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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-05
A chinese student Accepts wife.
CErou the Hartford (Conn.) CourantI

From the HARTFORD ttObn.l '""i""'J
The following il an extract from letter
received BY Hartford lady from one OF
the returned Chinese students: went
home 10 see my relatives the last OF March.
when first reached home YOU can imagine
how glad my father and relatives were 10
see me looking so well and robust. lhey
all focked around Inc and asked une
many questions. My little nephew,
sent by his mother, came Dehihu me
and pulled my cue to see II u were
real or false. am going to tell you some
thing which will surprise you. When L
first landed IN Shanghai my fatllef wrote
10 me that while j was away great many
Of his friends had offered their daughters
to be engaged to me, ana tnat ne iad NJ
last, without consulting me, selected one
for me from a mandarin. You know that
il i n custom here for the parents TO con-
tract marriages without consulting the
wishes OF those who are TO be united. On
hearing of INV engagement tried To break
il OF, but without success. The Chinese con-
slider an engagement Of marriage the most
sacred contract Ii it is once made il can
never be broken. According TO the Chi
nese custom the younger brother cannot
marry before the elder one. | haN> two
YOUNGER HIOtUtlN WIN IdN' w NRi' ~ wv
to marry before they can. Therefore was
urged very strongly by my relatives to
marry right away. did not like TO dis
please my father by opposing his wishes,
so consented to be united on the last OF
April. OF course it is not a love affair, but
| Shall try to do my duty. A month after
nv marriage ! came back here to resume
my studies. After studying four months
ten OF us have passed the examination
n midshiprnen. and we are now waiting
10 20 on board the training ship, which
has gone TO Canton for repairs. The navy
ward is situated on the FOOchow river.
The place has about 1000 inhabitants, and
has one principal street. each end resting
on the river. forming in shape horseshoe.
We sometimes 90 TO the Chinese theatre.
II is very mountainous here. but Is every
where cultivated. even the top OF the
mountain. We often climb the mountain
and ramble among the rice-feldS; some
times We 20 through 2 village. where we
meet village maidens wearing earrings
measuring four OF five inches across. An
other country girl dresses her hair with so
many pins, sticks. land toys that II pro-
trudes about foot and half from her
head
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To Cover Fair Crowns.
BoNNETs As PRETTY IN THEIR WAY A. BRIGHT
BIRD on 4 BOuGH.


fFrom the New York Mall and Express
The latest bonne;s for day receptions
and theatres are velvet and flowers. Fash
ion, proverbially tickle goddess, now re-
turns 10 her forgotten beauties. and decks
with the faint lilies and fair roses OF sum
mer the bOnnets chosen to be worn under
the glare Of gasligbt in midwintcr. The
rIeat. loose-cayed aesthetic flowers are IA
,orites. Nasturtums. Wall-flOwerS. crushed
roses, and wild Byzantine are especially
p0pular for garniture. The evening bon
net this season l. very small, being scarcely
Iarger than a huge AlSatan bow, yet This
tiny head-gear is a. ornate and exquisite
and even more costly than the great, pic
turesque pokes which were worn last sum
mer. The small hat j. dantily made oi
velvet i'm crushed strawberry, hrimp pink,
SiInla OF cadet blue.
some OF the latest French bOnnets,
against the folly and extravaganza OF which
newspapers aud even pulpiis have raved
from the DAYS OF the Spectator till now,
are extremely plain in their appearance
innocent bits OF dark crimson velvet, with
a cluster Of wild roses low At one side and
Strings of pink crapc--but they sell &C no
less than $50.
English walking hats Of felt, simply
trimmed in the style they are furnished by
London hatters. are also chosen 10 wear
with plain tailor suits Of velvet or vel
Netecn.
Patience hats OF dark velvet, with soft
crowns and with wide pleated border, are
worn by a few ladies. but are too peculiar
to be popular.
Ladies who affect the masculine English
STYLES wear turbms Of cloth To match their
suits, with border oil fur.
4 bonnet of dark sapphire blue has i
hIm OF pale blue iorget-me-nots.
4 dark red-yelNct bonnet has q hrim OF
fine white flowers.
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The 81. Petersburg correspondent OF a
German contemporary, usually credited
with being good authority upon Russian
affairs, is able TO state that the coronation
OF the Car is now definitely fixed TO take
place in May, 1888. As proof that this is
no mere gossip. he adds that the Minister
of Finance had already signed the order
for the coinage OF the coronation
medals. The design OF the new medal
is TO diverge from The ancient precedent,
which allowed the head OF the Emperor
alone to be exhibited on the coin. his
Empress being reckoned on as nOn-polt
zeal parsonage, and as such having no title
to place upon the commemorative memo
rial. The present Gar, however, insists
that the protiles OF himself and his wife
shall be exhibited side by side, which will
certainly gain him some kudOs among the
ladies OF the land. The reverse side Of the
coronation medal will bear the arms OF the
Russian Empire, with the inscription
" S'nami Bog" God with Us.) The medal
is to be coined in two sizes; eight hun
dred examples In gold and sixteen hun
dred examples in silver are to be struck
from the larger die, and one thousand
gold medals and two thousand silver
medals from the smaller die. These
are, Of course, destined TO be presented
TO favored persons and corporations. The
coronation medal for the people, the So
called "ieton," which is scattered among
the crowds after the ceremony. j. said 10
be already completed. AT least fifty thou
sand OF these cheaper coins Will be struck.
The "ieton" bears no image Of the Car,
but has simply the initials " 4 e" and IN"
beneath the imperial Russian crown on the
principal side, while on the reverse side il
bears the words Koronowany Mosk-
we, 1888" Crowned at Moscow, 1887 II
VIII be observed that the day OF the month
has not yet been decided upon.
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A MIDNIGHT EXPERIENCE OF sNAhh ~
mo PROFESSOR IN FLORIDA
Jacksonville Times.l

A MIDNIGHT EXPERIENCE OF A sNAkE-h'Ni-
mo PROFESSOR IN FLORIDA
Jacksonville Times-l
Professor Bell, the Smithsonian lnstitu.
toms agent, shipped his last collec'lol VI
snakes to the North two weeks ago, ana al
ready has hs museum full again. IL Is sur
prising how rapidly they become domesu-
Gated under his treatment. During Tue re-
cent cold snap some OF them that le turns
loose in his room at night climbed up Tue
bed-posts and coiled themselves up III MS
blankets. He felt them hunting for cosy
spots about his legs and knew that he
ought TO get up and provide them WIN
some loose straw, but a sleepy man IN
warm bed Of a cold night Is not over ooii-
cling. and the Professor snored on muslcaiiy
ms is his custom. The reptiles crowded
upon one another, quarrelled, fought a III
ne. Kissed. but the Professor did not bulge
only now and then he would wake slightly
and cry softly. Whist, boy'l he easy
boys :"
At last Zig coach whip snake found an
opening near the edge Of the blankets anu
slowly glidcd in. There was Il gentle wav-
ing up and down Of the bedclothes a. the
big ciay-bank serpent moved about getting
himself comfortable. when suddenly ne
slapped abo- % thirds OF MS irig'u
length again warm legs Of the doing
Professor. -, Professor made violent
remark. lie sal up in bed, gathered a
handful Of snakes in each hand. deposltlng
them carefully on the floor; then throwing
back the bcdclothes he administered KICK
that sent the coachwhip flying through the
dark to the further end Of the room. en-,
countering the lamp in it, aerial flight ana
knocking from its bracket on the wall inc
fragile skull OF an ancient Florida mound
builder.
"Freeze and be hanged y exclaimed
the irate Professor. "Fll share my BED
with YOU. but YOU shan't drive me out.
lie drew the blankets over him. n few
moments later several pairs OF little red
ewes moved up the bed posts on either
side, and soon snake-herder and snakes,
i'm one couch. were lost in peaceful sleep.
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Canton Is In very disturbed state OWING
TO the alleged incfliciency Of the new vice
roy. The former hostility TO the mission
aries il revived, and several serious ATTACKS
are reported. hut no lives have thus Iar
been lost. The Chinese and French con
tinue In arms In AMMAN, and Tonqtiih may
become the scene at any moment OF a'''e
hostilitics.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
NNLY ONE DOLLAR StTsNsf
NnnInI K ANn NEWPnRT NEWN

Only ONE DOLLAR 10 &C.,
" NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NEWPORT NEWS,
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, AND JAMhs-3IVER LANDINGS.
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BALTIMORE, AID 1HF NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMITHFIELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE or VIRGINIA.
ONLf ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE 70 NORFOLK, Sl.Ou.l <orivIT
FARE ROUND TRIP. $500 w
UAY-LANDING FARES FROM 2JC. TO 90C.
MEALS, 75c.
one OF The Company's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying Unlted states maill
4. &. OXFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every MONDAY. MEDNES-
DAY. and FRIDAY, at \. ~. for abOye-namec
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk a.
$50 4. NJ, arriving az Richmond AT about T.. NJ.
Through tickets ON sale on steamer and Al Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through
STATEROONs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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was correct, King Alfonso at once wt n,,'
TO the Prince OF HoheDEollern ASKING n,in
to let the sarcophagus he sent back 10 spain'
and with this request the Prince mas P'o''-
i.ed TO comply.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP lfese
~ COMPANY. .sxstk<ss
EAp NIW NnUE

an, company WILL dispaichune Of tnelr lplendio
steamers -G1GANDOTTt. ROANOkE. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. anu RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours OF sailing, see adv eliisement bel0W.l
steamers leave New orr It i-DAl -, THURS
DAY and SATt HDAN~ = L. VI. from Piel 20
tnCw uumisrl, North river. foot ~ Beach street.
They nave splendid saloons, stare ruoms, anc
bathrooms
The fare accommodations. snd attentions ar
unsurpa-scG.
Aflcr-cahin fare 10 New YORK NncludIng meals
and BERTH. SO: r0und-uip tickets tlS Storage
With Subsls tcnCc. ~. without subsistence, 50.
Flcighi- for points beyond New ork fOrwarde,
With dispatch, aud 40 charge made except actna
expenses incurred
Freight received until O'Clock +. VI. Tally.
tor WrthCr information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN ( CO., Agents,
is % Office COMPANY wharVqs, Rockets.
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Joseph Lewis, soldier OF the war of
l4l2, died at his residence near Brosyille.
flttsylyanla county, several days ago; aged
about ninety years.
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LoR NEW YORk.-The ola s,5Fs~s.,

l. 4
II Dominion steamship COmpanV's sSsEssilxs.so
proposed sulings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER. FRIDAY.
December It. NJ , O'Clock 7. VI.
GIlANDOIII, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY
December 81, az . O'Clock 4. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, tt LSDAN, DE
cember 9Th, ~ 1 O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received until / O'Clock =. NJ Friday
, O'Clock L. VI. saturday. aud e. 10 O'Clock \. VI.
Tuesday.
Through bins Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch u al points north, south
east, ana west; also 20 foreign parts.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Aticr-cahin fare 20 New York Including mcais
lnd BERTH. rlO; municipalities SIS; steerage.
with subsistence. 81; without sub-i stcnce, fd.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays Tues
days, V ednesdays, and saturday. by The Richmond
and Petersburg railroad az | 1850 I. VI. will make
connection AZ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. CaDin fare, $1,000. Tickets Ia be had AZ
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and \. W
Larbcr's, 1000 Main street.
EuI freight or passage, apply To
GEORGE ". ALLEN ( co, Ageuts.
no % tomlan1'- Wharf. Roe kpftc.
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ID ii l. \ ID + l. + ii \, RICH Se.
4 .sSstx a
MOND AND NORFOLK
fAMsHlP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY anJ
FRIDAY al II NJ, aud every SUNDAY al Z
\. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays aud Fridays steamers re-
ceiyed tn 1880 A. Vi: Tor Sundays' steamer TN
=: VI. saturday. Freight received daily tn :
T.. NJ.
Fare, ~.
For further Information. apply 10
!. ". ACCARRICK,
General southern Agent, Office Rockets.
". L. CLYDE & co,
no ~ General Agents.
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FRElGHT.
Freight received daily for NorfOik, Portsmouth
Smlthleld, and Hampton; Washington. ID. G.
hcWbcrn, Washington. aud larbofU', y. C., and
All points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, fOi
tsstern shore OF Virginia. Old Point, and al regu
Tar landings on James river, " LOWEST RATES
uEd through bills issued. l.. b. TArVM,
no 3 SuperiutPndrnt.
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LEAVE PETERSBURG -NlRru
Z 4 II Ii A-LL-- L.----------
T.. VI, Sunday eVcur,ion tr,ln.

A direct four-h.urs connection 1. nl,ich,f...,
Kchiuohd and Norfolk ~ trains L.-sfr. E..i
mond AT HAS \. VI. and Norfolk "A Io-Ir'p M
All trains leaving Petersburg ~ip ,f4rt frrg. fI..
App"mstt0N depot.
sol. HAAS, Trafllc Mausger "'
l. vi. EMERSON, t'oaeFai passcr ser Agrut
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SCHEDULE or TRAIN,
IN EFFECT OCTOBfR -. l-e2

fAlisttlSlp
SCHEDULE or TRAIN
IN ffff,I OCIOBfk -. l--2
LEAVE El1iIMOND,
1920 4, VI NAH. daily feNeclt sunday. fln-
meeting "a Lynchburg With Virginia
Midland railway for All point
north. and Norfolk and Western ,tii-
road FOR knoNillc. Chattanooga. A.
ltnia. Nashville. Louisville. Nom
phs, New Orleans, aud an point,
IA the SOuti. southwest, and lfN1..
Day coaches, Richmond o Lynch
burg; sleeper. Lynchburg 70 SFa
Orleans and Memphis without
change.
$3.50 =. VI. ACCOMMODATION daily irNc,pt
sunday between Richmond AMI
ecOttsylilr
300 p. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS daily lcNrepi
sunday between Richmond and
Lynchburg.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
600 L. VI. MAIL daily except sunday.
1880 \. VI ACCOMMODATIONS dails except
sunday.
700 A. VI. NIGHT EXPRESS daily except
MOndavl.
CONNECTIONS
At Richmond with associated railway tor an
points south. aud Richmond. Fr,dcrick, bufe unt
Potomac railroad for all points North.
Meepfng-cGr OHGchcd O. NgW Frpffss ~.
Lyncbbufg. y. =. 3 iKBOlE
no ii General Freight aud Presence iy,ut
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(uiEsAPEAkE AND ONO RAILWAY
~ NhfDtLE N EFFECT OCroRtR ~

1882. Wv 'NNfN -'
DfPARI RICHMOND: LOui>yili, and Cinrfn-
ia,i express, $40 T.. VI. daily: gail. : A. ii
IaliN except sunday Charlottesville treouIr...
dation, 3:53 4. W. daily; tor Norfolk ,uf al q
FONT FONT t'So A.. VI. and AIS Z. VI. daily .,Nc.pl
flE 6I6 T.. VI. TRAIN DOES NOT sr,,.
FOR LOCAL BUSINESS -'N'
,ARRiVt RlIhMOND. From the Wcs.. >
VI. daily, i.l6 l.. VI. except SUNDAY aud e..t 4,
VI. daily from Norfolk and odd Point. lt.AE A.
sad $50 L. NJ duiy Except >uudayl
FullIn'n ,leeliug-clls and day coaches from
Cincunsn without change '''.'
iirAct-oAces lnou Main street and Glen.
peaAe aud OHIO Railway depot.
H. W. FULLER.
, -. o., General Passenger Agrui.
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RAILROAD LINES.


IN - cNgE4ar rURsse1eE r14'lH'nns
M q -. -:,rs - 10Y III Z. -. - 81
DICHMUND FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.--scbedDlr
commencing NOVEMBER 3, 1852
500 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station daily stcps
only at Milford and Frederick sbufg,
$40 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-S'rcei station dllly Tex
r'pl sun inyl.
446 Z. NJ. leaves Byrd-s rect station iaily.
lsleepcrJ
400 r. ~. Arc'fnr .tiOL Tor Neiiaad icaN es
brold-Sireet station daily (etcspi
Sundaysl.
1880 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station ialiy
(Sleeper)
500 p. ". arrives at Byri-atTect H1fiaB d4ie.
makes no local siOps
GASP. VI. arrives nj Byrd Stree station itf.
Except sunday.
$50 A. ", Accommodation, sffiSrs 1T Iro4t.
street 4fafiun dIiiy iokrru sUu,i4ss
Train leaving kichmOni 3 \. ". mike 81 O-f
CONNECTION Dali \. except ~unday-. at
Frederick sbHry with T.. r. aud T. D.. for
ORANGE rOCRTiOt ~ andiNTtRMFDIATt
sTATIONS.
&. A. TAfLOk, OeuenL Ticket Agent
r. Y. -. MYERS, General Suueriufcndrni nol
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DICHMOND AND DANNIlLF RNti
~ ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
IN EFFECT ONE1lBIP >, l--L.

M. %. I'm AN.Jp
Dlily. D4iy. Dtie
----- -------- -------.-
Leave
Gictl'nd al 1907 T.. " leo 81 Iut D. ~
Arrive at
8urkeNillc IBIS 4. NJ, 3tO a.. VI G-pl o.
'ulhcrn. 5.4B 4. " 700 \. 81 ..........
DanSllle... b:4- T.. w. BIZ \. " ..........
lrr'nsborn'I e.Js 4. VI lu.Hl A. "
Raleigh.. !. ....... 1:lr g.. 81 .
'ilepl.. - i:iV L. ". 100 =. y .....
salisbury" ll:lS +. ". 1913 VI ...........
harlott'. l.LN y. 81 .tlu !. VI ............
>part'nh,y t:Bl \. " .'....... zoos.
'trccnYit'i y.J5 y W.. ..... .t.. .... ......
,oDn.,ov,.r,,..
- ...
Lave
,,i r,t.lo ", q -l' /. VI. 90 ,i. o"'I b.
Auite, ~ -
y, D,..,sl ~ J.. W.. 80 H. -. NO j.. W.
Passenger tram .unn.cts at N,,-tP0lnt Tbs
DAYS TIL -K-DAl~ .fI FTEgAl - $40. -..'..,.
~ Tor bairm",. a.. N' 'i;''' '''
Freight tr,i.,. Dice. I... t...f. 40 .. 3d.
md f.uu - II. uit. i,t,.. ,.....,....,...,. d., 10
tch,i
Train NJ. A connccis 90 B.rkcgil. ,fi. ,-
ok and Nc-tcru ri.lr..I f.f ftr-ntnI,. T ......
,urg and all soufhwostcgu points.
Train NJ 80 fthr.r M na...I.tl. .f.... .f ,.
ions. connecting IT >utherin', ,Ith NI.. t
, Infrq S Sinibr2TS Com >ol l1ott .r i''
ar an po:at, in Western NSr,h f..i..,.r. 30 49,.
MIA t"l til lf'liuln South tNI ~tIII...'
Train NJ. 81 ghrouy r,t.,.u..rrrl. ..- ID. .I...
TAN station, ronnc,tug mi ~,i,rcrl,r.. ,... ST
gn and suthoriln Ntrrsn .,,lult rr...I ..
'litoni ~ tii!Dttr "fnl So .r.f...f ...., .i|
august. railroad iug N.laurf4. Aug..fl. -.t
llh, and tl0ridl poiCt-.
Trains from the 3pufh arrive 20 pI.Ifulnf .
200 T. l., 600 \. NJ. and g. f.. Inland ....
Na-t Pom. IA 1000 A NJ .I,.-. ........ ....t
p. VI. AMI i2.i6 VI. 1Ffcrhi5 ''' '''' d.
Ron AK PAN~FNEyR sf-DXtrp
Trains
leave
richmond ........ ..... ........ B.O.p r
Son Nir...... ,.-..,.
r.,iHcld
20 '-.
RETURNING.
e6sldeld........ e.,.., 49,
Bon ................... ..IsAN
rich,m"nd .,.,,
All regular passenger trains -tnpat B.n lIf.
PULLMAN-CAh SERVICE
IA Tram 5O-New York aud Atlanta .4M.h.
'ugtOn and D8nyille.
on Train 52-l.tchmond sui Dan,i.c. srI
ticket, sold to All point, south -oulh~s., SD
outhwcst. and baggage checked thrpa-A.
Nol1Y -oNcr checLs given - lnrtf fir.lt..
NJ ~lAttuIiH.
General i'.-,tuvtr ar..G
sol HAAS, lr1iilr Manager.
1. VI. X. IALCOTr. Geucr4l Nanryer uuII
.T.U,,nNr -. ..,,,..
i I ii vi - y - AND tlEk~Bl 80
IL RAILROAD COW N.-taumrlt.l
II NDAl, November >. ls-. train. ar tf.f. 3D. ....
NH run Us follows
LEAVE GIgu5f0.p ->nrru
has A. NJ TuEOTgH MAIL t.Ii, rf
lug Tor Pnleigi t,f1ti 49,.
yti-ta. Aiken. "a, aul.0i ..t f
snyille. sion. al tl,-f,r .r.l - -
tralis. Pullman -le,p,r. f.ty,..
New NofA aud ~4,aun.h ...
train.
10 = H. rAsl ,tAii'' dally. Make ihi
aud Charleston mn. tr.tin odd .
Stop between RIclulont An. y.
burg.
95- T.. VI. THROUGH MAIL. daily ..,,..
ing tor Charleston, -, .,,.,,.t ans
Florida points. >.p. ~ Cheer
Pullman sio.U.r> t,f NON u
ton aud Jack,ouyll..
ol3 p. NJ fEIiGHi, daiN eScett ,,',..,
s'ls \ M"l sutI.,,eN..o,-..,,.
LEAVE PErup.1t.I,,. ,.,,.r.,
35s A. Nj rA~I MAlL.aaily. Pullman ,.sl-
co. "r tao Train between ttsrt ....
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PULLMAN-CAh SERVICE
Dn Tram 5O--New York aud Atlanta = NJ 81, b..
BgtOn aud Danyille.
On Train 52-l.ichmoud sut uauitc. -fB
Washington and Charleston.
ilchet, sold 10 All point, south. southeast sd
0uthwe,t and baggage checked through
~ lay-oyer CHEEKS given - lirsi iictlt..
NJ. ~lAl'tftt lfl is.
General fl-,tugtr Agt.t
SOL HAAS, 1ra,nc Manager
1. NJ. X. VALCOTT. General Aianryer r.II
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-30
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A W Orthy Tribute.

Warren E. Leland. Esq, Leland Hotel,
Chicago.
DEAR Mn. LELAND; Before leaving tho
city we wish to express to you our heartfelt
thanks for all the attention we have received
from you and your "personnel during the
week which We have spent in your hotel
and also we do not like to leave without
telling you what a high opinion We have
formed of your magnificent house. We
have travelled through all the United States
and Canada for the past fifteen years, and
never have we found hotel which in every
way is so complete as yours. Service we
have never found more polite and more at
tentive than all your employees. Your
rooms are so large and comfortable, YOUR
table not only without q rival in point of
good cooking, but never have we seen
table SO abnntantly supplied, and, in fact,
no hotel have we ever stayed at which SO
thoroughly. and in every way gave us so
much satisfaction.
Wishing yon all the success in life which
you SO much deserve, we remain,
Yours Very Truly.
TERESA CARRENO,
PIETRE FKRRANrI.
From Chicago Tribune.
LELAND HOTEL, Chicago,
Warren F. Leland.
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A REIGN OF TERROR!
The Alarming Increase Of
Heart Disease and Symp.
toms Which PrcCedc IL.
Leading to Scientific InveS(Iga.
ton and an Attempt tO'Check
Its Increase.
The Wonderful Properties Of sScda tinc-
de-lndla," aud how to Properly
Use 1t.
FACTS OF IMPORTANCE FOR ALL REGARDING A
NEW DISCO VERY.
A REIGN OF TERROR!
FACTS OF IMPORTANCE FOR ALL RssAaoINc 4

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