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Ella Opinions de Ponce, pu-
blica un sensasional artfculo titula-
do <Ante Ia Historic, contestando al
que public6 hace pocos dias ell "Dia.
rio" titulado Gel Castigo,'' bajo ell
pretesto de los supuestos desplan.
tes de Mr.. Teller.
Desde Ia catedra. Conferencia
provechosa.
7 Santo Domingo, Septiembre de
1894
Sres. Scott, en- varios & B Jwne,
Nueva York.
= Muy Sres. mfos: He empleado
Ia Emulsion de Scott. en- vaqios ca
SOS de linfatismo. Esta enferme'
dad que So presenta bajo distintas
manifestaciones, como la Anemla
Raquitismo, Escrofulosis, &, &, ce
I de q los efectos reconstituyentes de
esta Emulsion, siempre que los en-
fermos sean constantes en- tOmar-
la.
Su aspecto y sabor agradabl
| hacen esta mediciLa un recurso va
lloso en- la practica infantil, y a6a
para los jovenes, pues sabido que
| tanto aqueilos como estas SO resis, en-
| d0OuoI O0 S0ooA 49,
| pugnante. En- cuanto las sustain
cias que entran en- su composition
son del todo inocentes, como q 10
vez necesarias para combatir la mi
seria fsiol6gica Els ademas una
preparation permanente, 10 que au
menta sus meritos.
Medico Cirujano de la facu'tad
| de Paris. Presidente del Juro Msi
co de la Repdblica Professor de Me
dicina del Institute Professional, etc
Hoy por la manana fue captu
RADIO por Ia policfa insular otro pre-
siliario de los profugos de aaoche;
9 llama jose Ines Gonzalez Cajigas
y fue hallado debajo de una casa que
esta frente al presidio, donde esta
situada la pul peria, de don Victo
riano Rodrigez.
t.. Auoche fue detenido ocnpan
dosele un revolver ell militar Frank
! } Delol<e por portar aqu ella arma 10
fue devuelta y puesto en- libertad'
por perteuecer al ejercito Y tener
derecho usarla.
Manana en- la tarde zarpara
para los sub-puertos de la Isla Ell
vapor americana tPonce.'
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Y EINTE AMOS de experlen-
cia han demostrado las propie-
dades tonicas reconstituyentes de
estas pildoras, curando rapidamente
todas las Intermediates que depen-
den del empobrecimiento de la san
gre por una alimentacion POGO nu-
tritiva, por habitar en- lugares h1-
medos y NAL ventilados y por en-
fermedades anteriores.
Su acci0n curativa es muy Ell
caz en- las palpitaciones del corazon,
dolores de cabeza, inapetencia, debi-
lidad y dolores en- las piernas, hidro-
pesia, cansancio, sorderas zumbidos
de dido, marcos, dalidez de la piel,
q la que restituye su color natural;
meteorismo, flores blancas, grandes
perdidas de sangre, falta de mems
truacion, su abundancia 8 escases y
para procurar ell complete desartv-
tlo de las i6venes en- pube ertad, debili-
dad general, convalescencia de las
intermediates agudas cronicas con
tai que estas alteraciones morbosas
sean sintomas de una czOr0-anemaa
simple y no de una afecci0n general
Ode una lesion organica que recla-
maran entonces otra medication.
/ En- vista de los pro gresos de la
terapeutica y de algun0s inconve-
nientes que So notasen 8 n la practi-
| ca. .
Sc ha modificado Ia formula
aim de ofrecer al pnblico una pre-
parasi0n IT'LL segura = tapida de sa'
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Elm Ia ma0ana de aver 1fondeo
an nuestro puerto en- viaie desde
Liverpool Ell vapor espaf1ol Sierra,
con carga general y IN pasajero.
s. Nos informan de Puerta de Tie.
rra que al m6dico de sandal le fue
denunciado un case de muermo por
el medico del distrito y que por ESQ
Sc traslad6 como era, su deber &
saquel barrio, no pudiendo suietar a
una observation al enfermo tOda vez
que este. hugo para Faiardo.
Sc asegura que Alemania decla-
rara la guerra a China por ell asesi
nato de su representative en- Pekia
Por 10 que ha dispuesto Sc reunan
Is transportes en- Kiel, con el oojeto
de conducir Ia primera exp edicion
China.
Patrones Recividos en- ell CO.
rreo de aver.
Trajes complete para ninos de
ocho amos.
Trajes para baf1os de mar.
Pantalon y justillo de una So.
la pieza.
Chaqueta Figaro alt "a move.
dad IA 81
Anoche las once Sc celebr6
la boda de Ehestro amigo don Juan
Pisa, con la bella seforita Adela
Martinez Les deseamos muchas fe
llcidades, y un viaje prospero, pues
van establecer su residencia en-
Barcelona, para donde saldran en- el
primer vapor correo.
En- ell transporte "Mc Pherson, y
| que fonde6 aver lego a esta Capital
el Honorable Mr.. John A. Russell,
nombrado Attorney General, y uno
de los miembros de la Camara LIE
gislativa.
Anoche fondeo en- nuestro Q
puerto, procedente de Nueva YoA,
el vapor americana <Ponces con
carga y pasajeros.
Aver tom6 puerto, proceed ,u-
to de Filadelfia la goleta americana
<Senator Sullivan, con cargamente
de carbon.
Hoy Sc celebraran en- la Cortt
de Distrito de esta Capital los juicio
orales de las causas seguidas Ri
csrdo Portela, por estafa y Ros,
Martinez y otra por hurto.
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D. E. P.

Ha fallecido en- Coamo 81 mier:
coles II de la presente semana, ell
fntegro ciudadano don Federico Ma
tos Gonzalez, padre amantisimo de
nuestro distinguido compaf1ero don
Felix Matos Bernier, couocido lite
ratio de nue. ira isla
Acompanamos ell el justo dolor
al amigo y familia, deseandols re
81 ignacion cristiana para sobrellevar
tan rudo golpe y sabe ell compaf1ero
au g com partimos su duelo
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Ia Lig. d Pat lst'ii'tss !
en- Aucci6n.

Anoche a las ocho, ante hume
rosa concurrencia Sc celebr6 la anun.
ciada reunion de los adeptos y sim.
patizadores de esta meritfsima aso.
ciaci6n, en- los amplios salones de la
Federation Regional, galantemente
cedidos para ese objeto.
Presidfan los senores Jovino de
la Tore, Ramon Velez Lopez y R.
Calder6n.
Sc trataron particulares impor
tantes, y por votaci6n secreta fue
elegida la Directiva que presidira ell
Sr. Velez Lopez.
Dicha Directiva celebrara su pri-
mera session esta noche para nom =
brar la comisi6n de propaganda, la
de conferencias y la de escuelas.
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N0ta del dia.'
LAS ALDEAS.

Segdn acuerdo del Ayuntamien
to de Arecibo, pide que Sc destine
parte de los renomDrados dos milo
mes q la formation de poblados en-
nuestros barrios rurales. C8bele Ia
satisfaction nuestro diario, haber
sido ell primero y tai vez unico, que
propusiese 10 que hoy quiere llevar
& la practica ell Ayuntamiento de
Arecibo. Felicitamos al menciona-
do a. ayuntamiento, por ser una idea
altanente humanitari ia y social.
Mientras nuestros 'catnpesinOs
viva alejados de los centros de po-
blaci6n; mientras no gocen las ven
taias de la vida social; mientras el
cambio continue de ideas y senti-
mientos no forme Ia solidarida6 CO.
nun hallara grandes obstaculos la
diffusion de la en- sef1anza, la salubri.
dad hygiene de las habitaciones;,
encontrara difcultades; la polic1a
sanitaria sera impossible, y la admi.
nistraci6n ptblica tropezara con los
inconvenieutes do una numerosa po
blaci6n desparramada por los cam 60
pos.
Sabemos que la escuela es un
factor importante en- la instruction
educacion &c los pueblos; pero no
es ell 1nico La escuela cesa en- los
primeros amos, y el hombre Sc edu-
ca toda la vida La sociedad en- que
vive, las costumbres que observa,
las necesidades que Sc crea, las ar
tes Que cultiva, ell peri6dico que lee
Y la tertulia familiar la que asiste,
son otros tantos colaboradores a su
perfection inte ectual y moral. La
sociedad es necesaria como satisfac-
ciCn moral. Comunicar nuestrOs
semejantes 10 que Sc cree y 10 que
Sc piensa, gustar de la communion de
ideas sentimientos, son placeres
que no Sc aprecia 10 que valen, has
ia one no Sc pierden.
La misma escuela primaria en-
cuentra graves obstaculos en- la di
seminaci6n de nuestra poblaci6n ru
raj, difcultando la asisteucia de los
alumnos a clase, por las largas dis
tancias que han de recorrer, por las
corrientes de aqua, tan comunes en-
nuestro pals, que han de vadear, FOR
la inclemencia de nuestro ardoroso
china que tienen que sufrir.
Pero para la creacion de estos
poblados hay que buscar la forma
Que los habitantes vengan a ellos
xpontaneamente, por los alicientes
comodidades que les brindemos;
per @ jamas por ninguna orden coer-
citiva que les obligue, pues ST libres
de vivir en- Gpoblados 8 en- los cam
pos, han preferido estos dltimos, al
gura razon poderosa les habra obi
gado; tai vez ell interes particular,
que debemos defender y respetar
ST al lado de la casa escuela Sc
exige este la comisaria del barrio,
al pic de 6sta Sc obliga poner la car
NIGERIA, procurando quelas licencias
para tiendas y ventorrillos para cada
cada barrio sean con la condici6n
precisa de establecerlas en- el nuevo
ndcleo de poblacion, 81 a este brin
da V. casas alegres y aseadas, aun
que modestas y de POGO costo, er
breve tempo, el interes individual
hara que todos acudan a vivir en- e
nuevo poblado
Y ell dia que en- Puerto Rico ha
va tantas aldeas, como barrios rura
les tiene cada pohlaci6n, Sc habr;
ganado la mitad de la batalla en- con
ira de la ignorancia y la supersti
ci6n.
"a. Imiten todos los ayuntamiento
el proceder del de Arecibo y habral
merecido bien de la patria
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Rennitid0. !.
Mayagiez II de Julio 1900.
Sr. Director
de LA CORRESPONDENCE A

Sef1or y amigo nuestro:
LIE agradeceremos Sc sirva
mandar publican las siguientes IT,
meas. y ~s@ ,
Desde esta fecha nos separa
mos en- absolute del partido Repu
blicano al cual hemos pertenecido, y,
desligados de TODD compromise po
hjco, conservamos una actitud in
dependents.
= Saludan a U. atentaments sus
S. S. y amigos
7. Albe~ Ito Bravo Jacebo Bravo
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LA Ciudad
de los ViOlineS.

Hay en- Alemania una pobla ci6n
q. Sc denomina la eCiudad de los VIC
lines, y cuyo nombre real es Mar
kueukirchen,
So En- esta poblaci6n todos los ha'
bitantes, hombres, mujeres y nif1os,
Sc dedican a la fabrication de violi'
nes, violoncellos y contrabajos.
Ell ndmero de obreros es de Is
mil.
En- Markueukirchen exlste un
interesante Museo, en- ell cual Sc ex
hiben toda clase de instrumentos de
musica.
Juan dc GuZman Benitez.
A B 0 G A D o
Ofrece sus servicins profesio
males
Ell bufete en- los altos del RaucO
Territorial y Agrfcola
n al -6
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Ell mic erco,es l8 saldra para
Caguas, Ponce, Santo Domingo y la
Habana, el bien reputable especialis
ta TENICIDA RALDIRIs
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Pl|doras ReConstituyenteS
Del DR.. =. NicoIds Reveron.
Prv'legio ercusivo eapeddo Madd Ell de Mayo de ls9
por el Ercnao. Sr. Minisho de Fonaento.
Prepurodos en- la ForFrocia de Vale Concto
PONCE. PUERTO-RICO
~@
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Hoy Sc celebraran en- la Corte
de Distrito de esta Capital los juicios
orales de las causas seguidas Ri.
csrdo Portela, por estafa y Rosa
Martinez y otra por hurto
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-. Manana en- la tarde zarpara
para los sub-puertos de la Isla Ell
vapOr americana "Ponce.'
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Aver tOm6 puerto, proceed eu-
te de tiladelfia la goleta americana
<Senator Sullivan, con cargamento
de carbon.
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Aver lie g6 esta Capital en- ell
vapor <Philadelphia, procedente de
Venezuela, la distinguida familia
del doctor Mosquera
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En- los terrenos de Barranco'
nes SO vienen construyendo edifcios
de MADEIRA, que seguramente Sc des
tinarna para viviendas.
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Anoche Sc le di6 entrada al
<Ponce, a las II, por Ia circustancia
especial de encontrarse enferma &
bordo la esposa del secretario Mr..
Hunt.
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Auoche fue detenido ocnpan
doSele uu revolver el militar Frank
J Delol<e por portar aqu alla arma 10
fue devuelta y puesto en- libertad.
por perteuecer al ejercito Y tener
derecho & usarla.
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EI vapor transporte ''SedWck'
recogera en- la Habaaa al 20 Re-
gimiento de Infanteria, para conducir
10 Anew York Despues vendra q
Puerto Rico para reeoier aquf el
Battalion IL de lnfanteria y ell escua-
dron del5 de caballeria Estas tro-
pas iran destinadas s Filipinas.
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Antier fue asistidas en- el Guar
to de Socorros Cruz Collar de varias
contusiones recibidas.
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Anoche fOndeo en- nuestro
puerto, procedente de Nueva YoAz
el vapor americana <Ponce, con
carga y pasaieros.
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Sc dice Sc fug6 antier para
Haiti en- una goleta one Sc despae h5
para aquella repdblica ell individuo
Aniceto Her nandez, sumariado por
la COrte de Distrito.
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En- ell Casino de Arecibo har
comenzado|las obras para la ampli
tud del local, & fin de hacer un mag
nffico solar para bale y un -pequef1c
teatro.
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Ell caro- de la limpieza rompi6
aver un trozo de pared de uno de los
angulos del edifcio del Banco Agrf
cola El hecho fue denunciado por
la nolicfa.
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cellsge friends hattered him. happy and
gay.
Conouerins obstacles day after day
winning in wisdom the rich golden grain.
Easy TO him OF the brilliant brain;
Bright eyes grew brighter with love when
he cane.
Fond OF his fancies and proud OF his fame.
And wept with delight. and q worshipru
pride,
when he kissed her. and blessed her. and
called her his bride.
Twas then at the feast that he fell to hii
foe,
As he drank to the day in the wines rudy
glow.
1kt,ie by little before It he fell.
FOLLOWING fate on the highway to hell:
Deeper and deeper he followed II down.
On TO the damnable dens of the town.
forturing, starving and cursing his wife.
Tfu death gave release from her rum
ridden life:
And the city authorities laid her to rest,
Ia q pauper's poor tomb with her babe on
her breast.
How II pursued him! The demon. desire;
with It's horrible thirst and its fancies oil
fire.
Eorcing his feet to the terrible brink
or the pit in which RACES the maelstrom
OF drink.
Homeless. aud hopeless. and Ioveless his
lot
n whisky-worn. rum-maddened. bottle
bound sot.
Only a drunkardl And yet Let US throw.
Charity's cloak DER his ways and his woe.
Striving to lead him in love to the light,
Piercing the gloom with the rays OF the
right
II Edgar Jones. In National Advocate.
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Hotel an a Graveyard.

One of the largest hotels in Central
America and by far the largest in
Belize, Honduras, is surrounded by
tombstones. As this old and aban-
doned cemetery was located In the
center Of the town, and afforded an
excellent site for q hotel. the Reces-
sary permission was obtained from
the proper authorities, and In less
than = year a large and handsome
hotel was erected. In digging the
foundation hundreds of skulls and
bones were discovered, all Of which
were carefully collected and inferred
In the new cemetery. The hotel pos
sesses . room in which service is con-
Quoted by q local preacher every Sun
day. Last year the BatterseA vestry
voted sum of & 400 for the purpose
Of erecting a refreshment kiosk in the
BatterSea parish cemetery, better
known as modern cemetery"
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kaa contributed in another way to ada
to the effect by being moved in oppo-
sition to the direction of the horses,
and SO lending to their apparent speed.
As to the sounds made by the foot
falls OF horses to be heard ss though
passing outside an interior scene, they
are reproduced by the dried hoofs of
dead herses, or wooden limitations
mounted on handles and hammering
against surfaces Of stone. gravel. sod.
or whatever the occasion may demand.
They are also more deliberately manu-
featured by revolving cylinder with
pins protruding from the surface.
These pins are arranged, like the spurs
on hand organ roller, to initiate trot.
ting, galloPing or walking when struck
against other substances. II the sound
Of carriage is to be added to the
trsmpling of horses, wheels are run
on sand.-Cassell's Magazine.
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BRAVE TEXAS MAID.
She Led a Rescuing Party and
Killed the Indian Chief.
How Pretty Nettie Mcwilliams Won
the Admiration OF the Cattlemea
snd Cowboys OF the South
western Plains.

Capt Jim" McWilliams, one of the
~salthiest rspchers and cattlemen in
the Panhandle of Texas, has a daugh-
ter. Miss Nettie. who is the pride of the
whole country between the Rio Blanca
and the Canadian. When Miss Nettie
was about ~ years old she was at home
enc day when a band of 20 Apaches
made descent on the outlying ranch
ers. There were only three men on she
place at the time, McWilliams and the
rest of his employees being away with a
drove OF cattle.
The Apaches came down on the ranch
with savage yells, firing their guns at
ths windows and doors, expecting to
frighteA the garrison into submission
without fight; but Nettie McWilliams
and her three men killed three of them
and drove the rest out of gunshot of
the building without having received
a scratch. Finding that to take the
house was impossible by a direct
charge, the Indians fell back and took
shelter behind the stockade OF the cor
raj. from which they kept up 3 constant
fusillade.
The force of Indians was strong, and
the little garrison knew that they
would DO captured. burned out or killed
in the end, If not rescued There was
only one chance for them-a very slim
ope-and that was to let one of their
number go out after help. The nearest
ranch was 20 miles away, and TO leave
the house and get away in plain view
Of the Apaches seemed almost impos-
sible; yet Nettie McWilliams offered
to undertake the work. The men AT
6rHt refused to let her go, but the girl
insisted on going herself.
When she had gotten out Of sight of
the Indians, the girl brought her horse
down to rapid but easy lope, 4 gait
which he could have kept up an entire
day, and just before dark she rode down
to ford OF the Canadian, where, much
to her surprise. she found force of
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"BRAVE BILL"
NE Could Face Death on a Battlesbip
But Was Defeated and Undone
by His Encmy Rum.

When the report OF the loss of the
Maine reached this country the ac-
eount was given also of the dauntless
courage with which the officers and
sailors met the disaster. One man,
Shile the thunder of the explosion was
still sounding in his ears, appeared at
the door of Capt. Sigsbee's cabin, and,
touching his cap, said, calmy:
Excuse me, sir; L have TO report that
Abe ship has blown up. and is sinking"
He had faced an almost certain death
sa order to save the captains life.
When the story was told, the heart
e the nation responded with proud
throb. Every American felt honored
by the courage and GOODNESS Of his coun-
tryman, and rejoiced that by some
happy chance he was among the few
who were saved.
His after story is brief, and as it has
been told in all the daily journals there
can be no indelicacy in reciting it here.
He was marine orderly on the
Maine. gallant, generous, friendly
young fellow, who had but one enemy
himself. He drank to excess. After
the destruction of the Maine he came
y
praise and affection as hero. His
friends gathered around him; he mar
ried, and soon had another position.
he loved his work, his friends and his
wife; but not work nor friends nor
home could drag him away from the
fatal habit.
Not two years after that day when,
q hero among heroes, he trod the deck
Of the sinking ship, he sat alone in 8
public park in New York, miserable
outcast, who for liquor had given up all
shat made life dear. Mad with want
and despair, he kissed the picture Of
has child, and put an end to his life
q life which God had fitted him to make
happy and noble.
We tell this story to American young
men, as we would point out beast Of
prey hidden by the path along which
they must walk.-Youth's Companion.
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what ORenaed Her

Milk Dealer-What did you say to
Mrs. Sharpe yesterday when you called
for her money?
Driver--Nothing particular. Whyf
"She's sent word that she don't want
as to serve her any more. You must
have said something to offend her."
mo. I didn't. simply asked her for
the money for the weeks milk. She
Says' You'd better chalk it up and
saysi We do that already Gath
clio Standard-Timea
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1 live right here In the norlh.' 1 an
in touch with those who need helU
can find out who is unreasonable and
unjust. / have n steady demsnd for
good women a. cooks, ehsmbermaid:
and general servants, and often for
good indoor and outdoor men servants
pay your fare tu which is added o
reasonable amount for expenses and
fees. take no orders under any cir
cumstances from disreputsble houses
and bells Of that kind. and the best
protection is afforded the respectable
girl who respects herself.
Send one stamp for in'o-m alton to
+. u. s. PEREGRINo,
Albany. N. Y.
In care OF the Spectator" 1z.2 Sno
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The dot or dowry is as much a part
Of the wedding arrangements in France
as the bridal veil. A woman marries
as seldom without the one as without
the other. French novels contain many
illusions to the thrift and toll with
which the parents lay by suitable dot
for their daughter. One man and
wife in Zola's 'Fecondite" laid by near
ly half of their earnings for this pur-
pose in the hope that she would mako
a match that would raise the family
in the social scale. A company has
been organized to furnish assurance
dotales." The plan Is for the father
TO make annual payments during his
lifetime, and at his death no more pre-
miuns need be paid. Thus = father 90
years Of age pays 3s1 francs a year,
and On her majority the daughter re-
ceiTss 10000 francs. should the girl
die, the company returns the pay
ments to the parents. There are no
statistics at hand as TO the prosperity
of the company, but II is well adver-
tised In the French magazines, and
probably will be suocess.-Chicago
Tribune.
Casts HcEestESus.
III girl has pretty face her mirror
frequently casts reflections about it,
Chicago Daily News.
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N INV NorfakssWesteu'
Schedale in EHect
New. 10, 1889.

LEAVE zIcHnoND, BYRD sTRRzT STATION
Q: co 4. NJ, DSily-Richmonda and Norfolk ves
thule limited. Arrives Norfelh
IL as NJ Stops only at Peters burg
Naverly and SuIelk Second class
tickets not accented on this train
90 A. NJ, Daily. The Chicago Express" for
LynchburE. Roanoke. Colur- bus
and Chicago. Pullman Sleeper Roar
oks to Columbus: also for BrlstoI
Knoxville. and ChattsrooRs Pull
man sieepe- Roa neke t. Knoxville
a. n. Daily for Norfolk. euf'ott .a~ -
terRe1iate tsti~na; arrives at Nor.
folk ~ 1o;4oPM
s:oe p NJ, Daily, fo- Lynch burg ana Roanoke
Connects - Roanoke with Wash.
inotcn aHd Chattanooga Limited
Pullman slsopers LynchbuTg 70
Memphis srr New Orleans Cafe
Psrlor and Observaticn Cars Rad
ford to Attals, AlS Pullman Sleep
ct Between Richmond and Lynch.
buTg, and berths ready for occu.
psnsy ~ $50 y n. Also pullm an
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke
Train arrive a. Richmond from Lynchbu m
and the Wsss daily. SID .. m, aud ~ Sc p N
from Norfolk and the East IL :os q and Vesti
bule6 Limited 90 m Once; SIS Main 81
JOHN WAGNER
City Passenger and TIckeG agent
CHI hOsLRY
Distriot Passenger Agent
W BkVILL
General Passenger Agent
GsnorAl o&oss. Goanoke.Va.