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Prince s;ortchmson's Rcoiy 10 Earl Gram
vile -CanciIiaiory Yet Firm-The British
NIis.iam 10 vcrsailIcs.-Austria Hopeful-A
Struggle for Percc.
LONDON, Nov. %, 1870.
Prince cortchakoG-s answer to Earl Granville left
st. Petersburg on Monday by special messenger.
1t was not communicated 20 the British Am0assa
dor at ST. Petersburg Int his dispatches intimate
that the note Is conciliatory In tone 1t Is believed
at the Foreign Oiilce that GortchakoT whilt
Withholding the pfccise information from Sl
A. Buchanan, has encouraged him 10 report
favorably 10 London regarding the dispos
tion OF Russia. have authority for saying tina,
Gortchakon's clrcnlar was surprise to Bismarck,
who Is thought to indicate his dlsoontent by the
civillties shown to Odo Russell during his journey
ana on his arrival at Versailles. ta
AT VERSAILLES.
despatch from correspondent at Versailles.
dated the 2lst inst, says that Odo Russell has been
received with the greatest cordiclity and win have
an opportunity or disclosing his English views m
der,the most favorable circumstances The Official
information Is to the same eject.
IN VIENNA. f.saf
special correspondent at Vienna teiegraphs TO-
day saying that intelligence has been received that
the most conclatOry answer had been sent to Eng
land by Gortchakon. There Ii marked change In
the tone OF the English Foreign ONCE since last
week, when Granwlle's answer was first pub
lshed. The fear was lesr public opinion should not
support protest involving possible recourse to
war. The English press was SO unanimous that st
is officially said to hare had an undoupted effect on
Gortchakon. Now tliata peaceful solution Is looked
for apprehension Is expressed. aso offlcialIy lest
war feeling might be reused that would be dinicnlt
to aay; but 1t IL plain that English opinion had
much moderated which was largely Influenced by
the letters OF Mill, Froude, freeman aid Cairnes
RUSSIAN FISANcIERs SATISFIED.
st. Petersburg special despatch to-day says that
business men havc not shared in 1he general satis-
faction over GortschakoTs note, and that the Fl
nance Minister was not consulted but first saw the
note published In The Official journal Altogether,
matters look much better and the Russian reply Is
awaited with less anxiety and more hope than
would have been thoaght possible last week.
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LITERARY wsrINrE.

very Interesting dramatic reading was giveH
yesterday afternoon at the residence OF Ms. Gibson.
No. 253 Lexington avenue, by Mrs. r. Nj. Carter, q
lady OF high social standing ana great talent, for the
benefit of st. Lukes Homc for INDECENT Christian
Females. An effort Is being made to erect new
building on Madison avenue, which viii enaplc the
ladies having this great charity IN view TO provide
u home for seventy old women. Ihe Iatr reader
displayed reDarkablc ability In The various seiec.
tended the MATINEE sti
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EXPULSION N JERSEY CITY.

An explosion occurred ai nine O'Clock last nirtiN
Ia BackDoyes non foundry, In SteuDen i, rect Jer.
sey city. which fortunately was not attended with
serious consequences The accident was caused by
the dlsplacng of ~ brick IN the smelling furnace.
which caused u rush II water on the burning metal
the erect was similar TO That Produced In steam
boiler when cold wafer IL thrown on a heated sur.
lace: Tug report OF tne explosion was heard even
oA US ny and me lre pcls Immediately gave the
alarm. one OF the workinep, named snistA was
slightly scaied rs the night was very stormy few
leope were IN the street; so,hegwise the result
would have Bcen tLOlS Serious.
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SUICIDE AT NIAGARA FAILs.--yestcrnoon q Vel
dressed lady, who had been stopping tthe spencer
House, Niagara Falls since saturday evening, com:
nitteJ suicide by throwing herself Into the river
from Goat Island Bridge. She was seen 10 take tlo
fatal leap by several persons. sue arrived on the
evening IRAN from Buffalo saturday, and registered
as MRS. Blu nj the spencer House. sac was no.
tced leaving the house and was also VlseI we'd on
the bridge. looking steadily atthe water some few
minutes before she jumped. IL VIII probably be
several weeks before hel body ID lcund--L0t testGs
IJllgu. Nor. -
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Several EkirMishes in Northern
,svt France. r er
SEVERE BOMBAUDMSNT OF THloNvALE.
Ferris TranQti, Provisions Getting
r Scarce. ~
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Hlssaim TO TAE NEW yoax HERALD.

= French Government Peace Commesidner
1T vcrsaiiies-Mr. Odo Russell i'm Diplo-
natic AI!ianse--YrussIa Disposed 10 an
LONDON Nov 2s, 1870,
have authority Tor stating that a prominent
member Of The French government is at The present
moment at the Prussan headquarters at Versailles
employed In negotiating the terms Of peace, or at
least an armistice, In connection with Mr.. Odo Rus
sell, who bears to the King a fresh appeal nom
England on taie same subject. ~
THE ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.
Runors prevail also to the effect that the Prusssan
government is disposed TO entertain any favorable
Or fair proposition which may be made for the re.
conv0cation of che constitutional egisaive Assem-
bly, OF France 10 case the peace terms Of the Ger.
man Executive refused by The provisional gov
ernment In Parts.
Another H&ary-An Arinistfce Hcpelesr--Ob-
stacie .iu- tho Wny to he Conclusion Of One.
LONDON Nov. %, 1870.
PARTIES have arrived at Versailles lately on the
hopeless mission to effect an armistice.
PROPOSITION FOR PEACE SOON TO BE SUBMITTED.
The isrspe'uronce Beige says proposition for
peace, -aswe as armistice, WIN soon%be submit
ted at Versailles. from the basis OF whioh the prn-
c,ple Of territorial cession VIII be excluded. @
,ef OBSTACLE TO AN ARxIsTICE.
In rrgari to an arlnistlce between the French and
leunans, the same dinlculty as before blocks the
waythat is. the dlculty about the provisioning OF
PARTS durmg the truce.
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TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

News from Paris-Encct Of the Victory mt
Coulmicrs-Thc People Resigned 70 the De-
fensive-No Fighting and but Liatlc Cannon-
aiding Lately. -
TOURS. Nov. 22 1870.
balloon has just brenght news from Paris. The
successes of the Army of'the Loire had produced an
excellent effect. Dissensions were forgotten and
an amnesty for political ofrences had been
granted. The people had consented to abandon
their eagerness for sortie, and were resigned to
stand on the defensive .#.
There has been no serions fighting. and but little
cannonadng lately around Paris.
Later from the Cnpital--Everything tranquil
Flonrens ut Larsc- -Provisians- Army Enroll
mcnts--Attitn.ic Of the Population nu.i
e $40. 'reGt Events Expected.
TOURS, Nov. s2-P NJ.
News has been received from Paris by balloon up
to midnight OF Monday. The city was cntIre,y
FLOuRENs AT LARGE.
Gustave Flourens, who was arrested for compt
city in the sots the a1st nf ctaher was at large
again. s ,s &
5s
The supply. OF meat had been limited TO fifty
grammes daily. HorseAesn ana vegetables we're
still abundant oa Wantf fRN
al ~ ENROLMENT. 6 fgse
All unmarried men between the ages Of twenty
and thirty-nve years, had been enrolled in the Ma
tional Guard M sANt
ATTITUDE OF THE POPULATION AND TROOPS
telegram from Brussels OF to.day's date says
a Paris letter, dated 18th, which came by balloon
states that the city Is quiet and perfect order pre-
vails The attitude Of the population and troops is
excellcnt and the supply Of provisions Is ample for
three months.
Hlll a+ GREAT EVENTS EXPECTED. HEist
There were lately no serious engagements, ana
nothing occurred save some insignificant cannon.
ades Great events are expected within q few days.
.lasNss THE CHANCES OF PARIS. tkh
telegram from Lille, dated to-day, says that
around Parts the circle OF investment is enlarcinr
daily, and the chances Of resistance AID reprisal
are Increasing. War engines, heretofore untried,
are relied npon by the besIeged,
RECEPTION OF SAN FRANCISCO FUNDS In
EQYF tf tNN @atrl RERLtfsol sfe an c8
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Fins III CHAMBERS STREET.

About ten minutes after twelve O'Clock this morn.
ing fire broke out on the FIRST floor Of the i've story
brown stone building No. la Chambers street, oc-
cupicd by DC La Mater 4 Cummings, dealers in
butter and cheese. The fire occurred IN tie Once
ana the danageb by It was small The loss by water
and fire, h0wcycr Will, at present writing, reach In
all probability, $L0co, which js fully covered by
Insurance. t
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The Gale In Jersey city.

The storm was unusually severe IN Jersey City IN Sc
eyening. Several chimneys were blown down in
the Seventh and Eighth wards ana portions OF the
outhouscs on the meadows adjoining HoDoken were
carried away. Az ten O'Clock the ferryb0a. Jersey
City was on her trip to New York when she encoun-
terei a violent gie, which &Osscd her like cookie
shell ana carried away the smokestack. The
boat tied up for the night on tho New York side
AMI trips were made every half hour alterwards by
the other boat. IL was remarked that the tide was
higher than ut any time for several years.
The entrance 10 the Hoookcn ferry was COM
plctey biocklded Uy the influx Of Tie tide so that
passengers could ony reach the ferryboat by wading
UP 10 The kjiecs
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IInesef lnvcstmcnt-De Paiadines' Strategy
Il Understood- Ions of the Opposing Ar
nies-~Fourbnki En- ilsu1e for HE New Conn
LONDON, Nov. %, 1870.
The aaIdes Mobiles have been repulsed at
Dreux ana Chalcauneuf. Ihey fed west and north
west tteA
~ SECOND LINE OF INVESTMENT.
Adcspa.ch dated at Berlin November % says that
according 70 the latest Information received from
Versailles incessant cXeruOns are directed to the
rormaiionaf the second outer line OF investment 10
cover tI,e operations OF the inner line.
DE aRALADNEs' STRATEGY UNDERsTooD.
l., The strategy of General DlAurellesi is understood
ut yersailcs. and has been met by counter move.
ment With the centre at Orleans, General D'Au-
relies has extended his lines both north and sontn,
intending to enclose the Germans on both tanks.
rae latter haze executed similar movements falling
back at the safae time towards Raris.
POSITIONS OF TaE OPPOSING ARMIES.
General D'Anse.les' line is now said to extend
from LIE Mans through yendome, Orleans and
BoHges to Eerers His main body rests along this
j1e, while II lis feared that large section Of his
force has passed north towards Evereux. His l;ne
Also extends from Orleans to Angervillc ana In
triangle whereof yeugome Orleans and AngerviIle
form the points. The German line extends from
sChatsauneuf through scrarties ana Etarpes to
.Fontanebcau 1vs sis
% P0uEBAKI ES ROUTE a0R MS NEW COMMAND.
Is correspondent at Antwerp telcgraphs on the
ztst inst that early this morning Bourbaki passed
AArougb Amiens on his way to Neyers to assume
his new command against Prince Frederick
Charles. IA Nri p..9A.
Plan or GERMAN OPERATIONS. h3
4 correspondent at Berlin telegraphs on Tuesday
that the accounts from headquarters show that the
nispsstioas have been abandoned whereby Frede-
rick Charles was ~ cross the Loire and march on
BoargeS aud take the army OF the Loire In the rear
All the German forces are now concentrating
en- Paris, the investing army 10 be covered
against ali Interruption during the active opera.
;fions pending by military semicircie from
sistamp, Char,res and Dreux TO Evreux and Nantes,
with Frederick Charles' army heading the line on
Ahe essnih. General Manteunel on the north ara
She Duke OF MecklenpnlR Of, the western cen.re Al
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GENERAL, MILITARY REPORTS.
! Islssans 10 the NEW YORK HsatLp.

~ TEiEgaMs TO the NEW yOsi Hs:atL0
Geueral Nickel Rcmovrd--The L;,tc Victory
OF Ricest,i CSsibaIdi--Pruss,ian Acraunt of
the Anair--fsasibaIdi's Command-Opern-
sicns ia Northern IrHnce--EambRrdmcnt OF
TMon,iiie-Frenci' Manufactures Low
vEI Notes. 80 tsa 4f M
.ea s@Ea q sls LONDON, Nov. 90, 1870.
It ~ reres;eo that General Michei. having OBJ.
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Bavaria mud wsrtembars Adopted in Tie
EaId.
SCHLESWiG-HOLST Elm.

Members to the Prussinn Pnri.a m cnt.
LONDON, Nov. ~, 1870.
Two Danish deputies, Kregger and ALBANIAN, vera
elected to the Prussian Parliament for North Sches
wig by q large majority.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK ssasLD.


National Diplomacy for the Black Sen Neu-
raiisy.
LOSDoN Nov. 22, 1870.
The Constitutional, OF France, says Russia crrs
in thinking The neutrality of the Black sea Napo-
leonio idea II Is the traditional policy Of France
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AUSTRIAN EXPRESSION.
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK rtsILn.
Cabinet Reply TO the Coalition Circniar-
Agninsf Russia and with England.

AGniDsf KutsIn Hhd WITH EnGIHhus
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1870.
A telegram, dated at Vienna the Odd inst, refer
ring TO Austria's reolnder, supposed TO have been
prompted by England, says 1t is as focws:--
Russia's wishcsln regard to the Black Sea might
have been put forward througn diplomatic chan.
nels ana possibly acceded TO by the great Powers
concerned, but the arbitrary expression Of her win
calls for the gravcst resistance cao,oe1u1 fr0m all
the parties.
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RECEPTi0y OF SAN FRANCISCO FUNDS IN
E1E 60 AM -.. RERLlY.lo -aa 81 al

Letter to the German Ladies' Patriotic
VI Union-A Royal Acknowledgement from "A
Privy Councillor. 81 ast4
t From the Alta California, Nov. 14.l n II
iGcrson Blechroeder PrIvy Councillor Of the Prus-
sian King. and acting President OF the Sanitary
Commission OF Germany, has written letter to Mrs.
d. Bryant, president OF the LADIES' Patriotic Union
Of san Francisco, acknowledging the receipt OF
S250dp, obtained at the Sanitary Fair in september.
We translate as follows:--s l rea.e 3at,i> ( as \
Ny pen Ia too weak to describe to You the
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ITALY AND the FIRST ALL
ANCE.
IElEGAAX 70 THE NEW Yoax RsaALn.

TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW Yohx EEBAlu.
Cabinet IncinntioBs Towards England aud
Ausiria.
LONDON Nov. 90. 1870.
1t is believed in Downing stree: that Iraly VIII
ultimately join Austria and England In resisting
Russia. esf
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@ & r M a NJ Y.
~<~,,4~>~~->~~->~~>~~<~~~~
National Unity and a National
Constitution.
~~~>>N~~-~~.~>-~>~~>~~~>>~-
BADEN AND HeSSE AND A NEW ByED.
-~-,~,>>e,.>>>>~-~.-~~>->-~~-~ sAS
The New Constitution Security for All With
out Oppression Of Any.
4- ,,-,~~--->--~>~>~~~~>~- R
The War Making Power and Tax System
OF the ConfederatiOn-N0rth
Schleswlg Coming lii. IN
sDEN AND Hssss AND A NEW ByND.


LosDos, Nov. q, 1870
special despatch from Berlin, dated to-day.
says:--A treaty with the South German states Ba-
den ana Hesse for tho establishment OF the German
Bund was signed the 18th inst 1t adopts the
North German constitution, and protocol makes
the following spuiatIons:--
The constitution to so into eject January 4, Is71,
with The Introduction Of common military budget.
The transfer OF the postal and telegraph service
In Baden 70 the Bund Is postponed 10 January ],
1872 es e#-tH
Baden aud resse are in no way responsible for the
recent loan Of the existing Bund.
The laws concerning the press and public meet
nss win be placed within the j'rtdIction Of the
Bund. - ... ...a4s
Hesse will have two more votes In the Bund, anu
Baden three, making forty-eight In all.
In questions affecting only particular States theil
votes only are to be taken.
A declaration OF war can only be made with the
assent OF the council.
southern Hesse is 10 return six mcmbers ana
Baden fourteen 60 the German Diet
For arbitrators in the German Diet II WIN be neces
sary to have a majority OF three-fourhs, end not
two-thirds, as hitherto.
Bavaria mud WGrtsu,burs Adopted in lilo
M Fold.
BERLIN, Nov. -, 1870.
treaty wiz be signed on the 2'tl instant
| between the South German States Bavaria
and wurtemberr) and the states OF Baden
ana Hesse the establishment OF German Union.
| In this treaty these States agree to accept tho
| constitution or the present North German
Union; but they aenex protocol contain
| ing stipuatlons as 10 notifications TO be
introduced into The new constitution, which is 60
into effect on the lat OF January, 1s7i. with coin
mon military budget, and the transfer TO the BuDd
OF The post and telegraph lines IN Baden.
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r u S S / A z
pA@ ,e~-~~~~~~>S>~~~~>~-~E MiN
The GortchakOf Note Demand Main
ass4 tained in st. Petersburg.
- 'pS4 ~ass.S-s.S = t'f's.r rt7hs 4ys2N
Prussia Still Friendly to the Cars
Position.
The Crowns and Cabinets Inclined
Towards q Congress. vA 81
~r>-s~N.~S~S~>|~>->>s>r>o
Bismarck and Germany Likely to Assume
. a Policy Of Mediation.
England Rcassured and Turkey Unmoyed
! Na and Peaceful.
RUSSIA REMAINS FIRM.
TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM 10 THE new YORK HERALD.
The Idea Of Pre-Arransed Aggression Dix
ciaimed-Thc Principle Of the GortchalkoT
Circular Maintained.
ss- LONDON, Nov. %, 1870.
h The reports which prevail relative to the pacific
position Of Russia mean simply that she reitcrates
her disclaimer or the entertaining OF any desire to
reopen the Eastern question or Of harboring any
hostile design against Turkey.
The Russian government remains, however, firmly
resolved to maintain the position which has been
taken by Prince Corchaksf In mis- letter to Earl
Granville on the subject.
have good grounds for the repetition OF the
statement which has been already made in the
HERALD that Prussia distinctly endorses Russia In
the present controversy.
The Gear May Aercpt "a Congress.
LoapoN Nov. p, 1870.
Tne belief on Downing street is thar Russia, In
Difference to the uuited opinion OF the great Powers,
win withdraw the preteniions advanced by Gort-
chakO's note, AMI express her willingness to refer
the question at issue 20 conference which viii not
be summoned until alter the teranation OF the pre-.
sent war.
Municipal ssnrpori OF the Smtioani Position.
LONDON, Nov. -, 1870.
A correspondent, icegraphing from ST. Peters
burg under date Of to-day. SAYS
The city government yesterday unanimously and
enthusiaefica lv a1optcd nj n dress of trara IN tho
Emperor for Gortchakolf's circular.
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PRUSSIA FOR PEACE.
--~~--~~~-~-~~--~~~~-~- n
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
A lIediatory Attitude 10 be Drainsained-
Pacihc Reports from Russia. m

Pacihc REPORTS frsm Russia. s
LONDON, Nov. ~, 1870
Prussia, II is expected, Will sustain peaceful
solution Of the question. between Russia ana the
other Powers relative to the Paris treaty OF 1860.
special Telegram to the London Tin,es this
morning, from Berlin, says russia is seeking to
prove that the story OF her buying on American
neet to serve as q Black sea squadron is untrue
Her language is very pacific. 90
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tton IL made more healthy. Confidence ia IN good
part restored In money circles and byeadstufrs are
again declining. f@

Earl Russell Not so CONFIDENT.
g a LONDON, Nov. 22, 1870.
Larl Russell urges the Eastern question as an
emergency requiring the Ministers to call ou, ana
organize tho British militia.
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BlsMARck's POSITION.
TELEGRAM TO rar NEW york HERALD.

III 0meinI silence and Security.
.as LONDON Nov. %. 1870.
The LONDON Post Officially denies that Count on
Bismarck repudIatcs the existence Of an under.
standing with Russia about the Black sea .uest,on
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FRENCH POLICY IN THE EAST
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METEOROLOGICAL REC02D.
II --~~-~~-
Wednesday,, Nov. 23-12s30 a. NJ.
WAE DEPARTMENT.,
SiGSAL SERVICE, UNITED STATES ARMY.
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TURKEY UNExclTED.

IEtfeasm 70 TINE NEW YORK HERMu.
No Special Negotiations with Russia. =
LoSpoS Nov. %, 1870.
There Is no truth In ,he report that Turkey is ne.
gotiatiDg with Russia.
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ENGLAND REAssuRED.
TfLEeRtM 10 TINE NEW YORK NFasln.

A Healthy Feeling in Loudsn-- onSidcpcc on
sa is n ee eN.s.N ss.sange.
s.. s LONDON Nov. 90, 1870
The feeling to-day IN regard TO tie Eastern oues-
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THE SITUATION REVIEWED.
IflEsatM 70 TIE NEW Yoas HERALD.

TELEGRAM 70 Tie new YOax HERALD.
Prince t:0rtchniSol,s IcDty TO Earl Gram
Vile --ConciIiaiory Yet Firm-rhe British
Mission 10 ycrsailics--Austrin Hepeful-A
Struggle for Pencc.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

Ohio Wonnn Suffrage Convention nj C'cye-
iand--lnpid Progress of the Cause Tkromeb-
Gut the CGuntry.
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News from Paris-Encct Of the Victory mt
Coulmiers-Thc PEOPLE Resigned 70 the De-
fensive-No Fighting and but LittIc Cannon-
aiding Lately. 4
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Dreux. aaG Chaieauneuf. They fed west and mort
wcsL s@ te~t& a# 4eN4N srf
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ON THE LOIRE.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaAtu.

Gnritos E10biIcs RepuIscd Rt DreuN-An Outer
Iinesef lnvestment--De PaiaGines' Strategy
erstood-Posiiiona of the Opposing Ar
nies-rIsourbnki En- iINare for His New Conn
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Build up the System.

Strength evapurntcs fnSt nj this scason.
This Is especially tho case with all who livo
by the sweat Of their brow. From every
pore Of the sieve-like skin n moisture
exudes which contains the elements Of
vitality. Thereby the blood IL irnpovsrish-
ed, the nerves relaxed, the muscles weak-
cned, tho digestion impaired. the bowels
disturbed, and the animal spirits depressed.
The constant drain thvt produces these
effects cannot 10 arrested, because II II due
TO tho heat OF tho atmosphere; bat the los
nf the DEMONSTRATING elements can bo sup
piled by extra lnvigoration. Now, there
fore, IL the timo 10 resort n Ioetettor's
stomach BitterS, the most powerful and
hcalthful OF all vegetable tonics. Long
experience hns proved that nothing else
will efficiently sustnin and regulate tho
system, when whiting down undor tho
double pI esSure OF excessive heat, AMI con-
slant phytLcal or mental lnbor. All p,r-
sons who have boon tempted 10 try the
local "tonics" (so-callcd) which have boon
started by sordid spectators In, almost
every town and village. with view OF
aturr,Ing a penny" by the creduIlty OF tho
unwhry, know this TO their cost. II n a
wise maxim that says "hold fast n that
which Is good" or the forty millions NJ
people in the United States, probably ono
flflh hnye tested the restorative properties
OF HoStetters Bitters and know Il IN bo q
specific for dyspepsia, biliousnoSS, nervous
weakness, general debility, constipation,
fever and naue, and wnnt Of appetite: that
any Of theSe should he persuaded 10 expert
ment with the worthless nostrums recon-
mendcd by INSCRIPTIONS and Ignorant
cmpcricS seems almost incredible