO.
NORTH, END
BUTCHER SHOP.
Having purchased the butcher business
from Mr. John Taylor, and removed to
the shop lately ocoupied by him, I will
be pleased to meet all my old customers
and those of Mr. Taylor, and any others
who may favor me with their patronage.
I' beg to assure the public that I will
always have on hand a selection of the
CHOICEST MEATS
OF ALL KINDS
and will faithfully endeavor to meet the
requirements of the people.
We guarantee satisfaction in quality
and price, and your wants shall have our
best attention.
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THOS. FELLS.,
Chisholm Block, Wingham.
POPULAR STALLIONS.
Routes followed by Stallions
in this section.
DIVIDEND.
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion,. "Divi-
dend," No. 8798, Vol. 13, 0. H. A., Canaan; No.
10729, C. 8. of Great Britain and Ireland, will
inake the following route during this senson:—
Monday, Mny 1st—Will leave A. T. Ford's
sale stables, Wingham, and proceed to Tos.
Miller's, con. 8, Morris, for noon; end to Geo.
Coultes', con. 10. East Wawanosh for night.
Tuesday—To Wm. Robinson's, eon 9, East
Wawanosh, for noon: and Robt, Taylor's• ono
mile west of Fordyce, for night Wednesday—
To John Leggett's, near Whitechurch, for
noon; and to his own stable. Weight= for
night. Thursday—To Mr. Wylie's, con. 0,
Turnberry,
for nodn' thence to n
drew Gem
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mill's from 2 till 4 o'clock; and tothe Walker
House stables. Wroxeter, for night. Fri-
day—To James Kirton's. con. 5 Turnberry,
for noon; and to J. W. Icing's, �Blnevnlo for
night. Saturday,—To his own stable, Wing -
ill retrial/1 until the following
Wing -
ham, where he w � g
Monday morning,
J. W. KING, D. MCPHERSON,
Proprietor.
Manager,
ADAIR BEDE. g +
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion, "Adam
Bede," No. 4783, Vol. 14, C.11..A., Canada; No.
11992, C. S. of Great Britain and Ireland, will
make the following route during this season:—
Monday, May 1st—Will leave hie owner's
stable, Bluevale and proceed to Wm. Garness',
con. 2. Morris, for noon ; and to James Golley's
for night, 'Tuesday—To Sill's Hotel, Wing -
ham, for noon ; and to the owner's stable, Blue -
vale, for night, whore he will remain 'until
Thursday morninggThursday—To J. D.
Miller's, Morrisbank, for noon; and to the
Walker House stables, Wroxeter, for night,
Friday—To Peter McEwven's con 2, Turnberry,
for noon; and to his owner's stable, Bluer/de,
for night, where he will remain until the
folletving Mendermorning.
4.W. KING, Proprietor and manager.
1905
SPRING
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Now that the Spring has come, I beg to notify the
general trade that I am still in the ring with the PUREST' LARGEST ,AND
,w._ SEEDS
in the trade, consisting of
Red, Alsike, Monmouth, Lucerne and
White Clover.
Timothy, Orchard Grass, Red Top,
Kentucky and LVl.eadow Fescue.
Peas—a new variety strongly recommended
by the Experimental Farm at Ottawa, and
also the Model Farm, Guelph.
Goose and Colorado
Mangold Seed of the
i -lb packages.
Turnip Seed, Field
—very cheap.
Spring Wheat.
first strain, put up in
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For Spring. Our prices are away down on some lines, such
as Chairs, Conches, Rockers, Bedroom Suites, Sideboards.
Call and see our $5.00 Couch and our $20.00 Parlor Suite
Done in the best velour covering It will pay yoa to get our
prices on all kinds of Furniture, We will use you right.
gar Niee line of Picture Moulding to ehoose from. -sat,
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We are sole ag3nts for the celebrated SCRANTON •COAL,
which has no equal. Also the best grades of Smithing, Cannel and
Domestic Coal, and Wood of all kinds, always on hand.
Wecarrya LUMBER SHINGLES, LATH
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CANADIAN -
PACIF1C
OPENING
NAVIGATION
Commencing with S. S. "Manitoba," leaving
Owen Sound about LBO p. m. onarriralof train
leaving Toronto at8.23 a.m. on Saturday', April
29, Canadian PacificUpper Lake ateatnship
Service will be opened for season 1905.
Every Tuesday, Thuredav and Saturday
following, steamships "Alberta," "Atha-
basca" and "Manitoba"' will temp Owen
Sound on arrival of above train.
Fall particulars from Canadian Nettle
Agent, or write
C. & POSTER, D.P.A., Toronto
111ttlimiumated
For The West
One way tickets at tow'rates,
on ch
ic daily
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until May 15th to pOintg1nmontane, Colorado,
Utah, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, ,
and California,
Mt. Clemens Mineral Baths.
Thousands visit Mt. Clemens every year for
treatment of rheumatism, digestive troubles,
and nervous disorders. Situated near Detroit,
itis quickly and comfortably reached by the
Grand Trunk.
The St. Catharines Well.
The waters of this fantods well are a great
speeifte for rheitntatism, gout, nerulgia, ner-
vous prostration, Mid also serveas a splendid
teule. Situated on direct line of the Grand
Trunk, eleven Mlles front Sdiagara Falls.
Booklets giving inforn1ation on aujillcat1o11
e Agent or by addresstngZ. D. it'i1u1 ALD
9 istrict P'assenger Agent, Toronto.
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