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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-06-16
/" OUR SANITARY STATISTICS" /"

y review OF an artlcle III Ine HH-
aoaiion Nonthly, by DR.. c. I.
Rogers.)
This is well written article,
evincing much study. Concerning
the present system of sanitary
statistics. the writer says: ''The
more carefully they are studied and
the more thoroughly they are
analysed, the more unsatisfactory
and even deceptive they are found
to be-. The tabulated deaths in
Honolulu in 1881 and 1888 were
respectively Sl8 and 637. Deduct
ING from these, deaths from small
pox and beriberi which form no
part of our ordinary mortality, and
it leaves 54S deaths in 1881 and 600
in 1888. On an estimated basis of
population of 10000 in 1881 and
$4,000 in 1888. the death rate for
the former year is 1925 per thou
sand and for the latter year 33, 83 per
1000. To those who have studied
sanitary statistics and who are fami-
liar with the death rate in foreign
cities. these figures assume start
ling significance. .
i"The annual death rate Of cities of
average heatlthfullness and under
reasonably good sanitary control,
ought not in the absence of epide-
mics, to be over twenty to twenty
five per thousand. The city of New
York has an annual death rate OF
about twenty-five or twenty-six per
thousand, while London averages
some twenty-one or two per thousand.
1t appears. therefore, that Honolulu,
with a magnificent climate, occupy
ing a naturally healthy location and
singularly free from endemic di-
seases, has an annual death rate fifty
per cent, greater than London with
it's teeming millions, its crowded
slums, its aggregation of poverty,
squallor and vice, and one third
greater than New York with its
closely packed tenement house
population, its intense midsummer
heats and consequent frightful in,
fant mortality
During the months of the summer
before last, the death rate of London
reach the remarkably low figure l3
45 per thousand. Onthe other hand
the smallest numbers of deaths
exclusive of smallpox, reported by
our Board of Health for any con
secutive three months of 1881, was
III. This. on an estimated popula,
ton of 10000, gives an annual deatf
rate of PITT per thousand, or double
I.ondon's best showing. The small
est number reported here for any
three consecutive months in 1888,
was l39, which, on an estimated
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THE SlGNERS OF THE LYGEUM RES0-
IllTl0N

The following are the balance OF
the names of those who have signed
the Lyceum resolutions, part of
whose names were published last
Saturday. In addition to this list
then are some 20 signatures which
are illegible:
Mann Alex, Martin w, Medan E
G, Muller G, Mendrinca p, Miller
Z, McGrew Jno S, Morris Thos,
May Henry, Mellis A NJ, May Thos,
Mabie L T, Moore L r, Murray j
H, Miller H, Mcintyre w A, Mahi-
opio c p, McGregor w II, Moffatt
Jno, Madeira J, McCombie Alex M,
Mcconnell w j, McInerny z, Mana,
McKechnie j, McCandless w, Nc
Candless E c, McWayne A, McGurn
Albert, Mcintosh j j, Mutch VIM,
Marble Geo III, Morgan A, McKie E
G, Michiels Chas, Mckenzie j A,
Moore Robt, Marshall E M, McIn-
tyre H, Monsarratt M ID, McInerny
NJ, Mccarthy c j, Meekapu S II,
Miller Nj, McCann Matth, Mcclure
j w, McGregor Alex, Marchant l.,
Moore Isaac, Mahoe Saml.
Nunes r b, Nunes r j, Needham
w G, Nilsson Antoine, Naval j, Mott
John, Mott Jas, Nahola, Nielsen G,
Neiser M, Nagle T j, Nordberg Z
M, Naiwi w NJ, Nolte, Mott Thos,
Mott Sam.
Oat j, Oliphant VIM, Oderkirk j,
Ordenstein b, Opfergelt M, Oxley
d, Oat j NJ Sr, Dat j NJ Jr, Otsemba
Frank.
Page W II, Pereira, NJ S, Parker
w, Purse Jno Paa, Phillip p,
Palmer A, Patterson Geo, Poole
Thos, Pfeiffer G, Philips. j, Pond
w III, Passenger II r, Palau M,
Parker H II, Place W II, Peacock
w G, Pierce A w, Pomroy w M.
Rowe E c, Riseley j w, Rob-
son W, Raupp Geo, Ryan Ed j,
Rewcastle Thos, Raymond r,
Robertson j w, Renton Geo F,
Rasenarne L, Rowe w, Reid HI c,
Rowland VIM, Ross G, Rosenberg
j S, Renjes FL, Raymond +,
Rodanet j A, Richardson A w,
Robertson G II, Raseman A II,
Rothwell j S, Roth S, Rosenberg
j l., Ross Geo j, Robinson NJ p,
Rubinstein L, Rubenstein j M,
Regan j E, Rapozo III, Ross G.
Scrimgeour r S, Savidge S,
Selveira NJ b, Shepard A, Starkey
L M, Shaw Jonathan, Spencer Thos
j, Smith Thos, Sinclair A, Silva Jos
A, Smith A C, Smith r., Stackpole
f l., Sagger Geo S, Stein c j,
Smith A L, Spear j A, Sing Chong
&Co, Scott L j, Salter, Simmons S
p, Smith p, Sandsten II G, Shuman
j M, Smith r S, Sorrenson Thos,
Sears B w, Sears f b, Smidt j f
Simmons Jas, Sintaro o L, Sullivan
j j, Seal w r, Schaefer f A &Co,
Stegmann +.
Thompson M V, Thrum Thos G.,
Thomas f b, Taylor Wray, Taylor
Saml, Tucker j D, Tenney E d,
Tregloan II S, Tuxbury Geo, Thurs
ton l. A, Tinker Jos, Turner VIM,
Tannatt Thos.
Ulunahee John, Unna Oscar.
Voellcr John, Vandorn E, Vogel
Anton.
William Il, Wing Wo Tai & Co.,
Wing On Wo & Co., Woolmington
G II, Whitney j M, Williams c +,
William j j, Wilcox II II, Wennel
& Co., Webster l., Walsh M, Won
Han, Walpe c f, Wright C N, Viii.
kinson w IL, Wintle ID, Wright Il,
White f o, Wilhelm F, Webster
IL, Wilber G, Waterhouse j T Jr.
Waterhouse II, Wood E, Williams
w f, Webster w S, Wood N S.
Whitaker Jno, Wagner VIM, Walters
| w, WroughtoD Maj. l., White w S.
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Referring TO the above we bcg TO in.
form the business public that we are
prepared to make loans, discount approx.
cd notes. and purchase exchange 1T the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on the principal
points in the United States, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct general
banking and exchange business.
Bl0 3mb (signed) SPRECKELS & Co
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A grand ball will be given on the
evening of the Fourth at Music
Hall. The Committee to make ar
rangements are j. Il. Morrill,, W.
I7nrcr. l.. C. Ables, j. f. Wiscmau
and T.. r. Hcndry.
The meeting adjourned until
Wednesday evening next, at 7.90
=. NJ.
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Weight w w, Whitman S NJ, Walter
G., Woon VIM, Wilcox w l., Wong
Leong Wesmann r..
Young Alex, Young Alex Jr, YIN
Quon, Young Geo.
Iiegler c w.
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This subject is one of vital con-
cern to this community, and should
not be allowed to drop until some
better system has been adopted.
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sstt1Htssa
Best imported stallion, for car
riage: Boswell" z exhibited, G.
II. j. Second best ditto, Eureka"
Z exhibited.
Best imported stallion, for draft,
"Napolcon," exhibited.
Best imported stallion, for saddle,
"Waterford," w. H. CornwelI
Second best ditto, General Gar
field" C. w. Macfarlane.
Best native stallion, over 4 years,
''Telephone; :" j. A. Cummins. Best
ditto, under 4 and over 2 years,
Boswell WOODBURY." His majesty.
Best ditto, 2 years, starlight; Jas.
Cambell
Best native filly over 2 years,
Daisy" j. A. Cummins. Best
ditto, under years, "Coro;
H. r. II. Liliuokalaui,
Best native mare 3 years or over,
"Venus;" c. H. Judd.
Best native mare and foal,
"Benny; II. r. II. Liliuokalani.
Second best ditto, "Kealom;" D.
A. Cummins.
Best native saddle animal, horse
or mare, "Dick;" w. H. Rice.
Second best ditto, "Waimea;" Lu-
maheihei.
Best native carriage animal, horse
or mare, "Dot;" N. F. Burgess.
Best imported mare, "Idle Girl" +"
H. j. Agnew.
Best pair of native carriage horses
Mr.. w, II. Rice's span.
Best imported Jack Sampson
No. 1865; Miles Bros.
Best native mule-Marcus Col
burn.
Best imported carriage animal
horse or mare, "Sid Spewy;" Keith
Best imported racing stallion
thoroughbred, "Langford Jr." Mile
Bros.
| CARRIAGE HORSES.
: Span horses, imported, III. r. II
Liliuokalani; span mares, imported
: Miles Bros. four-in-hand team, ns
I tive, w. H. Rice.
+ DIVISION III.-SHEEP.
Judges: Jas. Gay, r. w. Myers
: j. S. Webb. Four graded Soutl
down bucks, per S. S. City of Paris
n exhibited by w. NJ. Gibson, fir
prize.
) DIVISION VI-DoGs.
j. L. Dowsett, Jr., j. r. Sneyc
Kynnersley, M. w. Kohm.
. Gorden Settlers - 1st priz
"Rex," I. w. Lishman; End priz
: pups, "Kittie and Willie," d.
Lane; diploma, Dandy" G.
~ Arnold; diploma, NAN" w. /
Aldrich.
% Pugs-1st prize, 'Norah," w.
= Luce.
% Scotch Terriers prize, ''Pil
- cher" w. III. Aldrich.
Greyhounds = Diploma, A.
, Cleghorn's slut, Ono name).
ID Water Spaniel - 2nd priz {
d "Sport," F. Harrison.
is Black and Tan = 1st priz'
"Bessie," Sadie Clerke.
Newfoundla n d = ID p O m ;
Beauty" j. w. Luning.
al Our space is so limited that '
regret we cannot publish the priz
awarded for domestic manufacture
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Au tion Sic, by LYON, & Levey.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At AUCTION.

AT Resident on KINAU ST., near Punch
bowl, (on account of departure).
On Monday, June 18th,
At 10 a. M, at Sales Room, will be sold
Entire Household Furniture,
In parts as follows, and has been in use
for three weeks only.
2 Black Walnut Cluifoniers,
2 Marble Top Tables,
l '' '' Sofa,
1 Upholstered Sofa
l Grand Piano and Stool,
! Black Walnut Bedstead,
Bed Room Set, pieces,
New Spring Mattresses,
! Meat Safe,
Mosquito Nets, Mating on floor,
2 Galvanized Feeding Tins,
] New Mexican Saddle,
2 Sets New Buggy Harness,
l Oil Stove, &c, &c.
7+1 81 LYONS " LEvIY, Auctioneers,
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BANKING NOTICE,

'THE UNDERSIGNED have formed
L coparlucrship under the firm
name of " SPRECKEbS & Co." for the
purpose of carrying on general bank
ing and exchange business aIIlonolulu,
and such other places IN the Hawaiian
Kingdom as may be deemed advisable
(SigncU CLAUS SPRECkELS.
VIM. q. IRWIN.
+. F. LOW.
Honolulu, Jan l4th, 1884.
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ro-MORROW's DOINCs.

MORNING.
Legislature, 10.
AFTERNOON
Fnneral Of the late III. B. Ryan, 4
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THIS EVENINGS DOINcs.

THO LVENTNU y UUINUu'
Band, Emma Square, 1880.
Algaroba Lodge, I.O.G.T., 1880.
Harmony Lodge, I.O.O.F., 1880.
Bookkeeping class Y NJ. c. A.
Z sharp.
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CATTLEMEN,s CONVENTION.

Tbs cattle convention couvenes in tbi.
city Tuesday morning.at the opera-house
The nesting will be called to order by
Mayor Cabsll, who will extend to the
guests the freedom OF the city. Colonel w
l.. Crawford will deliver the address OF wei
come. Thursday ball will be given IN
the opers-house. The private boxes
galleries and seats In the real
Of the false floor will be at the service oil
those who do not participate in the dance.
That evening the members Of the conven.
ton will be bAnQuetei in the Tompkins
building. A band of music will DO In at
tendance and there will be dancing at the
same time. The hall will be lighted by
ten electric lights. The convention will be
In session three days.
Inc young ttaaes ; Wno cohiposs Inc aeo'-
p. IN. at the city hall to complete the ar.
rangsments for decorating the hall for the
ban quet.
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EXOURsIONISTS.

The excursion party OF prospectors from
Michigan, Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Iowa
Dakota and other states, which arrived here
Friday night ut g late hour over the Texas
q Pacific In charge OF DR.. j. E. Ennis, the
Chicago land and passenger agent Of the
Missouri Pacific road, did not pass through
as was supposed, but laid over here in the
4:30 p. M, when they resumed their trip
westward over the line. They will make
short stops at Fort Worth. Weatherford,
Col 1rado City and other pointe along
the line, and will end the excursion at Big
Springs. When the party left st. Louis it
numbered go, and wsre 200 strong when it
reached this city, some of them having
stopped off at points slong the Iron Noun
tain road. 1t is made up Of farmers and
veto In Texas. Among them is q
French and Quicker representative who
propose colonlzing lands. They represent
largo capital. Messrs. ". q. Kerns,
OF the immigration department.,
OF ths Gould system; Thomas B. Woody,
New England travelling agent, headquarters
at Boston u. D. Frswley,. passenger agent
at Chicago. John B. Warfel, snd.son, cd tor
Of theNew Frs, Lancaster, Pa will write
ish Tribune, OF Chicago. and Mr.. Fusk, q
member OF the press from Monticello. ILL.,
nois. The party represent soms six mil
lion dollars. A number Of ladies grace the
excursion. The Gould lines propose run.
ming excursions into Texas at the rate OF
two week.
The excursioBilts expressed much sur.
prise at the growth Of Dallas, and were
pleased with what they had seen OF the
state and its delightful climate.
An excursion party from the east, fifty
four strong, passed through yesterday for
California,
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am. A correspondent has unsarthed a
professional drinker," man who shouts
for special brand OF whisky upon every
possible occasion and thus earns his money
at every bali aud In bar-rooms where
crowds congresete, His employers. the
agents for that brand, hops that people
who have hesrd u decently dressed man 30
particular 10 have that brand, will 60 and
do likewise. Another character was a man
with noBo OF extraordinary size. He was
4 cigar maker by trade. Whenever he
took bis wnlk abroad he was gsssd at with
amAksment.
"If am to be looked at as a curiosity, ;"
he reasoned, sit would be better to make n
lazy living with my abnormal noPe." So
he took bis big feature to the manager OF q
10 cent show.
very well" WAS the offer which he re-
eeived; an do lost the same by you that
l do by any other new freak. We can't tell
whnt'll catch on with the public. You can
have place on the platform for week. II
you make failure, III give you IS. II
you hit 'em, I'll fix a square, liberal sal.
arv"
"But how m / TO know whether hit 'smf >
the amateur curiosity asked.
by seeing whsthor the folks stop to look
at you. That's the lest"
The nose was not potent. What had
been novel In private life was almost disre-
gsrded In a professional. 1t seems to be
settled that u protuhsrance of two inches
does not make n face fascinating. The
man hao returned TO his cigar bench.
SOME STRAY sTBAws.
The HerAld's warfare against the news
dealers who won't sell 1t for two cents
seems TO be failure. and Bennett Is think
ing OF putting the price up.
The committee who want to build pc
deatsl for Bsrtholdi's statue still need $685.
600 and don't know where to get ii. "Get
hold Of the ststue and clap mortgage on
il, Is the latest sdvice.
Tho tunnel under the east river Is full OF
water and abandoned sine die.
Freddy Gsbhkrd has lost so much money
on the race track, it is said that Mrs. Lang
try is talking OF giving him benefit.
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elghi tni lss hlshl ~ sondovn An the
less he'd ~ fesi and pfsf, ard I thlhk NE
fssoN ~ ~ sam lsthsl he fnllDss In lhs
fpnissrs ~ he fsthen Css y0u Imsglhe
old hsin on HE mff0W homes Ne msy
never a. NJ bat the idea N 0flsinsl
With ms, and | wouli sive ruoh fof An ils
pslntlns 10 send ~ J, q, snsr The baths II
over / IA not sian for 80 that he toos
avay he wsnied me w., aud he would nl
10 tse msfts and weights, be said, when
tne man sent them 20 him by mall. | said
40 You can send me the marks when you
got them and | hold the bills. That va,
ths Sunday when signed for the 500 then
when he came Mp neIt time he said | should
tear up the onea | had shich he had left
with me for 800, and he had ono Tor 800
which signed, making 200 In all which
have sgurd tor; suppose he will have q
pocket inll tonight; hut have lots O
red ink and pene. vii
night, ,end that hsrogruph al once; Dc
not eco why you did not have II here b.
this time; you must not worry me- as Sam
does ! can tall YOU Jon hsyc nothing TO d0
and should III my orders promptly and
sxpcsl II; | hm going 10 ID. satur-
day night and VIII want It; l
will have Sam Just mention 10 the
bsnka that he was mere for oils OF lAding
aud ] said ives soinG there TO be thsrs on
Sunday, and II they want 10 know any
thing about tho husiHa,s ct SaNn aud jos
they will cell on me, wi show them my
Instructions and swear shsm b. say nothing
about II, and they seeing the papers In my
hapds With any point may thlnk OF will
iir them Ia my mind.
q. TURNER
Was then put on the stand and said: ] ON
acquainted with Il, ID, Esston; have known
him tince November 1881; he was employ
sd In my office hsre nearly two years; |
sherman station; August lltb, 1888
addressed Friend Clark To T.. d. Easton's
writing. so 10 the lester dated Sherman
statioD, August n, 1883. addressed Friend
Clark: so 10 IL the letter dsted Sherman,
October 2, 1888, addressed Friend uerndon;
90 ~ the letter dated Sherman, October 7,
1888, sdGrsssed 10 Friend Clarke; 30 10 the
letter dated Sherman. October IL, 1888. All
these letters mentioned are the writing Of
Il, D. Easton.
[5isnsd) G. II TURNsR.
The court here announced that II rested
she oass. This dafonse asked continuance
until Mondsy but the court could not do
that and ASKED the counsel TO agree on u
day, but failing to do this, as the court
would not continue the case to Monday next,
the c0uuPal for deieBie then declined 10
tax, further action in the msttcr and
the court bound the dslondaat over for his
appearance before the district court. There
were twenty new cssek filed against the do
endsut yesterday, making twenty seven in
all, fifteen being for forgery and twelve for
sGindling. In seven OF the
forgery csses ball In $4,000 each
was required, and 5000 in
the other twonty cases making IN aggre-
gate OF $34 600 The defendant failing to
give the required bond, he WAC jailed.
There 10 another large batch OF letters to be
introduced on the Ansl trial, which will be
rich and recy reading, and which will i'm
pl,cate ether parties.
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CITY COURT.

City vs.. Sam Stevens and d. r. Denne-
msn intoIicatiJn; SO each.
City vs.. Richard Giddings; resisting an
offiosr; fined IS,
City W.. Bad Holland; profanity; fined
S..
City VS.. William Landers; fighting;
fined S..
City VS.. Pat Welsh; assault and battery;
fined So.
City vs.. Richard Glddinss; vulgar and
obscene language; fined So.
CITY VS. Matt Green; vulgar and obscene
language; fined So.
City VS.. Jessie Sullivan; vagrancy; dis.
charged
City vs.. Frank Nogele; vagrancy: fined
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A HEAVY PAYMENT

On yesterday County Collector Gillespie
paid over to the county treasurer the sum
of $22 eco, and at the same time forwarded
to us,in drafts for state fuads amounting
to s37 900, the total amount paid over 10
the state and county aggregating $50 900.
The number o. persons who have paid to
date reaches 5,64S and the total amount col.
leoted 500 coo The offios will be kept
open tomorrow for the benefit of all who
have not paid, but will be closed thereafter
until the delinquent list Is made out.
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The American National bank will open
for business Tuesday morning in the rooms
formerly occupied by the Dallas National
bank, on the north side Of Main street
opposite the 6t, George hotel. Colonel G /,
@. Slaushter, vice president OF the new
bank, rssigned as vice president and direc-
tor Of the City National bank yesterday.
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TARDY TRAINS.

The east-bound. train over the Texas &
Pacific due here At $40 q. m. yesterday war
six hours late. A wreck was reported wesi
OF Fort Worth, and this was no doubt the
csuss Of the train being tsrdy. The pas
.engers did not appear to know anything
20 to what caused the delay.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

The show windows of Kuepfy q Son
Dallas. are ablsze with diamonds. 1t is an
exhibition OF gems seldom ever seen. This
Is the leading jewslry firm OF Texas. and
no one should fail to see this wonderful dis
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

Valuable and Convenient.
Browns Bronchial rroches are safe and
sure remedy for bronchitis, coughs and
other troubles of the throat and lungs.
Sold only in boxes. Price rs cents.
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Ponds Extract
for pains, aches, and injuries-is something
that when people once try tthey can never
be induced to change for any hing else.
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A positive fsct-s sight which will dszzls
your eyes-a $4,000 display of diamouds
OF Knephy IL Sons, Dallas. Look at
them. Orr prices will conyince you that
no firm can urderstl US.
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A very few jewelry houses in America can,
aud probably none excel the designs in
watches to be seen at the store Of Knepfly
& Son, Dallas. Gall and see the beauties.
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tbs NEW BANK.

Call and see the magnificent display Of
fine diamonds, parlor IS. Windsor.
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Their Only Fault.
"They are too cheap for the good they
do" they cay Of Benson's Capcins Porous
Plasters. Price Is cents.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
pRWAue oY rnrTA rroma

limitations and counterfei,s have again
appeared. Be sure that the word Hons
FoRD's" is on the wrapper. None are gen.
line without il.
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HE FEBiIW 1lEA NJ q NEW MANs
tsoa, two year,, ana have tried ten difforsnt
Kinds Of pills. and TUFTS are the flrst
hat have done me any good. They have
Asansd me out nicely. Ny appetite 10
splendid, food disests readily, and now
naA.s w. b. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
GOA SveryvhSrs, e$cc, O}ies u kurrav st., ~,
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+ ID = = ] s
PEEE.. l.. e
TORPID DOWEa&
DIS OR D Z Z 70 l.tE q u .
and N Al RIA

From these sources arise three furrrea
tho diseases OF the human rnoo. Theses
symptoms indicate their existence: Loss 81
Appetite, Bowels eOsttvc, Sick Head
ache, fullnoss after eating, aversion "a
exsrtiOn q body or mind, EructataSu
Of food, Irritahility OF temper, Low
spirits, A feeliaR OF having nsglscAed
sssas duty, Dizsfness, Flute ring at H.
Heart, Dots bef0ro the eyes, highly coli
Orsd Urine, CONSTIPATION, and. Dc.
mand the use Of q remedy that acts directly
ON the Liver. AsaLiver medicine TUTT'B
PILLS have no equal. Their action on the
all impurities through these three " scav.
engers OF the systoHs," producing app0.
lite. sound digestion, regular stools, a clear
skin and n vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
with daily work and are d perfect
AMTleneNTE TN EMAI A MIA.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

The best smoking tobacco is "Little
yokero
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

n being recalled, ssid: Tie signature shown
ms on the telegraph receipt book for dis
: patch M mbered 6Sis mine; l am not positive
& the signature on the telegraph bo' k for the
\ dispatch nun bsrcd q IS mine; 1t looks like
.smine, but couldn't swear TO it; DON'T re-
= member receiving any OF the dispache re-
. ferred to ~ you, one dated September a.
= one dated October II aud one dated No
fvember II; my recollection Is no better TO.
ebay than 1t was yesterday.