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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

NERVOUS DEBILITY. NEkNot :
WesSAesss sesa.tnE fiom early snass-
ert't oHs ana saCesstss Of gnannesaa, oktt-
woTs 81 the tsra a, improper treatment
oi sQme other disease, improper ase 81
instruments "A examinations aud treat
lne0t Cf come oIiaef diseases. nered tAfs
Weakness. et<, oauslng lesf manhood
snkotency haIgenncss, laaluAly to cot
lea IDEAS of remember a u0Fd duFing
conversation making the Sufferer lose
confidence Ia every one. efs1 himself,
causing continual worry and anaiets
atsout troubles that never oonlei sesnl,-
llales causing Epilepsy. 9iten causing
insanity. one torn OF Deataess, faral-
ysls, Nervousness aud Heart Disease
lnab9llts 10 conduct business. etc.
TINS disease, with all rs compliea-
tlons, il al~Gys cured bs Dr. = Cay
Todd, As MOnToe-st-. Room 4. Grand
Rapids. Mich. Call immediately,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
ASTHMA IS YEARS,
RAPIDLY RECOVERING.

/ had asthma 35 years very bad
sometimes had TO go 10 bed, and the
treatments took from physicians were
of no use until | employed DIR. Clay
Todd, 43 Non-oe-st, room 4, Grand
Rapids. Mich. | have been taking has
medicine one month, and no.wIih-
standing my recent trip of two weeks
to Canada have continued 20 improve
steadily. and have only had one tad
spell since ! began his treatment, and
that was when ! was IN Canada. ! now
breathe freer, especially IN the last
week or ten days. and take longer
walks without experiencing difficulty;
IN fact, | feel that my dreadful COM
plant is leaving me. am G6 wears Of
age. = III. EhEA,
Cor. Charlcs-st. and Wealthy-ave.,
Jan. IL, 1921. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

81 Ax~iore-OA Faaxhes. great nan
~ Re Wa. vii never have . statue
erecsed 70 hss meuaorv.
De Msers Way not7
He ae~sr aaa nasmcry. ST. JosrpA
News
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold until Il spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
acl, etc, causing deafness. lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other dr.
tressing and dangerous complsints.
fall account of your present condl ton
and the treatment Won require, viii Dr
given you free Of charge by Dr. :. Clay
Todd, sS Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Caiarrh, deafness, rheumatism, ner-
vous debility, impotence and al ols-
eases resulting from early inoiscretlous
and excuses of manhood. slj & seascs OF
the urinary orgsnt. parflai para yss.
varicocelie, rupturct. tslmork, scr0fu,a.
old sores, dropsy, skIn dis asses. liver
and kidney complaints. heart diseases.
shortncss Of breath. back OF head.
small of back, etc. Including all female
complaints and chronic diseases cure1
quickly and permanently.
II YOU are nervous. restless, irritable,
sleepless or wake after borria dreams,
tired mornings. with dull headache,
bad taste III the mouth, sometimes die
charges, and 90 about your employ.
ment without lsfe. energy and ambition,
desire TO be alone. gloomy iorctsodings.
a disposition TO worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spells
OF feeling afraid or uncertain, some
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion ~
nerve power. which may end 10 utter
prosiTatIoB. insanify and death.
II you nave great sense OF weakness
and wesTiness. with tired limbs, numb
meas. trembling, prIcsly sensstiofis, csid
feet and legs, you are advancing 10 that
most serious disease. usrsiTss.
III your head aches, fees nomb and
! tired. wifb strange sensatioDs. loss 81
! memory. ami You tbink with fiicuisy.
or ynu are sieepless at night. zIth drew
siress and duilncss during fhs dav. tse
nerve and brain fatigue may soon fDn
/ into insanity or death.
II YOU have any Of THESE feelings do
not neglect them or they WI enc - psf-
slysis. insanitv. rrestrataun of nestn
A. you vHise ypuf life 90 not neglect
tbeee warnings Time and efpefEenee
+ have shown. and hundreds Df startling
sao marvellous cures have proved. usat
/ tinse diseases are perfectly and eefn-
! plsfely cured by Dr. s. Clay TODD, ko.
4 a. McT8roe-et. room 4. Grand Rapids
InGsr the ue. 81 f3r. = Gay T06d's
+ rerna ks be refBedes. al these syD7f'-
/ torns vieId - Il ~ mage. and strength
/ Of NERVES. rlgor Of bfaip, vitality 81
blood and health Of body are soon re-
{ stored.
He remedies sss purely vegetabie
srIe harmless, and car only ~ ot'faiDea
81 mrs sfffioe.
DH. TODD compounds bls TrescriD-
[Syos ts.ftsre eaeh f1tefIt "a bIs 0ffsfs.
IyE. ToI,Tg'e offioe = - 4s Aeur0s-st-,
rtnrn (, Grand KsTaas, Hieh.
HIS medicines srref v'tf ne sseusach
ard von can cat sfsytbir1g ryu cf8oose.
IL = n hit affice iron ~ thf HDorii-
{ fne untA : IA ttse evening, every dsy
ta1f @undaTs
Car. sverviy,av. 4freBdlF tais vi
c1yst zoe netsnnE
Low Charges Espls Ceres
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
MAKE NO ERROR A.!

IfyOu have made up your
mind that YOU need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go ut once To DIR. 5.
CLAY TODD, Al MOnrOe-st.
Room 4, Grand Rapids,
Mich. He will save you
much expense and loss Of
time. DIR. TOdd's hospital
and other experience in
foreign countries, together
with his purely vegetable
and harmless remedies. inn
ported directly from those
countries, and 2J years
special practice in the
largest cities in the United
States, renders him pecul-
iarly fitted for the work of
curing apparently hopeless
cases. DIR. Todd is in his
office from 9 i'm the morning
to 2 at night. Every day
but Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

a~Ea-s
TIE Int<lhxsnee that boFnaarit l.
grvwtng stat las ztsrSetsd rss SHARE OF
ats~ntlon sad hss suggested pFoh@oll
iglas foF she sTraDSex snd s1&2<ef tezt
sla0sla naass am sl0~ ssata s-4tlsf&cEaoz-
NJ AaxlastiB D@ly hasaE hAd more
briLlaag Opportunity ~ yeas. The cad
iax 4 tie pay could * nxed up soEss
tang hzs th.s
lssA5Lls- Araa-adi Ygz are eoas.. e0t il =
~ ate
AraAAc8 OF C4zasiiei yea uaGsS ae& ss~~k 81
dsAta F.s1k Il gas vista u hogS Ihsl sAs
s Ia tyEavA og~Asl tgs sos-
Camille FIss.st h s@a he lymph shst t-ksa's
les AzAlfos- e-ssSfvty faUaoa for did tie oasl
nssss Lea tas ~ors4 re4ss-z1eSF - saEszsnss
Asa torss< ~ t@ults-
Arsa4Aa <s1slils. Sat yoa naast 1--we fux tae.
fo1 eot be ths ssrse of soer a<salss
hsssstls. cazaiils, yoa dont le'ox n
laLalilo-I4tfas 81 yol kGos Il t1s real Frssth.
LsSsel- CsFlns nothsag for ~ fate. ot-osIas
a e0n .FIned vicsim II ths lSlEpo habit Loes
al --e. Ana 4 so4 Toos-sIs Al. ! an tar fEes1
o~sax eoasaln I't1xe.
ATGl.zaa I-aIx laars soalething IA cscksa EB-
xi.sh thai The 2Q0isGos C4nnct understand
(ammle Here. tzSe this lymFa CAL II wLl
b.s a evenif ~heE an sone,
50 this point there are several paths
which may be taken by the dramatist.
Camille may DO msie gllttering adscT-
tlseinont for al anti fat company, and
every body 1--we happy afterward. sho
may expire IN an apoplectic attack,
mangling the curtains with her teeth
and raising dust from the furniture amid
great applause. Or she might be allowed
10 go on with the lymph until she gets
10 90 fat lady IN dime museum.
whittier Armand In tbs devotion follows
her as the tattooed man There are an
indefinite number OF possible endings.
any of which might be made effective by
a good hand at adapting. Washington
Post.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
HOW TOAVOID ACOLD
slll sys's Original Plan and how
IL Worked
BOLD BUaCLlRS' HgEsI0,s uSE
ta. aaa 8aes sf fhs Hstsl Bsssaas.
Bs~4A1 A1sss "a estasa BesFaass
neass Dsflea1sty Ai4ssssss - ~
1as y - hzs He~a t.sf1-


tCoVyrizhG - Edgar w Sy&i
Tia department. r'szrets - state that
Z las saecsssissd IA zesuag itsalf info
fuasie. Some ua0aEas @eso = eorrsep.1sall-
at UrD<s - knss hDs hs shoaId avoid
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured CONSUMPTION,

FoKT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. II, 1872.
For the benefit of those who think
consumption Incurable, viii make a
statement of my cure. On the 18th of
last March | was taken with the lung
fever, or ss the doctors called II, pleuro-
pneumonia. ] was attended by one
whom had considered the most ernl-
nent physician OF this city for three
months and half, during which time
be employed five other physicians a.
counsel. For about three weeks
thought | was getting better, when an
abscess begsn 70 form N my left lung,
and the pbysiclans pronounced 4 quick
consumption. From thIs time failed
RAPIDLY. and raised a pint 70 n quart Of
phiegm matter each day, and bad night
sweats- BY the 2stb OF June had got
go weak that ] could not lift
a elass Of water 10 NV mouth,
and was confined to my bed. .
was reduced TO q skeleton except
nv legs and feet, which we're greatly
svelied. Al this time nv wife seeins
Dr. :. Cay Todd's circular, employed
nm. and ara free 70 esy ! improved
steadily from tie time ] commenced
taking hIs ned ic1nes. Ia three dsvs
TIRE swelling had gone out of ny iirDfss
sad in three weeks was st3e u 80 w
and walk Out doors little. ard ia ten
weeks / was stls to vslk ten FBIies. Ard
felt "a Hel "a ever did. Vow ] walk
from three g four Failss each day. and
neither cough ror SPIT. have no pain
s8d th.nk ny lungs tesied Tss.rfesssls.
JOHN A. MILLER.
a22 r. resgftorsvs-, Ft. Wayne Ind
Mr N5iier rsow ws5ghs rs y<HrEsas
NJ Halef - vveT 20 FeaFs Cd Nf
" Ter .as cared - years sgo- 7Ris
sis9rs thst oovsnn4psson csa 20 per-
raassentiv cared ~ T,r. :. CisT Todd.
People are g1asg sset~een here sDd
Forf Wayne every 6sy. gff s<FBt
freed 70 cali on NJ. KIEle- s8d Iearn
tfe rzrfseussrs - hss cure. Il vas ne
- d TIE tgxn for B0s tass-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
61& lws
~
SHE DID 1T.
RruuSht to the Brink Of Ruin tho nIiscr-
able Man Is Saved.

Rrou-ht to the Brink of Ruin the nIiscr-
able Man Is Saved.
Disaster came. John w. Hethering-
ton went home a ruined man His wife,
a beautiful woman, met him at the door.
Instantly she saw thai something was
wrong; she read trouble and hopeless
ness in his face.
John, dear, is there anything wrong?"
He groaned and sank down on a sofa
John, | know there is something
wrong. Please tell me-
Julia" he said, in husky tones, lam
ruined"
How ruined, dear77
Broke. The sheriff called today, and
now card on the door announces TO the
world that he has paid his respects to
me- Ny once famous house has fallen,
and there Is nothing but death left for
me-"
Don't talk that way, John Remem-
Der that you still have me-
He looked at her reproachfully and
gruaned. "Oh, yes; have you" he said
after while. but what does that
amount 10 when it's money that | need
in my business2 | cannot bear TO be
poor when / have been rich 50 long.
will kin myself"
You shall not 1t is money that you
need. Come with me"
She led him up stairs. smiling as she
went. and approaching bureau opened
q drawer aud took out purse.
What have you taereF' be asked,
hoping. yet fearing TO hope. that the
purse might contain means for his de-
livery.
''See.- she said. opening the purse and
exhibiting FIVE pennies and a postage
stamp.
"Grsciousr' he gasped, where did
you get AL thsty'
II walked home" she said, "ani TINS
saved my fare"
Noble creaturef- murmured Hether-
ington A. he pressed her TO his hesvlns
bosom. You have put me on my feet
again. Tomorrow | viii resume h1si-
usss- ---Arxsnas Traveller.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

suitable lodgings. II unaccompanied,
especially by baggage, it is often hard
work for me TO get quarters at all In
keeping with my position.
For that reason we must submit,
though often unwillingly, to the Gus
toms, harsh though they be, and content
ourselves with the New York boarding
house and its extremely Btat. eggs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

TERRIBLE
{ l. X T. ID

had terrible steady backache for
four years without any let np al all
sometimes ] could hardly stralghten
up. Could not ride III wagon on ac-
count Of the greater jar OF the wagon.
and have walked rather than ride. /
have now been under the treatment OF
DIX. :. CLAY TODD, Al Monroe-st..
room 4. Grand Rapids. Mich, ten days,
and Yesterday | rode 25 miles and nine
miles today IN "A wagon without pain
At ail-the first time for four years. /
would cheerluliy recommend Or.
Todd 10 those Who have great pain in
their backs. AVERY DDMNFR,
October Is, 1890. Alpine, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22
Piles, piles, Itching Piles.

sYMrroNs-Moisture: intense itching
and stinglng: most at night: worse hy
scratching. If allowed to continue
tunaors form, winch often bleed and
ulcerste, becoming very sore. SwAYxE's s
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, and IN most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists. or
by mai. tor 80 cents. Dr. Swayne 4
Son. PhiIsdelphsa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-22

Mrs Browning - What pleasant
srnils there is upon his fessnress He
must have did very happy.
Mr.. John>on-You reusmbe< The old
sr1d~e ne bore the smiths
Mrs. Browning And the dear msn
forxave the<n7
Mrs. Johnson-Sa. he provided in his
will that the property next % their r>ss-
dence should b u.es ss home fcx lost
csEs. .-Bnzhsuton Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-04
SHEER NONSENSE, SAYS seEsEReER.
The Talk About the World's-Fair Funds
Being ShOrt-The Facts.
IN, ..,orr.nh % ,ba D,sna,.N,
by telegraph TO the Dispstcl

CHICAGO, February 3.-Treasurer See
berger, of the Worlds-Fair Directory, in
an interview regarding the increase of
s.. O00, 900 in the amount required, said:
" All this talk about the Exposition Com
pany having overhgured its resources is
sheer nonsense. The committees of the
company are doing what any prudent bust
ness-man would do-bringing things down
to q practical basis. They are figuring the
possible expenditures for preparation of
the grounds and the erection of buildings
at outside estimates, SO as to see where
they stand and what cutting down will be
needed.
1.-The company never figured on running
the exposition upon any $4,000, 900 basis.
The $40, 900 900 guarantee was demanded
by Congress and has been created by q
50, 900 900 popular subscription and
So, 900 900 city loan. The company, how
ever, saw from the first the necessity of
raising more money than this and accord
ingly raised its own capital from SIS, 900 900
to $40, 200, 900. The city loan of S5.OO0,000
is TO be added to this, thus making the
total capital estimated upon Sl5.0O0,0 900.
"All the company asks is that sub
scribers TO the original stock will pay up
the remainder of the first 20 per cent. call
and thus facilitate us in doing business
We have not vet organized the machinery
for raising the second S5,0O00OO of the
company's stock, but we shall raise il all
right-no fear of that. There are q great
many large property in Chicago
who have not as yet contributed cent TO
the fair, although they are the ones TO
toe materially benefited by the exposition.
They will be visited, and there is undoubt-
eddy enough local pride among them to
assist the enterprise when it is known
that money is needed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-04
WEATHeRlNG A GALE.
The Steamship Newport Has Most I'm
comfortable Experience.

IBy Telegraph 10 the Dlspdtcnsl
PANAMA, February 3.-The Pacifc-Mail
steamship Newport encountered a terrific
storm on her trip from New York. She
should have reached Colon on the 18th,
bat did Ifot arrive until the following
morning. About sixty miles north of Cape
-. and while on the northerly edge of
the Gulf Stream, the full force of gale
from south-sOutheast was met. which
caused the ship to roll and toss about in
most uncomfortable and dangerous way on
heavy seas. The great green masses tum-
bled IN over her bows and swept her decks
from stem 10 stern. Down the rough COM
panion-ways it went. flooding the rooms
and frightening the passengers, who were
finally battened under, so to speak, to in
sure their greater comfort and further pro-
vide for their safety. The captains room
was swept by the sea, the door being
smashed in as though it were no thicker
than a shingle, and the deck-houses were
in danger of being swept away. The sea
was so heavy and broke so high that 1t was
impossible for On officer to keep his place
on the bridge. The starboard hght-box
was smashed and the light put out. The
forward boat on the port side was filled
with water. and another wave following
struck it, smashed the rail and bent the
davits-heavy pices of iron four inches
tbick-and swept the boat away.
The barometer was falling constantly
and the wind and sea increasing, so Cap
tain Lyma concluded to head his ship to
the eastward and avoid, if possible, run
ming through the dangerous storm-centre.
In this he was successful, but hours
elapsed before the weather moderated
sufficiently to allow him TO put the ship
again on her course. The passengers were
kept below for nearly forty-eight hours.
At about O'clock at night the Newport.
while heading to the eastward, came near
sharing the melancholy fate of the Yiscaya.
1t was almost impossible to see ships
length ahead, and when a fash-light
was seen almost dead ahead from three
masted schooner. which was laying hove to
and endeavoring TO weather the gale, it
was for some moments uncertain whether
or not the crash of collision would finish
the work of destruction from which the
steamer was endeavoring to escape The
Newport refused TO obey her helm prompt
~ and passed in dangerous proximity to
her unsuspecting neighbor on that lonely
ocean highway. No boat could have
lived in a sea so heavy as was running at
the time and a collision would probably
have resulted in the loss of both vessels
with all on board
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-04
NORFOLK AND THE TONNAGE BILL
The Business Mons Association Heartily
in Favor of the Measure Indicated.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch

NORFOLK. VA, February 3.-The follow
ing resolutions were adopted to-day:
ResolUed on Ge Board Of Directors Of he
business Mems association Of The City Of Nor
5ok. That we heartily endorse the action
Of the Chamber of Commerce of our city
and unite with them in calling on the
members of Congress from the State of
Virginia TO advocate and vote for the bill
now pending in the House of representa-
tives known as the tonnage bill"
Resolued further, That we believe the pass
age Of said tonnage bill will not only be of
great immediate benefit TO our own section
and State. but will likewise benefit our
entire country by increasing and cheapen-
ing the facilities for exporting the products
of our mines and securing employment for
the vast number of skilled and unskilled
laborers and mechanics who will necessari-
ly be employed in the construction and
manning of ships.
Resolued further. That IL will leave in our
country millions of dollars now going to
enrich merchant princes, constructors,
and vessel-owneTs of foreign lands, besides
providing our country with ready naval
reserve in case of emergency.
ResOlued, That the Secretary is hereby in
structed 20 wire a copy of these resolu-
tions TO the members of Congress from
this State and the Speaker of the House of
Representatives.
A committee OF four, consisting OF
Messrs. X. Il. Cooke, j. w. McCarrick, III.
G.. Williams, and w. II. Portlock, were APP
pointed 20 go 10 Washington to urge the
passage OF the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-04

nent has. through her Maiesty's Govern
ment. made certain proposals to the United
States for negotiations looking TO the ex-
tension of our commerce with that coun-
trv These proposals have been submitted
10 the President for his consideration, and
the Canadian Government is of opinion
that II these negotiations are TO result
tho Parliament Of Canada. it is expe-
dent that the Government should
be able to deal with o Parliament
fresh from the people rather than with q
moribund House. IL is understood that
Canada will send delegation to Washing
ton after March 4th, the date on which the
life Of the present Congress expires. for the
purpose of discussing informally questions
of the extension and development of trade
between the United States and Canada and
the settlement Of all questions Of differ
ence between the two countries. This
delegation will visit the United States
capital. IL is said, as the result of friendly
suggestions from Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-04

For SALE. &C
IS FsEr corner Thir'y-nrss and NJ s'res'''; $40
per foot
100 FEET on Clay between ThIrty-nfth and
Thirty streets; 81 per foot.
go FRET on Park avenue.
40 FEET near Lee Monument; cheap.
% FEET on west Main street, Morton garden
1873 FEET corner Hanover and Meadow streets;
cheap.
40 FEET on west Grace street
20 FEET on west Main street; cheap.
IS FEET north Twenty-seventh street
g. FEET on Ashland street.
co FERT on Temple street
20 FEET on Beverley street.
"a FEKr corner Centre and Beverley streets.
90 FEET cor. Claiborne and h1ndolph streets.
100 ACRES 20 miles from city; cheap.
~ ACRES 20 miles from CITY,
81 ACRES miles from city on Broad-st roa1.
ACRES Fork OF Creighton and 9 Mile road.
40 ACRES on 0-Mile road 3H miles IRON city.
10 ACRES on Sine-Mile road, opposite Masonic
Home, with now dwellings.
ISM ACRES on Brook pike. mile from city.
26g ACRES 4 miles from city.
81 ACRES 81 miles from city,
l15 ACRES near city.
81 ACRES in West End; cheap.
600 ACRES in West End.
ACRES on North avenue.
LOTS IN Brooklsnd Park: $40 per foot
20 ACRES mile from city.
l2 ACRES In Ashland
20 ACRES adjoining Ashland.
Is ACRES on Oakwood avenue.
We consider most of he above n bargain. Any
one buying same will realize q handsome pront
We have several CHEAP HOUSES In East and
West Kinds for sale.
Call TO see us II you want big bargains In real
estate, or have vacant house you want rented
quick. JONES, sIfLL & CO.
Real Estate Agents,
fei&4 iii east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-04
The Ground-aog Came Ont.
To he Editor of ne Dispatch

" w I7N''1V' "
As the old adage says the grounding
comes out on the I'd day of February and
sees his shadow he goes in his hole and
pulls his hole in after him. now have the
grounding at No. IS south Fifth street
that Mr.. X. b. Chaffin had ten months ago,
and he came, out all in his glory yesterday
He pays his nearest neighbor, Captain Max
we'll Clark. sometimes visit. but l have
never heard of his going anywhere else TO
pay visit. so you see the old sdage
failed with his hogship this year. He il
quite wild. yet i had spotted rat that
stayed with him for six months and died
They stayed IN the same bed together and
were very fond of each others company.
Now. Mr.. Editor, come up and see him.
Yours, &c., F.A. HUspLEY.
February 3D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-04
TRAINS SoRTHWARD.
Daily.
STOPPING PLACES.


Nos IL 81, and 80 make no stops Nos. 1851
~ stop on signal az Manchester, Drown h'iL
Centralia and Chester. Nos. b AMI - SOP p
signal at Manchester and Chester 3D. q '.i'
on signal az Manchester Only Tor lh-s'ls'i
purchasing tickets 10 regular stpglsIh'
for this train south Of Petersburg No-. j. = -
and 81 will stop At all stations for rasseus -
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos Hand q sleeplng-rars h'.R''l
New York and Tampa, Fla GA JaksYAfa.
On Trains Nos. 10 ami q slecping-cHs l.,f
New York and Charleston. On Trains -
and - sleeplng-cars between Now 0fA 90
Jacksonville. On Trains Nos. 3. and u 20. :
ing-cars between Richmond aud Lynn blis' -
In addition % tho above,
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA sFb.iA'
consisting OF yestibule Pullman ears 0liY a."
Richmond sough-nound &c 20 B.. 81. Heli'Ia
Wednesdays, AMI Fridays, hni l1aYe' f''f|
burg north-bOund 90 60l A. ~. Oh Tues 81.
Thursdays. and Saturdays Extra fare j. c-AA .
On this train.
THE ONLY ALL-RAiL LINE TO HORfO-A