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September 15 until Novemtber30 1903 the Burlington beakvery low oneway colonist rates to

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1 The Burlington with its strongmain lines and free chair cars beireaches the West and Nurthwe blvia Denver or St Paul

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ingII Club to View ItThere is no scenery jn tlie coun

tunnOUllIsaid Lambert H Julian aTPittfbuto a Washington Star reportCOJlqI q

were rent and tossed iWit glvinjr

InJblg1ihescenic effects to be found anywhe

regionlargelygradlly u

they have cut canyons out of trooks One of these is at Mau cgothecahHere in the sandstone you may fi

possossioniI presume and the various stratarock are plainly discernible formilupon miles along the river

There are also fine places alothe upper Susquehannn a faucet

for tourists IIoftlS 1eIIofreguIlIrerGap in the Blue mountains The

early consisting of about a dozenmen annually risk limbs and livchit fIsin true Alpine style each carrying afiail and being attached to the nextandmnn hn long rope to offer a means ofwsafely in falls

They have attained n consider uable degree of skill and some of the ir edfeats arc really remarkable To accomplish their object and reach tit fl

top of the cliff it is often necessaryto climb upward for rods with littleother assistance than that affordedby the cracks in the rock which areihr eFingcrnnilr s relbows knees all are brought intolingservice and M roan often has to workalong for 15 minutes before securingthe lightest held for his feet and se-

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an opportunity to rest Theonly accident reported in this orgatiixation wise the fracture of anarm incurred by filling some 25 feetbrthe atcoped with even the slight injurysince if he had missed tire projection

precipitlitedbeneath

A1th ugh Penntyivanin for themost part is thickly settled there aresuch places as those all through theIwestern portion rod many perso nghave become lost for days in thethiwoods of the mountain Wild a

mals are practically exterminatedand there is but little hunting tehad in the state but the fishingstill good in many of the rivers1

TEACHING BY RAIL

How New Ideas Are Introduced IntoIsolated Neighborhoods

A year or so ago Mr liollin Lim-IlarN + rot l for the Outlook a series ° fmost suggestive articles on decadentNew England villages and oflarge possibilities in such placesinTSsomemarl or village settlements IllS bcarried out as for instance saysHome Magazine in tho Log Cal

Settlement in North CarolinaClosely connected in spirit and

often in practice with the settlemerit work is that of educational extension undertaken by many colloges and universities For severalyears we have been familiar withwork in our cities and larger towand it is cause for rejoicing that i

now being carried into the countrydistricts

Traveling libraries will also befeature of this work and we canfaintly realize what a boon these willbe to families on isolated farms andin remote villages

silyIn North Carolina a similar workorganized by Mr John T

Patrick The railroad is utilizedhadof a carup a e of

two practical housekeepers This caris attached to a through train onedropped off at different points whereinua godna

good housezilhkeeping Many new ideas are thusintroduced into these isolated ne ig 1ofborhoode and much accomplishedtowards making life better worth living for these ignorant neglected ¬

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ticut Building at the FairA rMic doorway of revolution

irytiays whose portals WidelytveUomed the patriot but whosebelles Iisin1nt frO tnpl Ftmii ljt1 lti

erlstilhtly nlasetl to th +

othe l edMntodoftllprs bfg ilj lgoIII ymbcc ti the Q lJ ortheConn cictlt building at tho greatexposition

Like nn antique gNU of j riccreass value it has been sot in thefattnausiveSigoUlneJ>

meggers are raising on the plat

tlnu of States to the honor ofone of the original coloniesrittichhmore years l1UeutISwits ¬inonL11S1 1V41 11 UIlll II1IU KiWHSt Louis to tell its story

colonialSNew Englandflankingieure type of entablature used in

earliest domiciles of the 13An oldfashioned sun

btyst windowlujht is s tin the

Through its antique patternLydiaerinto the world which she was inafter years to command by her

ismittsMrs Sigonrney was bprn in the

Slater house September trotthe dwelling was by no meansat that time

No one knows the age of tileell prrserred relic Itwas erect

by John Fox Slater the philanthropist nephew of Samuel Sin-

ter the pioneer of cottonspinningmills in Massachusetts Sir Slater was born in Slatersville R Land became very wealthy byshrewd investments

He was one of the founders oftIle Norwich Free academy pIne

17000000 in trustees handsthe interest of the fund being usedfor the education of freedmen

Gen Slaters son William Albert Slitter gave fIle academy abuilding costing 150000 in mcinery of iris father

Mrs Sigouruey therefore reeeived a very superior education

Norwich and it was partly dueto this early training that shelater became famous in this conntry and in England ns n literarygeuuis especially in poetry herfirst effort being nnder the pat-ronage of Daniel Wndswortii Itwas ffntitled Jlornl Pieces in

and Verse She died inHartford in ISOii

chEven today the palatial Slatertonte of Norwich and something intimately connected withinstituitm free academy

Not as Imagined

Siberhij so far from hems acountry of desolation ill in sotnaaideRussians themselves have nodefinite ideas about tbe marrelterritorytorthe map of Asia The soil ift ofcropscen

phenomenalinproductivcble The forest tracts are luxuri-ant and tIlt natural irrigationsystem magnificent There isroom in Siberia for millions of colI-

C onists and an abundant living forupontsources of this wonderful coun ¬

try

GbutCardinal Gotti who justmissed being elected pope is theson of a luggage porter whoworked on the landing stage atGenoa and when be got prefer-ment

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licitations The cardinal is a Car ¬

melite and a man of science ¬

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