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6t 1 <g ; t‘ 15 Chs. $ i‘ ‘ w a ; e " ® | [ i Te \ "es i l [ j L t A 51 Nnz T5 21 es + \ s f € i > P TL 74. L : 4400000000880 0080000000000090000 0000000000000 0000000000000 00 000000000009 90900006 0000080000000 000000000 000000080000 0000089 8 0 009000900099 09 008 9 0 0 3 C e * ' T1 e F uSTT ud To the Electors â€" _ of the District of Temiskaming : give us m wglimpse of what Temiskaming conâ€" taing in patural wealth. I declare for full and complete investigation of the entire Disâ€" trict by experts in each of the branches of our resources. .And I am for a policy that will adâ€" vertise to the world our riches, so that capital wili be induced to take up the prospsctors‘ clatms, develop our water powers, and convert our fsrests ints merchantable products, these in turn widening the markets of our workmen and farmers. The white man‘s foot has trod but a smaller pBart of ithis constituency of Temiskaming. Many of its waterways have never seen his canoe. The Northern reaches are unmapped and unexplored. Our own successes, to date, 4 Official Investigation and Advertising of Temiskamâ€" ing‘s Natural Wealth. Vital to the growth of Northern Ontario is railway expansion. With the building of the T. & N. O., and the Canadian National Lines through the North we have seen towns spring where forests stood, smiling farms blossom from the clearings, great mines grow from claim stakes, and huge mills converting the virâ€" gin forest into products of the widest usefulâ€" ness. This growth and expansion have attractâ€" ed men of skill, intelligence and courage and the conviction ‘that this Northland is destined to a wonderful future. All we see toâ€"day is a promise, brought by the railways. But I firmâ€" ly hold that the working out of our destiny and the deserved prosperity of the people of Temi= kaming, and ‘their children, depends upon the expansion of railway facilities with regard to mineral enrichment, forest wealth, and soil fertility. 3 The Developmentof Northâ€" ern Ontario by Railways. I'â€"-,lc-l,,-gl :l-]-l THE POROUPINE ADVANOE & Nt ons ro 79 Sace