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 EWPORT, the city by the sea, is known and recognized throughout Europe, as well as in every 
 part of our own country, to be the "Queen of Summer Resorts." No other resort m the world 
 can compare with Newport in the number and beauties of its many magnificient residences, the 
 costs of which have been millions of dollars. In addition to these, there are many beautiful walks 
 and drives, together with a large number of points of historical interest, all of which go to make 
 the most delightful spot in the world to live in during the summer months. The walk along 
 extending for a distance of three and one-half miles by the water's edge, and directly in front 
 of the best residences, is beyond question the finest of its kind to be found at any resort. 
 
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 Published by McMULLlN & HOLMES, 192 & 194 Thames St. 
 
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