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Summer Resorts
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HOTEL SHREWSBURY,

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Summer Resorts.
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HEALTHIEsr PLACE ~ AMERICA.
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"A TREATISE ON FACTS. AS SUBJECTS OF INQUIRY
By A JURY. by James Ram. Fourth Anetlc;'Il
Edition, with notes by John TOwnshend ana Cnstrlts
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LIHOu HOUSE AND COTTAGES.

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..IIILLS or SCS>EN." "VacatI on School" 500 Il; ell
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For Boys and Young Men-COuntry.
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Brooklyn.
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40 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
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A DtE0NDACKS -ELUME COTTAGE. 'Keen0 valley
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
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tauqua Assembly solS large cities aud BD.aO. ar
NaEarl Falls lecturr> concerts &C. daily tennis, bas-
bal and cT0guet free rowing sailing aud driving 4c4e;,
and circulars D.. l. and ". r. H., 10 BN4d"ay, and
l.. y. BROOK. 20 W.ulam-,t.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-28

A benevolent looking gentleman of cleri-
cal appearance stopped at the bridge en-
trance and got a paper from one of the
street gamins that hover about in that To-
cality like bees before a hive. The happy
urchin had scurried off for change and was
soon lost to view with Hi Jimmie, give
me de coppers." The benevolent gentle
man waited moment and then, conclud-
ing that he was perhaps face to face with
an illustration of frail humanity wrestling
in the throes of heavy temptation, started
for the cars. He had gotten but short
distance when he felt a Juggling at the tail
of his coat. Looking around he saw the
bright face of the little chap and his change
in the boys extended fist
Here's yer coppers, boss"
"Are you always as honest as this?" said
the gentleman.
"'Cept when amt in it," piped the little
fellow.
The gentleman took the hint, and the
newsbOy was lin it" to the extent of
handful Of pennies.-New York Times.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-28
school Hours in Switzerland.

The Swiss school hours are very long
twenty-seven hours week for the pri-
mary classes, and only eight weeks vaca-
ton in the year. The studies in these
earlier classes comprehend religion, good
manners, German, arithmetic, elements of
geometry, natural history, geography, his
tory, singing, drawing, gymnastics, and,
lor the girls, female industry. The girls
may skip the geometry class, if the parents
so choose. In the secondary schools, where
the pupils are from twelve to fifteen years
old, the studies are mostly a continuation
and repetition of those passed in the pri-
mary schools, except that natural history
is enlarged upon greatly, especially in its
bearings on farming and other industries.
More attention, too, Is given to gymnastics
and drill. These classes are attended thir-
ty-three hours week, and forty-four weeks
in the year. exclusive of much time spent
in gymnastics. The course is for three
years.. II. NJ. Byers in Harper's
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-28

The southeastern corner of this state,
the counties of Stoddard, Scott,
Mississippi New Madrid, Pemis-ot and
Dunklin, must at one time have had an
im;nense population. No quarter of Mis-
soUi is so rich in burial mounds covering
the remains of previous races. Tumuli
and funeral relics, comprising jars, bot
ties, vases and other objects of earthen-
ware are to be found everywhere, even in
the midst of the swamps
The colored people do good business in
digging up these relics and selling them,
but what they find is but 1.-THE of what
they leave undisturbed. In one ridge,
about ten miles from New Madrid, there
are over 200 mounds, from 10 to 70 feet in
diameter, each probably containing re-
mains and relics. They are not the re-
mains of the present race of Indians, but
of their predecessors, the mound builders,
and are interesting to the antiquarian for
no other reason than that he knows moth
ing about them, and is free to speculate
concerning their origin and history.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-28

There exists much confusion in peoples
minds as to the proper application of the
terms lady or gentleman. 1t is in very
bad taste for a lady to talk about "a gen
tleman FRIEND" or for gentleman to
speak of "a lady friend lie should men,
ton her as Mrs" or Miss So-and-So,"
and she should simply speak of him as
"Mr. Blank"
In fashionable circles a girl says, 81 am
going to dance or dine with a man" A
man, however would not announce his in
tention of dining at "A woman's, but at a
lady's house. When to discriminate as to
the proper uses of the words lady or gen.
tleman is the outcome of association with
well bred persons, as no ironclad rules can
be laid down upon this subject.
A word which makes cold SILVER run
down the spinal column of a cultured per-
son is "genteel," which should never be
applied to any one in position above that
of mental. 1t might be quite proper to
speak of a genteel looking maid servant or
butler, but no well bred or refined person
would express himself in these terms in
speaking of an equal.-Countess Annie de
Montaigu in Jenness Miller Magazine.