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Those who are considering a vacation during the coming ‘Summer will find much information of interest ia the new pub- iications of the Passenger Department of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, entitled “Health and Pleasure on Ameri- ca’s Greatest Railroad,” “Summer Homes on the Harlem.” Copies of either will be mailed to any address on receipt of Fourteen Cents postage, by the General Passenger Agent. ‘Address N.C. ROACH, Gen'l East. Passenger Agent, 13 Broadway, New York. TELS, General Passenger Agent, J MICH ATEDS: Ase Gen'l Vassenuer Agent. GRAND CENTRAL STATION, NEW YORK. “ASTHMA CURED FREE. SAMPLE bottle of BRONCHOLINE will be ‘sent /ree on application to D. H. Foxpa Druc "0., State St., Albany, N.Y. Broncholine cures aithma and hay-fever’ Ask your druggist for it. Large bottles sent to any address for $1, or six for $5. "Send for free sample bottle and testimonials. GEORGE H, DA: AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN TO SELL THE TROJAN Sc. 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