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The Most PrciOus of Gifts

Health is undeuiaty moro precious Gift
than riches, honor o power Who would
exchange it for thes the chief objects OF
human ambitions IDS obviously the part
of wisdom to employneans for the prcser.
walton of health and le prolongation Of life
which time and expennce have proved to
be reliable. Many ofhe dangers by which
health is threatened ny be nullitled by the
use Of that most irresistible OF correctiyes
and tonics, Hostettes Stomach Bitters.
which, by increasing ital power and rem
dering the physical notions regular and
active, keeps the sysm in good working
order and protects it yainst disease. For
constipation, dyspepsi liver complaint, ner-
vousness, kidney and pumatic ailments. it
is invaluable, and it ards n sure defence
against malarial fcve, besides removing
every trace of such dsse from the system.
Halt wineglassful tan before meals i'm
proves the appetite anlnsures complete di-
gcstion and assimilatio
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The Universally Of Superstition.

All persons, we believe, are more OF
less superstitious. Their reason teaches
them better but it is impossible to
eradicate notions imbibed in childhood
or youth, when the Impressions, so easily
made, are at the same time most durable
in their nature. What difference can it
| possibly make whether one sees the new
moon over his left shoulder or his right
shoulder Common sense answers, none
at all. Yet most intelligent women ex-
pcrience sort of shudder or chill if they
happen to catch the first glimpse of the
new moon in the western sky over the
l'f5 shoulder. They know perfectly well
that this Is supersitiOn-it is ridiculous,
they know it is-but somehow or other,
hey will go on, wondering to themselves
whether there can be anything in it, and
whether they are any more likely to have
bad luck for the coming mouth than
they would have been if they had first
discovered the narrow crescent over the
right shoulder.
Sailors are proverbially superstitious,
and their superstitions assume multita
rious forms. They have the greatest
aversion to sailing on new voyage on
Friday. Many persons are extremely
superstitious about beginning any new
unde rtaking on Friday. They think it
is certain not to succeed. 1t may be re-
marked that such superstition helps to
execute itself; for any one who, from
whatever cause, has no confidence in his
own success, no matter what he is en-
gagged in, insures, by his self distrust, his
failure.
We saw it stated, recently, that the
Hon. George p. Marsh, formerly our
Minister at Constantinop!c, had been de.
tanned over day at Rome, where he had
hired house, because the owner would
not execute lease on Friday. Old as
the Eternal City is, it is evident from
this that che has not outgrown her super.
stitions. In truth, they are very diff
cult, when once imbibed, for individuals
to outgrow. We hear some uneducated
person making fun of another's supersti-
tions, and presently discover, by some
chance inciden', that he himself is
equally subject to some superstitious be-
lief, which, though different, is no less
childish and ridiculous.
The prevalence of superstition in this
enlightened city at the present day may
be judged of by the fact that one of our
morning journals publishes the advertise
mcnts of no less than seven sstroogers!
These so-called astrologers and the class
known AS the spiritual medium are con
suited, not by the ignorant alone, but by
cultivated persons, in good society. Even
business men apply to them for direction
in their pecuniary transactions. 1t was
stated Of a man reputed to be the richest
citizen of Michigan, who died few years
since, that he never engaged in any mat
ter OF importance without first comforting
with a well-known spirtualist. His will.
however, it may he added, WAS very
properly contested on the ground OF
insanity.
In one sense all supcrstitions are evil
dcnces of insanity None of them rest
upon any sound and rational basis.-N.
Y Je11eJ
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Napoleon and Dress.

Napoleon set apart $500 year for
dress, and had weakness for white
kerseymere breeches. Being wholly often
absorbed with cares of state Gas courtly
chroniclers apoloGetically Observer, he
would constantly spill ink, or gravy, or
coffee upon the aforesaid garments, which
he fastened to change as soon as he per
ceived the mishap. This circumstance
cost the blamcless, but timid, Comte de
Renusat his place AZ Master of the Robes
For the Emperor soiled his clothes, and
especially his white brooches, so frequent
ly and so grievously, that the imperial
tailor on. Leger) was constantly receiv-
ing fresh orders, and $500 year became
quite insufficient to meet that function
ary's little bills. Now the Comtc de
Ramusat, who knew that the emperor
hated any disorder in his accounts, was
foolishly afraid to speak to him on the
subject. Meanwhile Nj. Leger, became
pressing in his demsnds for payment. AT
first he sent in his bill every month, thea
every fortnight, then every week, then
twice week, then every day; but the
Master of the Robes continued to return
unsatisfactory answers. At length Nj.
Leger, whose patience was exhausted,
took the bold step of complaining to the
emperor in person, at the very moment
that his majesty was trying on new uni
form. With establishment and anger
Napoleon learned that he owed his tailor
81, 200 The same day he paid the bill
and dismissed NJ. de Remusat from his
post, which was given to NJ. dc Monies
quiou Fczensac, a chamberlain in the I'M
pcrial household. III hope Monsieur lie
Comte," said Napoleon, between smile
and frown, to the newly appointed
master, "that you will not expose me to
the disgrace of being dunned for the
breeches am wearing. Home Journal.
The importance of some of the odd in
dustrics, as they are sometimes termed, is
shown in a striking manner in the single
article of human hair, especially in
France. In one city alone, Marseilles
the annual quantity imported some Elk OF
seven years ago did not exceed, it is
stated, sixteen tons, while it had increased
in 1873 to fifty, in 1875 to eighty, and III
1876 two ninety-two tons. Formerly al
this hair came from Italy, but that coun'
try has been unable to meet the incrcas-
ing demand, and brisk trade has been
opened with the extreme East. Thus, oil
the ninety.two tons imported last year
forty three came from Italy, while Chins
supplied thirty six, Turkey five, and ia
pan three tons, the remainder being made
up by Egypt, India, Germany, Belgium
Spain, and Algeria. The total quantity
imported into France last year was val
ned at tsO0, 900.
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Superstition in Soldiers.

Two weeks ago cut from local pa
per here this paragraph: "Skobeleff is a
fatalist, and what brilliant soldiers are
mott He rides gray horses in battle and
has had as many as four killed under him
in one day. He does not like gray
horses, however, and would not ride them
at all if he had not begun the campaign
on gray horse. If he were to exchange
now, he says, he could never be the same
man to his soldiers, because his soldiers
believe that the Turks have had especial
orders to kill, if they can. every man
upon gray horse. He is iatalist,
however, to the extent of believing that
he can never be killed while riding n
gray horse in battle, but he does not like
them because they get so many of his
brother officers killed" This paragraph
at once brought to my mind a similar
superstition on the part of General 10.
Shelby of Missouri, under whom served
throughout the entire war. His color
was sorrel. He firmly believed, and used
often to say, that he would never be killed
in fight while he rode sorrel horse.
And the fact seemed to bear him out in
this. He was wounded three times during
the war, but never once while riding a
sorrel horse. He had twenty four horses
killed under him in the various engage
ments where he was not hit, and in every
single instance where the horse was hit
and the rider escaped the horse was a sor.
rel. Once, at Springfield, a ball struck
Shelby fair in the middle of the forehead.
1t knocked him clean from his strrups-
something difficult to do, for he was a
splendid rider-and back over his horse
and heavily upon the ground. Those
about him thought him killed, but he
was on his feet in a secoLd and on his
horse in another, saying, in the cool tones
OF an ordinary conversation: III cannot
be killed to-day, for am riding a sorrel
horse" Sure enough, the brim of his
large felt hat had caught the ball and
broke its force. 1t knocked him frsm
his saddle and drew blood, but beyond
this no other harm was done. Indeed, |
have watched Skobeleif's career closely
during the Russia-Turkish war, and, &C.
cording to my idea of things, there is
much in common between this dashinp
soldier and General Shelby. Both had
the same power over men. Both were
supremacy indifferent in battle. Both
were superstitious. Both loved hard
fighting, desperate charges and enter
prises that were considered impossible
Both were military dandies-that is to
say, both were fond of gold lace, snowy
uniforms, silver spurs, floating plumes,
splendid saddle traPpings and thorough, |
bred horses. Both always said to their
men, Come on" never go on!' Both |
were idolized by their soldiers, and both
had the same fatali,tic ideas of the kind |
of color their horse, had to be to make
The riders safe Oh " ~ "--'--'!- D. /,
OcTdt.
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We need to learn the lesson that this
life is given us only that we may attain
to eternal life. Fer lack of remem boring
this, we fix our affections ON the things
of this tleeting void, and when the time
comes that we must quit it we are all
aghast and terrifiec-FulSer.
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HERBlNE should be in lands of every
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1t, and II he has none, tm to order a
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PHYSICIANS of high sizing Undertaking
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HERBlNE is worth So bottle to any
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HERBlNE should not bnfounded with
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Purchasing Agency.

Any parties DESTROYS OF having goods purchased for
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W. II. Ashley. who will send samples OF goods for
their inspection. To the iade, ! would say that
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HERBINE should be sby every family.
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A YOUNG lady, while on her way TO be
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confirmed old maid savagely remarked:
"She has avoided more lingering and
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BurrERtcK Co.'s Patterns, spring styles. sen,
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CANARY BIRDS from 81 10 s.. cent G. o. u. 10 an
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ALL Photographs made At the New York Gallery,
No 25 Third S. s F.. are guaranteed to be first class
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-07
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intention Of striking at the Diplomatic repre-
senta;ives of foreign Governments resident on
these Islands nor to interfere by law, with
the oosaisv accorded to such fGnctouAries, by
all the civilized Governments Of the world.
The ohjec; he hSd in view. was simply to have
a Law passed whereby the Justices Of the in
feTior Courts could pu; stop 10 the ofhcious
in;eTu,eiiling with the administration Of JUS
,ioe in those inferior Courts Of $ class ei
men. who tron desire 70 sur up strife and
fo;nea, litigation among the unwAry natives
70 the serious injury Of the latter, merely %
crafty the eupiii,y Of the shATps who prey
upon the ignorant and coeialous,
It Saerds Us real pleasure to make thess
explanations, not only to correct any wrong
impression ;hsi might be made upNa the pub
lie u,ini. ba: as simple aei OF Justice 70
pahlio officer We are also pleSsei to know
sas~s ve are in periec; accord with the Law
oisoe7 oi the Crown in hosh instances, Ii il
always well 70 make sach matters clear $.
th&; 10 misunderstanding cAa take place il
future as - the position Of parties On eaes
tons which Azec; the Interests Of the people
The fears we entertained last week with re
gard 70 the two propositions upon which VI
based oug remarks We &rs glad - know wer
srOanaless Sad We are no less pleased /
Learn this from 50 high authority, as the AT
so-aer-6eae-Al Of the Kingdom.
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