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NEARING THR ENl.
Continned nom .EYrst 90.

the late W II. Hunter, second assistant
secretary Of state, took place TODAY and
was attended by Secretary Bavard ex.
secretary Eyarts, First Assistant Score.
tary Porter, representatives from ali the
foreign legations, several senators and
an the chiefs OF the various bureaus I'm
the state department.
INTERNAL REVENUE sTArlsrIcs
! WASHINGTON, July 25.-Ion / s
Miller, commissioner OF internal revenue'
mas made preliminary report al the
operations Of the internal-reyenue service
during the fiscal year ending June M
1856, OF which the following "a an nh,
stract The total collections for tho
year were sll6,902, s45; the total collec.
tions for the previous year were sll2.-
724. V'if0i'
The increase was made up as follows.
Sl,6Sl,o55 on spirits, Sl,500,274 on to-
bacco, and Sl,4i5,9i9 on fermented
liquor. This amount was reduced by a
decrease OF $4,000 on banks and bankers
ana decrease Of S20,554 In miscel.
laneous receipts. There was an increase
OF 252,2l2,ll2 in the number of cigar
cites, an increase OF l5l, 925,s55 In the
number OF cigars, an increase of IL ,OlO.-
off In thenumber of pounds Of tobacco.
an increase of l,606,l0s in the number of
gallons OF spirits distilled from grain
and other material, and an increase of
l,624 $50 In the number OF barrels of fer
mehteu liquors as compared with the pre-.
vious fiscal year
The states in which the greatest collec-
lions We're made are respectively; Iii
nos, S24,s52 ,253; Kentucky, $50, 746,040;
New York, Si4 365 ,209; Ohio, Sl2,92l,-
oa9i PENNSYLVANIA, $7,S47,2Sl, and Mis-
souri,, S7,06O,6is.
The smallest collections were, Yer
mont, $50, sos, and Mississippi. S47. 069
In concluding his report the commits
sioner says: at is yet too early to make
any accurate estimate of tine total collec.
tions for the current fiscal wear. Reports
from various collection districts, how
ever, and information from the larger
manufacturing centers, together with a
large increase in the receipts for the
present month as compared with the
same month of last year, indicate that the
RECIPES for the year will be considerably
increased.
UNABLE TO AGREE.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Another in
effectual conference was had last evening
on the river and harbor appropriation
bill. A further meeting Of the conference
Will be held on Monday, but there are
small chances OF agreement. They are
as far apart as ever on the Hennepin
canal, the Sandy bay and the Forage
canal amendments. 1t is probable that
another effort will be made by the house
conferees TO test the sense of the house
ON these important amendments before
entertaining an idea of conceding the
points at issue. There is every prospect
OF compromise on the New York harbor
item.
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|rag CAPTAINS THROAT.

~ on a Boston Steamer Goes
n and Murders the Captain.
YORK, July 25.--The schooner
Carroll, from Powell's Point,
krrived here to-day reports that
|st "a. m, off Fenwlck's island
ks,lng northwest, ten miles dis
I spoke the schooner Nellie G.
N Boston. The vessel had her
Down. The mate reported that the
4 throat had been cut during the
\ The cook, who had gone crazy.
b. a wrecking steamer went along
1 thenheaded for Delaware break
4 When last seen the schooner was
4 Tor the same place.
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expressed himself as 10 sympathy with
this plan Of procedure Mr.. Carlisle. a.
chairman Of the caucus committee, fayors
putting the investigation resolution In
place for consideration at this session. hut
would smenh the resolution so that The
commissioners Of Investigation shall be
appointed by the president. He favors
their being paid literally, so that the
president can command the best talent in
the country. OF course they should be
allowed TO employ expert accountants to
assist them, else the investigation, made
by however able or honest men, would
amount TO nothing In considering the
question OF getting at xactfacts involved
In the settlement OF debt Of over Si00,.
100000 small economy would be absurd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26
The Finest ItaEors in the world
AT Anderson's gun store.
SOME SMILES.
They Show that Language is often IA Slip
pory Thing TO Deal with.


pory Thing 10 Deal with.
Chambers Journal
"The child of the past and the parent
Of the future Is not an unhappy simile
for the-present. Happiness has been
likened TO a ghost; oil talk about II, but
few, II any, have ever SCENT. Ambitions
ladder rests against star, remarks a
clever writer, who also tells us that pro-
verb is short truth s9ndwiched between
wit and wisdom.
Eloquence Is coat Of many colors
judlciously blended No one thing will
make man eloquent. Flatlery mas been
termed a kind OF bad money 10 which our
vanity gives currency. Society, like
shaded silk, must be viewed In ali situa-
lions, or It's cOlors will deceive us. Kind
ness Is the golden chain by which society
Is bound together, and charity Is an angel
breathing on riches, while graves have
been POLITICALLY called the footsteps Of
angels.
Language Is q slippery thing TO deal
with, as some may ind when selecting
their SMILES says writer; "Speak of
mans marble brow, and he will glow
with conscious prdei but Rllpde 10 his
wooden head, and he Is mad in a minute"
The young lecturers "similes were gath.
cred In heap" when he expressed the
whole body Of his argument on deceit la
the following "On, my brethren, the
sRowlest ehiFt-front may conceal an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26
THE CROPS.
I ,...ed brought Plays Havoc
S y, late CrOps-NO improve
4, IN Spring Wheat.
~. Yield of Corn Threat
base IN ~, crop wiii Fall short
-rns , no Drop threatened

d"
4 IN, July 25.-The following
~, - vill appear in this weeks
n pun farmers Review; The pro
'pe .n, which is almost unprece'
lr'u ,sngtn and severity, is begin
very serious effect upon
4 Da'S .rops. The spring wheat out
az Ian in nowise improved, and
!. condition of the crop has de.
l ...s Jnly /, when the Farmers
slu Wed that the probable total
nut "a ~ The United States would
lelu a n round total of
x KS bushels. Reports from
wy iowa wisconsin, Minnesota
e. do not indicate an average
~ ~ 10 ten bushels to the acre,
/. ~ ~ aelds entirely ruined.
4 ~ WISCONSIN, Iowa and Me-
RuU, IVA while looking clean, is in
. IN and shortage in the yield
I,ansS. In Minnesota corn is
sell. bnt is beginning to feel the
n me- drought.
crop will fall short with a
4 ~ y not TO exceed one-half an av-
a ~ in wisconsin and Minnesota,
y, 'Staarths Of an average yield in
4 Michigan and Iowa.
nv exception Of Minnesota the
snots threatened with a failure,
N, lvf reports indicating more than
y" We'd, and in many sections a
Il III the Northwestern states is
y hort, and in large sections
Iowrtions OF Wisconsin cattle
Aed, owing to an inability to
S.,sesnce IN dried up pasturing
IN crop of Michigan, Illinois and
IA d very promising.
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! BACHELOR'S LAMENT.

ply Of the Tendency Among Young
Men to Celibacy.
Y Globe Of a recent date was a
Of letter entitled "a Bellies
!" The fair unknown regrets
feary years of social toll. She is
flour, aud has been fattered and
Rnehted, and with the slightest en-
NPment might now have been a low
n, She says: SIT IS lamentably
4, Ike many another girl, my ears
foWn so accustomed to compli-
faat they are only empty, mean
sounds, for despite the victory a
achieves every time some
tells her she IS beautiful,
arly when she knows there
" the assertion, the fact remains
erWhelms her like an avalanche.
'Fnlch there is no escape, that
all the knightly gallants not one
Pfalseiul throng has the manliness
sge to ask her hand In MARRIAGE
ms out the folly and figures out
slse Of this fiuttering around-the-
luoat-coming-to-the point bust
ADDS; "Isn't it simply heart
iof girl Of my years-and my
aeOhs, too, | may add-to con
s' SIT any wonder sit in my
Fey DAY, after a night of decollete
ana silly waltzing, and shed
q ~. y. because, though men flatter,
.Sluse to think well enough
marry met" truly sympathize
Young woman; but let me ask:
wv the young men who fiatter
uOs wed lovely damsels OF her
'us more enyiable? How often
nO returned from a full-dress
e .a ass,eo myself of the infallible
J. ~ ensconsed myself comforta-
ny sllppered feet on the mantel,
h i, anal cigar-philosophized.
M, N.Y. sufling smoke l see visions
INV NV velng upon whom I've ex-
"a siuo ICY Efforts at perifiage only
SS ~ think how cosy we would
s. o, tSe 2 % gazing at the dying
IN nv ~ y learth, sitting on low
H. S. s,le, and how tenderly I'd
.|ncs p noy shoulders that | but an
M ~ o~pared with those OF the
5tins Louvre. The picture is so
M eosl,, even seriously speculate
sobs Sr'sioulty of making It real. A
IN en- reasoning and it Is all dis
M u yAe even ike the cigar, the
III cos which throw among the
Ilne t h' I'm twenty-eight and a
knS, ssa.itlster. The battle is not won.
Inn ~ Ha 70 make, position to gain.
.Ir lo rsaughters of to-day do not
llose WIN struggling young men,
M u.s., use or go under, The young
ssb,s NJ period Is too well trained to
I'M, mat is not strictly good
alvs' ~ Know, and it is not good
q way sway to sentiment TO the
Ior marrying man who has not
\ tUsttlon, If 1t is not an absolute
ks.aIS s aS, with title, it is
bs s .uilillonaire, with a neck the
/ tss VAST, that can successfully
Sba 'as9 li, Of the fair maiden of
aesnt, wiz listen to your tribute
b IN one even grows a con-
pt come e matter OF the quality
ana pilments. She is not
ord, You must sharpen your
.lv WI % invent palatabie food for
y. evs Sae waliges with YOU. filrts
rl,h en INDUCES in tender little
Ae's youi but marry you-,dear
edly s aueh a dear fellow. Int so
Arty. yon lauu one must wed a brill
be isn,,A I0w" | do not know
The 5et,s. sles, but that marriage
r'ored people Is becom-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26

II is doubtful II women would suffer at
all, more than men, II The liver and kiu-
neys were always In natural working or
der, Female weakness cannot exist II
the blood be pure, and Its purity depends
upon the proper action ot these organs;
10 regulate them use Dir. j. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Baim. 81 ner bottle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26
Negro shantlss Burned.

HptCIHI 70 IIU UHttltei
DALLAS, TEX, July 25,-At . O'Clock
tonight two frame shanties in what is
known as Strlpgtown, northeastern
suburb, were destroyed by fire. The
houses belonged TO colored preacher
named Stokes, and were occupied by col
ored people, who saved most OF the
effects. The loss will probably not ex-
coed $500. There was no insurance as
far as could be learned tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26

Buy package Of Silver Loaf and give
II fair trial. II you do this you will
never regret II. How many disastrous
failures Ia making bread cause troublous
yexatloa Ia the householder This can all
be obylated by trisl OF Silver Loaf. j.
n. Brown guarantees Its purity, strength
and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26
DlNAGED BY HAIL.

hds OF Bushels of Grain Are
Ruined In Dakota.
jASD, d. t., July 25,--It is esti-
Plat the grain ruined by yesterdays
En in this section will aggregate
bushels, which at present prices
! loss OF S450,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26

ROME, July 25.--rhe cholera returns
for TODAY are; Brindlsi, new cases, 2
DEATHS Fontans, 4 new cases, deaths /;
san Vito, new eases, Deaths Bologna,
new cases, deaths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26
WATCHING rHE AMEmcAN srNArp

LONDON, July 25,-- Howard Vincent
has written letter to the newspapers
In which he quotes from his yearly re-
ports while director OF criminal investi.
cations in order TO prove the urgent ne
cessity of extradition with the United
States is not directed especially against
the Fenians and dynamiters. Vincent
concludes his letter by saying that the
whole civilized world is watching the
Ifnita1 Gfatao aas,a..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-26

PARIS, July 20 The French govern
ment has notified Madagascar that the
loan which that country proposes to raise
In London is a violation Of existing
treaties
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Dry Goods.


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strong Dsmnnd.


Nov York Sun,
Mr.. Lamont Ito attsndanD-Has the
New York Evening Post been delivered
this morning2
a readin' 1t.
Mr.. Lamont (half an hour later)-Has
the President finished with the POa2
Attendant-Yes, sab, Miss Rose hab
done got 1t,
Mr.. Lamont (half an hour later)-Has
Miss Cleveland finished with the POai
Attsndant-Yes, sab. She marked it
all over wifi blue pencil and guy it to de
postmRn.
Mr. Lamont-Well, by the waye.washed
shores OF Lake Erie, you tell the boy to
leave two copies OF the New York Eteniag
Post every morning and have one Of 'em
marked Mr.. Daniel Lamont. l want to
know something about this administration
myself.
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earth and swallowed II, following q well
known custom Of Hindoo iRnAticism-
"mRy this choke me Ill betray the trust"
Boden Singh, too, pledged himself, to
repay the debt / had placed him under,
How the husband and wife kept faith with
me the coming ordeal showed.
"Pooniahl Why are you here2 II was
Bodan Singh who spoke, Coming by q
short cut from my bungalow he had ap'
preached the rear ofthe clumpand nearly
fallen over us, In another second be had
seen me, and his kniie-a carving knife
from the mess table-was in his hand;
and In the next l had him by the throat,
disarmed, and on the ground. He would
have shouted for help, but Pooniah sto0p-
ed, and in quick, nervous tones, whisper,
ed: "Boden Singh, utter one word, aud l
will run ont and say you were saving your
sahibl You were In his bearer, and gave
him warning in time to prevent him from
going to the mess table. How long do
you think you would live after that was
told2 The sahib will spare your life again
II you will promise not to join the mutt
nesTs. Lie quiet now, and you will never
see me after Tonight
The villain saw his only chance for
safety, Suddenly he gave the promise
required Of him, and lay still for twenty
minutes. Then the sepoys moved away
and hall an hour later !, for the second
time, allowed Boden Singh to 60 in peace,
"sahib," said Poonlah, ~ have kept
my trust. l can do no more for you,
salaam." She was gone, and | never saw
her again.
More fortunate than the "Msrtyr Of
Allahabsd" l got safely into Lucknow,
and came out with Sir Colin Oamphells
men when they marched to our relief. 1t
Is, perhaps, needless to say that Boden
Singh's word was broken. He was an &C.
tive mutinesr. l saw him for the last
time near Oawnpore. He was one OF q
long line Of Sepoys tied to q staked rope
running forward from the muzzle Of
shotted gun.
"Bodea Singh" l said, II cannot save
you this'tims.'
would you II you Could?" he asked,
And as | looked on the traitors face,
and recolleCtions Of the past crowded
upon me, l could only reply;
~ don't think would"
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Epr Gent.

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Foh lame back, side or chest, Use Shi.
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Price 10 and 10 cent? per bottle.
Fold ~ lagghlin Bros. 4 o., whole.
tale gent, wheeling W, Va,
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That HACKING COUGH can be 80 quickly
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Blood

Is the life, aud he Is wise who remembers II, But
In March Of last year tlSSih. | contracted blood
poison, and being In Savannah, Ga, At the time,
went into the hospital there for treatment, 1Eut
ieTed very much from rheumatism At the same
time ibid not getWell under the treatment there
nor was | cured by any Of the usual means
have now taken seven bottles oil AWiitB Specific
and am sound and well, II drove the poison oul
through boilS on the skin. DAN LEAHY,
jersey City, n, ~ Aug. !, 1885,
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AcKEa's BLOOD ELIXIR iS the only Blood
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ing. Il purilies the whole system, and
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and Charles Menkemeller,
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common potoua plaslea-which you can cot iOt 4
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merely thrown away your money, lot oaO Heni0u'l
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mAikOt that 10 honestly aud bkiliuliy made, aud
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Poison

had produced great holes in my back and chest
and had removed all the hair OF my head, yet
began TO improve IN a weeks time, and the sore
began to heal, and were entirely gone Inside o.
WILL JONES, Porter Union Pass. Depot.
Cisco, Texas. July IS, 1885
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
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MANY Of the good things Of this lie are
sorrowiully let alone on account Of Dyg.
pepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, indigestion and Consti.
patton sold on q positive guarantee at 81
and so cents, by Logan 4 %. and Charles
Menkemellet.
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CONTAGIOUS
Dseaaes lEa Provalsat AZ oEar DO wotld.

lam q native OF England, and while l was n
that county ! contracted q terrible blood poison,
and for TIVE yean Wa under Treatment o. N out
door patient Of Nottingham Hospital, England, but
was not cured. / suffered the most agonIEinR palm
In my bones, and was covered with sores all over
my body and limbs. had vertigo and deafness
With partial loss Of sight, severe palms In my head
and eyes, 10, which nearly ran me crazy, lost
and was treated at Roosevelt In this city, ~ well a.
by Q prominent physician In New York having no
connection with the hospitals.
saw tho advertisement Of sWlltB Specific, and !
determined 70 give Il trial Rs q last resort, Ihad
given up all hope Of being cured, q | had gone
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Nottingham and New York. l took six bottles Of
81 .. and can say with great 10y that they have
ever was In my Life. I. FRED HALfORD,
New York City, June u, 1885,
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CONVENIENT, pleasant and certain in
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soorT's EMULsloN OF PURE

Cod Liver OIL, with HypOphOSphltes, In
s%orOtulOus n oOnSumptivo Cases.
DR.. O. O. Lockwood, New York, says
" have frequently prescribed Scots
Emulsion and regard 1t as q valuable pre-
paration in s~Crotulous aud consumptive
cases, palatable and eiliCacious."
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Two Year, ago I contracted blood poison. After
taking prescriptions from the best physicians here
and al Dallas, I concluded TO visit Hot SPRING,
and on reaching TexArkanA 0 doctor recommended
me 10 try hwlIt'B Specific, assuring me that Il
would benefit me more than Hot Spring.. Al
though the
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BY lack Of open air exercise, and the
want Of sufficient care. in the matter Of
diet, the whole physical mechanism often
becomes impaired during the winter.
Ayers sarsaparilla Is the proper remedy
70 take in the spring Of the year to purify
the blood, inyfgorate the system, excite
the liver TO action, and restore the healthy
tone and yigor. paw
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Au2SDAw Near wheeliug, ", Va.
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