Where To Spend The Summer

Where to go, what to do, how to do it, and the expense mvolved - questions agitating so many householJ?, contemporary with tle advent of summer, are all answered satisfactorily in tbe pages of the handsome volume entitled " Health and Pleasure," just Usued bv the Passenger Department of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. The book is profusely illustrated, contains several valuable maps, and the imformation is presented in a concise, yet readable marnier. It embraces an extensivo list of summer hotels and boarding houses along the Hudson, among the Catskills, in the Adirondack Mountains, at Saratoga, Lake George, Niágara Falls, and other famous resorts. Copies of the book may be obtained free upon application to W. B. Jerome, General Western Agent, No. 97 Clark St., Chicago, or will be mailed post-paid upon receipt of ten cents in stampa, by George H. Daniel?, General Passenger Agent, Gran i Central Station, New York. The Cincinnati, Hamüton & Dayton Railroad is the short and direct line f'rom Michigan and Canada to Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, Nashville, Birmingham, Meridian, New Orleans, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Macón, Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville, and all southern cities. Day and night traios run through solid between Detroit and Cincinnati. Direct connections made at Cincinnati for all points soutb, southeast and southwest. The only line leaving Detroit morning and evening by which you can secure parlor nd sleeping carg. No extra charge for quick time and superior service. Calí on or address neare-t ticket agent of any line in Michigan and Canada for through tickets to all points south, or address D. B. Tracy, Northern Passenger Agent, 155 Jefferson-Ave, Detroit, or E. V. MoCormick, General Passenger Agent, 200 W. Fourth St, Cincinnati.'