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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Mr. Julian
presented a petition from settlers of pub
lie lands, of Calusia, Cal, protesting
against their lands being taken from them
by capitalists as swamp and oyerfowed
lands
Mr.. Lawrence presented four petitions
from settlers of Cherokee neutral lands in
Kansas, asking for the recognition of
their rights under the homestead and pre-
emption laws.
The Postal Law.
Mr. Muugen offered an amendment to
the postal law reducing letter postage to
two cents. Rejected
Mr.. Maynard offered an amendment
providing that the franking privilege
should not be taken from any person
to whom it has been heretofore granted
by a special act of Congress. Adopted.
Various amendments as to the details
of the bill were offered and disposed of,
and the bill was then passed without di-
vision.
" Political Disabilities
Mr.. Porter, from the Reconstruction
Committee, reported bill removing
political disabilities from William NJ
Mayneder, of Henrico county, Va.
Mr.. Breck desired to offer an amend
ment TO remove all political disability,
but Mr.. Porter insisted on the previous
question, which was seconded and the
bill passed. Mr.. Porter also reported
like bill removing political disabilities
from William Cardwell and Ribhard
Goulding, of Charlotte county, Va.
Passed.
Why did Secretary Cox Resign
Mr. Van Trump asked leave to offer a
resolution for a select committee of in
quiry into the causes leading to the re-
signation of Secretary Cox. Objection
made.
Our Chinese Relations.
Mr.. johnson asked leave to offer reso-
luton declaring that the best interests of
the United States demand the immediate
abrogation of the treaty with China, ex-
cept the portion relating to the CONNER
cial intercourse between the two coun-
tries. Objection made.
The Tobacco Tax.
Mr.. Myers offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Ways and Means 10
inquire into the expediency of levying a
tax of sixteen cents per pound on tobacco
of every description. Adopted.
Massachusetts Wants War.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, presented
a petition from 5000 citizens of Glou-
cester, Mass, complaining of the I'M
friendly acts of the autI critics of the Do
minion of Canada towards American fish
ermen, and praying that Ietaliatory meas
ures be enacted by Congress in the way
of non-intercourse, prohibiting the I'm
portalion of English or Canadian fish and
prohibiting the transportation to Canada
of mercha l6ise in bond, and demanding
indemnity for lesses inflicted on Ameri-
can fishermen. Referred.
Mr.. Paine introduced a bill granting
lands for a railroad from Denver, Cal, to
Albuquerque, New Mexico. Referred.
On motion OF Mr.. Washburn, of Mas
sachusetts, the House went to the bust
ness on The Speakers table, and referred
to appropriate committees large number
of Senate bills of last session, all land
grant bills. Objected TO and remained on
the Speakers table.
The House then, $3.50, adjourned.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

A Band of Horse Thieves BagEed.
SAN Francisco, Dec. l3.-The citizens
Of Caula, Verbsra county, on Saturday
surrounded q notorious band of horse
thieves in house at Sespi, and demanded
their surrender. Jim Brapy in attempt
ing to escape was shot dead. The re
mainder were captrued and taken TO San
Buenayentura.
Trial of the Reno Robbers.
The trial of the robbers of the Central
Pacific train at Verdon in November
named o. ]. Boots, L. b. Parsons, J. {.
Roberts, Jas. Gilchrist, T. Cockrill, X. A.
Jones, j. A. Chapman and John Squincs,
is now in progress. Wash Jones and
Davis have pleaded guilty, and Will be
used as States evidence.
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PRUSSIA.
InifiCaIiOn.

NEw YORK, Dec. 13-Minister Ban
croft writes to Fish that the accomplish
ment of German unity so speedily is a
surprise even to King William himself.
Prior 10 the war the King only lived in
the hope that such an event would some
day be accomplished. But Bancroft says
the King never expected to see it accom-
plished in his day,
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SPAIN.
Money wanted.

MADRID, Dec. l3.-SenoI Morel is ne
gotiating with an agent of London and
Paris capitalists for a loan. 1t is ex-
pected that the CoTtes viii have COM
plled the necessary legislation prior to
the arrival of Duke Aosta, so that c dis.
solution may occur Immediately.
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NEW YORK.
A Fatal Fire in N Large Tobacco
Factory.

A Fatal Fire in N Large Tobacco
Factory.
New York, Dec. 13.-The tobacco
mandatory of J. II. McAlpin, corner of
avenue D and 10th streets, was totally
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss on
stock 100000; on building $50, 900.
Fully insured. The falling walls killed
one man and seriously injured another.
CTisPin ~. Chinaman.
The Crispin strike appears to be weak
ening, many men having to day returned
to work at reduced wages. The manu-
facturers still refuse any concessions, as
serting that the prospect of trade will not
justify restoring wages to its former
standard
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Ealeaictorian

At meeting of the students of the
Louisville University, on Saturday evening,
Mr.. Peete, of Tennessee, WAS chosen vale
dictorian for the next annual commence
ment in March. More than usual interest
is felt IN the coming commencement by the
students, about two hundred Of whom are
IN attendance.
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LUXEMBOURG.
= Doubted.

LONDON, Dec. 10-The rumor that
Prussia Tepudiates the treaty of 1867,
neutralizing the territory or Luxembourg
is doubted. 1t is regarded here as eX-
tremely probable improbable ? that Bis
marck would at this time defy Belgium
and the Netherlands.
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CapitOI ImproYement.

The gang of convicts employed for some
time past on the west side of the capitol
grounds, in breaking rock for the corpora
ton, etc., finished their work here yester-
day, and will to-day be added to the force
on Park street. A very large quantity of
rock, taken from the capitol grounds, has
already been broken, for sale, as we under
stand, to the city.
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mass ImmIgratiOn rIeeting.

The committee of immigration on the
part Of the Board of Trade, call for mass
meeting of our citizens 1T Masonic Hall
on Friday night, the 10th inst, on which
occasion an address will be delivered by
Rev. R c. Bhtehfeldt, importer to The
Southern States of scandinavian and other
European immigrant labor. The ladies
in particular, are invited to be present.
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PardOned by the Governor.

An old man named Marlborough, who had
been sent to the PenitentiaTy from either
Blount or Knox county, was pardOned yes
terday by the Governor He is said TO be
a paralytic, and one reason forgranting his
pardon was that he could be used as a
witness in an important case, in which it
is hoped great criminal will be convicted.
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CanCerf aIFrnnkEin-

We acknowledge the receipt Of an invi-
talon to be present ct a concert in Frank
lin, on Thursday night, for the benefit of
the Methodist Church. Several of our
best known and most accomplished anna
teurs are announced to take part in the
concert
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A PACIFIC Strihe.
ARKANSAS.

Assassination near JackSOnpOrt
Z. Reney, an esteemed planter, was
assassinated On Tuesday night near Jack
sonport, by party of men who called
him to the door and shot him dead. The
cltizens are securing the country in search
of the assassins.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION
The FINANCIAL Rnrometcr.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 10.-The Bank
of Russia has advanced the rate of dis
count from TO 8 per cent.
PacifiCatOry.
LONDON, Dec. 11-Count Won Beusi's
dispatch of the Sth to Prince Gortschakoff
is expected TO lead 10 an understanding
between England and Russia.
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Promni TnxCoIIccfnr.

Mr.. D. S Skill en-, Of Wayne county, has
forwarded TO the State Treasurer office all
the taxes due from his county TO the State
for the year 1870, being the first county
collector who has forwarded the amount of
his State taxes His example is worthy of
imitation by his brother collectors.
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The Daily Uuion and American.

Having purchased and put in operation
new and fast machinery to supply the de-
mand for the latest and fullest news, we are
now printing the largest Daily paper in the
State, at the following very low rates
For One IS 90
For Six Months. .......... .....-....... 400
For Three Months. ........... zoo
For One MOnth 40
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Late PubIicatIon.

Dorothy Foz, by the author Of ''How
it all Happened" etc, has just been issued
from the press of ]. B. Lippincott 4 Co.,
Philadelphia, and received and for sale by
W. G. Collier & Co., Union street 1t has
numerous illustrations, and is gotten up in
very attractive style.
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CONFESSED TELEGRAMs.

The Cuban cable has been out of gear
since the Slh. t
a scheme is On foot topsss all Western
grain down the st. Lawrence in British
bottoms, unless the Eric canal he thrown
open free If tola.
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The First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church,

This church, which was started after the
war with forty-three member, has, within
the past year, under the pastorship of Rev.
DR.. Baird, made a nett gain of fifty-nine
members. The total present membership
is about 400,
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insurrectiOnary States, has largely sontrl

insurrectioDary States, has largely sontri-
buted thereto. =.
SO far as the increase from other OBJ
jects and sources of 1870 over 1869, is
concerned, the fact just adyerted to, that
OF the bettered civil condition of the
Southern States, is sufficient to show the
increased revenue from stamps, gross re-
ceipts, sales, income, banks and bankers,
special taxes, legacies and successicns,
and fermented liquors. ~ /
But let US compare some of Mr.. De-
lano's items for 1870 with Mr.. Rollins
for 1868, since Sour Columbus" is fond
OF that sort of thing
dncomS 81, 4555Ss ss7,75O,9S2
Special taxes, emitting
those on liquors.~....... 19,245,761 9,6O7 $50
schedule A..-............. 1,13I,339 907,391
Here it appears that Mr.. Delano falls
behind Mr.. Rollins to the tune of between
six and seven millions dollars, with no
change in tax, the rates bsing the same
during both periods, while the law has
been less impeded in its operation in the
Southern States, than during 1868.
But, to ''our Columbus" Eighteen
months comparison once more. He says
that Grant during eighteen months col
lected from income an aggregate tax of
6S millions dollars.
And Johnson only.....5O d"
Showing an aggregate
gam of...................lS
. Let us analyze this statement:
The income tax of 1868,
johnson period, wss....$ 4I, 455, 598 90
The income tax of 1869, eds
johnson, I'd Grant, was. "a, TAG, 967 90
The income tax of 1870,
Grant period.................. 81, 100, $50 90
Now Mr.. Delano gained on himself in
the year 1870, over the year 1869, about
(3) three million of dollars. But, taking
the average of the two years, he fails
short of the last Johnson collection by
over (5) five million dollars
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CARRYING pistols is going out of fashion
in Southern California and a paper there
says il is "glad TO see that most of our
citizens have had sense enough 10 return
TO the use of the bOwie-knife.
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whisky in Bond in the Fifth District
Amount of Whisky ManuFac-
rnrad IN, NOUemhpr
J. II. w.

We published some time since the
amount Of whisky out Of bond in this, the
fifth, district; and we now give the amount
in bond, on the 18th of November, at
10, 1O1 gallons. On the first Of December,
the amount in bond was ,124 gallons,
The amount os whisky made in November
in this collection district is reported at
12.l7S gallons.
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Negro Admitted to Practice in SUI
preme Court.

On motion of NJ NJ. Brien, ST., negro
was yesterday qualified as practitioner in
the Supreme Court. He came forward,
and received the ssrequired oath by the
Judges, and afterwards took his seat.
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Larceny

There are several cases of larceny to be
investigated before the Recorder and JUS
tice Everett to-day.
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A MILWAUKEE, widowo On being cautioned
10y her minister about flirting, said she
knew that it was wrong for unmarried
ladies to flirt but the Bible was her au-
thoTitY. II said "widow's mite
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PLAYING AT DoCToRs. MA, dear, Ada
won't take her physic. I've mixed her
dose of vinegar and sand, and she says l
must take some first. Doctors never do
do they, ma2"-Judy. OIL.
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CHICAGO.
Opera-HOuse Crosby Loses His Rep
nunNiOn

Opera-HOuse Crosby Loses His Rep
uJatiOn.
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Albert Crosby,
proprietor of Crosby's Opera House, com
menccd an action in the United States
Circuit Court last evening against the pro-
prietors of the Chicago Times for libel.
Damages $50, 900. Mr.. Crosby in bis
complaint alleges that he is a citizen of
Mas sachusetts. Hence the institution OF
the suit in the United States court.
APacific StriGe.
The laborers on the Pacific Railroad
bridge at Council Bluffs, numbering about
IT'S snen, struck yesterday for higher
wages. Their places are being filed by
new men.
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LOWEST PRICES.


FRENCH EDvEDON BEAVER SUITS
ENeLIsH BEDFORD CORD SUITS
do MELTON SUITS.
FRENCH CASHMERE SUITS.
STRIPED do DERBY SUITE
LATEST STYLES IN STRIPED SUITS.
FRENCH DAHLIA TRICT SUITE.
DoUBLEBREAsTED PRINCE ALBERT COAT
do do OPERA COATS.
FINE BEAVER DRESS COATS, al oolorA
DERBY VBLYETEEN COATS AND vEs1s.
OLIVE, DAHLIA, BLACK AND BROWN CzE ;
TEFIELD FRooKs
BLACK DRESS FRooK COATS, of anss Vi
Cloth.
FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS, new patterns.
do AND SCOTCH PLAID oAsIHEE
PANTS.
BLACK VELVET VESTS.
FANCY OUT VELVET VESTS.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK vEsTR
YOUTHS DERBY CASHMERE SUITS
DO PLAID do do
do FINE CLOTH do
BOYS HARVEY JACKET dc
do FRENCH do do
YOUTHS BOYS BEAVER SKATING JACKET
OHELDRENs FANO7 SUITS.
YOUTHS AND BOYS SCHOOL sUITA
British Cotton Half Hose, Msrino and shAksra,
Hose, Red Flannel Undershirts and Drawers
Canton Flannel Undershirts and Drawers,
Ribbed Scotch Wool Undershirts and
Drawers, The celsbrsssd DERBY
Ribbed Underwear, Scotch To-
Not Underwear.
Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
Merino Undsrshirts and Drawers, all weights,
Fine yhits Shirts, The True Fis Shirt,
The BurIock Shirt.
YoutiIs, and Boys, Shirt..
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ENGLAND.
Death of Mrs. John SIidem.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE wife of John
Slidell died recently at BRIGHTON.
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Putnam vo es with the counties from which it
was originally detached.
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a verdict of one cent damages forlibel,
was awarded against the Louisville
Courier yesterday. a.-... F..
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
PETITIONS ANp MEMORIALS.

TUESDAY, Dec. 13.-The House was
called to order at 10 o'clock by MIR.
SNEAKER Perkins.
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PRESS Association

Adjourned Meeting HesferdaY--EIec.
ton of cers-APpOiatment OF
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ROLLINS, (,rith diStille-
ries ldie .trOnl ygly / d
A,N..T.9ss
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DELASO, nth distiilerieS
in ftglL blast.
$50 EiallonE SpiritS
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with many NEW NOVHTIM II w1EIEs
WEAR, just received and offering at the
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River News.


The river ut this point was rising rapid
~ last evening, with twelve feet Of water
In the channel. At Pittsburgh there were
several inches over ten feet and rising.
We may expect, therefore, IL considerable
increase to the stage in the Channol here.
The Belle LEFT for Pittsburgh, yesterday
morning, on her first trip under tho new
arrangement. Parties along the river he.
tween here and that point may rely on the
Belle making regular tri-wcUkly trips us
long rs the water will permit. She Is in
command Of Capt. slOles, well known as
asplcndid rivGr'man. ... .
The Major Anderson got away for Gin
cinnAti lust evening with very large
freight list, and well filed up with people,
Among her freight We noticed u lot Of
wagons and carts for the South. Heavy
shipments Of nails from nearly all the
mills were made on the Anderson, so that
by the time she len the lower mil factory
her guards were almost flat on the water.
The local packets arrived and departed
US usual.
The Hops and barges Ind not arrived
last evening, but were hourly expected.
Capt. Booth designs to fill them up Tor
St. Louis-going through direct. A
splendid opportunity is thus offered ship.
pcrs for the West and Northwest.
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: suPRENE Court OF APrEA1s-4aeS'
6iy february l6a, lS7O.-The Court sat-
pursuant to adjournment; present. all the
Judges. a' lga.E
Kelly es. Lewis ct GI-Argued ny FT'ee
for the appeIIees, and submitted
The following cases were continued
Baltimore md Ohio Railroad Company
rs Nandcrwarkcr et al; Withers, aamf
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the Street Commissioner to put dirt
upon Virginia and Zane streets, on the
Island; also, setting curb around St, Mat
thcws Church, corner Of Fourth anil Cen
tire streets
Mr.. Hall rcr,OrtedtlIHt the Committee
Of Conference OH the part Of this Branch
recommended that this Branch recGtie
from its action @
Mr.. ShallcroSs called for the yeas and
nays, with the following result: Yeas .;
nays 4. So the report was adopted anu
this Branch reCedCd. .s.. .,a
The resolution instructmg the Street
Commissioner to place u curb stone on
Alley B, was referred to Committee on
Streets and Alleys for report.
The resolution instruCting the Commit
tee OH Streets and Alleys to examine Full
ton street to Hempfcld Railroad house
and report, was Concurrcd In.
The report Of appointments by Board o.
Control was received FROM tho Second
Branch and It's action ConCurred In.
On motion of NEr. Harrison this Branch
proceeded to the Second Branch CHAM
Der to carry out the special order OF thu
evening. Adopted.
The resolution from the Second Branch
poslpOning the election Of Fire Wardens
i'll the next meeting Of Council, was con-
Cured IN. "a. ..,,. ...st..
The Brunch returned to It's Chamber
and on motion adjourned.
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FOURTH WARD SCItoOL HOUsE,-Wc
were shown yesterday, in Mr. Fairfax's
office on Market street below the Post
Office, the plans md elevations Of the
Fourth Ward school house, which 1t is
proposed to put under contract at an early
day. IrGrcctcd aftcr the designs OF Mr..
+. II will certainly eclipse any public or
private building in the city, and will be
Mt once credit TO the architect, the Board
oil Education and the school district. We
were told that tho cost will, perhaps, be
less than the sum expended in building
the new structure in Washington town
ship, while In external appearance, and
internal arrangement 1t will he fur supe.
rior. The site of the proposed building Is
very fine, being central, and elevated suIfi-
oicntly to afford excellent drainage. The
plans and specifications will be laid be-
fore the Board at its next meeting, and
should receive It's favorable consideration.
We present the following outline Of It's
dimensions and arrangement: d.,
The style Of the building is modern
Italian Gothic, the foundation Of which is
under prOcess Of erection. Il II located
on the Southwest corner Of ZanG uId
Sixth street, having a'itontagn Of 80 feet
on Zane md O. on Sixth street, The
huiliing il To lo 40 feet high from fOun.
,Iutinn 10 cave, containing ten large and
c0mmOdimH school rooms 81 feet by gu
feet, and fine lecture room So feet by "a
feet. II contains also small rooms for
Mathematical and Philosophical appara.
tus, Library, Principals and cloak rooms,
&c. Each story has longitudinal md
transverse hall, leading to ample and con-
vCnicnt slNircaseS on the North and South
sides Of tic building, designed expressly to
guard against fire. The projections for tho
stairs arc IL feet by 80 feet. The
one on tile North Is carried up rs a
bclfry anil clock tower 10 the height
Of 90 feet from tho ground. The building
is to hc covered with Alansard roof 80
arranged That II necessary (Which It pro
badly will hey II can be used for school
purposes. Much care has been bestowed
on the internal arrangements and con-
venicnccR, and above all on tho proper
heating mil ventilation Of the building, u
MONT heretofore almost totally neglected
In many If our public buildings.
The basement will contain JarAtOrs,
N,el and furnace rooms, with other necCS.
sary appCndages to the building; IhG 1
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THE MOST POWERFUL VEGETAsLE alTERATIvE
.S9nIEi9'l iGNW
YET DISCOVERED.


"Thu life Of the flesh Ii IN the Blood, Is
scrip,uraI maxim that science proves to bC true.
The people tllk Or bad blood, Az the cause OF
many diseases, and like many popular opinions
this Of bad blood Is founded 10 truth.
The symptoms OF had blood arc usually quite
plaIn-bad Digestion causes imperfect nutrl'
ton, and consequently the circulation is feeble,
the son tissues lose their tone and elasticity, and
the tongue becomes pale, brORd, and frequently
covered with pasty, white cont. This condI'
ton soon shows Itself In rOugiaGSs Of the skin,
then in ERUPFvE aud LUCRATIVE diseases, and
when long continued results in serious leslons oil
the Brain, Liver, Lungs, pr qrpary IappHrAtus'
Much, very much, Suffering ID caused BY Impure
blood. It IL estimated by some that Onc'ilith oil
the human family arc affected with scrofnsa In
sOmO FORM. .a'gf
When tho Blood is pure, you are not 10 liable
to any disease. Many Impurities OF the Blood
arise from impure diseases Of large cltica. RFndi'
cate ovary lmpnhty from the fountain Of life, aud
good spirits, EaIr skin and vital strength will re'
turn to you. .4