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Lassitude and Debility.

aAA
The relaxation Of nervous energy which Gre
ates an indisposItion to physical or mental CT
fort, 10 strong as almost 10 amount to positive
inability, and which VIC term lassitudc, proceeds
from a variety Of causes. The principal o'thcsc
are constitutional debility, heat OF the atmos-
phere, coupled with humidity, climatic changes
and the physical prostratlon consequent upon
along illness. But whatever the cause 1t must
be perfectly clear that II the nervous system IL
unduly relaxed, something is required 10 brace
IL up. That something Is Hostetter's Filters,
which Is universally recognized as the most
complete and speedy rccuperant OF the physical
forces In existence. II has been 30 thoroughly
and widely demonstrated az TO be n matter OF
positive certainty and familiar knowledge. that
the Bitters will not only rehabilitatc the
physique, when shattered and wasted by dis
case, but will also. II taken systematically, ac-
tually compensate tho constitutionally feeble
frame for Its deficiency Of strength. and by In
fusing new life into a weak system, cndOw 1t
with tho health and vigor which Nature has de.
MED II. The Bltters also enable the body to re-
s!st the eneryating influences OF heat, humidity
and changes from a temperate to q hot climate.
1t IL on these accounts specially TO be recon:
mendcd to travellers and residents In the torrld
zone, and persons subjected to abrupt transit
lions In Temperature,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BiTTERs.
g. T.-1S60-X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative is the
.~hee..anchor ofthe feeble and dobllitated. As
. tonic and cordial for tho aged and languid it
has no equal among stOnachies. As a remedy
for tho nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject, it is supersedlnG every other
stlmulant. In all climates, tropical, temperate,
or frigid, it acts as a specific in every species Of
disorder which undermincs the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits. fcso1y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-20

WHERE TO Go.-wnen you want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly fxed up, 90 TO
Pohr's popular saloon, next door to Gioson's'
Min street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to DC tonhu
there, Al Poal's the ladies' can have their mar
cut, curled. cleansed or dressed In inc most
tasteful manner. e~'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-20

Disease Is ever preying upon man, from the
cradle to the grave, more than one half Of the
human family have to CONTEXT inch by inch thd
progress OF SON ailmcnt. What q boon then
must Brist0rS ~SdrsdpariAa and rus be. they
purge out all poisonous matter, they purify the
blood and hunors, they give tone and power to
the whole system, and enable the body to throw
oil disease that would otherwise have hurried
It TO the grave. marl3lw
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O ~KATHAIRoh,

LYONS KAThAlRoh,
For Preserving md Beautifylng the Hu.
man Hair. To Prevent Its Falling Out
ind Turning Gray.
A well.preserved Head ofHair, in a person OF
middle age, at once bespcaks refinement, el'
egance, health md beauty. 1t may truly be
called woman's Growing Glory, while men aio
not insensible to its advantages and charms.
Few things arc moro disgusting than thin, friz.
ely, harsh, untamed Hair, with head and coat
covered with Dandruff. Visit q barber and you
feel and look like q o new man. This Is what
LYONS KATHA1RoN will do all the time.
The charm which lies in well placed Hair, CLOS.
sy Curls, luxuriant Trcsses, and q Clean Head,
IL noticeable and irresistible.
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For the very best Photographs, 80 to Bradley
& Rulorsoa's Gallery without STAIRS
-AsCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. 4ee
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
r AIDES, READ THIS! -.
E. BUTTERICK & co.'s PATTERNS.
WHAT THEY ARE

First-THEY ARE ENTIRELY RELIABLE. eacn
pattern having been practically tested before being
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s.eond-THEY ARE IN ALL SIZES. that any
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Third. ZACH PATTERN Has A PRINTED
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ETC. REQUIRED with instructions Tor eating
and making. and picture of the garment when nm
ished
Four.h.-rHEY ARE MORE PERFECTLY CUT
than they can be By sPy SrdnST Pis 4p Tas
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Each offered for sale by is In s1ch
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possible directions the label which accompany
1t, are followed -
These Patterns be had in all Sizes for Ladies',
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We daily receiving letters from Ladies' VINO once
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Descriptive Catalogues Of Pafterns eent 70 any M
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AtlSt &rsdel gssed long before che oried' Yes
80 he! Nis, J6sephw
5iSSs md day. Iwaated only weber, for Which
Eenstantly shrieked. Ns one N the viLlaee
believed that I w9Radl eEsr recoNM,sDsaS Sr 10
happiness Of breath1ng my naHve y
once moro seeinA tb6ss ioyed. ssyed - go,
II was about elk mouths AFTER. On sne 49,
Of Jaly, l6JA, that Catharine and were IA
ried; Nonsiesr Goulden, who Lowell Us 70 ~. M
own chiidfen, gave me half HE eustness, sua
we lived together ~ happy % bires; t.. ;sr.
Then the wars wore ended; the allies 9El1s-
ally roturned to their homes the EmperN
went to Elbs, and KING Louie xviii. gave Us
| : reasonable amount tof liberty. Once more
the sweet days of youth returned-sne ooy :
of love, of labor and Of peace. The fueote W.
once moro full of hope of hope thatseve.y
one, by good conduct and economy, woeia =.
| some time attain . position in the woria, w VI,
tho esteem of good men, and raise nis ian M
| without fear Of being catEied on BY the con
scription seven or eight yesrs after.
/ Monsieur Gouldep, who Was not too Wen say
lated ct seeing the old kings and noe,isy .e
turn, thought, notwithstanding, that they nag
suffered enough in foreign lands to unde.stan1!
that they were not the only people In tn
7 world, and to respect our rights; no tnongot
, too, that the Emperor Napoleon would nav
the good sense to remain qniet-but No va
; mistaken. The BourboDs returned WITH tnel
| old notions, and the Emperor only awaited In
moment OF vengeance.
| All this was 20 bring moro miseries upon
D which would willingly rotate, If this stor
did mot seem -slready long enough. But MOI
let rest.
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PIGEONS VS.. ELEcrRIcIrY.-Mr. Teget-
meir, tho great English authority on such
matters, writes tho following letter to the
London Times ON pigeon dispatches'
The promoters of the system, OF electric
| telegrapby insist on its immense superiority
over the other plan Of pigeon dispatches.
How far these pretensions are founded on
facts il shown by the results Of the pigeon
race to Brussels, which started from the
CRYSTAL Palace on Thursday last, when
seventy-two birds were flown at noon.
Immediately on their departure teie-
graphed to the secretary Of the socleey
whose members had forwarded the BIRDS,
! announcing their departure. The hras
birds arrived in Brussels, at 5:2o P, NJ, and
the telegram at $50 P. N. Another exam
pie and have done. During the Cs:sssss
: war the intelligence was conveyed 70 20.
!; lomba, Ceylon, seventy miles north a. o.
Point de Gale, where the chips TO !noia
Q landed their dispatches, and the salute
d resulted from information brought by them
The electric telegraph was established anc
i. the pigeon posts abolished. have recent
v ly been requested to restock Colombo will
3 belgian "voyageurs," as the Information
If bro1e by the electric wires 10 neither o.
t speedy nor SO correct as that conveyed D!
8. the birds. The Prussians, wise in thei
10 generation, have taken lessons from eh
., Parisians, and established pigeon posts Int
70 Metz and other fortified towns. In tn
" event of a war in which we may be en-
e. gagged, what would lie the value OF bird
q chat would convey messages to Jereey
1Guernsey, ETC., when the telegraph wire
,e had been cut by the enemyf
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1 E: !. s. 4. $50 q ::ss
81: e :s. s:' = :s's
s ana Lee y. sses pssd - xss sSs PSid.
e e sss e. sss s IS
:hAxA ban : panlahment ypon him f9r cessE
vsia Ak Ne x.uowA he had won ~ his s Sssr
MEN WIN ms fsd tom 10 sagus the RiOh' OF
osi peak not q tue vile y,s s,ssst III; ;Ss
Linn With Psts re- 10 assmis TsSso:, i i,ss
t6rious obtained feAye to qnit upon tne h.
promise that hi: cole object sar his
brother warriors. He left his tents aud many
but iS We ines~how he deliberately and pe,hdsi d.
peEjssy the perils Of war, he has resolved never
aRsin TO expose himself to them: Ass! Ala.
never was there famine equal to that w w,.sa
now 1,,.. d s,s st shs Sssesins army "
' A mnrmuriur sigh of assent was emitted
from the paiiid lips Of the brave men who NO say ~
Pe &sp Of. If b, Ss. followed by saes at
minutes, Is If tho soldiers we're brooa,n9 ",ss
e sns1s .1 s. Hsscon, would be broken BY the
rem starting mp and seeking 20 etll their gre.
81 appssfing TO, discharge duties tnaS n- We
ss ss to rctssn those under bis command in The
same listless attitudes which they, had fo'
some time preserved To attain TINS IS oc SSis
: spokesman of the party himself:
o "Tboa ssyest, Philip" said Guy OF Ass .h =
y athat never was there famine like to Tee
Z vhioh We now endure. In that thou eFfess
E There was ono far moro Dire which oecnrre
% years before thou vast born, and wnicn 10 Sl
n Srnyen upon my memory with suoh terr,bl
ncidept that al dangers to nv wh,sn nav
~ note. The story have to tell thee is Ion
whilst tell it. oSs shins
49, az that none may see, but those who no
a asa sssaess
" ~. | Saf~-Ss nv story ia concluded, may requi
hasten Nth all sPesd to seG liz
~. ~ bsei and Quick of hand, to announce q b
he tie or win victory: p,ment thy I aa
on in fixing thee, Philip of Brefpsy, TO aS
rst bidding on the present occasion. Now, soidi ].
AT attend to me, and nought else; gaze not i
ain about you, whilst tell to you my story respe
IAN Ing man.eater in Burgundy"
ave ITO be continued9
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j STABLES and UNDERTAKFR, s. aad y k Ess.i
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V1TIIIIAM PHILLIPS, UNION STABLES, nv
w is0 CalNope Doar st. Charles street has erefI
connodation In the line Of Pleasure ana ha pa1 It,
oT the uae Of the public and ut rates TO coresgo..
with the str.Esnsy Sf The tines Al Ssiis pIea
rnees etc win be attended to as to garrantee
ration am also prepared to hire vehicles .sm
| nnrfiea having their own hornes. Js''
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THE CONSCRIPT;
I. STORY OF THE FRENCH. WAR OF 1913.
From the French.
IConcluded.1

min, ,s,,xp ny CHARLES scRBxER CO.., NEW YORK
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ID w. hA' No 33s Carondelet street
CBetveen Erato and Thalia Streets
Reeps always on hand assortmens q i MSSAli
BURIAL CASES AND CAs "a tsSS,.rv,hr,
requisiee ioF uiielSt' sell MY
hire at. all hours.
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once moref God grant that THE be not
dreamp 80
At last / took courage and called softly,
CatharineH
And she, turning her head, cried, Joseph!
Do you know met"
aYes,n replied, holding out my land.
She approached, trembling and sobhing,
when again and again the cannon thundered.
"What are those shots hear 7" cried
"The guns Of Phalsbourg'" she answered.
| aPbalsbourg 6esieged! The enemy in
| France!"
| could speak no more. Thus had so much
suffering, SO many tears, so many thousands OF
4 lives gone for nothing, ay, worse than nothing,
4 for tho foe was at our homes. For en- hour !
could think of nothing else; and now, old and
gray haired AZ am, the thought fills me with
bitterness. Yes, we old men have seen the Ger
man, the Russian. the Swede, the Spsniard,
. the Englishman, masters of France, garrison
ing our cities, taking whatever suited them
: from our fortresses, insulting our soldiers
, changing our flag and dividing among them
f selves, not only our conquests since 1904, but
even those Of the Rep9blic; These were the
, fruits of ten years of glory!
) But let me not speak Of these things, the
: future will pass upon them. They will tell az
t that after Lutzen and Bautzen, the enemy of
. fered to leave US Belgium, part of Holland, al
4 the left bank of the Rhine as far as Bale. will
9 Savoy and the kingdom of Italy, and that th'
y Emperor refused TO accept these conditions
= brilliant as they were, because he placed th
satisfaction Of his own pride before the happi
l. ness of France!
t. But to return to my story. Por two week
ia after the battle of Hanau, thousands of wa
d CONS, filled with wounded, crowded the rOs
% from Strasbourg to Nancy, and passed throug
o. Phalsbourg. =
70 They stretched in one long line through a
2e AlsSce to Lorraine.
Not one of the sad cortegc escaped the eyes {
d, Aunt Gredel and Catharine. What thei
O, thoughts were need not say. Moro tina
s. twelve hundred wagons had passed was
ar none of them. Thousands of fathers an
D. mothers sought among them for their children
Of How many returned without thenl
re The third day CathArine fonAd me ameng
ID heap of other wretches, in basket wagons fro
70 Mayence with sanken cheeks and Rl&riEg ey'
J-dyinR Of hunger. She knew me ct once, b
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from Antioch-shoulA have hepegee fsnnI
40 tie p.s:eDss;s; e r.. shss - s.
pisrosd o"r ssyiassS side-cshsead hare 1sezef4
;:s:s.s ia o. g So H Es.s::, =:
asd E.n - 6shs wbsa yis Prise wss e v q.
tsst sSsss IN wHish % Peter A.st Pl.osd ne |
chstr. Aid wse ths fEss Apostle. enS e ~ h.re
been Mold, and in which ptous preiasss nssS
9athofed together Whenever new pestiAEcl
Sss 70 % slsotedi Chi that rs impsss'Dse-s
aAisoIi say not that It is impossible. 70.
that hnndreds Of the multitude Of aghting @ zen
YEA. and tho same baseness and tho the same
cowardice have been audaciousay exsinaseo
bound to give shining examples OF courage
| and virtue to their interiors"
"Take care-take care, honest Hnpefs, sn -
boar false witness against thy~ueighbor:" r.
marked Guy. "Canst mention any ono Of the
leaders in Go camp who'd have 50 niseondueted
themselyssf Asa genera! charge ne1 s"S III !,
1Tcan name not merely one, but twe-aye
Tires ansvsred Hugh, e1 $780, ny ~ thes,
runaways from Antioch are Peter the assm J
. himself, William Carpenter, the Yisccuna Q
and Tsns1: the R1Se Fl the soid.
When Peter the Hermit was SO irrevesenti:
spoken Of by Hugh and it wa With h.ard 20 s
b pronounced by him. In the midst Of this = me :
hs fees and srespiag rm hold Of FL. the hssy
b III. S.ir fsca and delicate checks became an
= fused with blood for an instaht, and then II
q scarlet tinge with which they seemed TO 61,
l. was followed by the pallor and the ICY chill
y SHugh of York. defy. thee to prove Il
q words. say thy accusation against the ys
a. ~ cradle Peter is q rnonstrous, q rank w.ii
IN kuelt by thy side in Clermont, when the go
no Pope Urban bestowed upon the volunteers
;ss the Holy Land his henedietion: have se
ng son Of King william, stood with the gold
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I -" IfNcoLN 4 CO., RAISE AND khA0''
Ofiice, he Robin sT S IN
An oenmuAieatien. should b ada, sarDsr s. Chas
Meehanics' and Traders EIenanse' e0
auS Genyier etreets New OrloaDe- ,.saTaiy
Country orders promptly ettendedso
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DETHR ROSS. ByMDER. RET,U ~ tSsir pstTsn,c
for the Last sWanty years: He has nov % ss7
eddis.oas e HE ySEhshcRS Snq viii enable him n
"nS nromptly to any buainess in be nnS, wsshilHs
Shop and oface corner Of PryfanieN az i, Postd6s
streeta Nerchants' Exchange bo@ NV aulsn
Boz No. 186.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-07
Sas erofe Set Der uWeit Saltis
mprer Observation-Disclosures

0as 9roBe Set Der ug8ef : Baltimorer
SdiBen.@ eieli6aft" b%eginut, wte bsrcit8
pielfad) erpabut, am ndhlten Moutag uuo
BON Sag 5u Sag iteigert iiA III alien Sreiicu
oeSYubllfums oa5 Sntereie, mel9es bafelbe
erre9t.
9as Gomite lit in3piihen befdnbig on Der
arbeit, um Die SOrurbeiten i6leuni9it su be.
enoigeu uno MIR biirfen nit 3uueriitt er,
murteul, OaB I'M Sorabenbe oeS 6eiteS AQes
iertt9 uno in better SrOuung iein miro.
Der Ittrattioneu, welte ben Seiudern oe8
Barfes geboten peroen ioQeH, iHb, mte etu
Bid uui OaS Brosramm benefit, gar piele,
3unddlt begiuut oaS Set nit elnen groBars
tt9en aus3u9e, Der 9lGu3euo auSgeliattet
mub uub oaS @ldnsenolte werOen loq, mas
Baltimore ielt LANCER 3eit 9eiebeu. SIN
Barrie 9iebt eS autdglib Preisi9ieBeu uno
Brel5fegeln I'M Yrelle, melde eiHen Wertb
BON 9c9en $4,000 r~eprGlentlren, ferrer Sar3'
uno @OnSertsUiuIt uno gtaf)mittags Bro
oufttOnen 0e5 beriibmteu 4tbleten 9urbp
QopeS, Der pOrtreflid.n SeiltdH5er Sri.
Sulia W al unO Dan Some, iomie
6aiperlezSbeater, lebenbe SilOer uno SOltS=
belulIigunaen auer Art, inter 0ettun9 Oes
Srn. 5. &iufel. Der 5lueite Sag bringt
baS S6nigSi6leBen, ole Sr6nln9 eeS neuen
&6niss lnO oas groBe Banquet, wdbreno an
ben beiOeu leeten &a9eu ble3aupts4 ttrattion
i'll Der Sertbelun9 Der Yreile b.hebsn pirb.
4beuoS miro Der Bart Don Srn. Is. 0upus
itets in 9roBartiger 8elle ilumlnirt leln.
Sir Aufref.9aitung Der Oronung 1T i'll
umfaienoer Welie geior9t, uno bat oas Go
mite beionrere SOr9falt barauf uerpenoet,
geeignete MaBre1elu 3ur Eerubaltuu9 anIt0.
Bl9er DISQUALIFICATION gu %trefien.
Wtit einem 29Orte, oaS @omite bat weber
Wtiibe, nod SOhen gsi9eut, BEN BublituW
elm nGbrbait edtes goltsieit I'M 9roBarti9.
fen Stple Su bieten, unO penn oas 8etter
MIR einisermaBen giiufig III, wiro oas ause=
ltrebte 3lel liher credit ruer0en.
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2mifheu SpQu=6rpse

uub Baltimore bef5rOern bic 0ampfihife
Samuel s. 8ene" unO champion" tdg-
lid bin uno Suriif 6unberte BON Nieni4eu,
.baB es etnem Sremoeu, benz bic bieiigen Ser
b%Gltuiiie unbetannt tup, fait wie cine feline
&Glterpanosrung eri6eiuen muB. llebti9enS
wirS iid Seiner, Der Die 6eiie uno S6Gns
heiten unierer Sal unO bic SOrSiige SOlgs
@rope'8 fennt, iiber ben fortoauernO SabIreI'
den 8eiuh bieIeS YlaeeS uerrpuuoeru. 8er
eiumal bort mar, iebut lid, iObalO mie nlO9-
lif), einen srueiteH AuSfug baAin 81 MAIDEN.
Sn benz Sau;paotaon ert6ut pdbrero oeS
ganSeH Cages Die luitlgfte 0fuiif, nnO Die
SanSenben raiten beinabe fetnen 4~u9enblld
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