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MANITOBA.
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ROWLING ANALN SIS.
4 NOTED FAT MAN.

Linconton (Ga.l letter in The Atlanta Constitution.
Lincoln Comfy has the privilege OF b"a,uns "i INC
vclghtlcst ever produced Ia th' "'"v 49, 49,, -
country. simmons Is the I"i'oilA.' l'lN'' -
lie wa, born August -, l-&i. and dIe,l NN-,' -
l-G3 OF ordinary IN carly Infancy he soon D'-Il
to develop tho foundation 81 hi, ulcr iv,,'' " ~,
obesity. A. the year r"Ieu " 10 40" '
were rapidly Increased. ,, ,,,c,,,,.. Il
hi, appetite and consumption Of food aI,' Ih''l "
viii hi- a.. that twelve g." hft""u biscuits anu .'
catahc, iu the same prop ftoh baI'y I".t' ii'1 49,
meal after pdrtdine Of when ID" "onlt ,i i',
scaut fare. His mother Wa. COM 10 - " i
,ora1 ions appetite fear u fatal consequence H ~
increased Inc nor. rapidly In III" ana "ctiN' l"
ever he Wa sent to the Nllll~o ,'h''I, ll, ,t','
and had opportuuitic, 10 obtain hberaI % 10
ian, hi. mind Wa, not books, HIS graz u'4-l' N
when De bad "a yoke 81 oxen pa 1i, ,,.t1c was
When not TINS cu gnod his n'Ai tN"." ll r ,i,,.
whiting with huiiH on pIt IN, iI,,,,o an tx pert.
~ a. van r,uUd he dr,~scd in light lincn wear tt'
change n seasons not seeming 10 ''u''t nm IT, h.
least degree. During the coolest dyS ~ IVA p+o -
IA iarc reclining under = fnvorit" EIS" OAK ,'S wy
front n the mansion. blessed "l,h ...,arsy hi.
possessed IN hi- own i1th o.. 49, ,,i.i ,r,t!aod IN
every want va supplied III. 80 hji.L I'm MS con.
vcrsaton. manners and social ,t hen aroused
haaiss lid Lv tho unpleasant iccrs 81 tho in'-'
nv h.. would become cnrif'd hsHls' GO, tc,,rd h.-
th,,se near him would ind u p"l' 20 ~, ,,,ts AID
naCb, a. ne would hurl after them eIlthcN am
voun,cs ~ compliments not u-cd ~ .I'' Hy s,,,,t
w.. trr his he wa quito retiring ana Iaf'r 'I-
i'u' ne wa. nevertheless regular al'h'A"'
,nn1 djyinc service and an attentive listener. ,t,
with ihis cptomc ~ his daily NE. 10Y ,hro,
facts As 70 welf,t .I n,, vas GO pounds, Ju,t
prcvous 10 his death IBIS weight wa, III, '',,i1 I,, oc
over two pounds. His death Wt vt .h ,i;r,t
ca measured three and a half feet deep ana II
rco,red as many men ~ cuuld c"Nrh'l'Lt -'l ~. - =
il to lower his remains into H. In order 70 t q, re-
moved and platform Constructor man ''V pun
lower the coffin into the ca-"'
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BERKELEYS AND MANITOBANS 1T THE WICKET
AZ Berkeley oval yesterday he team Of crcke"Fs from
Manitoba began their game with the rkley Athlete ANeo-
citation eleven aud gained big lead the first days play
The game started past 10. with the Bcrkecys a. The
wickcts The ground beautiful condition. aud big
looked for but while the first three wct' put
eighty runs the remaining could only bring
the total up 10 1l6. w. II. Thompson, o. Iole! ana
Tycrs played cricket and made majority oil the
runs Manltobas their old standby, e. = frest
FIRST and he made fortyeight IN hrStclasS
STYLE j. II. S,uker played a good inning and he Is
still not when time called ll3 runs had been
tailed for the loss Of wicket :us giving the visitors
q good lead. The game viii be continued to-day The
, score follows
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SOME TRICKS or SHOWERS.

From The Hartford Cou1nt.
II was the funniest kind Of shower ih't dr'lI 81, h.
or rather poured down upon we p,'l,.u IN .i,,
,tro,,cd N,,ir.,t SATURDAY evening about = o '" A.
n was as sudden a, II was powerful, ana MAN. Pi,
con, cot a tolcraLiy good ducldng before tl'' .u
,,ti,c yrb,t wa, iIp or rather down Tie shower
,,oe nccnliar fin n, local visits For IN, 'h''' "."r
T. rafncd in torrents ono ,dc Of ASy1m H. &"
r.rtain Zinc there was scarcely n sprinhlliE on u
,nro.ite side II runcd powerfully on MhN't ,,''
,Ilo people in Ku-lcy 1. got mn" or mono oi lur
r,,l. ;oiug north the track Of IN" shower gre"
Ia.Innur aim and hrvoud the horse railroad TURN
taiIc ON Wiud-or.avc. there were only r." dIolN
threc quarters Of mile further no rain icl "H"VN''
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TRADE S S S MARK
"A Household Favorite.

young girl had been suffering for 12 years With
blood diseases until she had lost the OF her limbs and
subject to many troubles incident
physicians declared her ncurable predicted
her life would TO speedy end After taking S. S.
recuperated fast that it plain that had
tanned a new lease life, and she continued to
grow better until permanent is assured. Many
ohev patients in hospitals have obtained signal
from s. S. S. and 1t has become quite favorte our
house TIE ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL,
Highland, ILL.,
Tr,atise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ca
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, CLUBS CRUISE.

Boston. July Il (specalj-Ihe M"'r''c'u7'n y,,n
',, ,ar+ tomorrow Oh It's cruise u Portland
"',,r rrhomnson's Island about p. m. The rare
t,ioe offers two cups for the race from bos'oh
~ po,tland open to the yachts Of both clubs M
portIopd the combined feet will race Tor inc o.p'
,rc.cnod by Mr.. MalIet Of Portland. ooiihou1 car
Iev NJ the Massachusetts Club, Offers cup lUI
20 rae from Portland to BOothbay. Inc meet WI
race from Boothbay H. RocGlnd, "n r un have
& ofierd by Mr. Rice. Of the Portland Yacht CIun
Tor race of Rockland The squadron VII p,''''
i ior P@cklond 10 Camden. where II Will dlsDahd'
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NETWORKS WIN AND LOSE
SOME FINE GAMES OF BASEBALL.
BOTH LOCAL BROTHERHOOD TEAMS VICTORIOUS
SCORES AND RECORDS.
LEAGUE,

NATIONAL LEAGUE
N.wy.rx 70 cleveland : Cleveland s. NewYork
farst ganIe (>ecOnd Sauie.)
,,eRosIvI J,t,,shrrg Cincinnati 3.
Phi a1ephia Z, Chicago 2
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
,ovv orh IN pl,,.iuro . BROOKLYN IA, Cleveland 4.
noSton n ChJcag Philadelphia IL, Buffalo 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville 7, Brooklyn q.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
pns,.oIe - SWashinqton g. New Haven Wilmington
The New.York and Cleveland League teams played TWO
games o, baseball at the Polo Grounds yesterday each
winning one Rusie pitched both games ana ID was hoV
hts Fault that the did not win them BOTH over
600 Ieople were present and the hNteSt interest was
manifested Clarke caught in both games ana did eS
ellen. work Denny suffering from an abscess IN his
head and Buckley played third base
vc, YORK was beaten In second game through poor
baserunning and the bundcrs OF "asScock
rornan and Buckley New-York lost the game IN inc
sixth inning aud Cleveland scored two runs OH nus Oy
thinner and Dowse and by Iicruai ana "aSNcoch
II was the seveny-sccond consecutive game Aef mas
caught and Ne did excellent work. Inc score OF
this he game
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THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ADlROMDACKS.

Beautifully located I'm CIILDW OLD PARK. An ex.
Ash and preserve house new, pleasantly ar
RANGED nicely furnished. Table supplied with the best
the market affords. The boating, fishing and hunting
unsurpassed For circulars and term, address CHILD
VOID PARK HOUSE Childwold. NY. -. Lawrence Co.
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The Nevv.York and Pittsbusg Players teams crossed
hats A. brotherhood Park YESTERDAY the local team out
plavnp their opponents every point and winning easily
Crane had better control the ball than usual and did
good work. holding down the Pttsbur9 batsmen to five
baseh, Richardson and shannon did some excellent
work in the field.
Slatterys running catch IN the eighth inning was the
real fielding feature OF the game. Common made New
York's only blunder dropped fly ball. Staey wild
&c we'll as Ineffective. In the sixth inning New.York
sood the came bv scoring seven runs. Two
yers and four single hits made The
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The Ncw-York and Cleveland League teams will play
two games Polo Grounds to-day, the first starting
at p. The New.YoIk and Pittsburg Players teams
VIII cross bats at Brotherhood Park.
The Cleveland League team has signed the pitcher,
Davis, formerly OF the Detroit club.
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Totals.......l4 10 - II

IArlru Tlt-IilUJkIin D, ITcNoIanu = LOU Oh DastH-
rrtChyn = Cleveland :. F.r-t bls. cuorsBrooKlyn
l. Cleveland !. FIRST base ha.l--Of weighing J. oil
Grulc :. surch out-By Wcy Wing =. BY Gruber 0.
DOub.e pIay~-S.rIckcr. Dol hanty and La!kin Three
La MS-Ward !, Joyce /. Van IiaiIen J. Sacrifice
taSc,-Andrcv> /, Scery /, Coon = Hcnnhng !. Two
base hWard l. joyce >, Andrews l, Bauer /, McAlcer
J. VIA p't-hcS-GrIrer g. Weighing . IIemming !.
CHpircs-Natthcws and Leach. Time OF camel 81.
Attendance 500
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The Brooklyn Players added another easy victory
% its list yesterday, defeating the Cleveland Players
oe AZ Eastern Park The weather perfect for base
hall and the attendance larger usual Wards team
had their opponents beaten before the game was half
over and little interest manifested in the contest
after the third inning
WEEPING pitched In splendid form for the first seven
innings not run scored the five scattered base
hits. Hcmmlng put in 20 pitch and in tho eighth
inning PtsbuIg batted in four all the visiting men
got during game. Appended Is the score
~ IL
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Earned runs-New-Tork 3 Plttsburg J. FIrSt base on
srrosNewYotk Pittsbure J. LEY on 9sse SaH"
staiey c. Struck oqt-o'Kouike 2 Richardson ssuery
Three base hts-Bcckey, Gore, shannon Iwobase MI
Carroll. Sacrifice hits-Gore ORourxe Richardson =.
staev Stolen tascs-Vsughn, Conner. Sattery shannon
Maui Beckley. Double plays-Fieds and iieckley Ken
ardson Shannon and Conner. Hit by pitcher-hAnOI
wild pitchts-C rane ? Staley . Umprcs-Fcrguson and
IIollert. Tine Of game-1 40. Attehoshce-ofO'
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Gcunirn Donr0.

BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME. hrstclass. for 70
n fined family psr OF adults large private mansion
hour gas water. bath; high location health; View
uncNcelicd extensive laWa- walks sh1d" t"nnis; stto
ling station Address CS 3l2 Bw1y % Horror ca
DLUE POINT. l.. I-Boaders accommodated boating.
- nhing bathing larl> airy rooms splendid shade;
good table change daily terms modeiate j. Warner Prop
II URIEYVILLE. sullivan Co.. y. f.-rlne acc0nmo-
ii datons for families healthy location; plenty Of milk.
eggs and poultry transportation from station ~ miles.
Tree; write Tor terms !. IoIlh'lAN.
ID LEASANT healthy Location; abundance fresh milk,
cqgs vegetables produced on place 5000 H. aDOfe
tide water G. ". ALDlilCH, Mer.dth Hollow. y. Y
,AYVILLE, l. I.-Summcr board In quiet house f,es5
- milk and vegetables on place. GOOD 3Oc NF7'
L. MANrhA -------
- liver LAKE FARM, Sharon Naley Ltehne.d GO.
with piazza; tennis. boating hsh
ing good table; - -. Mrs. r. Il. HAMLTN
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The game between the Pltt-burg and brooklyn National
eaene cluks az Mashlngton ralk result foIioMs:

EaFnGd runs-Pttsburg l., Blooklyn g. First base on
bas-Ptsbur2 ), Brooklyn First base on rrorSIitt4.
9o| boo S ILL.,; On esrlttsburs Z brooklyn
Dccksr Ihdee;base hs-Foutz. Terry, smith Two.bsse
e~Lt oHns Pinkney 2, tOutz Terry Osborn 2 Sacrl.
nee hts-LoNtt Sunday. Double piays-FoutZ
sunG1y and Miller stolen bascs-irookyn o TittsDurq
.: , NY by hteher-Sunday via pitcb-Colemah Passed
, .sijHsmHl'hh9ng 4. Cmpife-LInch Trnc-i IS. At.
Inc jersey City and Baltimore teams crossed bats al
Oakland Park Jersey City, yesterday the baltimore team
winning an easy victory The Jersey CIV CHM ,.ul
probably dlsband It's team after to-day's game Harris
burg vi" probably take Jersey City's place In the Atlantic
Association The score Of yesterdays game was a. follows
JERSEY 'Y.H'
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ing the visitors down Ave singles scattered through as
many innings Hutchinson also pitched a good game and
had he received the support that given Vickery
nm exciting contest would have resulted. Attendance
Y124 The
chicago ,esISesa3g., g. L1.....- . Q Q 9 9 60
R,sehits-Chcago g. Philadelphia Errors-Chicago g.
phiIadelphia o. Pchers-Nckery and Hutchinson. l NJ
pire-McDermott
The Philadelphia brotherhood club ouplaycd Buffalo
every point this afternoon and scored easy victory.
The home men hit Kcefe hard in the last three innings.
while sanders steadily effective throughout Attend
ancc 773 The score:
E EStIsSsI nj Io..::.. 9 9 9 52 G-,2
Ba,chits- Bu;;alo o. Philadelphia r. Errors-BuTalo D.
Philadelphia 3. Ptchcrs-Sandcrs and Kece Umpires-
tianncy and sheridan
Boston. July 1s.-The Boston and Cincinnati League
teams played here again to-day. the home nine winning
easily. The score:
3 P? Stlsns g, H. D . g . &c
BascAlts- Boston H. Cincinnati G, Errors-Boston .
Cincinnati l. Pltchers-OlaFkson ana Duryea' umpire
Powers.
The brotherhood contest between the Boston and
Chicago Players teams. The
I ES,,e@ r. L. ..::: . . 9 9 dd-SS
Chicago I. Ttchers-Gumbcrt and DaTtson. Umpires-
Knight and Jones
Louisville July 1S-The Louisville and Brooklyn teams
played here to-day, the home winning alter plucky
uyhf fight The score
h hqs kim . .:..:.1 ] 9 9 g ID ID
Bas, hits-Louisville 49, Brooalyn L. Error,-Louis
vile s. Brooklyn U. fIthers-Ehret and Daily. Cm-
pre-DoeScher
A; Uarord-Hartford 3. Newark g.
At Worcester Worcester Is. Washington 6.
At Ncw.Haycn-New-Haycn :, Wilmington 1.
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summer Resorts
ADIRONDACK MOUNT AIMS
LAKE GEORGE,
LAKE CHAMPLAIN,
Jummer Resorts A..

VIA THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON RAILROAD.
The Favorltc Tourists Route to SARATOGA, LAKE
CHAPLAIN, AUSABLE CHASM, SHARON SPRINGS.
COOPERSTOWN, THE GRAVITY RAILROAD, sc.
The >horiest Line Between New orlS and Montreal.
Direct rail- communication VIA Plattsburc Saranac
Lake. Only hours stage ride 10 Lake Placid or ST.
Regis Lakes o. miles shortest rout' from New-York
For ILLUSTRATED guide hotel and clearinghouse list, time
tables. maps. &c. .nclos" six cent, IN stamp TO
J. w. BURDICK, General Passenger Agent
a. Wiz. M AL-.l-- = y.
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CLEVELAND N. J.

Earned runs-NewYor 5, Cleveland {? F;rst base % Sy
YORK II cleveland = Fin, base on 6alls-oh Rlsie g.
OF P,atn l. Struck 0utEurkGt p Bur p''ff 40.
las hit Buckley Rusic Clarke SaciincT
nan Horilung 9 kej Buckley: Henry DalIy Hl,hs
stolen Ilornung Glas~cok. Zimner Dou9e pay
-Rusic (taSScOck and Honung. VIII pI'ch's-i'US' -
Umnire-Mc Quad. Ime-l ~.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.

4 FAST TRAIN WITH IlNDN I'll SLEl.flNF CAlso'
NETWORK & UPPER LAKE STATION.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND
ROME, WATERFOWL OGDENSBU re- r. r.
Ine new train, VITA through Sleeping car. for IupPrr
Lake station, leaves Grand central Depot 1 80 r NJ,
except Saturdays, running over the treat -Four Track
Ncw-YOk Central Gniua-c from New l0r. serves an
ncrl leaves Utica IL 80 J.. NJ VIA r. W. & .; X r.
arrives Paul Smith station, Via Northern AdGondhck
X. H., . 40 \. NJ SaIanac lnh station, zoo A. NJ
Childwold Station. $40 ~ ~; Upper Lake station,
. 80 A. NJ go,
Iolchc. connect with train and arrive Paul Smiths
Hotel 10 200 \. " Saranac Inn, 10 80 \. NJ lhdWod
House. II 100 4. NJ; MaWicch Lodge. II 100 \. NJ.
The completion o. the Northern Adirondack Road b.
Topper Lake station IN the heart Of the AdirondacA ana
the running of through sleeping cars VIA New ore
Utica. Norwood MORA and Northern Adirondack hallway
Upper Lake Station, makes accessible all resorts III
the Northern Adrondacks. ~
Returning. through sleeping cars leave upper Lake
Station 2:io T. VI. arrive Ncw-Eork Gf1 :. NJ
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
The fast Tram, Lnr"Ig sleeping CARS, leaves Grand
Central Depot every day 30 p A. arrives CLAYTON $50
\ NJ. Alexandra Bay 90 A VI. connects a. steamboat
dock. Cayton with Royal Mail Line steamers 70 Montreal
quebec and RNrr SIguenay, passing Thousand Islands
and Rapid, by daylight
Excursion ticket. and sleeping car accommodations
be- obtained al all NcwlorA Central offices BE sure
your tickets read via Utica and T.. W. o. X H. send
Ten Cents postage for illustrated IooN OF Koncs ana
Summer Tours" hundred and eight On (2lS)
pages large octave size the hand>ocst book OF to char
acter In the world.
THEO. BUTTFRFIELD, 9. =. A..
r. W. & o. X. r., O-wegO, " Y.
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The jersey city and Baltimore teams crossed ba,s a.

BslsinoT S,'y -. 3 . ca
erTofs-Jeisey City Baltimore 9 Icft On b..@s
jersey city g. Baltimore Z. Two.base hits~Muruly
Mack, Henry, Baker Stolen basc.-Brady Long . Natf
2. Ray Power Sacrifice hits-Powcr g Struck out
Dooey 2 Roussey, McDermott. Dowd, Mack. Bsse ON
halsOn Baker OF Fitzgerald 2. Hit BY ptcher-Aack
Ray werrick 2. sommer Wild pltches-Fizgerald 2
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Conutrn Doar0 il)anieo.

tYTFD-Board in a family where there are no other
w boariers. by the seashor, by two aduIf s hoarS
hidren coVeling from the whoOpng cough 2aS
viii be paid Address with PARTICULARS a. l. g. ~
81 SO Broadway, NewYork.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES

Philadelphia. July 1S-The Philadelphia National
League team had everything It's with Chicago
tsaays Vekery pitched with excellent eject hold
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The first game splcnddly played contest ana was
erlce with brilliant plays The work Of Rusie and Oafko
vas remarkable made four baschits. while Clarke
made two best foul catches ever seen on the sfou
The NcwYorkers welded the bat with telling ecct earn
ing eight Of the nine scored.
Glasscock Bassett Buckley, Ardner and thinner also
nlaycd in fine form made wonderful running one
hand catch in the sixth inning and received much applause
The New Workers scored four earned runs in the thu
inning and hey held the lead the end. The score was
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Totals ...... II "a IL o. 4o'ss -, I 10
Yew.1o,1F ,,......-.. @ ! . ] 9 3
Earned runs-Ncw-York .. Cleveland o. First baso
80 ",rn,s N,w.York >, Cleveland l. Left on bases
New.Yoik T. cleveland B. First base on baIls1on b RgIe
tIks 3 Davis thinner Lincoln ;. ImeeDas VII ny
Xusie Two.blse hit-IlcInan Sacrifice hltsICIn'Mr
stolen baScs-Alc kcdn, Daily =. Douhc pay :
Jass;tt aud Hornung Mexican. Dowse and IluheI;
Wild nitcnce-Ituslc >. Umpue-McQuadc. Time oi
gape-1 40 Attendance, 1,0-l.
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1.OOOgSLAMD HOUSE

.1.OOOgSLAMD HOUSE
ALEXANDRIA BAY. y. \.
RIVER II. LAWRENCE.
OPENS JrNE % lnc n,nng o"d Go'tipF no 90 ye
Goo, apply TO I'll" uan1gr. JoHLPH DohSEf. --
4 SBURY PARK, y. J.
THE VICTORIA.
Family hot fopaaf G2 g "H2Gtrui III m %GT
improvements; superior table; terms moderate
AsnrlY rAKh y J.Ihe lsa9or. Modern d 5m
rurtt, Fof rlIticula., app5 10 I!iON NOBLE.
A sBcRY PARK. y. j.
Corner sd.ryc. and kingsley lui ocean view Tno1rFn
conyenencc-; perfect sanitary conditions hst..a'' table
\. CRAWL ORD.
A sBURY PARK, y. J.-rlE MADISON. r.-,o.,
A De, az end Of sunset ay pur' Art am wl'r p.f'eGc
Gi@,. & 'aD'SSTTII'~S AEi C. Il. DYMdtK.
A snURY . rAEki GNis}I: Itrn SEASON.
100 YARDS FROM THE 2cI;A%J ,rr1y.
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a ave.. Command, uii y.N Of G.Y near 1atn?
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A S"ONf rHt III iElr I5 y !aEss sanitary plumb
S9ye9 .t G@d 81 N Me- a. su;5 ms & TYLs
DTDlol;D MINERAL SrENGS,
In the Allegheny Mountain ScgnGrT "n E p%,,a
,cni. iiot.l cuargcd improved aid newly furnished
open I'LL Octob n no1,y v,ua,r
C,,TsKItT MOI NTAINS.-Mrpe Grove House, cairo
tr,.n, Co y. I.t crntiul luc1tloIt ~ -t,a'' I'''
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,,ttN I>kt. NOT ST. Odcn Lake. Warren g., \. y
IL Adlrondacz air and scenery good h'hhB' uo'''"7'
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the 'ea'on's hops c II. rENnEETo7.
y ,xr GEORGE-"uORICON LODGE"
| Opens June 49,
Rates rnodera,. 10. circular address
GEO. A. FERRIS. ClcveTdie' y. y.
.vc1oY HOUSE Fish Island will be open June -.
ls 1sno a. nrst.cass family house OF eIhs auGress
H. S. JONES. Cottage care Ne"l|onuo"' |oN'i'
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avr. WILL. OPEN ABOUT JUNE o. = AVIAN
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hv"HIVVH' n WHICH 40 Na--au-at. or :. MlhlON
WrTt 'u Proprietor Orlcat, l. /.
I,u,w,\Gf-NK FARM HOUSE On Sha"aatu lii
~ Il walton 700 t'cti sur u.
dI.o,d.r. Grand views caves. &c. 9lt ."i
u4'o prnilT 'hiLHARD, Hlenvlle, Ils'of 70, " -.
II HE NSBURY PNRK. y J.. a., paoh. nm
I'd ave and Kingsley-sLi w SaluS i' W.
der man agencnt OF the '"Aei''
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KILL COUNTRY HOUSE,

oppo,t. NJ Point; 3 mics f.om depot; ELEVATION 500
''''- ''' l" y SFARKS $50 Broadway.
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ADIRONDACN-.
ST. EUBERT'S IN IA

Replacing The NrIi-knoWn "Bt+Uh HUU7h
New and carefully planned provided with open nres
steam heat aud electric bells VIII open risy IN Juy
81, II BEklS COTTAGE, formerly "Wido" BeedcS'"
viii open '1riv IA June. AdIr's, =. =,
FIRED l.. LORING Manager. Beed's Essex Co., y. Y
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CHURCHILL. HALL,

NEWLY TSI.ABFfD AND EFFilIED. go
omen Iunr | 70 December / Mot desirable health
-,-or' in DO ca .al-. =. T. CHrKD I'LL, NJ. D..
Ii-ourh pDlur car. direct % stanford leave t2d-ot.
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POLAND SPRING.
PAEEM0SA INN

IN I17RT''''7O ~ - = ,,,-
Wcyga; Mountain 800 icrt above tn Delaware lsivef
ard 600 above The Boating. bowling, lGnniS
Cr0auct FISHING. Two hour, iron \, ".iork or fAna
G.luhi, Electric road 70 within 800 feet ~ lhi.
' L 4 SIONE. PropI. Ea.tOn. Pa
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TREMBLUE HALL. u.w -unm.r resort, opens Jun
On SItuat.d on IaI. tilurlan. minutes walk fIOu
dYio: md sran,6ol: landing Term, moderats. ar
tirI. lar- uddrr-- FARRELL s. ADrAIi. Pot IA MT y