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miscellaneous.
TO THE AFFLICTED!
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W.. special attention To the treat
ment of
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Ffstula in Aro. Tissues of the mus,
StricturcS Ofthc ReCtUm, sc. His treat
mcnt is ulon scientific principles, with
out the knife, ard 4. invariably success
full. Inform YOUR unfortunate acqualhi-
auces that they can he cured. Address
No. 1874 Howard street, between rum
and S'rth SAN FPANClSCO. m2-
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FoR SALE OR RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAIN
"A ing four rooms. situa ted south of
me Episcopal Church, on SPRING
SllsEEl, Is Tor sal" ut "a bargain. There
Is Il good Well atfordihg an ineNhaustible
Supply or water ON the premises. Ii not
snIu, VIII De Tor rent. ! or particulars
Apply at woodruff d Ennoris. myl3
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ache, paralysis or LIE IRON \
EASILY tss 5 Pr aPppliSd, and IL, in a II l1 S5I
necessary to use WIN lotio aoci
apply accordingto % dIfe'' IS the \
ing each bottle. NE :. Itorereyi
safest and best Hair he
TO the people. ,u,uAN. ProJ
GeperalAgents, CHARL,t' Cd CO
& CO., Wholesale Drus san ind
terry and Clay siree,s, nst be y
whom ali orders nnent cit I
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A GREAT D!SCosI

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And in accordance with law, and an
oIu'r OF the Loard of Directors, made on
the oath day of March, 1873. so many
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction, AT the Office of the company.
Room = Hayward's Building, No. 40
,alliornla street, san Francisco, Califor-
ma, on the SIXTEENTH DAY OF
MAY, 1873, at the hour of one O'Clock
p. NJ. OF said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with COSTS
o. advertising ana expenses OF sale.
ii. {. klBBE, Secretary,
olilcr: Room q Hayward's Building,
4l9 California street, San Francisco. Cal,
ifOrnia. m3td
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The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-05-03

SCENE IN A MENAGERIE.-A letter
from Turin states that scene of great
excitement was witnessed on February
It'll, at the menagerie in the Piazzi
d'Armi. M. Bidel tanner of wild
beasts, had been accustomed to collect
lions, lionesses, bears, and hyGnas in
the same den with lamb and to make
them caress the latter without doing it
any injury. On this occasion he had
thrust the head of the little animal into
the mouth of the lion, when suddenly
the king of beasts was seen to close its
jaws, from which blood at once flowed
in abundance. The spectators were in
CONSERVATION and uttered loud cries,
supposing that the exhibitor himself
would be devoured the next moment.
Bidel, however, struck the beast hard
blow on the head with his closed hand
and the dead body of the animal fell
from its mouth. The lion roared, but
at the order of the tanner went sullenly
to lie down in the corner of the cage.
At that moment lioness rushed on the
exhibitor, but fortunately only tore the
sleeve of his shirt. Bidel then retreat
ed to another corner and ordered, by a
gesture, his terrible pupils to withdraw
into another compartment. They all
obeyed, and the man then profted by
that moment to make his escape from
the cage.
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A CHAPTER on LIFE INSURANCE, OR How TO
OBTAIN MONEY WHEN MOST NEEDED.-We are
often asked, ." How can l make money: How
can acquire that competency and independence
for which all strive, yet few attain }" To make
money is one thing, to save it another and, with
the majority of people, very difficult. The labor
ing man earns from 81, 800 to 81 800 per year,
yet finds his condition at the end of the year no
better than at the beginning. Some men, by for
tunate speculations, make few thousand dollars,
retain it a short time, and then by one unlucky
move, lose it all. Thus the scene is continually
shifted, and will be so as long men take des-
perate chances to obtain big gains by hazardous
investments. How to save money when once
acqsired by safe, reliable and profitable invest
ment, is, and ever should be, the all-absorbing
question with mankind. Our answer is: Secure
an endowment policy in some good, responsible
life insurance company. Use your surplus earn
ings to pay your premiums. Make sacrifices, if
need be, for yourself family to sustain it, and
depend upon it that by such a course, you will,
in few years, secure positive and sure indie
pendence, and one that adverse circumstance
in life can rob you of. In selecting a company,
choose one which, from natural advantages, can
make the most advantageous investments-for
upon that depends your profit Select compa-
nv which invests its funds near you, thereby
serving the double purpose of improving your
local business by adding the amount of its in
vestments to home circulation. Insure in the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of Cali
fornia, home company. where you know the
men who compose it, and where money accumu-
lates more rapidly and you get the benefit of the
L..
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Too ANXIOUS TO BE THOUGHT

Too ANXIOUS TO BE THOUGHT A
MURDERER.-Londen has new diver
sion. An individual, anxious for sport,
gets drunk and then hands himself over
to the police as the perpetrator of some
shocking murder, recently committed,
in which the murderer has Heretofore
been undiscovered. After giving the
police and newspaper reporters much
trouble, the amateur murderer regains
sobriety, declares his innocence, and is
discharged. This joke is CHASTITY, but
on several occasions it was successfully
practiced, although the last attempt at
it will probably cause it to be abandon
ed. A little girl named Harrie Bus
well was recently murdered in Great
Coram Street, and there was much ex-
element over it, and an unsuccessful
search for the murderer, until Mr..
George Cooper presented himself at
the police station, declared that he was
the murderer, and that he had done the
deed for friends of his in considera-
ton of $500. He was kept in Jail over
night, and next morning arraigned in
Bow Street, whereupon he calmly an
nounced that his whole story was a
falsehood, his only excuse for telling it
having been that he had been drink
ing whisky and old ale for week, and
had touch of the delirium tremens. y
He expected to be discharged, as previ-
Gus jokers of the same sort had been,
but the magistrate thought proper to
look at the matter in different light,
and he remanded Cooper to hard labor
for month pending further inquiries.
The magistrate said he did not suppose
that Cooper really was the murderer,
but the whole affair justified his being
remanded in custody, and, besides, a
little hard work and total abstinence
from "whisky and old ale" would dc
him no harm. So the crestfallen joker
was taken back to Jail, and the popular
but CHASTITY diversion has received a
merited rebuke.-Philadelphaa Ledger.
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YOUTHFUL CoNDUCT.-The line OF
conduct chosen by young man during
the five years from fifteen to twenty
will, in almost every instance, deter
mine his character for life. AS he is
then careful or careless, prudent or i'm
provident, industrious or indolent, truth
full or discriminating, intelligent or igno-
rant, temperate or dissolute, so will he
be in after years; and it needs no pro-
phet to cast his horoscope or calculate
his chances in life.
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STORY OF THE LITTLE BoY.-Mr.
Stephens (Hon. A. H. }, of Georgia, in
a recent address at meeting in Alex
andria, for the benefit of an orphan
asylum and free school of that city re-
lated the following incident: GA poor
little boy on a cold night, with no
house or roof to shelter his head, no
paternal or maternal guardian or guide
to protect or direct him on his way,
reached at nightfall the home of a
wealthy planter, who took him in, fed
and lodged him, and sent him on his
way with his blessing. These kind at
tentions cheered his heart and inspired
him with fresh courage to battle with
the obstacles of life. Years rolled;
Providence led him on, and he reached
the legal profession. His host had
died; the cormorants that prey on the
substance of man had formed conspir-
acy to get from the widow her estates.
She sent for the nearest counsel to COM
nit her cause to him, and that counsel
proved to be the orphan boy long before
welcomed and entertained by her de-
ceased husband. The stimulus of a
warm, tenacious gratitude was now
added to the ordinary motive connected
with the profession. He undertook her
case with a will not to be resisted; he
gained it; the widows estate was Sc
cured to her in perpetuity, and" Mr..
Stephens added, with an emphasis of
emotion that sent an electric thrill
throughout the house, "that boy stands
before you
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correspondent of the Watchm,

A correspondent of the Watchman
and Reflector suggests the following in
surance plan for the clergymen "That
clergymen to the number of one or five
thousand insure themselves on the mu-
tual plan, as do the locomotive engin-
GERS and others, each to pay one dollar
upon the death of a member, and if a
pastor reaches the age of sixty, after at
least twenty years service, let him be
paid the one dollar from each"
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HUMAN BRoTHERHooD.-The race Of
mankind would perish did they cease to
aid each other. From the time that the
mother binds the child's head till the
moment that some kind assistant wipes
the death damp from the brow of the
dying, we can not exist without mutual
help. All, therefore, that need aid
have right to ask it of their fellow
mortals; no one who holds the power
of granting can refuse it without guilt.
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"THE BLUES" - Cheerfulness and
occupation are closely allied. Idle men
are rarely happy. How should they
be- The brain and the muscles were
made for action, and neither can be
healthy without vigorous exercise. Into
the lazy brain crawl spider-like fancies,
filing it with cobwebs that shut out
the light, and make it fit abode for
"loathed melancholy" Invite the
stout handmaiden, brisk and busy
Thought, into the intellectual cham
bers, and she will soon brush away
such unwholesome tenants. Blessed
be work, whether it be of the head or
the hand, or both.
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How TO CURE CoLD.-One OF
our citizens who had been troubled with
a severe cold on the lungs, effected his
recovery in the following simple man.
ner. He boiled little boneset and
hoarhound together, and drank freely
of the tea before going to bed The
next day he took five pills, put one kind
of plaster on his breast, another under
his arms, and still another on his back
Under advice from an experienced old
lady, he took all these off with an oys-
ter-knife in the afternoon, and slapped
on mustard paste instead. His mother
put some onion drafts on his feet, and
gave him lump of tar to swallow.
Then he put some hot bricks to his
feet, and went to bed. Next morning
another old lady came in with bottle
of goose-oil, and gave him a dose of it
in quill, and an aunt arrived about
the same time from Bethel, with bun
die of sweet fern, which she made into
tea, and gave him every hal hour un-
til noon, when he took a big dose of
salts.
After dinner, his wife, who had seen
fine old lady of great experience in
doctoring, on Franklin Street, gave him
two pills of her make, about the size of
an English walnut, and similar shape,
and two tablespoonful of homemade
balsam, to keep them down. Then he
took half pint of hot rum at the sug-
gestion of an old sea-captain in the next
house, and steamed his legs with an
alcohol bath. At this crisis two of the
neighbors arrived, who saw at once that
his blood was out of order, and gave
him half gallon of spearmint-tea and
big dose of castor-oil. Before going
to bed, he took eight of a new kind of
pill, wrapped about his neck flannel
soaked in hot vinegar and salt, and had
feathers burnt on a shovel in his room.
He is now thoroughly cured, and full of
gratitude. We advise our readers to
cut this out, and keep it where it can
be readily found when danger threatens.
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Coop MAxIMs.-Persevere against
encouragement. Employ leisure in
study, and always have some work in
hand. Be punctual and methodical in
business, and never procrastinate. Main
tain dignity without the appearance of
pride.
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Think you that words can save that even
thought,
knowledge, or theoretical faith does aught
Truth into character by act is wrought,
Your life, the life that you have lived, not
shamm'd.
Is yours; in that alone you re saved or damn'd.
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The prisoner who had not seen the
sun for thirty years, said it was the suns
fault in not dropping in. The sun had
been out every day, but the prisoner
hadn't.
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IMPORTANCE OF PUNcTUAT1oN.-A
certain grocer on Washington Street,
Peoria, Illinois, has placard near the
door, on which is printed in large let
tiers, IN o Molasses." Two men driv-
ing down the street the other day, one
of them holding jug, was heard to
exclaim, "There is no use going there,
Bill, for don't you see that sign says
they hain't got any molasses."
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How, WHEN, AND WHERE To TRAvEL.-
Messrs. Cook, Son & Jenkins, 262 Broadway, N.
Y, have published an American edition of
Cooks Excursionist"-pricet ten cents-show-
ing by their admirable tourist arrangements
tickets to all parts of Europe, and at great re-
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An ingenious Yankee proposes to
warm Boston on the plan of building
enormous furnaces somewhere under
the pavements, and conducting steam
through the streets by means of iron
mains.
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A dashing Englishman is now in New
York who is waiting for 100000
gold draft from England. Meanwhile
he is borrowing money of gentlemen
who have profound faith in human
nature.
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The most sensible wedding present we
have heard of lately was received by a
Pennsylvania bride-two barges loaded
with coal-her fathers gift.
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Martin Luther's translation of the BIZ
BILE is said to have had circulation thus
far of 361 ,000, 900 copies.
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Go straight on, and don't mind enc
mics. Ifthey get in your way, calmly
walk around them, regardless of their
spite
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Or. BARLOW ]. SMITH

Invites all who coming to San Francisco for the
purpose OF procuring medical aid to call his tllo-
Hwgenapaihic Water ure and chronological Institute,
SIS and ST. CALIFORNIA STREE r. and avail them
selves of exam alton through Phrenongs in regard
to their health free Of charge DR. SMITH claims that
the Liver Spleen Bowels, XII ne s, RacA vertebra,
also Uterine. Genital, and Reproductive Systems can
be determined b, the form Of the Head
All who Interested in the Hygiene and the
Heath Reform invited to make the Hy giene Home
of DR. BARLOW j. SMITH their resort during Their
stay in the city.
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Buy your Machine from the Manufacturer
WOODS MOWERS AND REApERs

Woods New Ir" NJ 2 rn Mower Il with
out doubt the best machine H. he word. ~ q DIS
Self Rake Reap~r a M"we- Combined,
the leader OF the harvest field. Made by alter A.
Wood Che largest manufacturer Of aiming Nechinery
in the world) with Folding Bar two Wheels the
late Improvements Thev led world at the , arts
Exposition. have found peer since: are c"mpact
and powerful. ard just the machine for California. rs
every farmer will who has These nIac hines
have received over four hundred firstciass
tablshng their great rup-' i"rity ) II "tr--a
combining light draurht. close cutting, snl u, in
construction ETC. They uncqualed Send Illus
trated Catalogue. u liable agent. iea.
"a fun stock of EXTRA IARrS Tor sac
greatly reduced prices. All orders PROMPTLY f.tcd.
BRANCH OFFICE OF W A. WOOD HAIR EST
I>G MACHINE co. 100 and VOC California st >an
Francisco T.. s. wHITCOMB. Su re int ep,iprt
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81 came near selling my boots the
other day." said John to a friend.
"How so:" swell, l had them half
soled."
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Spefial Antites.

ALIENS INDIAN LIVER PILLS (sugar-coated)-
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia and Bilious
ness Purely vegetable Price Is cents, or five boxes
81. by mail postage prepaid, receipt OF price,
by II. NJ MASON, $50 Broad St, Newark, Nj.
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IF The Best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood, Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring the lost
Appetite, is FRESES HAMBURG TEA. 1t is the
best preservative against almost sickness. if used
timely. Composed of herbs only, it can be given
safely infants Full directions in English, French,
Spanish, and German, with every package TRY 1T !!
For sale at the wholesale and retail Drug Stores and
Groceries, REDINGTON, HOSTETTER CO.,
Wholesale Agents, San Francisco.
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RUPTURE OR HERNIA.

Or. Henry Howe, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, has made
the treatment of rupture speciality for and has
W. tten a small work full Of information of value to
troubled A letter and stamp will bring
you the and open the way for and restOra-
ton your vigor and power
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A RTIFICIAH4 EAR - x u N =. for restoring
Al the hearing. A great By one who was
IA deaf tor % Ky mail 81 per pair Send stamp
for particulars to G. J. WOOD, Madison, Ind
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-16
SALT LAKE AND PIoCHE RAIRo,n

oALf LAKE AND fIoCHE RAILROAD
In reference to this road, in which our
people feel deep interest, we copy the
following from the Salt Lake Tribune of
the 18th: 1.-THE Board of Directors of
the Salt Lake, Sewer Valley and Phoebe
Railroad had q meeting on SATURDAY.
night, at which Gen. p. Z. Conner,
President of the road, submitted re-
port of the business recently done by
him in the East. Four hundred tons Of
iron are now on the way, and all that is
needed to complete the first twenty miles
Of the road will arrive as required. An
other locomotive and cars are also en-
route. 1t is expected by the Board that
the road will be finished to Lake Point,
and the cars running in two months and
half from the present time. Gen. Con-
nor expects to leave for New York imme-
diately on business connected with the
road
The BANK ExcHANGE.-Among those
who believe that Phoebe is live town
yet, and who show their faith by their
works, are Messrs. Hoey & Nixon of the
Bank Exchange. This saloon, being the
building formerly occupied by Wells,
Fargo & Co., has been fitted up by the
enterprising proprietors in style exceed
ing anything of the kind ever before at
tempted in Phoebe. The wood work is
solid throughout, and the doors to the
saloon are most beautiful specimens of
workmanship. They are almost indenti-
cal with those of the Grand Hotel in San
Francisco, with the monogram of the pro-
prietors exquisitely portrayed on the glass.
Two cozy rooms, in the rear Of the sa-
loon, offer an attraction to those DESTROYS
of quiet game of cards or q chat over
their liquor in the old fashioned style.
OF wines, liquors. etc, it is sufficient to
say they are worthy of the place and the
dispenser.
To ARRIVE To-DAY.-D. B. Nye, rep
resentative of the house of E. A. Fargo
& Co., wholesale liquor dealers, San
Francisco, will arrive by this evenings
stage from Hamilton. Mr.. Nye is not
unknown to Phoebe people, and will
doubtless find many old friends here who
will gladly welcome him.
VIM. BELLINGER's OK teams arrived
last night in eighteen days from Toano,
loaded with three car loads of flour
and one car load of corn, for Phoebe.
They were detained two days en- route
by the late rain storms.
REMovED.-The law office of Aud &
Berry has been removed to rooms over
DR.. Deals drug store, few doors below
their former location.
THos. HYDE, We learn, has much better
hopes of life than he had. He speaks
cheerfully, and seems to suffer COMPARE
lively little pain. ..'.
THREE passengers, d. B. Nye, j. Ger
rams and M. Lichenstein, are all that are
advertised to arrive in Phoebe to-day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-16

Il. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, and
Commissioner of Deeds for California
and Utah. General business and real es-
tate agent. Collections made at reasona-
BILE rates and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Office: Next door to the Postoffice, La
cour street, Phoebe, Nevada.
We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in another
column of the Brooks Sewing Machine
Co., of New York; they advertise, what is
indeed valuable invention, a first-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
A NEW circulating library, imported ci-
gars, tobacco, stationery and confection-
cry at j. Levin d Co.'S, opposite Hamil-
tons saloon, Main street.
REopENED.-The barber shop on Mead
ow Valley street, adjoining the Pioneer
stables. Shaving 25 cents; hair-cutting
so cents.
For RENr.--Building adjoining the
Dexter stables, now used as barber
shop. Apply to Gro. c. JOHNSTON.
Something new--rcd, white and
blue Cal. Mission flannel undershirts
and drawers-S2. 90 at AshimSS Bro.
Mining boots only S. at s. Ashim
u Bros.
French cashmere pants-S5 and So,
mt >. Ashim u Bros.
Boys clothing: Latest styles Mt s.
Ashim q Bros.
Merino undershirts ut four bits ut
=. Ashim d Bros.
A hat given to every one that buys
n suit ut $. Ashim u Bros.
Cheap!--White, brown and black
canvas shoes at $. Ashtm q Bros.
Paper c0llars-ByrOnic or Shakspe.
rean-25 cents per box ut Ashim a. Bro.
Who don't know that the chen pest
store in town is =. Ashim q Bros
For the very best of dental work 90 to
+. G. Nichols, Dentist, Main street.
PIONEER News DEPOT, Main street-C.
Wiederhold.
Go TO Alexanders' for your drugs.
8. AsHIM l. BRO.
BLUE, Brown AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS, S25
worth s3j.
S. ASHIM BRO.
BLACK FRocK SUITS $40; worth $50.