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VESSELS

Am bktne Jane A Fankinburg, from Portland, to Castle Il
Cooke, due about July Is.
Bark LunaIIo, from the Sound, to II HackfeId q Co, will be
iue shortly
Bark VIM "A Besse, from San francisco, fully due.
Bark Alden BESSIE, from HOngkong, to Along a Achuek, due
The latter part Of this month.
IS City OF San Francisco, from Sydney, due July Is.
Brig W III Allen, from Tahiti, to } 1 Dowsetf, due the latter
part Of this month.
nearly due.
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DEPARTURES .

.una 24-schr Pauahi. Hopu, for Hilo, Hawaii.
24-Schr Mary Ellen, Mana, for Kohaia, Hawaii.
2l-Schr Annie, RalauaO, for KOna, Hawaii.
24-Schr UIama, Mana. for KOhala, Hawaii.
24-Schr Marion, Lambert, for ROlOa 4 Waimea, Kaua
26-Stmr Kiauea, Marehant, for Maui and Hawaii.
2s--Schr Manuokasai, Kimo, for Nawiiwii, Kauai.
2S-schT Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, Molokai.
Z7-Schr Luka, Kaai, for MalikO, Maui.
29-P NJ 50 City of Sydney, Dow, for Sydney
29-sehr Nellie Merrill, Crane, for LAhaina, Maui.
30-Sshr Mile Morris, Kealohanui, for Kaunakakai.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. 1.
ARRIVALS.

June 2s-Sehr Warwick, John Bull, I'm KaIaupapa, MoIokai.
24-Stmr Knauea, Marchaut, from Kalaupapa, Molokai
24-Schr ManuOkawai, Ktmo, from Nawiliwih, Kauai.
25-SchT Nettie Merrill. Crane, from Lahatna, Maui.
25-Schr Luka, Kaai, from Mako, Maui.
2g-P " So City OF Sydney, DOg, s days from San Fran
29-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Hanalei, Kauai.
29-Schr Pueokahi. Clarke. from Hama, Maui
30-Schr Kamaile. Kibling, from Waimea x K0loa.
36-SchT Warwick. Jno Bull, from Kalaupapa, MoIokai
30-Schr Jaunita, Kalawaa, from Kaunekakai, MOlokai
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BY the bark ~.
,ven Of the choicest PI
the premium aOck Of
They we're consigned
Kahuku Ranch whose
.ock from which TO sal
wool growers. which b,
Ices much below the PFC
interested on z
20 communicate suaI
and Pee.
umh9ic FACsoaSsl
lived per Ceylon. la "a
lin one and two pounI
fsufN pnNN
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On saturday, July 220d 1s71

Al IL O'Clock noon, at SaIesroom, vail De sold,
That certain Valuable House LOT with Building thereon, SIT
,atsJ on the east side of Smiths Lane, IN Honolulu wilma
S-on,age of / chain 4s, feet, and described as follows, per Royal
Patent 156. award 81: cm;.h,s lane
;oining the French Mission premises, and Makai SIDE u ths,
49, rnnninr South A2o Is East, l chain 464 feet along
r-sncb Mission Place to John Hobbs lot, and South corner oil
NE. thence North 81 . Is East, 20 Alp feet to North corner
Of John Hobbs lot in slight angle OF wall thence win "
Eazt 36 feet along wall and John IFS premises to slght angie
in vau : thence North p so East, 62 feet along John ms 70
Ret coTnsr of this lot thence North 40 as West 1 cham
a no feet along lot claimed by Hsnakii to smiths zane al
"a . 10 feet along Smiths lane to place of commencement,
taking in walls on N w. and \. E. sides only. ArGa zSo
scnars fathoms 10 square feet. There are two dwelling houses
bsside out-houses on said lot, and water pipe Is laid on
" e. P. "A Auctioneer.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Oertisrr
SATERDAY. lilly

~ TO sUBscRIBERs-wo shall send bills at once for
all Subscriptions remaining uuPadi and we ask the kind CO.
opeEatoa Of our patrons 10 enable Us to commenee the new
v''ame on tie system Of payments invariably in advance
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MEMORANDA.

RKP0Rr or P NJ SIS CITY OF SYDNEY, J VI Dow, CoMMAN-
BER.-Let San Francisco June 2Ist, at 1245 p m. On 9th
inst, 9.I5 a N. lat 81 49, n, long 135 So w, spoke bark
Edward May Of Boston, from Philadelphia for San Francisco.
Il4 DAYS out. J. .. LYMAN, Purser.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
a. ) 5 L~ackawanna, Commander Greer
II y VI 5 Myrmidon, Commander Hare.
MER~CHAsTMEN.
Am Miss brig Morning star, Colc0rd.
Am brig North star, Chas Davis.
Am bk Mary Belle Roberts, Grey.
Am blk ID 4 Murray, Fuller
Brit blk Colombo, Huer.
Am bk Cyane, PeTriman-
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a VERY few lines will suffice to tell all that
las been accomplished in the Legislature during
Che week past. They have voted themselves
some more postage stamps and a daily allowance
Of ten pounds Of ice and they passed to a third
reading an act to make the prohibition On the
sale Of alcoholic drinks applicable to naturalized
rs we'll as native born Hawaiians. During the
debate, some sharp things were said about the
liquor traffic, both retail and wholesale, the At
torney General characterizing it as & : direputable
business, . and the Hon. Mr.. Kaai speaking
with equal latitude and more pointed application
to "Present company While the theory of
the bill is correct, in practice its provisions
would prove troublesome and lead to such com
plications as would render it a dead letter. The
object in bringing it forward was unquestionably
to illustrate the abstract injustice of making a
distinction between different classes of the Kings
subjects
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HE DELAY IN the passage by the Senate Of the
ACT 70 carry into effect the treaty Of reciprocity
winch passed the House on the Sth Of 5iay. is
attributable to several causes. First, the time
Of the Senate has been taken up with the ques-
ton Of It's jurisdiction in the impeachment of
secretary BelknaP, then came the political
excitement Of the Cincinnati nomination conven-
ton, which drew away some Congressman from
ashington-among them Mr.. Cameron. Chair
man Of the Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs.
A telegram Of the 2lst June, received in this
city from our Minister at Washington, states that
on Mr. Cameron's return, which was daily
expected the committe were prepared to report
the bill to the Senate with the Recommendation
that it pass, and 1t vas confidently expected it
Yonld be acted on without any further DELAY
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~~o Lime and White Rrotbs,
esaIr.y' PoRTLAND cEMEnT' nr.
sac by (mhlJ1 aaf bE
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california Beef in Bond
IA etk M. BELLE RORHua<
mill sale BY ~
BOLIFs Il IN
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DINING RooM %FURNTTUKE

Francb China Dinner Set, China Tea Set, Breakfast Set, LOT
white Crockery. Wine Glasses, Decanters, Claret jugs, Pre-
,srve Disbes. Green Dessert Plates and Dishes, Platedware,
large Mahogany sideboard, Koa Sideboard, Extenssoit Dining
TaNfe. Koa Table. Cane Seat Chairs, Marble Clock FLOOR C"th-
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i'm lHE HAwAuaN 49,.
s SG0ss the Saad over fol ,hs.r 49,.
49, iaiIy S crtAl9 localities IL he
,ns reward side Of Hawaii 80 sy.-The III
pare ~ iavaiids nth bronchltsI pssn 4
storms !. PHO ahnosphere, Win ~. iahe q
rIeh Teret. h,sh nnds, with lis porou. s. .sS
with an unTsy,ns no danpness and We'll
hurqean June-AII T,nas, OF Z,
the globe. oi the healthlesf ana 4
1uaisd IN y. At his house a, Kasw..
ma lhoroRABess Of rarnishin. eeaDlinesslsl
inoms ana All obtaInah,s. prspAre A
the p-n,,. hhk ARE FRESH WAITE M !,
rhe st.snsr and hne sea baihinr 49,. =
gulSS between Ho and The s%ehoonsrs rila,. }
Undersigned employs no ne haawh ~
Itself upon inspectIon oH's nor
kekna bav. Ror- ;. "a. IN
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BED ROOM FURNITURE /:

Z. psdstead. Horse Hair Mattress, Spring Mattress, Pine
81 Grass MATTRESSES, Mosquito Netting, Mahogany
--. Pr Wardrobe, Marble Top Washstand, Pine
s...r. let Sets, Bureaus, Koa Table, Small Rocker,
car, 4. a.. s, Counterpanes, Feather Bolster and Piho"s,
Mating. - 3 stove, Kitchen Utensils.
f.. p. ADAMS. AuCG'r.
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EXp0RTS.
SILK F0ULARDS.
.en and Cotton Handkerchiefs, white AM
turkey red;

49, I. men and Cotton Handkerehleis' "hite anu
turkey red;
Table Cloths, Mems Socks,
l.ass Sa,kiT a. escorted;
and s.7a Cotton gns shirts and
Merino FiniaLrt
waterproof aud Flannel Shirts.
Wooden Shawls.
Black Lace ShawIs, Silk Umbrellas,
PIaids. Ponchos, Monkey Jackets,
Flannel Sacs and Pants,
Buckskin and Cloth Sacs and Pants,
An Assortment of FINE SUITS,
WOODEN BLANKETS,
scarlet. green, blue and white;
White Cotton Blankets norse Blankets.
Light and Heavy BurIaps,
Woolpack, Sail Irvine,
Rugs and Carpets.
Rnbber Goods-Garters, Suspenders. Girdles,
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SADDLES,
Brides. Bits, and Spurs,
French and German Calfskins,
India Rubber Balls, Feather Busters,
Blant p ks, Bloc Notes,
.ra.r old Leaf,
-y lch as Ear Rings, Brooches &c
Harmonious. Massa Pipes,
L,ndon and Meerschaum Pipes,
GlNITINE EAU DE COLOGNE,
Lu,in's Extracts, Soaps. Tooth Brushes
5re'slps Combs, Needles
oOcSspafpives, Scissors, Charcoal IrOnS'
washing isubs, Galv. Buckets 10 and IL in
.,eh, English and German Groceries
Crushtf Sugar, Sardines. &c, &c:
Wax Tspers, Camphor, Safety Matches
III II -
White Zil,, White Lead, Green & Black Paints
Berlin Blu, Hubbuck's Paint Oil.
WINES.
JOhsnnisberEr, Liebfrauenmilch' Cisret'
Champagne, Ieidsieck's, sc.
Sparkling Hos, quarts and pints.
ALES.
Kew Brand, 81. hau's, Lager Beer.
Je6rey's Ale & I ,rter, Bavarian Beer, OTIS Pr
liquors.
COgnac Brandy, Gn, &C.. Alcohol in Demijohns
CIGARs-HAVANA AND GERMAN
HARDWARE!
G C. Tin Plates, Sheet Zinc, Keg Risets,
Galvanized Iron Pipe, 3 in. ! in. IN. 1t III
Rabbits Metal, Hoop Iron, Z, I, : II.
Fence Wire, Nos. 4, , and ..
Wrapping Paper. Horse Rope, whre
Corks. Moulding, Looking Glasses & Chromos
Tumblers, Water Monkeys, Gambler ana Cute
DemiiOhns, ], l, 8 and 8 gals, Market Basket
KEROSENE OIL,
Birch Brooms, Cement, Fire Clay, Fire Brick
States. Barrels and Casks, &c, sc.
S,sgnade TO asriue. Orders from. tie ohef tS'o"'
frecated on GTTir0t-
NOW OPEN o iNsPECTiO'
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IL ssoIIcE TO TREspAssrps

be AhupS.,s' ,re,Psss % Dc isna ~ FoRj
rsitIs run On ,S - hoaouiisn. District ~ "aIMANI.
Nc Ia caiIlc, o. GaSiS ST b. By so,'lar. o. Issia 1. ne ~.
,;ss soSndsries % said lsSs 49, isnd
me ts KGis . n6 mo "a yehn hssI. DE
aba A0ao.n NAhtL III, ma kahl -. q
@.IehlL 1890. Cmay .q
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NNNNU U VNF N-'
able soon 10 do 81 pr
Of importation. ia
islands would do vel
who 10 agent for Sew
to supply a limited n
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TO LET

- THE COM MODIOUS NV -
Ell house on kukui Street. at present occ. aied /. ~
1870; For further particulars apply to y" Isl % august
JnI'u =. I. LENRHAN A 10
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TO LET.


NOTICE.
"a LII PERSONS r. HER FORE
- warned not to pasture horses or =. - 80
JOY any trees or timber, alive or dead 10
" nAhiawa, or to peel bark from the koa $3.50 ' Land
prosecuted fr De-. 49, " ~, ZANE v immediately
1'e 81 liiaoa. SAD rvaer o. Dor q sin, =,
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TO RENT

= s,rrct' l.t"t, SrORr
Aucton Roor, IsSsnlsd ~ G = Rsrss q
tpiy 20 ressrssion Eircn innsssi a. sa
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me I'D AOUS,
~dLAhEHEI R1J 600
and ~ the
family viii prehAh
aute. ennrpf v hen

goods ana
uAaers' and a. the
Family viii prohAh
So auu, srcrpt when
...ss IN silks, inaertlpil
'h. alsod hneen Ycf rrni
D,elhefs viii consider {
, ,nn are much mote
q - butter In She hrst 9
Hardly be expected
,n nuli however beat
ieihticies % w0oicn, cot'
n sods usually Iimporto
shed Including metlu
initiate variety 81 pa
counties Cor indles Z
d silks and llnepa "
'si,be a. cheap ~ ever =
"a this new Proposed "a
fery and glassware, ~
stored and c0veref "a
u duty which WI be u
american furniture and
and hooks. and hls
must not here omit 20
M the duty viii also n
~, whilst there 10 no
shoes, and that even "
win have 20 pay . liti
10 ohcroot aner dlnnefs
I his tobacco more ehrsp
;. Davies asserts thai NJ
uss the cost II peafu a
an unheafd on Tar
le money they G. the cle
saved u ~ 20 aoup
increase ~ the tafin on
Inconvenience aud IN
who import these goods
ground and NOT attempt
,chool teachers NJ hnnsfs
npendiun " reofganiEAtio
Ite evident 80 ! have sheI
hers must, instead Of .
q both directly ana 'nof
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BALTIMORE

rhOM THE IA on -
ozs, s"nh 4 Co, received per ceyioo y VI
" aIhLooo D~Ozen-In one ana TO- ~ essss q
(auIf) BoIIEs
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n win be seen that ! have placed , ue Il
-s The corresponding clas-ils ~ ~
,po.lte 81 each other. 90 that u VIZ pe
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NNNN
10 show that !
q little scheme iof
er 20 send abe mon
Witch are 10 arr.v.
/ on June 3Oth. aitl
work well IN prh'
.oerned and the besl
AZ tho Mlnialek N
's... go The ave
'.rSfo both iil|
',nss.. ~.rsnuit 70
mpaf ease " ne
tg dclayii
]
has 20 Z
fe sure Of
would kes
A.hvoidin A
atkss..;;s;isI ssI q
APPLE 81 mont
lad they W
mps ave PEI
Ring m@ch
Of $50. 0oe
y ~ he soinme
"VU cannot
any imeil
IN just vher'
o. these mer
1900 o.
Both, and II
DUkhtlmnte Tor q
FINANCE may
Of property
avail .
sadedI Thu
tAd been 20
have heard
a. with rcgai
HLl least AZ 20 q
able y 10
Coz community
l~isitOrial mac
AZ, the Minis
courage M ]
should be
hh ~iBscienti0us ne
p naisely Tres.
W would not b. {
hem 20 drop III
lect, 20 leave IN
q, and Instead,
- Auo t* ~ W
W much Wan the !
ear, deductlnR
npsnaes FRO
the MAKE ~
nId come In VII
70 be discussed
Z" uoded quarten
Asf new boiler !
nlay blow dow
Ia ran EfaDcist
20 % ChinAtnel
"a sugar plnnthi
TAX know 81
.mverument Zoe :
Pmg the llest pots
Tiee c,.ie@ions "a
a~lternntlvs an In
Nc ~ One likely "
AaA fl4al he has
%, because Wheel
~ business, who
this scheme, ha
from any 0
which the aalnew he
LEAD timh IA
made upon u N
YER GOOD results o.
assertion thai the
struggling bouseh
. native, fd tlsr NC
these classes.
, both directly me
IInun,ty who viii De
changes pF0Pesea
,~iprOcity ~0Opyeuuo'
(, that a IL the Q
beyODd a question
Ir,ogpd frpm eveDt
.nOt excluding lave
,nsiderable extent
try win be largely
n goes Into effect
n the yolnme 81 N
which they receive
4 boar, and not ~
mum aud this, WI
francisco OF with
make up the reyen
n American arucl
ed, or iof increAsil
VINO
dvisable 20 fAlse n
the incre'
importing merchant
zion, they are abo
ID complain. BIZ
ven In the parad
the political ec0nOrl
c veal IN best assuII
arp after their owl
'efnAy iisten 20 the
fear or iay0rt
" hich seem likeil
" number"
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- Kingion. NJ ABSENCE Pao p
1nsac, any bushes. On =; siast bolts ps1sso M IT.
~ Sh, ls7o. aSA
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.ny alal1 lsstoa 80,
.lorem ~ 20. especially Nien
rnrcly and easily witboai mry,
Az. let us take the oass oi ci|
, claret OF vim cTdinaite, such
with, would have 20
same amount Of duty ~ q tsnc
Ne A. the other is = dozen, hnc
worth any where from " w
10 select Cor a specihc uuf
a speclhc sum on each q the
irrespective Of the ..
vide range, seems, II poss
|. boys bddle aud a cremonA '
!, duty.
property tar from one-hai y,
and he attempts 10 show that
evaded. The little scheme ior
Tame. In order 10 send ihe mon|
"a IN goods which are 70 sff,s'
,er cent. tar on June soth. al.l
mat would work well IN prh'
venue IL concerned and the bes,
m, seem thai tho Min..aeA "
w-SJEn rrk su,.g % the ave
u conducive 20 aft Doth WI
M .eT tsnsss ftsnise
y" wafer. then appi.
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ADh1NIsTRAToR 5 LPEa.avssr

II e duly B-~ninted sSr
san. 10 all parnes oQ9iaiM
or tha "a same within six months b
are Pe forever barred aud 4
'ed TO make immediate ayr
North Kohala, Hawaii. June IN.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

M.E. Church south--cornor Commerce and
Lamar streets = Rev., Mr., Nicely, Pastor
Services AT II am. and ~ pm. every Sunday
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening at ~
o'clock. Strangers and visiting momberH
brethren cordially invited.
Congregational Church -fervlces every Sun
day, al knights OF Pythias Hall. Preaching
at II o'clock to-day, by Rev. II. NJ. Daniels.
Visiting brethren cordially invited TO NJ
tend.
First Baptist Church Corner Sycamore ana
Patterson streets-Rev. a. W.Rogers, Pastor
residence 2l9 Bryan street.. Services ev@ry
Lords Day at II o'clock am and ~ o'cldplt
pm. Sabbath School at 0h o'clock a,lp.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening NJ ~
o'clock. Seats free.
First Presbyterian Church-on Elm street
hev. A. III Smith, Pastor, Sunday school al
Va o'clock am; preaching at II am. and 7
y m. prnyer meeting on Wednesday even.
inga. Ladies' Aid Society meets every
Thursday evening at . p. m, at tho Church.
Young Mems Christian Association Rooms
over stanford's boot and shoe store, Elm
street, Free reading iooms open every night
Second Presbyterian Church Norih.--At Odd
Fellows Hall, Sabbath morning, at II
O'Clock, and sabbath evening, at 1850. Rev
J. q. vonable, Pastor. Sabbath school at 10
A. M. every Sabbath
Tabernacle NJ. X. Church. Services to-day
In the lecture room OF the new structure
Preaching by Rev. NJ. Carhart, the Pastor, ut
IL Am. and Jpn Glass meeting at 10 a. M,
and Sunday school at Ppm.
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and during the campaign that followed.
Mr., Cochran took an active part in or.
ganlzlng and harmonlzlng the Demo.
cratic party. He was unanimously
nominated by tile Dallas County Dem
OcratlG Convention In 1873, rs their
candidate for the House from this
county, aud was elected aud served az
member Of the Fourteenth Leglsla
lure. lie was one Of the ten m EN- bers
chosen by the House, to act with like
number from the Senate, TO confer
with Governors Coke and Hubbard In
deciding the course TO be pursued In
the organization and Inauguration Of
the State Government during the
Rodriguez troubles. The Democrats
having made no nominations during
the late campaign, Mr. Cochran sub.
mitted his name 10 the people of Dali
las county, and was reelected by n
handsome majority to a seat In the
new Legislature, which assemblies In
Austin next month. Mr., Cochran ID
gentlepan OF extensive practical
knowledge, ready and forcible de-
batter, close and well-read student,
and will ably and honestly represent
his constituents.
A continuation Of these sketches
will appear in THE HERALD from day
10 day until completed.
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tiles AMI quantities OF two gallons OF
the White Sulphur Springs Water as
II IL taken from the spring. II has
been In use here for sometime, and
those who have used II speak Of II in
the most liaitering terms. In fact II
has become 30 popular here, that some
OF the physicians are prescribing II In
their practice, 1t M infalllole cure
for chronic constipation, headache,
nervous debility, neuralgia, torpid liv-
or, piles or hormorholds, and all dis
eases arising from deranged stomach.
It's popularity arises from the fact that
whilst II Is so very effective In its ac-
ton, II IL entirely free from any grip
Ing or unpleasant feelings that always
accompany any other purgatlye. This
medicine IL prepared by DR.. Geo, \.
Coleman, and IL known az Coltman's
Texas Concentrated White Sulphur
Springs Water, and IL sold by all drug
glsts here for one dollar per bottle
al.
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A slight Correction.

In THE HERALD yesterday morning
appeared an article in reference to an
attempted suicide. Since Its publica-
tlon the reporter has been Informed by
the gentleman himself that the report
was entirely without foundation as far
as 1t had reference to any premeditated
attempt upon his own life. He stated
to the reporter that he was frequently
In the habit Of taking small doses of
morphine for relief from neuralgia,
with which he Is afflicted, and that I'M
consciously he took an oyerdose on the
occasion referred to. THE HERALD
makes the correction, feel
ing assured that the young gentleman's
Is as represented. 1t seemed
almost impossible that he could be SO
foolish and wicked as to desire TO
AXE his own life, and that, too, ere
lis honeymoon was over. 1t would
recommend him, however, to dispense
With the use of deadly oplates until he
hall have become better acquainted
nth their sometimes fatal effects.
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IsepsOI,HI,

Mr. j. Hall, general agent Of Dozler,
Weyhl IL Co., wholesale cracker deal
ers Of st. Louis, IL la the city, Il guest
ofthe Lamar.
The HERALD had the pleasure OF n
visit yesterday from II. p. Hughes,
Esq, southern passenger agent Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
whose headquarters are now in this
city. THE HERALD tenders to Mr..
Huges hearty welcome on his return
to our city, and trusts that his resi-
dence amongst w may be permanent.
Among THE HERALD's visitors yes.
terday was Colonel II. w. Teasdale,
assistant general passenger agent OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail.
way. The Colonel states that extra
Inducements are offered passengers
and shippers over the route with which
he II connected,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-12
RRiirORd Meeting.

On our first page we publish an edi-
torial from THIS DALLAS HERALD set
ting out the importance of a railroad
connection between that place and
Cleburne, and urging the people Of this
county to take the initiative. The
matter is certainly entitled 60 oonsid.
Grafton. II no immediate and sub
stantial results were reached, a meet
ing of our citizens would certainly not
be out of place. Let u day be- set, a
meeting Of citizens be called and we
are assured that influential men from
Dallas will attend and second our ef-
forts for the improvement of Johnson
county. Let the meeting be called,
and II no other good result follows, it
will at least help to advertise the mer-
its of our county. C2eJ,one Chronicle.
From various notices In the Chroni-
cie we see that Cleburne Is earneatly
and heartily DESTROYS Of cooperating
with Dallas to build this road. Now is
The accepted time, and our citizens
should act promptly. The road can,
md must be built.