Some months ago, Mrs, Teéng Laisun and her daughters solicited, through our columns, the assis tance of the public in providing lint, bandages, ote, for the wounded soldiery at Foochow. ' In order to show how greatly the generosity of the response they met with has been appre= ciated, we have been requested to publish the following letters Foochow, 10th November, 1884, Mas. Larsuy, Dean Mavax,—Dr. Rennie has handed mo your note of the 27th ulto,, asking for information about the bandages sent to our native hospital, Yo show you that what were sent were most acceptable and that there was no omission on my part in acknowledging their safe arrival [beg to refer you to the en closed copies of two letters to Mr, J. W. Carroll (from whom the packages were received) and one to Mrs, Andersen.
Tremain, Yours faithfully, Tues. M. Dexwen, Hon, Sec. F'chow Nat, Hosp.
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