Mineral Baths

At last, after aiany months of weary waiting, Ypsilanti is to have a mineral bath house once more. Messrs Chas. Ilemphill and Lepper & Wilcox of the llawkins House, have been investigating the matter, and together with the managers of the Moorman estáte will undertake to have the bath-houseready for patronage by May 1. The north front of the Occidental building will be fitted up as two parlors, one for ladies and one for men, back of which will be two cooling rooms f urnished in the most approved tyle. ütill farther back will be the bath-house proper, separated from the parlors and cooling rooms by a wide air passage. The two sets of parlors and cooling rooms will be separated by wide halls, in which the clerk's desk will be placed. The reopening of this bath-house will beof greatvwlueto Ypsilanti, and it is certaiii that it will nqt lack for patronage, as Ypsilanti mineral water is noted all over the country for its wonderful curative powers in cases of rheumatism and skin diseases.