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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-03-20
THE PIANO.
Water Notice.
Office Sup't Water Work

VIUNV NuP W"!NI " u NJ -
Honolulu, July 3, 1882.
A Ii persons having Water Privileges
N are notified that their Water Rates
are payable scmi-annually, in advance,
at the Office of tie Superintendent of
Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street,
upon the LIST day of January and July of
each year. CHAS. B. WILSON,
Supt " alter Works
S. X. KAAI, Minister Of Interior. 204
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CURIOUS Canadian Customs, EX-
amples of Prodigious Memory and
an Editors Pants, on the fourth
page.
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The Cable Co.'s sale OF boats and
fittings from the W. II. Reed takes
place to-day. Lyons & Levey auc-
tioneers.
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Those Ladies Boots, Shoes and
Slippers are still the attraction in Nj.
McInerny's window, and we advise
all who have not yet seen them to do
so soon and make their selections as
the assortment Is being broken up.
665 st.
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The Symphony Club intends to
give benefit to Mr.. Yarndley, in
the early part of next month.
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VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Schr Kekauluohi for Hanalei
PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco per w. G..
March 19--Mrs G Hoad & daughter
G p Hardy, j Mitchell.
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How long will it be before the
Royal School pupils receive their
medical certificates? Are the sus-
poets still allowed to attend school?
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MEssRs. Levers & Cooke have
just received, from Canton, guam
tity of white, fancy and solid col
ored mattings.
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JUICE Widemann, Mr.. IL. f.
Glade, Mr.. H. w. Schmidt and Mr..
F. A. Schaefer, on behalf of the
German residents, invite all their
friends to garden party at the Ger
man Club on Saturday afternoon,
from to o'clock, in honor of the
eighty seventh anniversary of the
German Emperor's birthday.
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STOCK EXCHANGE.

The Honolulu Stock Exchange
held its regular session on Wednes-
day morning.
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ARRIVALS.

March 10
Whale Mars from New Bedford
Schr Rainbow from Koolau
Schr Kekauluohi from Hanalei
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HoUsEKEEpERs complain, since the
Sunday rainfall, of larger allow
ance of water in their daily tactical
supplies.
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DIED.,

In Honolulu, March 10Th, Mary, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Harvey,
aged 4 months.
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THERE are some nice holes on
Fort street, between Kullui and
School. Road Supervisor Hart, if
he can be spared from his duties at
a corner block, might look at the To-
cality. He is not expected to effect
repairs until an accident has hap
pened.
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OCEANIC s. s. co.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Alameda. Leaves Honolulu. Apr. lst
Mariposa. Leaves Honolulu, Apr. 10Th
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LOCAL g. GENERAL NEWS.

Mr.. E. P. Adams has special
sale of special Manila cigars to-day.
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ETELEpH0NIC,

Diamond Head, Mar. 20, $50 am
Strong N. Z. wind.
Stmr Jas Makee niles off
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BIRTH,

March II, the wife of James Campbell
Daughter.
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A dividend of 50 per share will be
paid tomorrow, to holders of stock
in the Haawa Sugar Company, at
the Office of Messrs. G. Brewer &
Co.
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WHITE or black sand can be OBJ
tanned in any quantities from the
American Express Co. who will also
cart it wherever ordered.
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The IWalani,
The James Makee,

FREEMAN, Commander
Leaves Honolulu every Thursday
at pm. for Kapaa and Kilauea. Re,
turning, leaves Kauai every Tuesday ut
pm, and touching at Wainae, both
ways.
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HARpwARE ANp METALS.

81, AXEs-Collns, y dozen, 900; Gold Dollar.
X DOZEN 500 Diamond Edge, a dozen, 1908;
Double bit, HOO
=, sK ~ AND LIps-il6c y n; sugar kot-
Tin pLATE-I. Q. lOxii, = box, SEQ; I. G.
ltNal, u box, 500; Teruo, llxN, 3 box, $50.
lerne, @)X2S, il box, 1850.
NwARE-picccd, discount 70 a cont,
stamped, discount 90 a cont
SoLpEn-No. !, lic; No, = and Z, lsc a rs.
uuuk HORSE COLLARS-NO. !, lli "a dozen.
n A.MEs-Two loop, 400 Rdozou; three loop,
TAcHs-In boxes, 100 papers, 40 = box.
SRun Hots-f DOZEN 1850, railroad picks,
MArT0CHs q dozen, aOG
- " cent.
NAIi.s-a9,, rate.
suoNEtS Ann SrAnEs-R Owland's, al a..
count % Fcenti Ames' list, steel goods, a b
count 30 and To a cent
HEAVY hAGuwARE-sn8ng dnlsh, eco
po'cs, ltVi sma'njIyts, wagons, SCI So. lT5.
pnssyi 22oi express, 2ul; WAGON ,nnpups'
.gVOi hickory aNlcs, 1000; bolster 4.5l; conn.
ling poles, li5; gpOkos, NIX seleUi, 2W,
NIX, $50 sawed euoes, h. 100; = aC0.
howden shoes, 600; uorthwe tenn nor pails
80, u, oW!' q n-1i s, bOy. tnr iron, lo rate;
pillow Steel, 20; spring stet So; cnSt rte,l. ist
huu0lEs-Grade H. aud spring tor. NOuta
lW,O. do, open, 1OOOgS0O0, do. side gpr!ug
top, lWWdlhOO; do side bar, lOOONaim.On
10 phOtons, l&OADlN00' grade a. aida
spring, llOOAGANUo; dn. pnptOns, l60OOd
WOO; hump seat huggiCs. L..DNG2i0O0; plat.
lorm ~ SprinEgs, llOOUglNUJ; tnreo spring wag.
WRE--Smooih wire No. o. So; Nos. 10 and
SC apanned, barbed wire, &c; galyan.
Hod bArbed, 20
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CQBFEg-k Mo fair, ll03i2c; prime, l2lSQtI8c
choice, l8i5glic; Lagiyra, lic; Java, 20c.
TEAs--lmperial Bose; Young Tyson, 100
iOci OOlong, iH96Oc; Japan, 8OGe6ic
sUGARs-PoWderel, 9'{c: cut l0nf, 9lSc
graduated, SIC; standard A I, H{c IOulsi
ana white clarified, Sex yellow clprlhed, $50
choice Loui Slana, 7c.
Observation-Disclosures choice, Blc; prime
DC; fair 10 good, 4Oe; corn syrup, Zoe; auga
syrup, 6lG65ci rebollod, iTp'lc.
BAGGING-Pure Jute, "a lbs, lOkc; ia yard
W lbs, lOAc; Ties, LBS h bundle.
RiCE-Wholesale, GA1ITdc.
CRAoKERs-Soda Y, 10; XXX, nc; cream
G; ginger snaps, &c.
s0AP-Ollye, 9.75 n box, blue India, Z 4
oars S's0 box u 10 bars, 40 y box; | u
,CANDLEs-star, full weight, i5}kc; short
CnEEsE-Full cream, i8c.
koPE-lOc basis; cotton rope, $50.
OLorHEsrlNs-R Round, 65ci spring LOO 4
MGAsuREs-lS bushel, iron bound, l.JO u
dozen; 2-hOop pals, 200; 0-hoop, 225.
Tubs-3 nest, 2,25; Suest, 80; No. |, 500 q
dozen; No., 500; No. 8, 100.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45lD75o
PowpER-l.OO N key Of % its; l26 10, 225
"a do, l,&i blasting kegs, 225. Shoi-drOp bag
ANGELO; buck, 2.2Id2.85.
PICKLES chow, I-barrel, barrel, So
l-gallon pals, chOw-chOw, $50; 3-gallor
p,uisi hlAtu plckleht l'JJi glass plnui, l.3l
glass quarts, 200; glass q gallon, $50; glass
gallon, 40; glass hex, gallon, 40.
MAcKEREi.-No. / barrels, 1850; No !,
barrels, $50; No. A.barres, $50; No. Q y
barrels, 1905 No. 2 14-harrels, 300; No. kltsl
70; No. 2klts, l.05; No. 3 kits Lou.
HOLLAND HERRING-lmported. !. 25 q kec
CANDI-Stck, lll6c Il N; fancy, l5,GGic.
RAtstNs-London layer, ~.
OlpEk-Crab apple, iJc; Missouri cider, 30,
p gailJhi vinegar y gallon, lHGOc.
SrARCU--pcerl, iAtc; royal glass, So: Bon,
ION l-lh packages, &c; corn starch, l-it pnc,,,
ages, Sc; IN wood box glass, nc; BIB papeI
box glass, 6ls.
LYE-C0ncentratod, 25XaL00
JuGs-We quote; lie n gallon for glazed
rocks, l0c q gallon for glazed.
TOMATO E5-2-ib standard, LOS; 3-h stan
iHrd, Sl.2i,
DRIED PEACHEs-UnpeelodS So; peeled, 40
PROVISIONS Short bacon, i2lsc; short Dir,
s,alt LEG; breakfast bacon, H9lHsc; hams
l6gl556c.
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IlIlIlIis.

ACiDs-Sulphuric, q carboy, gS.55; cltric, y
o. so' oXalic, D n, Is; tartarlc, powdered a
GUMs-Anblo, select, a n, Go, asafetIda
10 Soc oamphor, % to2l; opium, Sl.20to NJ.
Oiis-. Befgamot Sandeuon's, a N, S2lO;
emon, Sanderon's, SlAi; peppermint, Sl2j!
wntergreen, N,&j olive, Malaga, Si.2i.
Sl.i0 To $3.50.
soArs-cestlle, notified, . n, SelOC: cas-.
tile, white, li,dlG
MtsCELIAERous - Ammonia, carb., a NJ.
Ac; alum, ADi; arrowroot, Bermuda, zoe; Bal,
sam, copMha, bNc; horaN, renuod, l50ol6; Gallo.
mel, am, f4ci castor oil, y gall, N.i6Gl6O;
cassia buds, n 10, lN0ls; cream tartar, pure
II N, @j corrosive sublimate, n n, rs; chlnrn.
form, q n, Sl.ONrll0; extract logwuod bulk
y 10, ladhj glycorlne, bulk, "A III, 9ips1;
Iodine, rcSubllmaled IA N, geo; leaves
buohu, short y 10, Is; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
N, 80 morphla, snlph, RoE., $3.50; spirits
inter, sweet, ~ 10, 30; strychna, CRYSTALS, 81 .Si
q l; i9i taplooa, y u, Il wax, white, b u,
sulpeatso oolnlne, v o., p.N@l.S6.; Gin.
ohonidln, % 10 Nhc.
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nRY s.ns,ns.

PRINTs-Merrlmac ID, 81 Manchester, 8;
Arnold, .; Arnold's indigo ~; Arnofd's
choice DO, SO; American, 81; American In
digo. ~; Pacific, 8: Hamilton. 5l3i Glouces-
cocheco, 6; Gloucester st' 81; Richmond, 6;
Windsor, 6; Steel River, 53s; Aliens ~
Merrnacc pink, 81; Richmond pink, 81 Allen
pink, 9; Meuimac shlrting,5; Regatta shirt
ing, 47{i Hampton, "a Allen shirtlngs, ~
Dunnell shlrtings, Az.
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ill, 81
stark IA, "a; Augusta 81; Indian Hes
-, "a Mystic River "; Atlantie 4
TX; Pepperell Il, ~; Indian Orchard EE,
5l5 Pepperell L, z; fremont CC, So; Cont
mental X, g. Pepperel O, Va; Pepperell n
a Continental Q. ~; Indian Orchard "A,
Beaver Dam IL. 6sz Clark a 81; Nonpa-
ell, ~; Granite 3, ~; Bedford r, ~
Portsmouth T "a; Mohawk, q Boot n, 4
Graniteville EE, "a; Wachusett, u; New
market A, 8; Newmarket q, w:
RLEAcHED SHEErINGs New York, l0l5
Wamsutta 1917; LangdOn GB, 10; LOnsdHlo
cam muslin, M, Berkeley eX cam musin
49,; VuscarOra, 10; AndrOscoggin j. Al, s;
Masonvllle,0; Lonsdale, 81; Cabot, IA; Con
Prosperity, 81; Hin A, 3; Hiu7-S, u; Hal
lowell y, "a; Boot y, III; BallOu, 8; Canoe
Sd, 4; Blackstone AA, T5; Hope, IA; Green
q, 5Z9i Gold Medal, 7; Fitchville, z, Feur.
less,L
TICKs-Amoskeag AGA, "a; Amoskeag A.
49,; Amoskeag b. 1917; AmosReag G, ia
Amoskeag j, II; Amoskeag II, lOl9; Amos
keag L, 10; Amoskeag II, 8; rhornIike a
TX; Swift River, IA; Methuen IA, l25; Con
estoga ex. A, 10; Cords ACE, ll15; COnesto.
ga eX,7-S, IL; COnestoga GIN "a Is; lonestogn
| CT4-4454; Conestoga, Goa rs, y; Hmnll-
ton, ll@; Manhattan, 8; international w
3; Ocean,6 ..
srHPFs-Amoskeag, s-sre6-9, ll'4; Amor.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, Nov. Is This Is probably the cor
rect time to sell cotton. tits not prosumabe
that rates Will 20 very mnch higher Gables
were strong to-day and liverpool marked mp
fraction. The bulls decla G that the Or
leans grade will go from 1916 to Cd. New
York closed to-day at 1914 which is q gain OF
S-l6 IRON previous election prices, and gain
OFFS from the lowest of the s. ason The
southern ports are In full sympathy with the
upward tend ncS. Receipts at the ports TO-
day were 2l7,Sd1 bales, against lS5,96l bales
the same day one year ago. This means u q
receipts for I'VE days beginning Saturday
This shows a gain this Sc sou over last of 81 r
403 bales. Dallas receipts for the season are
l4,2N bales, stocks 735 bales and shipments
1861 bales
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KnnTs Am snnrs

Mons kip brogans, aJal.gj, boys Kin bro.
.sns, @gl!W; mems Y. cali hrogana, .Osal.7S
buckle plows, lOOCQl.Sh, boys kin g.bucltle
lows, Ssdl..j; mems butl bnls. congress and
uuVon, lFJg2Il, mons calf balls, congress
aud button, 2lotl.el. mems kip boots, el.oOSc
wv mems l, cali boots, 2tpOlfi5.O0, mems
ih,Ni boys r. calf hoois iG5gsI9tOO. bov'f
eali boots, G.TidInl; womon's 40 KIP polfas
ipotNh ~; Misses % kip pOlkas, 6msOc,
childNN ) Rip polkns, all sizes, lEdifc; child''
and ~ polish, l,Ool.2S; Misses calf neg and
~ polish, MgliQ; women's bun sewed pol.
lsh, NNl.Ai wOmons calf Howed pOllkh, la
0lMS; women. grain newcd aud polish. Nj
gl.xil wnmenk KID sewed, MOoiT5; women'r
goai rerad nnllsh. i.4fnl.I5 vonouia gr.li,,
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LIQUORS.
AlcoHoI-p gallon, gq.s7 10 .g 10

lNANOnois- II ktllollf f@sot " f-.iV
MISUNDERSTANDING gallon $500 10 g6O,
Imported cognac, lSI7, a gallon, $3.50; lS.2 ib 30,
1870, S5,IO; 1861 1866; 1850, $40; lS0S, $500,
1875. tl050; Otard, nupuy & cos coguac, lS5S
$3.50; 1870, 800; 1861, 500; 1873, iiO.25; Bis
quei, nnbouche Co, cognac, 1878, $3.50; 1870
se.in; 1919, 5000
GiN-Domestlc. New York or Philadelphia,
r gallon, Si.20; Holland, "a gallon, S27Ed2.S5;
Sir Robert Burnetrs Old Tom, q gallon, So hi
gfl2o; SIR Robert Burnctps Old Tom, "a cask
tS.5g090O; Holland, q case, $3.50.
WuisKN--louisinnR rectlned, w "a cent
proof, n gallon, si.lb; Western, nlSdi III
Bourbon, kl.i00Ab0; Rye, ,fl50d8.bO; scotch
Imported, N.OVSGi.sj; Irish, imported, $40
eDA.2h Wv
CHAMPAoNEs = Rouderer Carte blnnch
quarts, y dozen, E.0O; Piper Hoidselck ,quarts
N dozen, 900; krug a Co, quarts, ~ dozen
l25Oi Moer Chandon, Sliiory Monsseux, \
dozen, 2io0; vremant d'Ay, h doxen, 300; q
III. Munlm 4 Co.'S, pinls, - addluOnat ef,
veincnay, 2LTb; kNiry nry, 2ShO.
WtNfs-Cnliornih clafet, a gallon, 6lqD65
zienfsndel No. !, ii gallon, tN975; importo,
clarots, ordinary, n oask, 3O.O0lSOOO. hmilS
olareia, per cask, aO.0NthO.0O; rno clnrpts. (
cnsk, NiN3lTb.l0; Medoc, n case, 900: III
Julian, y case, go; Margaux, q case, 100
fonte Camel, 4 case, 1000; Ihrose, n 'cnse
100; Leoylll, y case. l2O0; Chateau fAhite
y ~~ Voc oifinsrv, y oa.e. &oo@s 10
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FRUIT. pnuLrRy, GAME. rro.

ArpLEs- SIC rer barrel.
cline, nominal
i.rMoSs.-slcny, 7.Ol r box; Malaga, 100.
DArrs--ln lralls, lOqlec.
BANANAs-SNtOtiOO "A bunch.
SRApgs--Nplaga, eO0eotO half hnrrol.
SWEET porArors- Nominal.
ONIONS New, country, 10. n bu.
PofAroks--H buHhei. Hic
!. vAHrNqr-Ssw a-a'clabo = dozen, or sss,lo
cvisxk<s-we quote I, soaos.z y dosen,
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WHEAT Highest zoe; lowest, 50.
RYE-Nomnal; barley nominal.
CoRN-Bulk, Doc; sacked, SIC.
OATs-2Sc la bulk; 21c sacked.
FLouR--Per cwt,: Patent, $3.50; fancy, $40;
choice lanily, $40; AAXH, $780, low grade,
Sl,h0.
BaAS-At mills, 75c; IN store, 81.
CoRNaEAIe-F Fine hGlted per 100 pounds,
E.3O.
HOMIEY AND GRfcs-i5 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn per iUJ pounds, sl,21;
cnopped corn ana oats pOr 100 pounds, Sl.1p;
corn bran per l0D pounds, 40c.
GRAHAM FLOuR-Per 100 pounds, SO.
HAY-Prairie, s. per bale or SO loose; mill
leij ~ per ha lie or 81 loose.
MILLEr SEED--fJc. Germpn INLET p0c,
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CArr' E-Steers nom 2.iOto S.2i. Fat har-
rem COVE, 80 10 40, Bulls nom l,55 10 2.25.
Veal calves, 20 TO 500, Milch cows, $500 TO
ih0O per hDHl,
uoOs-tOi hogs, l.2i to as; stock hogs,
3 Otto iUl.
SnEEr-M uttnns, 2cOtncn
shose pricUs urc for live Weights per i0l lbs,
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Loeb 4 Froiherg are exclusive agents
for the celebrated Batavia canned goods.
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LUMBER AND nuIIpINa MArrRrAI

Rouon LuMnER--tindcr2 Is feet 80 \ ZOO;
over - feet, {22.5i Rl,OO
Ihksskp LuARER-rOne side select. sas =,
i.,kpi Que side, over u inches Wide, Sif.bO y.
tttQ. Two Sides 10 = 1000; one side, ll.dli.
inches, 80 q 200, native siding, w y I .Nh:
r .o. PINE siding, second common. sH.60 Is
<,n NJ NV; y cc''ipK, dressed and undrcssrd'
~ wv; y ceiling, dressed and nndresscd'
~ t:!.o; poplar ceiling, ~ 80 n loo; white
e. e..'' g. "! M dressed md matched
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LETTER LIST.

The following are the letters remaining in
the pOst-oflice for the week ending Nov. 18th,
1884. II not called for within four weeks they
will be forwarded to the dead-letter offics.
l.. s. GARRIAON. Z. NJ,
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Ladies', read our advertisement on
front page. H.. Bsrman.
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Wc make white aud colored shirts 10
order mt Castles Bros.
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For lame back, side or chest use Shl.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price - cents
Sold by j. NJ. lInnsn.
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Ladies', French Kid Button Shoes at
dunstahle's.
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New Rnchovies and sardolles at Loeb
y Fruibsru'S.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give Immediate relief. Price
10. 30 and 81. Sold by J. M. House.
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DR. J0ha BULBS
DR. JGha BULBS
Smith, T 0liCSyrug
FOR THE CURE OF
F EVER and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
AND ILL MlLhRInL nISEASEs
AID Al MALRRIAL DISEASE,

The proprietor Of this celebrated medi.
cine justly claims for it superiority over
all remedies ever offered to the public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER-
RANENT cure Of Aguo and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether Of short or long stand.
ing. He refers TO the entire Western and
Southern country to bear him testimony to
the truth of the assertion that in no case
whatever will it fail to cure il the direc-
tons are strictly followed and carried out.
IN great many cases single dose has
been sufficient FOR o cure, and whole fami-
lies have been cured by g single bottle, with
perfect restoration Of the general health.
1t is, however, prudent and in every case
more certain TO OuTe, il its use is continued
in smaller doses for week or tive after the
disease has been checked, more especially
in difficult and long-standing cases. Usu-
ally this medicine will not require any aid
TO keep the bowels ia good order. Should
the patient, however, require Cathartio
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses of the Tonic, single dose of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will DO sui.
fciept.
BULLS shRskpkAIILh is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities Of the blood
and sCrofulous affsotiOns-tho King of
Blood Purifiers.
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DESTROYER is prepared in the form Of
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pleasant 10 the taste.
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BECTERION, IRVINE s. co.,
Sole Ageuta FOR Dallas, T'e1nf.
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Ladie
Alnsworth, Sallie
Baker, Mrs Laura
Benson, Mrs ; u
Bonehrake, Miss b
Blanche
Brown, Grace
Brown, Henri tia
Bowlin, Rosa
Cohen, Miss Eta
Cole, Mrs Martha
Campbell. Miss Callia
Cox, Miss Charlotte
Cox, Mrs Susan
DaughGrty, Maly
Duke, Mrs MAllissa A
Datarson, Mrs Mary
Davis, Miss wgia
Evans, Mrs Sadia
Flynn, Miss Annie
Freeman, Miss Lizzie
G,0irt JinnV
Griggs, Miss Ada
Hicks. Mrs
Hons Mrs NfoI)ie
un,vniI Airs M
Johnson, sarah
.Iolnson' Miss ELIZA
lows Mrs lt.io
Itpnioi Mis- ora
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LAWS Mrspattie
Mad Loretta
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Tho Folly Of OyerwOrk.

There is always cry going up that
overwork is sure to kill mentally or
physically, and yet it is not needed.
Men who have commanded success by
incessant application are apt to think
that they can endure forever. Others
may break down, they say, but, like the
their ability to keep on. They cannot
even dry up in their own estimation.
What folly this is. There is limit
to all human effort, and no one can over
step the line set by nature as the boun-
Diary of his powers without going to
pieces generally, like the One-horse shay,
which DIR. Holmes has made immortal.
If one man could accomplish everything.
there would be no necessity for more
than one human being upon the globe,
and a nice sociable time he would have
of it laboring to acquire fortune that
he could not spend. We are here to
assist one another, not to wear ourselves
out before our time, and, though we
cannot escape from the curse of earning
our bread by the sweat of our brows,
we need not commit slow suicide, nor
make our burdens unbearable either
through ambition or a love of gold.
The world will get on quite as we'll
when we are out of it, though we may
think our work is indispensable; and
we will be forgotten, except by our i'm
mediate friends, almost as soon as our
toes are turned up to the roots of tho
daisies.
The late Wilbur +. Storey. known
far and wide as the editor of the Chi
cago Times, q forcibie and aggressive
writer and far-seeing editor in many
respects, was victim of overwork.
First, he broke down mentally, and the
management of his business affairs had
to be taken out of his hands by legal
means; and recently he passed away,
ut an age, sixty-five, when most men
ore still robust and active. He made
many ventures before he was victorious
over adverse circumstances, but after he
was successful he did not know how 70
enjoy the fruits of his triumphs. He
continued in the editorial harness until
he WAS compelled to get out of it, and
he has left large property for his heirs
to quarrel over.
Others will enjoy what he sccumu-
lated at the sacrifice of mind and body,
and il he had left them nothing, they
would probably revere his memory
quite as much as they do now. If he
had remembered the homely old prov
erb, @There is no pocket in shroud,"
and given himself time for needed rec
reation, he might now be hale and
hearty among his fellow-men. He
might have taken lesson from the IT
rcpressible James Gordon Bennett in
the matter of outdoor exercise, without
going 30 far as that gentleman has been
in the habit of doing in the direction of
convivial entertainments. Boston Catl-
tiUdfor.
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Banking Intelligence.

He wanted position in an Austin
bank. The President was satisfied
with his credentials, but, before engage
ing him, put him through little civil
service cross-cxamination.
Suppose, now, q man was to come
in here to deposit 500 in 81 bills, how
would you count them?"
I'D wet my finger and lift up each
bill until got to the last one"
why would you not lift up the last
one?"
Because there might possibly be
one more bill under it, and il the de-
positor was to see it he would want il
back, but il the twentieth bill is not
lifted up and there should be another
bill in the pile the bank makesit. Don't
you see?'
"You viii do said the Bank Presi-
dent. You have been in the business
before, but / didn't suppose you knew
that trick, "-Teras Siftisgs.
CATHOLIC journals advocate the dis
continuance of preaching fulsome eulo-
gies and the writing Of fulsome obitu-
aries respecting the dsad.
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TWENTY-FIVE Senatorial terms expire
with the present Congress. Fourteen
OF the retiring Senators are Democrats,
eleven Republicans, as follows Pugh
Oem.) of Alabama, Walker Dem of
Arkansas, Farley Dem Of California,
Hill (Rep.) of Colorado, Plat Rep of
Connecticut. Call DEM OF Florida,
Brown Oem.) of Georgia, Logan Rep.
of Illinois, Voorhees, Dem of Indiana,
Allison (Rep.) of Iowa, ingalls, (Rep.
of Kansas, Williams Dem of Kentuc-
ky. Jonas dem. of Louisiana. Groome
(Dem.) of Maryland, Vest Oem.) of
Missouri. Jones (Rep.) of Nevada, Blair
Rep.) of New Hampshire, Lapham
(Rep.) of New York, Vance Dem. of
North Carolina, Pendleton Dem. of
Ohio. Slater dem, of Oregon, Gamer
on Rep.) of Pennsylvania, Hampton
Oem. of South Carolina, Morrill, rep. }
of Vermont Cameron (Rep. of Wiscon-
sin. The Democrats in California and
Oregon viii be succeeded by Republi-
cans.