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National Republican., 1881-09-07
The Republican Vote of Virginia

General Wickham and his friends in
Virginia have undertaken TO show that
the defeat of the Republican ticket in
that State last year was due TO Messrs.
Burr, Loveland d Co., who, claiming
10 represent the National Committee,
succeeded ia carrying TO the Readjusters
a considerable Republican vote which
would Otherwise have been cast for Gar
field and Arthur. In this General w ick-
ham and his friends are not sustained by
the record of Virginia's vote since 1869
In 1872, before the payment of the poll
tax was demanded rs prerequisite of
the voter, General Grant, more popular
with Southern Republicans than anyman
in the United States, received in that
State 93,40S votes. In 1876 President
Hayes received 95,55S votes, and in 1880,
the first presidential election held siuce
the adoption Of the constitutional amend
ment requiring Of the voter the prepay
ment of his capitation tax, President
Garfield received nearly eighty-lour
thousand. Take into consideration the
fact las asserted by every Republican in
the State that the party lost
by the amendment above men.
toned from twenty TO tlIirty-fve thou
sand votes, and the support received by
General Garfield is the most :reditable
record tie party has made since the State
was readmitted into the Union. So much
for the efIeoi upon the Republican vote
in Virginia Of die efforts of those who
were endcNyoring to show that the
National Republican party could not
carry the State for Straightout
Republican ticket IT. 1880. TO he satisfied
that The party had no chance for success
in that year and have none in this, except
through coalition, We have only 70 re,
member that though there were two
Democratic tickets in the field in 1880
ons Qfthem polled 400 moe votes ;han
the 95,55s received by Hayes and
Wheeler, which WAS the largest cast by
National Republican., 1881-09-07
Lady nrauche murphy aud tne Pope.

The death of Lord Gainsborough recalls
an anecdote of the lime Of his conversion. The
then Loid and Lady Campden, with their eldest
child Lady Blanche (Murphy), at ,he decisive au
dience with Plus TX. were moved 10 tears. Lady
Blanche, who had never seen either father or
mother cry previously (slie was at the time Ave or
six years old, supposed the Pope had been guilty
OF some exceeding i'll treatment to her parents,
whercon, with closed infant fists aud feet she
took ON herself to ayengo Tie imagined grievance.
Judge OF the horror Of her parents at seeing such
an irreyorent deed committed on the sacred person
of the Pope Plus TX, much embarrassed between
the tears of the elder end the cuffs Of the junior
neophyte, called monsignor Of his ante chamber
to the rescue.-LORdoR World.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
A Queen,s Council DIes of IsysrophobIa

We have to announce lie dea,h Of Mr.
Eugeue Comcrford Cha. kson, O. g., which took
place at East End Lodge, Pinner, ON the 10Th in
slant nom hydrophobia II appears that In May
last Mr. Clarkson was bitten or The cheek b. fa-
yorite dog Of his own, but no m eiec,s Il is said,
were apparent until Monday last when the un-
fortunate gentleman was attacked With violent
pains In the head, and he gradually became worse
until the date of his death. Mr.. Clarkson Yaa
called TO the bar at .incolns Inn In 1854 and was
member of the Northern Circuit, but oflale years
he had almost exclusively confined his practice to
the Admiralty Court. He had only recently OBJ
aimed the honor Of silk gown, having been one
of the Queens counsel appointed by the Lord
Chancellor In March last,-LoadOE Standard.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
swimming tn Ice.coId water.

1t has been considered impossible for q
human being to swim across Grand Lake, Middle
Park, Col. The water Is cold as ice the year round,
and all who attempted to swim fromshore 10 shore
were said TO have porshed. But the feat has re-
Gently been accomplished. While the Messrs.
stoyer, sheldon, Love, and Hotte were at the lake
during their recent pleasure trip n French Cana
dian bet $50 that he could swim across The lake.
The bet was readily taken, The Fienchman pre-
pared for the undertaking by renewing his cloth
lug and dipping IN the lake unit! he became
accustomed to the temperature of the water,
and then dashed In and swan across without any
apparent difnculty, He declared that he could
swim bnck again, The feat caused great excite
ment Gmous the old timers vino lost heavily
Fort Collins Express
National Republican., 1881-09-07
The presiicut,s Cottnre.

The cottage is built in the Queen Anne
STYLE and seen from the outside is not especially
noteworthy but the interior is commodious and
most inviting, The decorations are nch and an
tique, and all that money might add 10 its elegance
has been added with an artistic and lavish hand
The walls and ceilings are inlaid with cork, which
not only gives q singular beauty to the apartments
but keeps out the damp yapors of the sea and alb.
serbs the malaria Of the land. Consequently it Is
believed that no house could be better suited tC
the peculiar requirements Of the Presidents ease
than this one which Mr.. FrGncklyn has so gencr.
ously placed al Mrs, Garfelds disposal.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
A,IInrd Task.

The lawyers who are endeavoring to
prove that the man who claims to be Vincenzo Re-
bello, New Orleans iruit-seller, Is in fact Giu-
seppe Esposito, the sician bandit, arc not having
smooth sailing in their undertaking, When the
Italian was brought here in chains from New Or
leans it looked as If hey would make short work
OF him but weeks and months have gone by, and
the alleged brgand has not yet been sent TO Italy.
The longer he remains in Ludlow street jail the
stronger grows the evidence that he is not the
bandit. The case thus fur has not reflected glory
upon those who claim 10 be acting for the Italian
government,
National Republican., 1881-09-07

Giuseppe Ripoli led Amelia Lagorio, q
blushing brunette of twenty summers, to the altar
in the mayors onice yesterday morning She was
attended by Two prettily dressed young ladies' and
half dozen Italian gentlemen completed the
bridal party. Alderman Henry c, porley pci-
formed the ceremony. Peter CaiIerata, gentle
man Of dignined manners and patrlarchOl beard,
gave aWAy the bride.--Nelp YORK san.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
SenIIInnIIi

The worlds history is divine poem, of
which the history Of every nation Is a canto and
every man q word, Its strains have been pealing
along down the centuries and though there have
been mingled the d'scords Of warning cannon and
dying men, yet to the Christian, philosopher, and
hisloTian-the humble lislcner-there hos been q
divine melody running through the ious which
speaks Of hope and haleyou days to come 'iq,cs
A GaTEc'i
National Republican., 1881-09-07
pnIIcc,nnn,s Lot.

Who was the prevaricator that said
"the policemans lot is not happy one?' In Jer.
sey City, few nights ago, "a woman caught ON
Ger Dalton around the neck in the public street
and deliberately kissed him" As the woman was
drunk, and her breath didn't smell Of the police
mans favorite brand Of whisky, he arrested her
and she was sent up for thirty days. Some police
men don't know when their lot Is happy one.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
Gmniner on FI.hInr.

DR.. Gunther says there arc seven thou
sand species of fish now known to men Of science
When man sits on the river banks half day
watching a cork idly floating ON the stream and
comes home with Il sun-burned nose and not a
single specimen of these seven thousand species,
he Is inclined TO think that Dr. Gunther is pat
eut medicine Observation-Disclosures Herald
National Republican., 1881-09-07

THE ugly street.sweepers were strang-
ling the dwellers and pedestrians on
Fourteenth street from i street north
ward again at six o'clock last evening
just the hour when everybody was ex-
hansted with the heat of a long and op-
prcssive day. Per contra, the street
swcepcrs do not visit New York avenue
at all, and il is the dirtiest street in the
National Republican., 1881-09-07
IIanDiuesS.

A Soulhern paper knows colored sis
tor who got SO much 'llglon Nt revival not long
since that she jumped up and shouted "Whoop
feel as big as u fodder stack is cheated de
debblo outn my soul as slick as II possums tail.
Glory, honor, and salvation.I
National Republican., 1881-09-07

EVERYBODY reioices that the President
is at last gratifed in his great desire to
have change to the seaside. The jour
ncy was accomplished with ease. The
arrangements were most perfect from his
room in the White House to the cottage
by the sea. Heaven send favoring winds
from the ocean, than which there is no
better tonic for his stomach.
National Republican., 1881-09-07

WILL the Democratic press please take
notice of the war being waged by the
Democratic Governor Hamilton, of Mary
land, upon the corruption of his party in
that State? Wicked, wicked Democrats
Shame on Won!
National Republican., 1881-09-07

SOME said it was prayer and others said
it was whisky. The Erening Star thinks
the prayer caused the Lord TO prompt the
doctors to administer the whisky. Trust
to the T~inkler for splitting the difference
on any question.
National Republican., 1881-09-07

THE little straightout tea-party bears
about the same relation to the two races
in Virginia at this time that the Yankee
oyerseers did before the war.
National Republican., 1881-09-07

HORACE GREELEY, Andrew Johnson,
John W. Forney, Andrew G. Curtin, Ly-
man Trumbull, Charles Sumner, Carl
Schurz, and other great men failed to
induce Republicans TO aid in Bourbon
restoration. General Wickham, of Vir-
ginia, thinks he can do what they could
National Republican., 1881-09-07
a Blessing.

Heaven bless the petticoats, wherever
they may rusllo!" oxOlRilns p correspondent IN
the far West where wo,non AID los'crCam saloons
are yet scarcc.
National Republican., 1881-09-07

THE opening of the theatres is the most
pleasant reminder that the city is coming
to life again.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
Goat.

There are 100000 goats il the Island Of
Cyprus. Wasl the oys lr.oani give on, he poor
thngs have TO come down 70 brick baa and stove,
ltaa
National Republican., 1881-09-07
TtciMceniIIe EYeA.

This is not good time to start an anti
Garfield Republican party.-NecO York Tribune
No, nor any other kind Of an anti Republican
party. The Tribune tried II before, aud erRwlcd
back in shame Chicago Inter, Ocean.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
Sosf ano SSo,lno.

I osT-oN SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, A GOLD
IL Medal, with an earring attached, bearing the
name of the owner, the date 1875 &c. The finder
will be liberally rewarded by returning the same to
ll2s sixteenth street. se6-3t*
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-A BROWN MARE,
- tall and rather lightly built no white marks,
and disposed 70 pace, aud her ihIee,monlls.od sor,
rel mare colt having leather halter on. \ suitable
reward VIII be paid for their recovery or any nior-
nation IN regard to them, Il. A, LEHMANN, BIZ
Seventh street se5-3t*
4 oST-SoMEwHERE BETwEEN FRANKLIN
square and Twenty.filst street, Friday afternoon,
Child's IOcet. blue, set In pearls aud having gen.
uenAn's picture In II. suitable reward Will be paid
for Its return to zoos street northwest. Sep33t$
National Republican., 1881-09-07

The Washingtonians are coming to
Washington from seaside and mountain
resorts
National Republican., 1881-09-07
aab,ea and Dogs.

elephants are very fond Of babies aud
dogs" Alllgalors are fond Of thosa, TOO.
National Republican., 1881-09-07

the Republicans ofVirginia in any cleo
ton since 1869
If there was a chance for Republican
success why did General Wickham and
his friends permit the election Of the
Bourbon Governor Holiday, to go by de-
fault in 1877? Why is it that they made
10 organized effort to carry the State in
the legislative elections of 1870, when the
debt question, or, as he terms it, 'he ques-
tion of repudiation, was the only issue?
WHEN it shall please Congress to deal
with the Potomac Flats it is to be hoped
that there will be wide channel, walled
on each side with stone bulkhead, and
that from the hills on the Virginia side
there will be brought by rail earth and
rock to fill up the Flats to height above
the highest freshet-mark. We do not
want the filthy Flats filed up with other
filth of the same kind.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
EsTABLIsHED 1888
JOHN McDERMOIT & BROS.

CARRIAGE MANUFAUIuREHs
(SteAm usedl, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west, Washington, ID. {. Carriages and Har.
mesa received on storage and sold on commission.
Carriages repaired. iel.t
National Republican., 1881-09-07

I,ARM FOR SALE.-BY PRIVATE SALE, A
II Farm, three quarters OF mile from Ammen-
dale Station on Il. and o. r. r., II miles from Wash;
ington; 2l acres fine orchard young fruit part oil
land improved, balance heavily tmbered Address
II. W1LLI5roN. 7S0 Twelfth street northwest
au3I.5tA
National Republican., 1881-09-07
@eraonal.


A YOUNG LADY OF rs DESIRES THE AC-
IA quaintance OF an elderly gentleman of means
TO assist herin business. Address o. d., Republican
office. se7-3t#
GEPTEAIBER 0, lssi,.-MRS. RACHEL DUMAS I;
- Come at once Child Greek with come and tea
pot whence queen by mental back elephant lnserabte
paint gave birds. tse6-Gtl DE WITrER.
A YOUNG UNMARRIED GENTLEMAN DE
IA aires the acquaintance of some young lady
for mutual friendship aud sOciabilty; correspond
ence strictly secret Address +. y. WARNER, Post
office, se5-ita
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION
"A and standing desires TO meet with refined
lady Address, In confidence, a, ANTHONY, city
Pos,oillce. heotit+
National Republican., 1881-09-07

GREAT BARGAINS IN SMALL BRICK
" Houses.-We are auth hoTiZed 10 sell row of II
small Brick Houses well situated northwest, 10
prompt buyer. nj u great bargain these houses
always under rent to good tenants and will pay net
10 per cent. OH the Investment THOS ]. FISHER
a Co, 1924 l. street northwest. se2-Bt
National Republican., 1881-09-07
WYE WANT SEVERAL
wELL-LoCATED DWELLINGS,

by 18th September or LIST October,
FOR PROMPT PAYING TENANTS.
We have for sale some elegant Houses furnished
and unfurnlshed, and large humber of choice Lots
In the northwestern section OF city.
Money 10 lend ON Real Estate.
Fire Insurance IN sound companies at lowest rates
Agents for the Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
New York Writes at Is per cent. less than other
large companies No Just claim ever disputed
YOUNG G CALDWELL,
nu30lm 1870 New York avenue.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
9WanfeH-- &ollaea.

WY ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w family, without children, or 10 room House
with modern conveniences, between Flfth and Fif-
teenth and and n streets northwest. II. C. W., Re
publican office. sep7.3t
Wy TANTED-HOUSE WITH NOT LESS THAN
w rooms and modern improvements; location
must be between First and Tenth and and NJ streets
northwest. Address, stating location aud terms u.
X s, post-Oflcn HOx 2lb, Cily pOst-oillce Se(-3is
National Republican., 1881-09-07
QSomfeS --9Iliscellaneo,ts.

w VANTEp-EVERYBoDY TO KNOW THAT
Hay Fever Apply at $50 street northwest. se73L~
NXTANTED--A FIRsTCLAss BICYCLE IN
w trace for certificate bringing good interest.
For other Information address TRADE, Republican
Office, se7-9t~
DoARD wANTED-FoR GENTLEMAN AND
ID wife, In private family, by September 49, Ad-
dress, stating terms and location, H. s., Republican
office. se7-3tt
UTANTED--A GENTLEMAN, WHOSE MARE
w Is with foal, would like 10 have the use OF a
Horse for Its keep; will be driven IN phRetOn only
and VIII have the hest of care. Address ), a. H.,
Republican office. se6-3tS
VXTANTED-NoW OR FIRST OF YEAR, by
w experienced farmer Northern mani, with IN
questionable evidence of character and fitness, q
large Farm, ready equipped 10 work on shares or for
salary Address FARMER, Republican ONCE. 93tt
VXTANTED-To GIVE PRIVATE LESSONS IN
punlS own tesldenge, by q competent teacher, Ad-
dress I. BltAENDIE, l42s Chaplin street. se0-3tt
VHTANTED--BY AN ART STUDENT, EN.
w gagged rom = a. ~. to ! p M Hoard, n ex;,
change for Instruction In tho common branches OF
education, the scpICes, Latin Freuch, or Art. Ad'
dress NJ. II. A., Republican ollice. seG.ale
NTANTED TO PURCIIAsE-SUIT OF GOOD
w walnut bedroom Furnlluro cheap for cash.
Address CASH, Republican 0nce se2-Jl%
VXTANTED-LoT ABOUT 20 FEET FRONT, ON
w street northwest west OF Seventeenth street,
or ~ that vicinity. Address O. b. WINDSOR, Re
spublican Office se2-St*
MADAME LEPRINCE, FROM PARIS, WILL
pills residences prices moderalei best city reference,
Apply at 226 Third street northwest sel,l2tH
XTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w Beall, Room T. 1870 New York avenue, Is Com
United States Commissioner, examiner, and Notary
Pubci always In Olice from a. M t0Op. m. apJOly
National Republican., 1881-09-07
SforG Brent 2niscellaneo,ts

INoR RENT-THE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED
~ by the Young Mems Christian Association, vlE An
OnccrOom, four large rooms and the chapel, all
well lighted, and heated by stean These rooms COW
erng 1000 square feet II not rented by July ns now
arranged, VIII be for rent separately. For terms Nc
apply TO a. S. PRATT 4 SON, Agents, 4ol Ninth
street northwest. ielN-MWF Nm
NMNIBUsEs TO LEr-FoR EXCURSION AND
" Picnic Parties. Apply at Office Imperial Hotel,
uly2letf
National Republican., 1881-09-07

TNoR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., St
Cloud Building. Real estate and loans y3l
National Republican., 1881-09-07
CoLuMBIA HEIGHTS, ,,o,,rs

" SECURE HOMES.
This very desirable property, located on Boundary
and Fourteenth street road Is being divided and
offered In lots TO suit purchasers. We Offering
choice Lots AZ l0c. per square foot; onc-ih cash. bali
ance payable within fiVe years, with interest at ave
per cent. Call and examine plais at our office,
A. i. BARBER 4 CO.,
au19-im lie DrOit Building.
National Republican., 1881-09-07
2BoarSimo.

A DESIRABLE COUPLE CAN FIND THE
"A. most comfortable home In the city, with pri-
VlIe family of two centrally located, with modern
convenlcnces. Apply at l07s First street northwest
sel-3t%
nNE.LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
~ front Room, second floor, for rent, with first
York avenne. seG-6tE
~ ENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AND WIVES
W can find large, handsomely furnished Rooms,
No children. au2SSt*
TINHE FREMONT HOUSE. WITH ITS FINE
l. pramenade balconies, cool airy rooms, and supe
rlor table, Will be found most desirable place Tor
summer boarding. Rates, room and board t25 to 80
per month. my2
National Republican., 1881-09-07

INOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN-HIGHLY
furnished nine,room House with ai modern
Improvements, In northwestern part of city; e50
cash and balance TO suit purchaser. Apply at No. 621
Rhode Island avenue northwest. se5-3ts
National Republican., 1881-09-07
9SanteS--@ @ooms.

A SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES A PLEAS
"a antiy furnished Room for the winter, within s
minutes walk of the Treasury. Address A. NJ. L.,
office, Se7.3t$
National Republican., 1881-09-07
SSfcr QRenf-- -9oirses.


VNOR RENT-Nu 8el NEW JERSEY AVENUE
IN northwest brick House, containing roOmA
and bath. withnlf modern improvements. Inquire
on premises. sea3tS
National Republican., 1881-09-07
Sfor .Sale--S5o,tses, &c.

nor SALE-i60 ACRES OF LAND, WITH
II good improvements, within the limits Of the
corporate village of Herndon; or would sell In lots
to suit purchasers. Address ]. II. BARKER, Hern-
don, Fairfax County, Virginia. se7-3tt
National Republican., 1881-09-07

T,oR SALE-oNE OF THE MOST DESIRA BILE
IL Houses IN the city In perfect order IL not sold
By October will be for rent Apply at sO3 street
northwest sc7-3t&
National Republican., 1881-09-07
S7or !&ale--Q -QTliecellaneo,ls

T1oR SALE CHEAP-A HANDSOME SETTER
IL bog, year old; well yard broken; lust right 10
take in the field this fall. ApplyRt il59 Iode Island
avenue se7-3tt
National Republican., 1881-09-07
Population Of tI0 National Capial.,"ISOOOO

wAsu1XGroN, D. c, SEPTEMBER 7. 1881,
National Republican., 1881-09-07

nor RENT-A LARGE ATTIC ROOM IN THE
~ heart @ the city, with conyenienccs for four
dodgers, for 49, 81 per month for each occupants
Rooms for transients at low rates Apply at 800 Il
street northwest se2-OtF
National Republican., 1881-09-07

can Office. se53t#
NTANTED-l IARGE AND . SMALL ROOMS
w for light housekeeping unfurnished or partly
furnished Capitol Hill or northwest preferred Ad-
dress H. -, Republican office se33s
yvANTED-DY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w small furnished Rooms or n large front
Room, on first second floor, In central location
by the 18th Of September; terms moderate address
II. II. G., Republican Office. sea-3ts
yITANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w by September Is, small furnished Rooms.
Address by mall giving all particulars, 4. d. HOL-
LOWAY. 1l2 East Capitol street. se2-3tA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23

iERSoNAL.-R:v. Henderson Sutcr. paste,
OF Chnst Church, arrived 10 tie city yesterday
bu. let scain this cvaulpg Tor the c1uutry. HI
hss greatly imIroved 10 health.
Co. NJ. B. Hardio. Of the V. NJ. l., Loxirg
ton, Is 10 the CRY 90 brief visit to irigpds
Ill. family is il WarreDton.
Ms. fnco. kelcham and children ar, spepd
'ng s,o summer at her mothers, Mrs. Green.
near Manassas
W. u den, chief clerk Of Jro. +. Tack
e." Is lour ing at the Fauquier White.
Ms l.. Katie Murray, littIo beIle sf B.lti
Nor, Is % 7isI, to the family of Rev, Tics
j. P'u SOD ID. n.
MIR 80. R)S ufy. formerly Of this city, BIZ
~. Ct kausas city. No, is here ca asa3r
visit.
ucnarl &. Mason Graham oni bis daughter
N'>r ''frie, OF L:u slaua, ale 10 the CRY, on
visit to friends,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23

TAKING FRENCH LEAVE Mr.. VIM. Crazy,
wnO Is colptcyi d hy the Superintendent Of Po-
ice to ss'Ist ia drac'iag and overseeing The
lJIca ens'g"d IN CLEANING the stee's needing
ne services .! another hsnd, applied to Mr,
C'Icmso day or :Wo ego ior he same. That
gc1 soDt tim 10 Mr.. HnmpLt!es, who
his Charge OF the chain gang, for the peodt
s1.t,l2o, AID Ely Cooper. solored, Was Dc :
t.l,cd snd paced st Mr.. Grsdys disposal, vho
tHFtn~I'h put BIN to work duchipg. Ho had
tp!l.d the pick bur short time, however,
"or" pretending to be very thirsty, he APP
p.s''d o MIR. q. thst he DO allowed 10 repair
~ n,lgAhCrlrg pump for a oooi u; dr.ught.
N1i ansea:Ing asslo 10 the ditch wlthin rea-
soo"tl' time, e search Was Instituted 10 cr1cr
to asc ain his "hresb1utg, whiuh at last ao-
c'uojS Sa8 te'fg prosecuted with 90 apparent
hope .! success
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-23

Or. Henzop's Celery sEH E1s1oniia PILLS o. Q
prepared expressly To- cure sick HoadAche kc..
'oas Eosa .cr9, Neurs!2is, f'arvnusness, Parai.
ysis, SleepeSsnae5 aud Indigestion o: Hyspap.
sis, and will euro any c.sa, no matter f9g o.
sNnain, il properly used. They sro not q cure.
ell, bu. only for tnoao rpaCiAi dioasses they
Contain 70 ooiufn, 'aorn bine or QainiEa, an: are
cot purgatiVs, bvt regulate toe bowels and
ours conaGnp.io2 by curing or removing the
csusn2 Of ii They hSve charming a.Ecct upon
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hungry. gea, il sou1e css1s, starving abEorbanls
!hay make or cTeaia nerve matter and give
power, force and oucysncy TO the nerves and in
inst way increase mental iO.ce endurance sad
bliIllancy of mind, Nobody VINO hss = u1rvuus
system should Neglect 10 take them twc or three
months in each year, sjmoly Is II nerve food. if
for no other purpose rrc. 20 cents T. box, or
8 boxes for $3.50 postage tree. SOLD oy all drug
gists
Wholass!e Agents, JAHNEY & CO, Drug.
gists, Alexandria, Va. iy23-etGm