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A Characteristic Kansi. Talk.

WASHINGTON, July l5.-In an inter-
view to- day Representative Perkins,
OF Kansas, whose congressional dis
trict borders upon tho Indian Terri
tory, expressed doubt as to any per-
manent settlement OF the Indian
troubles unless the government takes
In charge the leaders. He said:
general Sheridan may try to settle
the difficulty by exacting promises
from the Indians that they Will act
differently in the future, but when ne
gets away they will forget their
agreement. The Cheyennes have
been troublesome for years. Not a
single agent has been able to dc any
thing with them. No one seems able
to find out the exact cause OF their
trouble. The Indians are asking for
more land and complaing because they
did not get it. About six Indians,
who are the leaders on the reserva
tions, cause all the trouble. They are
dissatisfied with everything and in.
fluence tho tribes to deeds OF violence.
If they were dealt with by the govern
msnt and made to feel the effect OF a
little cold lead in their systems, ii
nece ssary, future difficulties with the
Cheyennes might be avoided"
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Graham

GRAHAM, July 19.-[Special. Our
grass is splendid; our farmers never
before worked better, which, with a
propitious season, show their farms as
well kept end most productive. We
venture to Say that our corn crop, in
yield and duality, rivals that of the
famous fiel4s of New Mad rid and Wa
bash; our wheat, rye, barley, the
equals in botN yield and quality to the
best elsewher& Oats! Why the yield
is simply so enCspous that the outside
world would scarcely credit our state
ment. Our young<orchards give us an
abundance Of the finest of peaches and
plums, and perhaps RIO country grows
bettet specimens of apples, pears, figs,
other berries, demonstrating that a
few years hence our county will have
those in abundance, too. IL,
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The STRICTLY BUSINESS KIND,
Fitn,ss for Position the MAIN Recon-
tusndation 10 Onice-Nn roiiii-
rian Must Deceive Him or
Thry split Notes,
The President. source. Of Information

wAsuiNuroN, July l5,-ThN Presl
dents habit OF seeking information
with regard to public sllairs from other
than customary "ofliclRl sources" has
already become matter OF consider
abe comment. Recently promin.
ont business man In ono of tho middle.
States, whose name n entirely un'
known To politics, became personally
intoreSttd In tho proposed transfer OF
an illtial from one post 10 another
ana wrote tho President, giving his
reasons In n business mans way for
opposing tho change, which reasons
were chiefly personal to the Oh
tcials; ths order for whose trans
Tor has already been issued, The
President wrote in reply that he APP
preciated tho validity of tho reason
which had been given him. and
would CJuntermand the order Tor the
transfer. lie also expressed a wish To
meet his correspondent whenever the
latter should hpd himself in Washing
ton. 4 bret, friendly correspondence
grew out at tho episode, and the gon-
llemRn VINO had business AT tho capital
on recent Saturday called ut the
White House. Although the new GUS
tom excludes vi-it ura on that day, the
caller WAS cordially greeted.
Tue President ~ for an hour convers-
ins with him and spoke freely upon
many general matters Of public policy.
lie expressed y determination Ia have
none but good men IN office, ard said,
with some emphasis, that when poll
trojan deceived him IN making ATe-
commentator TO Office That would end
tnpt mans influence with Lin. Among
tho topics referred N moro
particularly was tho selection Of
Collector lIedjer, for the Iort
of New York. The President
l. reported To h0va said that this was
NOS mado Ia compliance with the sug
gestions OF amy politician or any p2ii;-
ical organization, but solely with
view 10 meeting, as far as possiAie,
the views Of the business men, To ac-
certain what these views were he (lha
Presideni) had first SET On foot pri- |
yate inquiry among tho business men !
To see whom they would ike 20 have !
Ia the place. In this way Mr.. Hedden's
name was brought TO the Presidents !
attention and thereafter the inquiry |
was pursued more definitely 20 ascel- !
tain If his appointment would no SC
cspteble. The result was strongly at- |
firmative and the appointment Iol- |
lowed at tho proper time. The Presi-
dent said he was giving his personal
attention to the matter of appoint |
ments, add that the personal illness OF
an applicant for tho Office sought was
the first question considered.
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Texas Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, July T.-[Special.]-
The following star service changes
have been ordered in Texas:
Route 3ll72-Esgle Pass to Epson.
From July p, 1855, reduce service to
once week.
Route 3l6Sl-Friotown to Pearsall.
From July q, 1885, reduce service to
three times week.
Route 3l73l-Uvalde to Muela. From
july q, 1885, reduce service to once a
week.
The following changes in star
schedules have toen Crdered In Texas:
Route 3ll93-New Braunfels to
Smithson Valley, with side supply to
Sattler; leave New Braunfels Mondays
and Thursdays at 7 a. M; arrive at
Smitbson Valley by II d, H.; loayo
Smithson Valley Tuesdays and Fri
DAYS at 9 p. M; arrive at New braun
fels 10y G p. IN. Adopt July l, 1885.
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GREEN + ERIAR WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, W. Va, July 16.-President
Gardner called the convention 10 Or
der atlOo'clock. United States Senator
Gibson, OF Louisiana, was on the floor
by invitation. T. IL, Larely, OF New Or
leans, was elected president Tor the
next two years by reclamation.
Mr.. jerome, OF st. Louis, first took
the chair, tho new president not being
nrosent. He thanked the convention
Tor the honor conferred upon HIM.
Charles G.. Elliott, of New York, was
elected vice-president.
". Mullins, vi Now Orleans; H., w.
Corner, Savannah; w. Fl. Gardner,
Maryland; W. X. McClinlock, st.
Louis; W. l.. Moody, Galveston; W; ID.
Cleveland, Houston, ana j. IL. Clishy,
Montgomery, Alabama, were elected
directors.
The reports OF subcommittee were
submitted.
A. tl.day's session of tho National
Cotton Exchange the committee on
weather signals reported IN favor
of additional stations for the
cotton belt and tho president
appointed a committee Of three to
memorabilia Congress to furnish such
stations by legislation. ,,
The committee on through bllis
of lading reported as follows:
We CAL the attention OF the OK
changes TO the various decisions OF
courts in different sections of the
country upon the subj ct Of liability or
commoUt carriers On bus q
fading signed by the agent
where no property was actually
delivered. Cases have occurred where
bills OF lading nave been signed IN
regular form and drafts negotiated
thereupop, and ii afterWard appeare q
that the property had not been snip
ned, which cases have been brought
into litigation and variouslY decided
upon by the different courts. Your
committee firmly believe this state, OF
things tends to place not only banks,
but all connected with the negotiations
of drafts on bills OF lading in state OF
doubt as to security Ihere-
fore your committee earnestly re
commends that the exchange
ask Congress to pass laws making a
common carrier liable for the acts OF
i6s agents, and that the various eX-
changes, request their representatives.
10 Congress 10 u 30 their influence 10
secure this end.
The repor. was adopted and referred
to committee OF three members OF
tho New York Cotton Exchange 10
memorabilia Congress.
The Committee on Standard Types
rep1rte the following, which was
adopted:
1--WE recommend that the time for
making up the standard types be
changed from September to Noyem-
Dor |, commencing with the season
of 1855. said types to be received
annually on the same date, IN
order that they may be made
up of cotton grown in the season, for
which they are TO serve as
standards; that a committee of
one expert from each exchange
represented in the National Exchange
be appointed to meet in New York on
the first Wednesday in November,
who shallSs bring with them
full samples of different grades
from their districts in order to erriF9
at uniform type as nesrly as pay hee,
to be made up to the basis OF the stand-
ard of 1882.
A recess was then taken.
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Coming ChnnGes.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-It is UNDER
stood that Judge Edwards recently
rendered his resignation "a one
Of the commissioners OF the district
and at tho request of President CleVe-
land has withheld il for few days In
order to enable Mr.. Vests successor to
become informed of the duties of a
commissioner. The rumor is more
extensive that within 10 days Mr..
Edwards's successor Will be APP
pointed. 1t is thought also that Ma
Tor Ledecker will soon be replaced by
another army engineer.
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Tho ArtruI Dodg,r

Sewer gas lodges past imperfect
traps, confusing the sanitary engineer
battling the decor, taking possession
OF your house and killing you, or
making you IN invalid. II you are
dead, that closes the business. II you
are crippled or poisoned, Browns Iron
Bit'ers can do wonders for you,
Dodge The srtful dodger by emicning
your blood, iuvIgorll!ng Your system,
and enjoying good health. Mrs. Spior,
50 DGc9fur street, Boston, says,
"Brown's Iron Bittor5 IL just tho thing
for building ono up"
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thrfp Nhuii hn uu APPS
Whfl Napoleon taikfd 40 Invading
italy QUO Ol his uiiir0Ts saldi hHui,
sire, fnmomher tho Alps.h 10 IN ur.
dinafy ran those would have seemed
inHuriuOuntshlO, but Napoleon re-
sp0ndod oagorlyi "1here sinai be no
Alps so tho famous SlmplUn pass
WIS made, Dlsosse, like mountain,
stands m tho way OF fame, fortuna Rnd
EolOr 10 many who 10y Pieroo.s "dold-
hoaled and 40 tho mountain would dis
sppoAr. H. IL specific for all blood,
chronic lung and liver diseasos, such
a. consumption (Which il scrofula or
the lungs) pimplo,, b,otches eruptionsI
tumors, sweliings, feyorsores ana
kindred complaints.
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You are allowed y free trial OF 30
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terms, ETC., mailed free by addressing
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KANSAS CITY, July l0.-The Times
Fort Reno special says: The day has
been quiet ono at the agency. A
number of tho Cheyennes expressed
their views for or against the cattle
leases. Some order is expected from
the President tomorrow regarding
the disposition of the troops now at
Crisfield, Kansas. General Sheridan
will probably leave Tor the cast on
Wednesday. The Indians are coming
in for the enrolment, which has been
ord cred to take place next Tuesday.
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Cure for Piles.

Cure FOR Pfloe.
Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing
tho patient 10 suppose that he has
some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring organs, At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, hatu"
lency, uneasiness OF the stomach, etc.
A moisture, like perspiratiop, pro-
ducing a very disagreeable itching,
after getting warm, is common at
tendant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles yield at once to tho application
of DR.. Bosanku's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the
intense itching, and etiectirg perma
nent cure. Price, 30 cents. Address,
the Or. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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secretsr, R,Lln.y,. Wow.

BosroN, July l9.-The Herald's
Newport special gives the 10 lowing as
Secretary whi.noy's reply to q Ques'
ton as - tins probtble eife2. OF the
Roach failure upon the government
Secretary whitney said;
81 do not think i. will, have any ef-
feet upon the government. lam very
sorry Tor Mr.. Roach. ! an always
sorry when Tan fails into
such d iliculiils, but / don't
see that the failure can
have any considerable effect upon the
government The government has one
Vessel in this ship yard and two at
New York, building, but the amounts
are nearly all paid on them. ! saw
in mornisg paper that Mr.. Roach
thinks am responsible for The trouble,
or at least that coulu give r5lief, but
the government owes only
the amounts still duo upon
the Dolphin, which would not be
enough to put him upon sure footing
again. The affair is unfortunate,
but l cannot help him. Yes;
the failure was matter OF
surprise in government as well as bust.
ness circles, but / cannot see that 1T
viii hay !, any great effect on the gov
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wraoHeyeNNe AND ARAPAHoG
Alleged a. Nioisto the Treaty ana ii"'
bile ~ Abfugstion- Language 80
the iHsttun,nt WhstHuV-
,rnoT M'G0ok SAYS

81. LOUIS, July IA special dis
patch from Washington, referring to
affairs In the Indian Territory and tho
leases OF land to catt.om6u, say there
ia n feature about the leases on the
CHEYENNE aud ATapahOo reservation
which has not been drawn ou' IN the
controversy. IL IL n part oi the
treaty made with thes0 lndiHns
before they went ON those reSerya
tions, and Is relied upon 10 PROVE that
these leases are Illegal. After DC
scribiug the boundary lines al the
Cheyenne aud ArapahOo reservation
the treaty says: "All Ot such lands
shall be, and the same il hereby set
aside, Tor the absolute and unGiS'
turbed use or occupation OF the IN
dians herein named aud Tor suoh
othUr friendly tribes or indiVliual
Indians ~ from time 10 Time thoy
may he willing, with the consent OF the
United States, % admit among themi
and the United States solemnly agrees
that no persons, except those herein
authorized So 10 do, and except
such officers, agents and employees
OF the government NJ may be author
lied TO el'or upon Indian reservations
in tho di~Ch 4rgH e their duties en-
Joined by law, shall ever be pCruliite
to pass over, settle upon, or reside IN
the territory described la this ar
ticle or In such territory W may
be added iu tUis reservation Tor inc
uee Of said Indians
GuVEHSuN M'CooE's OPINION.
Governor McGulk, WHO Is horei
says:
HCongress cannot lcgillma.i2e those
leases by an .uI They are forbidden
by the Cheyenne and Arnpahoe
treaty. OILY anew treaty eau mako
leasing lcg . on that reservation.
cannot sos how Tho government c'n
do otherwise than order tho re-GrVa
ton cleared Of THESE Isl it0 menu
Governor Met. ok has h.l several
interviews with The Indian cuwwiS-
siCney ana says there Is g manifest IN
teutiou 10 enforce The laws against the
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An Auswsr vented.

Can any one bring us a kidney or
liver complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily care? We say they
cannot, as thousands OF cases already
permanently cured and who ere daily
reco mmending Electric Bitters will
prove. Brighps disease, diabetes,
weak back, or any urinary complain;
quickly cured. They purify tho
blood, regulate the bowels, and act di-
rectly on tho diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale OF soc. Il
bottle by w. IL. Howell IL Bro.
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II you are tired of taking the large
old fashioned gripping pills, aud are
satisfied that purging yourself till you
are weak and sickis not good COM
mon sense, then try Carriers Little
Liver Pills and learn how easy II is 10
no free from biliousness, headache,
constipation and all liver troubles.
These little pills are smaller, easier to
take and give quicker relief than any
pill in use. Forty in vial. One
dose, Price % cents.
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..... imr.nut
raIu.ll f0ply "tOu much fului nrd ~
answer, "fnthor tOu inuHr filu'
Touching damage ~ worms ht il1
present me, jis correspondents state
that thOfb ia no such dniuig in iholr
locality lI reply that the damage II
very light and % answers average Nv
per cent damage.
REPLIES from all the correspondents
give 10 net average ~ I'd per cont bet
tor crop ~ compared with iLl- date
last wear,
Tho NyeTag, height of rlaut ~ this
date in the ~ counties IN 80 iuChCs.
Ono hundred and nine corresponds
0ntz report indications for ~ very
good crops" -, replies say tho indlca-
lions are tor - good crop;' 10 answers
say ",n average CROP o report an IN
different outlook, While . correspond
onts sav the indications In their locali'
ties point to a poor crop,
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JOHN RoACns FAILURE.

The Dispatch Boat Dolphin Sinks its
BuiIder-A Shipurecked Saip Builder
He is Sick, OF Course.
NEW YORK, July 1S.-John Roach,
tho skip builder, who built the dis
patch boat Dolphin, and who has been
doing business under the name OF
John Roach & Son, made an assign
ment to-day to George W. Guintard,
of this city, and George Weed, OF
Stamford, Connecticut.
The assignor first directs that wages
and salaries of all employees be paid,
and then he prefers VIM. Rowland, OF
New Brunswick, for money loaned
for work and labor done and materi.
ais furnished, s62,2l79S for part of
which he holds four promissory notes
made by Nj. Eoaeh.
A promissory nofe made NJ the as
signoI, bearing date June lOl 1850 and
PAYABLE in three months, for $4,000,
which WAS discounted by tho Machan-
icA aud Traders Bank OF Brooklyn, Is
also preferred. p. w. GOllanda d Co.,
OF No Wall street, for money loaned
and advanced. sye also preferred 10
tho extent Of $500, which was loaned
about JBns n laet, SloiWe or July
2 and 1000. on tho llsi
instant. The assignment ipen
directs payments % 81 other
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Another Life Saved

Mrs. Harriet Cummings, OF Clncin-
natl, Ohio, writes: "Early Last winter
my daughter was attacked with = Sc
we're cold, which settled OH her lungs
We Tried several medicines, none OF
which seemed 10 do her any good, but
she continued TO get worse, and finally
raised large amounts Of blood from her
lungs. We called In a family physi-
AZ this time friend, who had boon
cured by DIR, VIM. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS, advised me
10 glyo IL a trial. We then got a bot
Tie, and she began TO improve, and by
ths use OF three bottles was entirely
cured."
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That which we call rose
BY any other name would smell as sweet
BuG the reverse is equally true, and
the simple fact that 80 many wretch
ed perfumes are designated Florida.
Water does not impart to them any OF
the sweet fragrance Of the genuine
Murray & Lanlnan's florida Water.
Beware of these counterteits, ana
make sure of obtaining only the night
article which mas won Tor itself toe
foremost position as toilet requisite.
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The "Exposition Universelle dc Part
Culinaire" awarded the highest hont
ora to Angostura Bitters as the mos
cffiacious stimulant to excite the appe-
tite and to keep the digestive organs
in good order. Ask for the genuine
article, MANUFACTURED only by DR.. j:
G. b. Seisert 81 Sons, and beware OF
mi q thong
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81 have been afflicted with an affec-
ton of the throat from childhood
caused by dipbtheria, and have used
various remedies, put have never
found anything equal to Browns
Bronchial Troches."-Rev. G. M. f.
Hampton, Piketon, Ky. Sold only in
boxes.
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nnclslen. $ Arrica halve.

The best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe-
yer sores, letter, chapped hands,
chillblaips, corns and all SKIN
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no paw required. 1t Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by w. III. Howell d Bro.
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Good Thing for Dallas

1t is conceded by all knowing ones
that G. uld's headquarters for his Tex
as roads will bs located in this city.
Our people should feel very grateful to
the king of railroads tor preference
shown this, the metropolis Of North
Texas. further information and the
finest photograph can be had at J. FL.
Webster's art gallery, FOL Elm street.
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A proad an Enthu.ia,t'o East Texan

a Proud an Enthusitel'' bhsl ieNah'
RusH, July 1S.--TEditot Herald =
This IS the poor mans. cgpntry of the
-gorld. You folkz who i.ye in North
eru Texas think yOu own and live in
the land thai lows with milk and
money, sntyou look upon the eastern
and sputsWsp syp psrt OF Texas as the
asst dare 10 the STATE, You some
times compare az with kansas, or
with tue pine-kn and vi e.grsss re-
gions Of North Carolina. Nou are of
.ycnr bsse when you FpeaA # us IN any
arch connection. THIS 81 The chosen
lspd and the Eden OF Texas. A
Jhrre majority % .AOsa who emf
5.rate IN Texas are poor peo-
ple, $50 bhey come TO TINS
besutilul ana VI ours 70 better their
con6 I'LL fpsoCia!ly, ana strange to
say Trey have Tor The past few years
psesed o a- lhis rand country where
wood =. s.tol and lh6 great necessities
Of life abound The following reason
for tins .5gs been given. The genial
ortlirea Of this port G Texas are so
r9uch like those If tho oder States,
that the emjg-auCa do not see what
trey have, 30 much reUa about, and
or ware the ~ pushes anxious to see
I'll rich llsck prairie lands of tho
wsst. as pisiuiad by some advertising
~ YF. b. NJ fne land ss there
81 iu tha yu5d Tor general crops.
Tsko cur Pf1suscJ for The growing
cotton cryn' S Mould 40 disaster over
TAX rs W. viii make a bale per acre
IN this couuFy Ph's is tno good aud
we DO DO. oHvost but tnree-fourths
NJ bale and we have
"a ult5d showing for this
yield 81 auv iarmjng land in Texas.
we afe not subject TO b-ouths. We
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Bailey's Saline Aperient is decided
Improvement on the old purgative
pill. Just as pleasant as @ glass OF
soda water, and cheaper than pills..
Sickly, feeble and pale faced girls
and married women can be cured with
English Female Bitters.
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Adyocatesof prohibition need have
no fears of "PRIoKLY ASH BITTERs"
as it ia medicine, and by reason of
its cathartic properties cannot be used
as q beverage. 1t IS manufactured
from the purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. AS blood purifier
it has no equal. IL is pleasant to the
taste. and effective in action.
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KeynOta to Health.

Keynote to Health.
Health is wealth. Wealth means in
dependence. The keynote is DR..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
best Cough Sprup in the world. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Paines in the Chest,
Bronchitis and Primary Consumption.
One dose gives relief in every case.
Take no other. Price so cents and 81.
Samples free. Sold by all druggists.