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NEW YORK CENTRAL’S - BOOKS FOR TRAVELERS. “FOUR-TRACK SERIES.” This is a series of books on American health and pleasure resorts and the luxuries of American travel, published by the Passenger Department of the New York Central & Hudson River R. R. ‘Among them will be found the following : HEALTH AND PLEASURE ON AMERICA’S GREATEST RAILROAD. “To breathe the glory of the taintless air With pleasurable pantings of the blood, To wander aver sweetly smelling fields, To lie upon the heathery slopes and dream— To dream, to plan, to picture.” “HEALTH AND PLEASURE” is the New York Central’s Tourist of New York and New England. It contains over 300 royal octavo pages: beautifully illustrated with more than 100 engravings, hall- tones, and numerous maps. Illuminated cover. Ready May 15th. Sent free, postpaid, on receipt of ten cents in stamps. SUMMER HOMES ON THE HARLEM AND THE HUDSON. “* And in the woods and meadows I might glean Such consciousness of pastoral content As should compose the frenzy in the And cool the fever of the lips that thi “SUMMER HOMES" contains 160 pages, 12mo, giving a description of that delightful region that lies within the first one hundred and fifty miles north of the metropolis, reached on one side by the Harlem Division, and on the other by the Hudson Division, of the New York Central & Hudson River R. R. It is profusely illustrated with half-tones and wood ‘engravings and a fine map. Illuminated cover. Ready May 15th. Sent free, postpaid, on receipt of five cents in stamps. THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS. “THE NATION'S PLEASURE GROUND AND SANITARIUM.” “The sweet green valleys ridged with heathery slopes The streams whose soft blue arms encircle all, And far away, the northern mountain tops, Hued like the azure of the dewberry, And mingling with the regions of the rai 32 pages, narrow octavo. “The Great North Woods,” as this portion of the Empire State has frequently been called, is filled with mountains, lakes, aid streams, abounding with game’ and fish, and containing hundreds of miles of wilderness that have never been traversed bya white man, To those who love Nature in her wildest forms, this little book will be of particular interest. It will be illustrated with a number of original engravings and illuminated cover. Ready about May 15th. Sent free, postpaid, on receipt of four cents in stamps. THE THOUSAND ISLANDS. “In all the land, range up, range down, Is there ever a'place so pleasant and sweet 7" 32 pages, narrow octavo, A delightful hand-book of the region of the Thousand Islands of the St. Lawrence, with very many new illustrations; illuminated cover. Ready about May 15th. Sent free, postpaid, on receipt of four cents in stamps. THE LAKES OF CENTRAL NEW YORK. 32 pages, narrow octavo, The first publication of this character that has attempted to describe the whole of this delightful region, so full of natural beauty and historic interest. Illustrated with numerous engravings ; illuminated cover. Ready about May 15th. Sent free, postpaid, on receipt of four cents in stamps. 436% MILES IN 425% MINUTES. 32 pages, narrow octavo; printed in two colors, with map, and nine full-page photogravure illustra tions. ‘This is a record of the most wonderful long-distance run ever made by a passenger train, with other valuable information. Illuminated cover. Sent free, postpaid, on receipt of four cents in stamps. TWO TO TEN DAYS’ PLEASURE TOURS. 32 pages, narrow octavo; giving information regarding several hundred short pleasure tours within the reach of all citizens of the metropolis who intend to take two or more days’ vacation. Beautifully illustrated. Illuminated cover. Ready June 1st. Sent free, postpaid, on receipt of four cents in stamps. TWO DAYS AT NIAGARA. 32 pages, narrow octavo; with numerous illustrations. A very convenient book for World’ and vi ide to the great resorts itors to the Sreatest Cataract, as it gives full information as to how one can best see the wonders of Niagara ty. Sent free, postpaid, on receipt of four cents in stamps. SUMMER RESORTS AND SUBURBAN HOMES ON THE HARLEM AND THE HUDSON. A 40-page folder, with map on one side, 16x36 inches, printed in four colors ; and on the reverse side, type matter, printed in two colors, the whole beautifully ilustrating the, teritoy tributary to the, Harlem and Hudson Divisions of the New York Central, including the Catskill Mountains on the west, Saratoga and North Adams on the north, and the Litchfield and Berkshire Hills on the east and northeast. It is believed this will be the finest map of this region ever published. Ready about June 1st. Sent free, post- paid, on receipt of four cents in stamps. Any of the above works will be sent by mail, postage pre Cannila, oF Mexico, on Tecelpe of the requisite umount In stampe Address GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent, New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, Grand Central Station, New York. ee , to any part of the United States, In writing please mention “Judge.”" THE FINEST CHAMPAGNE IN AMERICA. A home product which Amert- cans are especially proud of. 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