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EDUCATIONAL.


native Parisiaa teacher, graduate q Ia soEbonne
courses by most able assistants. 1914 st. NV.
n12-:Sms
u EVOLUTION IN SHORTHAND - SLOAN-DU-
N rloyan, taught in twelve hours; simple rs A. b. c.
awarded eleven gold medals Glasses and private in
structon daily. Tuition by mail Call send stamp
for prospectus TypewrdtinK taught by experienced
operators. The School, 921 at. NV. d7-3ts
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE (BURNED
Sout Dec 81 will announce its new location and re-
sume day and evening sessions within few days
Principals present address, 5OS 9th st. nv, the
WayeElsymA practical business education that
and sncSessfuily perform the active duties Of life
Ensiish Lspsusge, Cerrsspondsnce, hapid Caicala;
Law. Political ECONOMY stenoeraphy and TYpe-Wr
ing. Regular day and eysninR sessions fll corps
business course one year $40 payable $40 enter
year scholsrshh in full on entering. $780, tuition
Night sessions.Ieer schola.ship. $50 on entering;
three months $13 payable % entering and balance
entering.
Illustrated Circular sent free on APPLICATION.
Ma SARA srENSoEa, Vice sf hsncis fr'n''pdl
GCHooL or KIOcEIIoN AID DRAMATIC ART.
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The Walls Of Lincoln Hail.

Application was made at the District Of
fees to-day to have the hook-and-ladder men
Of the department pull down the walls
OF the Lincoln hall building, which the
building inspector says must be secured
clined togrant the request. Chief Parish says that
the work will be very dangerous and he is un-
willing to have his men exposed beedlessly.
Permits to Pas. over the Aqueduct
Bridge.
The District Commissioners to-day gave in
strucions to the police to permit persons residing
In Virginia whose business calls them to this city
to pass to and fro over the AQueduct bridge
ORDERED TO WAsHINGToN-Iieut Coils. VIM p
Cra1ghill and VIM. E. Merrill, corps OF engineers,
have been ordered to Washington, December 18th,
for conference with Mr. Lewis Cochran, assistant
attorney at the department OF Justice, relative to
certain cases pending in the Court of Claims.
THE CASES FOR THE GRANT RELICS BURNED.-By
the burning OF the large furniture factory OF Geo.
A. Mills, Baltimore, sixteen mahogany cases,
which Mr.. Mills was constructing for the United
comnleted. We're destroyed ' While the museum
suffers no pecuniary loss, the destruction OF the
cases greatly inconvenience the work OF in
designed for that purpose. Other cases will be
constructed by E. E. jackson 4 Co., and Will be
completed early in February.
SURVEYOR BRArT1R, OF New York, who was shot
some time since by discharged employee, was in
washington to-day on his way from Fortress
Monroe to Jacksonville Fla in search OF warmer
weather. He is rapidly recovering from his in
turies.
THE DETAILED ESTIMATES for street improve
ments, school houses. ETC., which were received at
the Treasury department. on Saturday from the
District Commissioners, have not yet been acted
upon by the Secretary OF the Treasury. These
were the details which the Treasury department
insisted upon, but which the Commissioners were
department that the only action by the Secretary
will be to transmit them to Congress for its con-
sideration, and this it is thought win be done In
q day or two.
PERSONAL---VERY. dItajuba, the Brazilian min
ister and Mr.. Charles de Struve, the Russian min
lister, and Ernest Lehmann of the British legation,
went over to New York yesterday.-T. X. Buch-
anan Of Ea,neugn seotlana D. :, Washburne
Henry Hitchcock OF st. Louis Henry T. Hebard OF
Rochester, and Leonard Jacob and A. j. Wander
PS Of Ser ays e. che
isnd p New YORK Aferd q Lsxinston, Rs
WIN, B, Crooks Of Philadelphis g; A Walton Of Ken,
Riggs-.J. 8: Woods, L N Schwan and Alexis
Gisike, Of NewYork r Langley Of Allegheny City,
cnas Hs.s saa % New
H. Wilson Of Wilmingtoi. Del, Geo Hiazue Of
e1 na ~ r hoon -, o. AZ and
Representattve-elect NcShane and C. L. Dewey Of
Omaha, r II; southgate and l. A. Emerson Of
New York Mayor FORBES q Toledo ChaS e
bus, O., and J. N. Galahes q Montana, are at Wi
lard's--Representativ Little, Naval 0mcer
Beattie Cen Sheridan aRd . w A HoaF H Of New y
harrisburg, WIN. Tharston 81 kansio, and Il Y.
Darrell Of San Francisco are at the Ehbttt
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FINHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE.
CATALOGUE SALE
ARTICLES ACCUMULATED IN THE DEAD
LETTER OFFICE,
To be Sold at Auction,
At my rooms, Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave.
by order Of the Postmaster General.
JOHN B. BAIRD,
Superintendent Dead Letter Office.
The Sale will commence on
MONDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH, 1886,
no "n woe M a o
Terms: Cash on Delivery. d6-6t
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctoneers.
CATALOGUE SALE
RARE AND 57ssgHsH aR}s s2HErorros OF
EA hkgezEs s e S6 bT bns eSRIes.
BY rEAkM33R 1 1afsFs
TORTOISE c sEE5f 1S 81 tAsg29gsrn GOODS,
,c,, NE g1fh sk@EaS hs't ss SSs sh4sA
GER s4H 81 tSbSRaThE
WORKMANSHIP,
MAGNIFICENT LARGE Asses,
BAMBOO AND TEAKWOOD GOODS
SILK GOODS.
TIN THE c2I1EGTl1N Fo TA.I ON ESH1BI
SA At oak JAS Ak hEEH EE
ROOMS,
WHERE THE HEs sEt AsP SHs A5 u WILL
TAKE PLACE ON
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 AND
ELEVEN IL o'oI ISss; EA DAY.
GOODS ON EXHIBITION THURSDAY. DECEM
Der g. FROM TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. TO FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
The public is cordially invited both to the exhibition
and sale.
DUNCANSON BROS,
dS-dtS
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LONDON, Dec. Papers have been Fled In an
action by the government against the Cunard
Steamship Co., because OF the refusal OF the cap
tain Of the steamer Umbra to accept three bags OF
letters for America
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WALKER'S, 2Ol 10TH ST NV
w Moth proof Felt Carholate Of Lime, Felts Pitch
Plaster a. o. and 60 Tas, Charcoal HAN, Lime, &C..
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At q meeting OF the Masonic Hall association
last evening the following directors were elected
Robert b. Donaldson, Noble ID. Larner William H.
Goods Isaac l. johnson, and William J. stephen
60n,
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A Break i'm the Oil Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. TAT II 80 pm. to-day the Oil
market suddenly broke and before O'Clock had
fallen 5Jsc. per barrel. After 1 O'Clock sharp re-
action occurred. At l 30 Oil was "a
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District esovernsncas Affairs.

FIiUFusFD NEW lNtiINF HOlfE.
Estimates have been furnished the commissions
ers for the erection OF an engine house II Teet
front by 80 feet deep, n the corner 81 s,h and 4,
streets southeast, within the Enclosure 10 the rar
OF Nailach school building. he huusi a. pro-
posed Will be two-Stoiles high, with a press brick
ana ornamental front. large b.1ci wall Will sur
round The buiicing. The estimate to- the cor
struction OF the house Is placed at $4,000.
MisCEIlANEaCs.
Acting CHIEF or Police vernon has been directed
by the commissioners ..tO detail Private PranE
BURROWS 10 assist Mr. William J. DUnivan Ia
spector OF licenses In the collection OF licenses for
two MONTHS
TIE Dsfrlct commissioners have awarded the
women : Exchange, hFS. Annie t.. Rodgers pre-
sluent so rom the Iuld fNr ~ IclIc the DOOR
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY. KNOWN AS No. 9O6 + STREET
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers ' di-d1ds

n n
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL STREET AND FIRST
EAST, NEAR GOVERNMENT PR1 TING
OFFICE
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
l0,279 wherein John Mason is complainant andM;I
Thomas Mason ct al. defendants the undersigned,
1850, It HALF.PAsT FoUR o'CL9CK NJ: II
erty, viz Being the west IA feet font OF Lot 106
the depth Of said lot 81 feet and inches square 81?
surveyors office, D. c., in book n. K, 274.
in hand and the remainder in equal psya-
PIE in one and two years from the day Of sale the sad
per cent per annu from date Of sale or all cash at OPP
ton OF purchaser All conveyancing IT cost OF pur:
the terms of sale not complied with in ten the
trustee the right resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser:
JNO. a CLARKE, Trustee
n2O-dRda CANNON RROk. Aucta
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NEW YORK, Dec. The weary work OF COM
pleting the jury for the trial OF ex-Alderman
McQuade was resumed to-day. The jury num-
bered eleven at the adjournment OF the court last
night. Up to $50 p. m. no person had been got
to take the vacant seat.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR EARTH FILLING AROTTND
WASHINGTON MONUMENT
LNsiSEkR OFfIcE. Washington MONUMENT
49, Gl2 SEVENTEENTH STREET
o..,o, MMAsHIsSTos. D. e. November l5th, 1886
sealed PROPOSALS tor Earth Filling aroun6 the To-.
race NJ the base Ut the Washington Monument will IL
reSslyea az TINS Once until TWELVE M ON the
NINTH Oh DECEMBEk, 1856, and opened immeeIi
aseiy thereafter III the presence of bidders
at this office THOS IINCof q CA SSJgSTrineo
n13.16.11.ls.d7&s Colonel. Corps Of Enaineeirs
DROPOsAIs FOR SHEET IRON WORK
u OfrICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WAR
IND NAVY GSPARrMESTs
WASHINGTON, d. G., December 9Th i3s6
ting IN place the sheet iron hue connections chieny
for State, War and Navy DEPARTMENTS in this citx
Be receiyed e the otiiee until TWELVE H., ON fits
1886 and opened immediately thereafter in presencs
siecihcstions general instructions to hidden. and
niank forms o. PROPOSAL viii be furnished to Inanu-
lecturers ON application TO this Office
THOH. LINCOLN CASEY
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A SLIGHT FIRE AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
A fire which broke out in the folding room OF the
government printing Office this morning, caused
considerable excitement there for time but did
little damage. The folding room is located on the
upper floor OF the building at the North Capitol
street end, ana is filled with employees, most OF
whom are females. Fire was discovered
a few minutes before 10 O'Clock in pile OF paper,
and some man cried out fire" This alarm came
near causing disastrous panic. The employees In
the room made a hasty exit, and as the rules OF
the office prohibit persons from leaving
North Capitol street, there was a jam
in the narrow passage at that point.
Many of the young women left without their
hats wraps and some did not return TO the Office
for some time. In some instances the employees
showed wonderful presence OF mind In taking with
them time cards and pencils. so as TO make an ac-
cUrate record OF the time they had given to wori.
The alarm, OF course spread through the other de-
partmentS OF the Office, and there was general
movement tow ards the doors though order was soon
restored, when 1T was discovered That the FIRE was
ont. The flames were eNtinguished by employees
of the Office before any damage had been done.
An alarm was turned in from box 62, but the ilre
department had no work TO do.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CLUB.-The Washington
Congregational club, including in It's membership
the churches OF this city, Baltimore nd Virginia,
held It's annual meeting last evening ~ the First
Congregational church. The Ladies' Aid society
of that church furnished aneNcellent dinner. The
following officers We're elected: l.. Deane, presi-
dent; G. A. L. Merriteld, OF Falls Church. Va. and
Rev. w. Il. Slocum, Of Baltimore. vice presidents;
Prof c. A. kenastOn secretary; w. &. Tyler, treas
urer; o. F. PresDrey, OF this city, and A. r. East
man. OF Falls Church. Va, executive committee;
F. d. Harrington, j. II. Bl0dgett and w. w. Kins-
ley outlook committee; Judge j. ii. Gray, Alfred
Wood and Capt. Philip Inch, nominating commit
lecture on Alaska. The club voted to celebrate
FOrefatherS' day.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 D. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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DIED.

:, EBERTmDoSN; g, on December lst, 1885, by tina
Rev; DR. Mills, MAKTIN EBEiT, ca PHILADELPHIA Pa.
10 LILLE j. DOM, Of Washington, DC No cards :
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BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers
TRqsTEES' SALE GO. Of c, VALUABLE SQUARE.
EIGHTEENTH STREET. p STREET NORTH,
WEST AND DUPONT CIRCLE.
By virtue Of deed OF trust recorded in Liber -
no l.tt folio 32, ct seq of the land records of
the District Of Columbia and at the request of the
a1,cti9 ' il front Of the premises WEDNESDAY
HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. H.
All OF Square y north Of Square numbered ONE HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY SEVEN, l37)
fronting feet 10 inches Massachusetts ave. 50
feet inches on street north. and II feet on 18th
street west being triangular square, together with
oil the improvements. ways, easements rights priv
eyes and appurtenances with same belonging in
anywise appertaining.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash,
balance in equal installments, at one and two
years, for which notes Of purchaser to be gven
bearing six per cent per annum interest and to be
secured by deed of trust the premises Sold or all
cash. ct option Of purchaser. deposit OF 81 600
quired at time of sale Conveyancing ut cost Of
purchaser Terms to be complied with IN ten days.
property at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur
chaser after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, D. C.
AUSTIN HERR, / nr,..o,
JOHN +. COX, ! AFustoeo'
Abstract can be seen at Room 10, No. 1419 street
nCT-d
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FENHUMAS DOWIING, AucdONeef.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING, SITUATE No. 40 E STREET


FJNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING SITUATE No. 40 STREET
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated December Sth, -
folio 81 n The soa in az fhe NJ 5
SS$SF ss J$s SS5da
that lot of ground, with the improvements situate in
1 Ct S s% foss
vision Of original lot en square numbered six hun
fef Md ra s wS Ses
NJ se ss AND in 9ga a in
twelve and eighteen months With interest thereon
six cent to be secured by deed of trust premises
s9S ee all 1t ct og a f IA
$sSss H$S rs ct
aR4SH sAIH Il SIRE HD5R s. and
d6 by order of Trustees
sAt So% sE * "a JIG RFRE
By virtue 81 decree of the Supreme Court of
Ne No. M III sSscs
laney and others are plaintiffs and Alexander Dulaey
ssffS +
she tue ey
in the District Of Columbia and known and designated
bered y, in square numbered $50, and the Improve
Terms sale as prescribed by the said decree: Cash
the property is the balance be paid within ten
then complied with the trustees reserve the right
to resell at the cost Of tf desSaS
GEO E znnG $ 'SS ! f !, :'':s; IT.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. dI-dkds
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FUTURE DAYS,
rI,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

gTlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT OF FINE OLD MADEIRA
WINE, D1RECTFRoMw WELSH BROS, MADEIRA,
PER BRITISH BRIaANr1NE POTOMAC. AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TENTH,
shall sell the shove consisting twenty
and 1885. ' -
The reputation Of this house for genuine wines is
well known to connOisseurs, and would advise con-
of this wine to secure portion of the consi9n-
each df;-4t
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Gov. Lee Refuses % C0unaute Cluve.
riuss Sentence.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec, Gov. Lee mas decided
not interfere with the Judgment OF the court in
the case of Cluverius, either by Communication or
pardon The execution win take place Friday,
unless an application for a respite Is made, which
win be considered by the governor.
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SOHooL OF EIoc azEs \ E 40 DRAMATIC Art
- Eiyste 5e.so2s end Casses. MRS. ADEIINE DU.
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Permits to Pass over the Aqueduct
Ridge.

The District Commissioners to-day gave in
strucions to the police to permit persons residing
In Virginia whose business calls them to this city
to pass to and fro over the AQueduct bridge
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y. w.
1915 10th st., 4. h.,
aaess, 1884 p St, III. $500
1893 SS5s l. st, III, 1853
1854, l644 4th ST., b.
1892 Z ST., I. b., Ar. 900
131, 1913 Pierce ST. 4.
la III Or 1929 Madison 900
St. I. h., Ar. $500
45l, 453 Ridge ST. 4.
.1!4fs". i745 Ii,h St, ''o
b. b., m. l., 6r........2.500
1lo9 Goth ST., +. h.
1914 10th ST.. I. h..
al ss 4ss o st, alley is'Ooo
ZOOS, s K st.. iii. III, 500 500
.14I4 Samson ST., (.
h. 6r..-.-..-....-1,70O
1882 26th ST., b. h..
1873 Madison ST. i. i'''0
n, 4r--..........1 800
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On THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER NINTH
ttSSO, at TEN O'CLOCK, we will cell at residence 7OS
asL Capitol street. the entire contents thereof as
partly mentioned above, aud to which we invite gem
eIs1 asIIttehtaon. DCNCANSON BROS,
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sA II FA SKR1SLfe or r5 5fh asb
BEPf 31nsdhF pfASk 4HSI
WWAa laSppIT DINING CHAIRS, HAIR AND HUsK
Mf0YEN MIkE AND SPIRAL SPRINGS, BED
DING, BRUSSELIS AND INGRAM CARPETS
TON PARLOR, HALL. STAIRS AND CHAMBERS,
HAT RACK, REFRIGERATION, KITCHEN FUR.
N1TURE AND UTENSILS, &C. AT Auction
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tIARGIED,

An EXTERNAL APPLICATION OF 81. Jacobs on Roe
to the seat OF the complaint and cures.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Anctioneer.

ONE p ELLEIGlANT sHEFTIELR SILVER PLATED
PERFECT ORDER, AT AUCTION
r 0n ,TEHuRSDAI, DECEMBER NINTH 1850, q
the above superb Dinner Service. d7-2t
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Ahrlrn 10 Ntnillrt..

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Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
CRYING with pain Of cutting tsttkH II
ID send al once and get bottle oil MAs.
WISstow's SOOTHING srRUr ron CntLp.
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medlately, Depend upon II, mothers,
lhsre d no mistake about II, II cures
dyBenlery aud dlGfrhma, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
soitCns the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone aud energy 10 the whole
ByOtem. MRs. WlNStow'B SoOTiliNG SYRUr
ron CniLnREN TRETlitNO ls pleasant 10 the
taste, and ID the prescription oil one Of the
oldest and hest female nurses and phyei.
clans Ia the United States, and 10 Tor sale
By oil druggists throughout the world,
prCe q cent? a bottle, NWSAw
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MEDICAL,
THE MYSTERY OF LIFE.
What It ~, why Il Continues and
How ltCcIlAeS,-SOnlc Unknown
rhings Explained,

What It ~, why Il Continues and
How ltrcJiAes.-SOnlc UnknONVn
Things Explained,
What Is life? This Is q question which
has been asked by millions Rnd successfully
answered by hut fGw. Wa know that It Is
wonderful force which We cannot see, but
that the moment 1t departs, al power is
gone. Every instant some particle in tho
body Is being destroyed by action, eXertlon
or thought, aud these particles RrO every
moment being renewed by new PARTICLES.
That constitutes life, aud when this renew
al ceases, 1t is death, But very slight
thing interferes with this renewal, and hence
death becomes so easy and life so difficult.
When there is tendency in any part Of
the body not to renew tho destroyed ele-
ments n toning mp and strengtheningisil nme-
diRtely required, A chilled finger should be-
rubbed, aud by SO doing new life is genera
ted. When the stomach becomes weak
and digestion poor, aud the appetite gone,
II Is necessary to tone up the stomach, re-
Store the digestion aud thus bring back the
appetite. The most modern scientific re-
medy discovered for accomplishing this re-
suit, has been found in tina wonderful Volt
IN NblALhli lclHeWJ MhlVu N uLAlWeatluu-
ably doing more TO avert Sickness renew
life and restore health than any other prepAr-
alton known to modern science, Itgives to
weakened faculties that which addsnew life,
II puts tho system in condition where
1t can vigorously maintain the force Of life,
and hence il avoids the first symptoms Of
death, which are disease.
Many mothers wonder why It is they are
less strong than formerly; why 1t is so much
moro difficult to perform their duties than it
was year ago The answer Is to DO found
in tho fact that their bodiesRre less vigorous,
and hence, do not renew the dead PARTICLES
which ARE being consumed every moment,
throughout the body, We know OF humid
reds of men who were once strong, hearty
and In perfect condition, who wonder why
they cannot endure ~ much Rs formerly,
aud why il Is they havo been losing strength.
Tho answer Is simple, aud is, that the Vigor
Of tho system Is impaired, aud hence tho
new particles Of lilo do not take tho place Of
the dead ones. 10 all such people Volina
Cordial Is n God send. II cures female In
ilrmities by regulating the functions giving
strength to diseased parts and making tho
flesh clear and rosy. 1t restores debilitated
men by restoring tho muscles, shows and
orgnps which make strength and life, 1t is
blessing to thousands and its wonderful
popularity Is tho best proof possible Of the
good work il Is accomplishing.
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What shall II profit President II he
gain a whole world OF MuEwumps and
lose his own party.-DdiiaS Ter NeEJ.