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RAILROAD ITEMS,

THE Mexican Central road will shortly DO
opened from the City of Mexico TO silao.
The Grand Trunk railway will take posses.
sion OF the Great Western on August H.
The net earnings of the Texas Pacific for the
first six months of 1882 were sS25,llS against
S5l9, 73i same period last year
II is stated that n branch railroad will shortly
AT.
The earnings of the Illinois Central for juno
We're eGG37ll, Decrease this year sliOlil.
The Louisville, New Albany 4 Chicago road
have advanced the wages Of the brakemen, bag.
gagemen and other train men twenty per cent
All the employees on passenger trains are ordered
to provide themselves with uniforms
MONTREAL, July IL 1t has leaked out here
that the government has imposed n very heavy
lne upon the Pullman car company rs n result
of the investigations of the customs commits
sioner here in relation to bringing larss supplies
into Canada without paying duty. The govern.
ment ana companys officials refuse to give any
information on the subject,
II is only few years since freight cars were
allowed TO he loaded with more than ten tons
Now but few eight.wheel cars are built with a
carrying capacity of less than twenty TONS
The advantages and economies secured by In.
creased capacity are such that u committee of
the Master Car Builders association have re.
commended the bulldingof twenty-five or thirty
ton test ears, believing that freight can be car
ried in thirty-,on cars with us much safety and
with greater economy than in cars Of less ca.
pacity
i Inc puDnsneu report ,hNt President Willard.
u, 'ne Nor.nSrn racine, naI ISSUED an order that
we ipahs ,anus west OF me Missouri river
snou,u ue solu ouiy 70 actual settlers ana In
quantity not exceeding 100 acres, Is wholly un.
true; 1n y, uitec.ots Oh me company long ago
,esViNS se6 oat purchasers could Duy 10 the eX-
vat vi Wv aVrts, OF " euurS section IL guarantee
Wos siN i iov iIuvu.a,e vulVyauon the inten.
large tracts from being absorbed and held by
sp 'st,,uD V,,s, a., >,
.iHso vsu,IaVs y! wy ullstenl western rail.
scrys now IN IN IN s bns .e iotai corn re.
syrNo huM iu slsHV III thc uilerent states NJ less
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LETTER LIST.

=. The following is a list of letters remaining In
me fost tonic, = Dallas, Dallas county. Texas for
called Tor in four weeks will be sent to the dead
leuer Office Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised" giving the date of the
nst Parties living in the city will please have
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CURE YOURSELF!

0
Dr. Bnhsnnans .'voectsbie Cura,l,o. IA ,,,-.S.
Wsssm ,nie sl form. of kpcrr aiorrhea or ss,prsi
.iost Fever" aud brnrs baak H. ss., and restores
"o mno have DESTROYED by sexual esccsses or s, ma. o.
uvh Two 70 seven weeks inlc. Ihs ren,s,, p 'hy.
mas tsen ssd by Dr. Bohnan IN hs priya,c whieh
W.T. ,niry ysaT. was never known 4, l IN n iet
, w woNI yisA IT gscs vitality and n,rrr,sn WY wen
ea n Won eject 70 those mddlc.aecd ce uso H
mn Nv =, c tner yrars Its in,goaing propctss
o, W., QUE. Young ncn suffering nom ,hn pe
san ss ,na yreadfly destructive habit of sefAh
fRpui kphr uoi.H; wlh The assurance OF spcc,v AMI
ss, NhhL cure The patient gains ttrsns,h AMI nnu
Cd 4. pohus SnSc as ae!s dIecy tic parts s
Aeu seminal vCslces and irra,cd dia S w 70 he re-
as il ne S9,ny them to their nSira State te same
hssh. ., are simple productions Of na,,,rcbs,h %
ng-Iriec m,i. ,peeinc for tho above diseases '''
Nv s ms.. XIX sale only at Dr. q A. Robanvan v nn ~
tycen s, no'n iiih street. between Washington aScnuo Su
sl ioii-, EstnhlUhcd II, lsp- ''"uo an0
esa, dsrS.o mIrs ~ 4, % Special ~a.s which e,,
s u,,infnon oI The nature cnieca symn,oms h.us
s9,r, &C. OF sirnlLls sEnikIL WEiRXTsu' mcnns o
'''- W any auures upon receipt ofonc stamp S' ''u'
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II
| Andrews. Walter f2l
Becker, II b
Billingsley, q
Boone, n ii
Berry, Callie
Barrow, VIM
Branch, Stewart
Aryant EJ
Bates, Jno NJ
Baiiman, w p
Butlar, II c
Aowen, CD
Boyd, Nettie
Cook, Wesley
Cooley, Eb
Convoy, Jno
Curry, W N
Corn, Susan
Croy, Sami
Cason. Luther
Daugherty, Ell
Daniels Sallie
Edmonston, J II
Elkins, ID
Fife, Miss Helen
Finley, NJ
Foster, Jno
Goodman, SY
Gadberry, Caroline
Galloway, Martha
Graham, NJ +
Mates, NJ A
HHiicikman' X b
m ulGIHicoI. Albert
uaney Nv
Hendricks I.ne
Uarkins SajIie
Howard, Mrs Fannie
johnson, Belle
u Ham II
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goods produced, the United Statos comes sec
ond, with about half the value of Great Britain.
ana Germany and Russia follow, the Joint pro.
States,
Senator Bayard says: Whoever controls the
cotton goods Of the world controls the ex.
changes OF the world. In this sense cotton is
KING The great mistake OF the southern peo-
pie, thinking that cotton was king, consisted in
believing that raw cotton was king There was
as little Of truth in their belief as there is in
most widespread popular decisions Whoever
controls the cotton cloth Is king, and powerful
though not an unlimited monarch Very
tew people want raw cotton. or can
one wants cloth in some form and
every one can individually turn 1t TO his pur.
pose The southern people did not see this
truth therefore never perceived that they were
more completely dependent on the manufac-
turer OF cotton than almost are the rasers of any
other agricultural product whatever upon the
consumer OF that particular article OF all the
great products of agriculture, cotton in its law
S't'e Is ne OF the least necessity TO the indiyd
ual man. 1t requires the capital, skill and me.
chaihc arts to make il available.
ihe columbus (Georgial Enquirer has CON-
pileu these hgures from reliable data, and pre-
s sIs them authoritatiyely TO Its readers The
enquirer notes the following increase of spin
dies during the years lsSl-lSS2: Georgia. 10000;
Aianamn SQUO; Tennessee, 81 900; Mississippi,
95 Uo0i Louisiana, 2l,0c0; North Carolina, Is
w Souln carolina, $4,000. Total new spindles,
Ssol0OO. Estimating the cost at ST per spindle,
" gives an Investment in this machinery of
s9I6S' 200, to which adding 25 per cent for oper.
athg capital gives total investment In
these new enterprises of Sl2,2l4,0O0 Few
people could have suspected such progress In
the cotton industry of the south. Ever since cot
ION manufacture began to spread In the cotton
states, the economic opinions which have
long been entertained In that section have been
undergoing a radical change. The states which
M via ID. l...,,.
are now veering strongly around to protection,
Massachusetts is at the present time the most
Incorporating of the protective states Mas
sachusetts In the early days used TO be an equal
~ uneompromising free trade state. But that
was the period when foreign commerce was The
dominant pursuit With manufacture at d later
date, came protection notions, and Adam Smith
went overheard
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AAN'
their street and number
). A. WHIssEN. p. NJ.
Armstrong. Caroline col
Balum, Jno r
Bankhead, Gardner
Baer, Jos
Barlow, II Clay
Barner, Jennie
Bradford, Miss / A
Bruno. Dora
Bottgey, G W
Bottlev, Billey
Bowlan, Richael ( Rosa
Baxter Mortimer
Callahan, Fleming
Campbell. Rev J A
Cannon, Mary
Cuid, James
CriSler, Jno
Darlington, Chas NJ
Gator, J Z
Dillon, Jack
Edmonston, HC
Evans, Il
Flanagan, Pat
Foster 4 Co
Gibson, Mrs Eli
Glover, l. T
Gassett A b (2)
Grimes, J L
Owens, ii l.
Herring. Jno
Hughes, Frank
Holland, Kansas (2)
Hendricks, Mrs Julia
llaney, VIM Nc G
Harris, J &
Hawks, Wrennie
Haynes 4 Martin
Johnson, Charlotte e,
johnson, Henry
johnson, Sam
Jones, Il G
Jordan, Valentine (col
Klein, 5 J
King. Vim
Lacick, Frank
laune, n y
Langton, Maggie
Lawrence, Lou
Maloy, Emma
Miller, Mollie
Marine, Nancy
Myers, Dick
Mauss, NJ j.
May, j Il
McCurdy, II
McNair, II
McDo nell, NJ l.
Newell, Louis
Potter. Mrs NV
Payne, Robt
RAIDER, W X
Rock, T
Rains, Isam (coD
Rosser, II 5
Shortess, Mrs -
Smith, W Pr
Speaks, l.
Spikes, Tom
Starkey IL DAVIS
Savage, Z A
Turner, Mrs Matte
Woodley, W NJ
Walker, VIM
Winter, Il 2
Wright. Mrs r K
Wills. J G
Williamson, W +
elgn.
laneous.
Brown, w A
Kelley, Maj
es.
Hook, II NJ
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COTTON,

Sieel,Soo nange 70 note In the price OF cotton
ma,,eoi an eighth In New York. In aii
Ired Nv 9i tue country tho prices are nm.
3teaiv III liverpool tho market was qulet
yesio,1,na,t his city prices remain as 70.
Xmldhlinr
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FUTURES.

PlERE Is nothing of interest to motto In the flu -.
markets OF the country. A slight advance
taken place in both New York and New or.
Ps but too Insignificant TO attract particular
lnuon. In Liverpool the near months show
mneSS, but the further Off the sales the less
TEST is manifested.
NEW yDpE
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s Nm bales Of cotton this Year than last 10
hplosasnno1w that over f500,oQO operatives
n,,no IN the manufacture of cotton goods
iso,m'p countries of the would. or
ke toilow. sre employed IN Great Britain.
| In or,,n, WIN 2lveoo and the other coun.
howa., germany and India. With re-
""s'et 70 the annual yRluo ofcv.ton
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co., New London. a.

Isrdei v Bro'cn, Pes't. Eide r. Brssa, Trsas
Ihese machines run light, mako fne sample, and
clean the seed properly Best Ingixh cast steel in tho
SAWS eteeth will not bend break OF or turn hack
iron pulleys throughout, brush strongly made. with
adjustable boxes, cast stee Journals and two blts
one az each understanding cool besrings, full speed
ana s'eany notion tonly Gin in market having this
nmproVementl Extra large shafts to saw and brush
WINNERS stfons Iron frame best materials, supe-
rtor wots rla,srip fine fnish,
ts-Mose sroSn Gins have been sold du,in, IN, mast
three seaaN-s can any other two mGkcs combined Mr.
israel y Brown tfrom isis to 1853 of the nrm of 4 t
taylor & Co OF Columbus Ga), tho president or tho
company has had longer practical experience In
making Gins than anysother man living Present fscl
uesfor manufacturing and shipping unequaed by any
other establishment OF tho kind In tho world Hence
our very low prices for such superior machines.
graHs >. NMSS, Feeders and Copdapsa.s
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SasdiraI.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pases closh
anu gut binding. 50 cents same in paper cover
. cents; Manhood, 10 cents; wonanhood 10
centS pamphlet cents, securely sealed. h,
NAL, nal send money or postage stamps. n
VIII, hirIiER, the great specialist .6I7 st Charlep
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate rs Brain Tonic
DIR. Il. W. Robertson, Cleveland, Ohio.
says. From my experience can cordially
recommend 10 Us brain and nerve tonic.
especially Ia nervous debility, nervous dys-
pepsia, etc., etc.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

rs a never-failing cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, Sem
inal Weakness, Sper.
matorrh9a, Los r
MANHOOD, impoten.
cy, Paralysis, and all
ting terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
follies, and excuses In
mattirer years-such as
Loss of Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion, Aversion TO sooie.
NJ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-07-19
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u Csnlplaint ID a Kamnain.,

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ali periodical pgvsrsss there Is probably nothing
else - mean to Sc as poor Fsur. especially 10 to
sSed readers Take for Instance the oldes; news
PaFes P1biishsd in tie Hawaiian language. The
writer hereof desires to state that De alIscgs no
blame 10 Editors Of that j1zru1I as perhaps they
are lDnoceui of the fLult done them. To Rad an
article N t14t newspaper with only sveTy Uthsr
lsstEr Of the zurd shcEir- and IL some instances
a Et1.e word druppsd- Is indeed 10 pleasure II
! sid BY SINE ot those u-1ad IN Publication q
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sane used daring the administration u Mr.. II. N.
hltr1y s1-la fifteen wears rlst. Might il not b
sci f1- The ts1Eit Of its many readers that an
outlay Eas made whereby tia E-f5s could D.
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IRRICATIoNI

IRRIGATION AFTER THIS DATE
= strictly pEoaieited except between the hour- o.
% a. M. aud 10 p-m e. u. FREETH
Arprorcd SUPPLEMENTARY - W,fe- ~
l>isnedl II ?. CASTER, Minister % Interior
Houolulu. April igth ISL se rttf
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
II Consultation BoOns and Residence Nc , Kukui
ss- OFFICE HOURS 10 iati a. NJ. u, 60 So, a
q Teisphanc No Ii9. ess 4
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