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WANTED-LADiEs AND GENTLE
w men, in cttI ar country, Wishing ~
earn So to s. DAY as thsir own BONES; no
canYassiug; work furnished aud sent by
mali any distance, For particulars address,
WIN stamp, CRfsfALlZED fUotO Co, So W.
7th ST., Cincinnati. 0.
w ANTED-BEiERS AND Canvass
w ers for JohnsOn's CyclopUdla, the
best, latest and cheapest. Alexander Ia.
stephens said: "JohnsDn's Is by far the hest
rs well as the cheapest CyclOpmdia extant."
Iobuy or sell call on or address A. n. Doc
LEY, 7.O Elm street Dallas. mayl7-2t
"a ANrED-SlX q, RLSlFOR GENERAL
w housework, 10 farm hands by the day
or month"; ~ Teams, % wood choppers 40 $3.50
per cord, printer, tailor, blacksmith.
Intelligence and Employment ONCE, COO
Main street, Dallas. mayl7-2t
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY no TAKE
W charge OF q nice confectionery. Ap-
ply at No. Cochran street. It.
WANTED THE UNDERSIGNED
w want to negotiate loans ON Dallas city
property at reasonable rate of Interest,
and on long or short time, In sums not less
than $UO; also, wish to sell several bargains
IN real estate during the present week
MURPHY B0LANH, Real Estate and Col
lectlng Agents, 1OJ vain street. nj
WANTED-FlFrY TEAMS 10 HAUL
w croSBtcs, which are mostly seasoned.
Come at once TO II. MUNZE sHElMER, Elm.
DRY, Rains county, Texas. maybe iw
WANTED-TO RENT a NICELY FUR
w nlshed house, suitable for light house
Keeping, to responsible party. CAN az GO7
Elm street for terms, etc. G.. b. STEARNs,
mRyl5-it
WANTED-BY HUGHES BROS, ONE
w Thousand bushels of blackberrits for
making blackberry cordial Must be thor.
oughly ripe Parties having them for sale
please correspond with the above firm.
muyli-2Ot
WANTED - sTENOGRAPHER De
w sires position ia law or railroad Office:
2 years experience In law ofice uses TYNE
writer. Address Il. s. PGNnIE, Smithneid,
Virginia, msyl2.St
w ANTbD-WHITE COOK FOR SMALL
w family. Apply at Matthews Lumber
YARD, k0ss avenue. may l2-lw
w ANrED-A FfRST-CLASS AUCTION
w Ger; none other need apply. Address
N. II, CRossLEY, Abilene. mGrlSf
M ANTED NAVELERS no STOP Al
w the Soland House, Abilene, Texns
Mrs Bertue Benson, Proprietress. HOUSE
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on thu
european plan, with restaurant Uttgchpd'
meals al all hours, aud polite attention, gpu.
elal Inducements for drummers. tublUtt
w ANTED-ThE TEXAS MUTUALEN.
w dowmont Association viii give good a1d
profitable employment TO experienced lusus.
Rncb solicitors, Address a. VI. HALL, Score.
tRry, ~ Main street, Dallas, TcrIa. Wit
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We have sold your CuTICURA REMEDIES
Tor the last nve years. and no medicine on
our shelves give better saiisfacio ion. They
have steady sale the year around
MCCORMICK & BOYNTON,
Druggists, Nickerson Kan
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John $. Witwer sells lawn mowers,
iron hitch posts, garden barrows, hand
carts, farm and spring wagons, buggies,
etc.
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The most popular cigarettes at tn,
popular price are Opera Pulls,
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CUTICURA REMEDIES have greater sale
and give better satisfact ton than any other
similar remedies in the n arket.
BODIES PHARMACY,
Cincinnati n
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We are sci ing an enormous quantity OF
your CuTICURA preparations.
OSCAR LINKE, Druggist,
GrecnpOint, N. Y.
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Your CUTICURA SOAR can't be beat We
nave been handling your CUTICURA RENE
dies for several years, and would not be with.
out them under any consideration
DR. G. =, JUDSON d BRO,
AlVaradO Tex
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Bailey's Saline Aperient.
WHAT IS IT'S

MS cheap, mild, effective and delightful lag.
I've or pnrgadVs, intended as a substitute for
srasue and nauseating pills It cures constips.
s 80, o.ai'oasness, sick headache, and Is specially
Sonfhed life. hisawhite powder ana eflervc,ces
nke soda water, and is al pleasant. Il does No,
Enpe aoi sieken AID is always ready. Put up In
az oo,,lesand sold at soeents by al Druggists,
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UNIVERSALLY COMMENDED BY
PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS AND
CHEMISTS EVERYWHERE,

We have obtained satisfactory results from
v the use of the CUTICURA REMEDIES la
our own family, and recommend them be-
yond any other remedies for diseases of the
skin and blood. The demand for them grows
w. their merit becomes known.
MACMILLAN g. co, Druggists,
IAtrObe. Pm
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Order your wines at Alston's,
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Your CUTICURA REsoLvENT is a staple ar
tiole with us and never have 1 known of a
single Instance where 1t did not give entire
Satisfaction. YoHr CUTICURA SOAP speaks
for ITSELF and those using it once will take no
other. 7. GUTIERREZ, Druggist,
Santa Bar bara, Cal.
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Bargain Day.

Every day Is a bargain day, and you
can save money overy day by buying
crockery, glass, tinware, and All of your
kitchen-ware at the Arcade, $50 Elm
street.
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Croquot and lawn tennis at Erb's.
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Nos. 9e3 and 8N run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. l54
and 1853 connect at Fort Worth with trains 10
and from Colorado. Nos. 80l, 300 and 20S
lake meals at the Union depot.
Double daily trains to New Orleans.
The Texas u Pacific is III miles the short
est route 10 New Orleans
Solid trains El PaBo TO 81. Louls. Also Dial 4.
Las TO San Antonio, etc. Fast time, first-olass
equipment, sure connection.
See that your ticket reads via. the Texas 81
Pacific Railway.
Passengers booked to and from all points In
Europe via the CRED STAR" Steamship
Line, plying between New York, Philadef-
phia, and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
AMERICAN" Steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
For maps time tables, tickets, rates and sl
required Information, call ON or address
E, p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 606 Main Street, Dallas, TeE,
II. z. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
y. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Gen. Pssa, and Ticket Agent, Galveston, TEX
W, II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston Texas.
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Buggies, phaetous and carriages of ev-
cry style and description are ~ be found
AZ the Weir Plow company.
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Tho whoIe earth lor 5Oc., Al Erb,s.
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Your CUTIoURA REMEDIES sell well, es.
pecially the CUTICURA SOAP. / sell more
CuTIcURA than OF any other three KINGS OF
skin medicine. | carry, and the CUTIcURA
SOAP so lis to my best class Of customers My
lady customers will buy no other
II Il. SAMUEL. Druggist,
DanVille Ky.
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NV AHTED - LADY AGENTS We
W have the best selling line OF goods ,oi
lady agents In America. II consists OF he
Queens Protector" DAISY" stocking and
sskirt Supporter, shoulder Brace, Combined
Hair Bustle and Skirt Supporter, Safety Belt
GOssaner, Sleeve Protectors, Dress Shield
and other goods for ladies' and chlldrelt
and an agent can't fall 10 sell something 10
every house We have 800 agents making
Sle1 monthly. We hAyo 81, 50 and S. 1niaR
with either OF which an agent can maze ei'j
cent wages Ahdvsss with Nanr n
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Our opinion on the subject of the CUTIuURA
REMEDIES are formed from the expressions
OF our customers, to detail which would be to
Wrne volume. They sell more readily
than any other blood remedies.
BARNABY'S PHARMACY,
725 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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NOTICES

oIlCE-BlDS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ atCity Secretary'g Office until d nicincir
y. M, May ~, 1855, FOR changing and enlarg-
ing his office according 10 plans and spoci6
cations now on Ole In Secrctary's office.
w, ~, PARRY, City Secretary.
NOTlCE-BlDS FOR WATER PIPE-uN-
~ derandby authority OF resolution of
the City Council, bids win be received nd the
Once OF me City Secretary until @ o'clock d.
hIpe ana special castings Bids for pine per
ION, and special castings per pound, r. q. III.
Dallas, cash or city bondsat par.
w. n. PARRY, City Secretary.
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ARE STILL TRIUMpuANrJ

For fifteen years they have steadily gained
IN i9yor, and with sales constantly lncreas.
ing nave become the most popular COrsets
throughout the United States.
Inc GO quality Us warranted 10 wear twice
MS long MS ordinary Corsets, and testimonials
without number could bc given 10 the porfect
abstraction they have afforded for a long
cries OF years.
While scores OF patents have been found
worthless, the principles OF the Glove. Fitting
have proven Invaluable.
Retailers are authorized 10 refund money
hon examination these Corscts do NOT prove
as represented
For sale everywhere.
Catalogue free ON application.
THOMPSON, LANGI0S & Co., Mfrs,
20 and ~ Worth street. Now Ynrs,.
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EoR RENT.

EOR RENT-TWO-a tORN RESmENCE
II OfS rooms No. 700 Jackson street; pIas-
tered and papcredi splendid underground
clstCrni ana within three minutes walk OF
the business centCr, This isuu excellent To-
cation Tor iirst class boarding hou Sc, and
10 good responsible tenant we will rent ID
under lease for 70 mo tIsat low rate. For
further particulars, apply 10 MURPHY * Boz
LASz, Real Estate and Collecting Agents,
lM Main street maylJ-7t
EoR RENT.-rWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
~ Apply III M Main street
EOk RENI-NO, S,S LlNEONk STREET
A one nicely finished G-guom house; we'll
Of excellent water, by CRUrCuER d Crow
DUs, lOl Main street.
TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
u 'front.' room with southern exposure nj
1921 Commerce street.
EoRRENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS
Apply nc No lo0l Muil st. mayll-lw
TOR RENT-A WELLrFINiSHEn SEW
- en-room cottage, splendid Wutor, on
sW avenue, north OF Fair Grounds; block
lNNW feet Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard
----,.---..- m1yl0-lm
EoR kENT-rHE FINE BUSINESS I,D-
II cation at bl1 Kim street For pnfiicu.
lars, apply TO Fine, Very Fines Auction
.Su1sus. may2tf
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yl EYE MARRIAGE GUIDE | "a

EieSant cloth and gilt binding. seales n:
GsiJHs a. postage or currency. Over fifty VA
oStiol pen pictureS, true 10 life, articisS ~ w
0noging subjects: Who may marry wb y, VI
Wy Er9per ageto marry. Whomarry as
hanh9od, Womanhood. Physical deesI w W.
s snoold marry How life and happinesI NAV y
nrFying should re5c It, Il cught 20 ~
y Ill adnlt persons, tnea kept under locs ~
6ey, Popular edition. same a. above bSs rs
cover anu 50G pages % cents by mail, in nm.
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WANTED-BY HUGHES BROS, ONE
w Thousand bushels Of blackberrits for
making blackberry cordial, Must be thor.
ouBhly ripe. Parties having them for sale
please correspond with the above firm.
vi.
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Pullman Sleeper Fort Worth and Dallas
10 New Orleans without change.
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M ANTED-FiFTY TEAMS To HAUL
w crOsBtios, which are mostly seasoned.
Come at once to II. MUNzE 'HElMER, Elm.
DRY, Rains county, Texas. maybe lw
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WANTED-A YOUNG LADY 10 TAKE
" charge OF a nice confectionery. Ap-
ply at No. Cochran street, H.
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IA ANIED-SlN q RLSlFOR GENERAL
w housowOrk, 10 farm hands by the day
or month, 20 teams, 80 wood choppers 40 $3.50
per cord, l printer, l tailor, blacksmith.
Intelligence and Employment ONCE, COO
Main street, Dallas. tuovl--yt
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WANTED-TO RENT A NICELY FUR
w nlshed house, suitable for light house
keeping, TO responsible party. CAN az 607
Elm street for terms, etc. G.. b. SrEARNs,
mayl5-it
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TOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED
H., 'front.' room with southern exposure ne
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WANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLE.
w men, in cts ar country, Wishing ~
earn 50 to s. day as thsir own BONES; no
cahYassiug; work furnished aud sent by
mail any distance, For particulars address,
7tl ST. Cincinnati a
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of positive espionage be too severe
to adopt. None would oppose it
except those whose slovenly ways
need to be mended. If the Board
of Health in this city are not already
invested with sufficient powers to
compel universal, thorough and
periodically repeated cleaning up, it
is high time they were. And if
that body have any functions,
hitherto unexercised, in reserve, it
is high time they were making a
stir, or otherwise, sanitary measures,
effective when taken in time, may
be turned into series of abortive
efforts, cchoing back upon the terror
stricken inhabitants nothing but the
ghostly refrain, "too late"
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of sentence. Whatever circum-
stances of extenuation may be pied
by the criminal at the public bar of
justice, and pied successfully to es-
cape the penalty of the laws; extern
uating circumstances are of little
force to shield the culprit who comes
into collision with natures require
ments. Nature has put two SEN
tenccs in her penal code, disease
and DEATH. Trial, verdict, SEN
tence and execution follow in close
order. IL matters not whether the
dock be occupied by y single person,
or by a whole community. Penal
ties are inflicted with the most sub
lime Indifference to the feelings of
whomsoever they may concern. For
the individual disregarding the
principles of hygiene, whether from
ignorance or wilful depravity, dis
ease in some one of its myriad
forms is certain to ensue. For the
city or town neglecting the necessary
processes of sanitation, nature has
her armory of fcvcrs and epidemics
ready to scatter disease and death
among the population, just as a
military force pours bullets into a
rioting mob.
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HAWAIIAN SUGAR.

According to the report of the
Special Deputy Collector, the i'm
ports of raw sugar at San Francisco,
from the Hawaiian Islands for the
year ending 30th June last, amount
ed to 1G9, 9,591, 900 pounds, the
largest quantity from these islands
for any corresponding twelve months
previous. For the five years ending
with the same date, the Hawaiian Isl
ands sent 5s4, ,269,71 pounds, while
the aggregate quantity from all other
sources in the same time, was &c.
209, 1874. Comparing 1SS4-S5 with
1Ss0-S1, the quantity was more
than doubled. The crop for the
current year will probably be still
larger, as there are favorable re-
ports from all the plantations. The
crop never looked better, the
acreage is greater, and methods are
more economical than ever before.
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THE COLONIAL MAILS.

1t appears, from advices received
by the S. S. Australia, that the news
telcgraphed to San Francisco and
brought here by the last Oceanic
mail, regarding the Australian mail
service, was premature. There
does not seem, however, to he the
slightest doubt that, in some way
or other, this route will be con-
tinued. Instead of the contract
having been awarded to Mr.. pcarcc,
representative of the Glasgow firm
of John Elder & Co., for service
between Auckland, New Zealand,
and San Francisco, it is expected
that a tripartite arrangement will be
effected to maintain the present
route between Sydney. n. S. W.,
and San Francisco. The Union
Company, of New Zealand, and Mr..
Pearce are likely to jointly contract
to perform the service between Sgd
ney, Auckland and Honolulu, and
the Oceanic Company do all the
business between here and San
Francisco. Such an arrangement
would involve Honolulu being the
headquarters of the route, and a
large addition to the business of
this port would be the result. That
is, of course. providing that connec-
tions could be made here with the
required economy and expedition.
Otherwise, the arrangement would
be failure. and remodelled
scheme would have to be devised
before the contracts had been long
in operation. The New Zealand
Government, at last accounts, was
in consultation with the Government
of New South Wales. 1t had been
found by the former that an efli-
cient service, with Auckland as the
terminus, could not be obtained for
the subsidy voted by the Legisla-
ture. An agitation against this
route, and on behalf of the direct
one to London, is still being carried
on at Wellington, n. L.
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SUcARY SYMPATHY.

The ADVERTISER this morning draws
very sad picture of the affairs
present and prospective of the
American Refinery Company of San
Francisco. The article is startling
only in the wonderful fertility of
Imagination displayed by the writer
in minimizing the resources of his
employers rivals, and in magnifying
little accidents into big calamities.
1t is oracularly observed that the
company has no sugar on hand,
which would surely be bad condi-
ton for a sugar refinery to be in.
But it will be time enough for the
friends of the American Refinery
Company to squeal or their rivals to
squeal for them, when they are hurt.
The Hawaiian sugar for the Ameri-
can Refinery is under contract to
commence its shipments after the
first of January, and the extension
of the refinery's works is going on
with a view to being ready for these
shipments on arrival. 1t is hard to
see where the unfortunate part of
the business comes in four months
in advance of operations. Again,
8" its wharf, shed and several thou
sand bricks" says the Iiser, "have
all collapsed into the sea-" And
what of it? The wharf and shed
can very easily be rebuilt and it
would not be very surprising to learn
that the rebuilding has already been
effected. And with respect to the
lost bricks, we have been informed,
on good authority, that the loss does
not probably exceed 10000, which
at nine dollars per thousand, makes
a vacuum in the funds of $4,000.
This, if necessary, can be promptly
filed by passing the hat round
among the planters on the Islands.
Our contemporary's prediction that
the ' California Refinery will net
million dollars within few months,"
is one that we sincerely hope will
be fully verified. But whatever en-
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THE PLANTERS MONTHLY.

The Planters Kouthly for Sep
tember is out 1t contains the usual
variety of valuable information for
planters. Discussing the labor sup
ply of the future, the editor recon-
mends continuation of japanese
immigration so long as there is a
demand for it. An article on the
treatment of laborers on the planta-
tions, emphatically denies that the
laborers are ever beaten or other
wise ill-treatcd. Local papers which
have given currency to contrary
impression are hauled over the
Goals. AS this paper has done so,
we may say that it was upon the
strength of information directly
conveyed by credible gentlemen,
who professed to have been wit
nesses of maltreatment while resi-
dents of planting districts. At the
same time, we have never received
or sought to convey the impression
that the alleged evils existed in more
than exceptional cases. The i'm
portant announcement is made that
the Trustees of the Planters Labor
and Supply Company have given in
their approval to the policy of the
Minister of the Interior, in having
boards of inspectors appointed for
each nationality considerably repre-
sented in the labor on the planta-
tions. This is an endorsement of
the position taken by the BULLETIN
upon. that question at the outset,
in the face of very influential repre-
sentations that the policy was Il
menace to the independence of the
country. So dependent is Ha-
waiian prosperity upon cheap labor
from abroad, in the present con-
dition of things, that the kingdom
should be prepared to make reason
able concessions to those countries
that are its principal sources of
labor supply. Further, it appears
in this case that the policy adopted
was not by any means dictated by
Japan, but was conceived with a
view to proving beyond doubt to
the Government of that nation. that
the promises made to it, respecting
the treatment of its subjects here,
were thoroughly sincere.
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CONSISTENCY AND JUSTICE.

Consistency is jewel. The way
it sparkles on the badges of the
native policemen of this city is Won
derful. The way the said police
men don't go for palpable law
breakers, and the way they do go
for them is one of those exquisite
little mysteries that has come to be
regarded as fixed staple in the
street gossips' daily bill of fare.
Such thing as native policemen
doing anything without special in
structions, has long since ceased to
be cited, as in other cities, among
the common events of city life. The
urbanity and politeness of these
officers is all that can be desired.
But their enterprise in graphing in
discriminatory with disorderly ele-
ments has never been written up,
and it is q very difficult subject for
any scribe, having reputation for
veracity to maintain, to write up.
There are, occasionally, some spurts
of voluntary activity displayed by
the jolly and genial Hawaiian guar
dian of the peace, but these eXcep-
tional activities are almost certain to
be exercised on behalf of the pake.
John Chinaman, especially if not
over generous, with coin, stands
fair chance of being "run in" for
breaches of the national ordinances,
while Irregularities of the gravest
character on the part of white peo-
pie and natives are let severely
alone. The penalties of the bench
are imposed in strict accordance
with the laws. But the inconsistency
of the practical application of the
laws lies in their apparent adapta-
ton to the delinquencies of few
Mongolians, while hundreds of other
open violatOrs of law and order pass
scot free right under the eyes of the
police. In other cities, the police
force are the terror of evil-doers, by
being ever on the alert for business.
If our native policemen would be
little more sharp and enterprising,
many of the irregularities seen in
our streets Sundays and weekdays
would become small by degrees and
beautifully less,