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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-05

is not the case. To-day Indianapolis lines are suf-
fering through rate-cutting made by Chicago
roads. In other years at this particular
time, indianapolis roads have been crowded with
sea board and New England business; now they
are doing practically nothing. The Illinois Cen
trail, the Chicago q Eastern Illinois, the Chicago
& Alton and the Chicago, Burlington q Quincy
are pouring grain into Chicago billed 10 New
England points and the seaboard, at rates which
shut such roads as the l., B. g W.. or the !. &
St L and the Vandalia out of these markets.
Grain dealers at Peoria, and, in fact, every
prominent grain center in Illinois tell the
same story that is, that they are
compelled to ship via Chicago, SO much
better rates can be obtained than by the
midland and more direct routes; and
the sooner the Decline, the l., B. & w, the
Vandalia and the Ohio & Mississippi people take
the bull by the horns and make the same rate
made by Chicago, or. better still, the pro rata OF
Chicago that Indianapolis roads are entitled to,
the better. The last advance in rates has not
been respected by the Chicago roads, while the
Indianapolis roads have endeavoTed to act hon
orably; but the time has now come for Indiana
polls roads to protect themselves, pool or no
pool
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-05
strike at the Indianapolis Car works.

The car works have a young strike on hand
The blacksmiths, moulders and foundrymeR,
some lbs in number, went ont yesterday. We
were unable, last evening, to find any of the
officials to learn the facts in the case. President
Milliard was out Of the city. Superintendent
Cooper was not comeatable. From a party who
claimed to be posted it is learned that there IS
five weeks pay due these men, and as hereto
fore they have been paid every two
weeks, they became uneasy, as. with all
car works, 1t has been hard shedding to make
both ends meet of late. Car trust securities
cannot be disposed of except at a great sacrifice.
The trouble Of yesterday will be but Temporary. as
President Milliard has within the last thirty
days received contracts to build 2,500 box and
LOCO coal ears; and a business man in a position
to know whereof he speaks says the company
will have ample funds by the 18th Of this month
to meet all liabilities. which are very small when
compared with their assets and it is thought
that the action of these employees was rather
baSty 49,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-05

DIR. PMRcBs Pleasant Purgative Pellets
please prteticing physicians. patients, and the
people al large. DF. J. a.. Miller in q communi
cation sent to us from his home in San Leandro,
Cal. thus speaks of them: II have employed DIR.
e " Pierces Pleasant Purgative Pellets in my
practice for the last four years. now use no
other Alternative or cathartic medicines In all
chrome arrangements Of the stomach. liver and
ana bowels l know Of nothing that equals
them These are wellchosen and expressive
words, The PELLETS merit ali encomiums
showered upon them. however. Sugar-coated,
inclosed IN glass walls, aud well preserved By
druggists.
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The a. =. q S. =.

BosToN. Aug. 4.-The June statement of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany shows gross earnings for July of $l,254,
s029; operating expenses, exclusive of taxes, $80I,-
534; net earnings, $452. 495. For the
six months ended June, 1854. the
gross earnings were $7,646. SIS; operating ex-
penses, 81. ITO, S75; net earnings, So, 535, $40.
At a general meeting of the Mexican Central
railroad directors, to-day, the resignation of
President Nlckerson was formally presented.
The thanks of the company were voted him, and
Mr.. Nickerson responded
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-05

From the above statement, which is taken from
the official train records, it will be seen that the
freight business of July, 1884. was better than in
July, 1883, but fell badly behind that of the
years 1880, 1881 and 1882.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-05

Total reduction for 10 years a$4sa. 27o, I23.O5
Notwithstanding the great reduction in the
rOst of carrying, the company has been able to.
get a fair remuneration for the services rem
Narad
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-05
Jnly car Movement for seven Years Past.

Below is given the number of loaded and
empty cars received and forwarded at this point
last month, and also a comparative statement of
the month in Inlv for six wears nracedine.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
Grb5ctt init &6ferm.

9ur6 bic QuSiaat iol6er @rbien, tpel6e
bon Dem iogenannten @rbienfdfer ange>
9riffen iino, f0roert man 5meifelsobne Die
tpeitere 9erbreitung 6teles bGBlt6en l1ngez
aiefers in bo6em OtaBe, md6renb anbcrerz
let's bic 8oaenbung zines boufommen gez
iunoen Saat9utS oaS it6er1te Wfittel 1T,
balD oonftdnotg 9err bieies i6GOlt6en Snz
iefteS gu tper0en.
Man unterlaiie es 6eSbalb nienals, Sic
81 b%enuben6eu Saaterbien Dor Der @uSiaat
iorgfdltig 5u utteriu6en. !3etgt it6 BET
tbnen Der &Gfer = penn aud nur in gez
ringer Wenge -, 10 iGe man ite Iteber gar
ni6t, 1onoern bertDenoe ite ais Suffer. SIT
aber Die 8enubung beS Saatguts als iolz
Dies nt6t 5u urn9e6en, 10 o0rre mar bic
tranten @rbien Dor Der QuSlaat, unb Stpar
2 bis 3 Stunoen lang in elmer WGrme bon
rei6li6 100 @rab s.. @s ner6en baour9
ale 2arben un6 &Gfer get06tet, tpGbreno Die
&eimtraft Ser @rbien ni9t i'm minoeiten
Iei0et.
Oenno6 biirfte es empfeblenstpertb ietn,
iol6crart ~beGanbelte @rblen etlpaS oi9ter
= ais geip0bnli6 gu iGen, tnoem man6e
@rbie i6on our6 BEN &dferfraB an tbrer
&etmfraft D~erloren baben fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31

&onbon miro bemnG6it I'm Elm
neuss 9roBartigeS 8er9nugun9Sz
lotaI rei6er tperoen, unO Stpar in ber
0eltaIt zines groBen Balaites, G6nlt0 pie
Der SrDitdllpalait in Spoenbam. Der neue
8alait miro bon Der v9tlbert @rbi6itiou
9alace Company" in Der Nabe bon 8ats
terieasBart erri9tet, ipel6e in bemielben
Sutitz ano SnouitriesA uSteuangen abs
balten miro, iotpie cine %permonente Sc
mGlbes Arsiteuung, tpeG6e, Der 9eDarpz
tlng tdd, cine oct l6Oniten 1&llo ret6balz
tighten GuropaS neroen nirb. Ser 9flege
bet Wtuitf miro belonoere Gufmerf iamteit
9eldentt tper6en Aito Die @eleai6aft beabz
itdttgt in ibrer @onSertbaae Die gr0Bte
Orgel Der @eIt auf3uitelet. Die n0tbigen
Gon5elitonen itnD bereitS ertbetIt tporoet,
uuo 1T Der 8an bes @e6Gl6es, gu tpel6em
caS 8aulnateriaL Der 1972er 9ubltner
NuSitelun8 uno Der dtten Suitt5gc6dlloe
IN QSeitminltcr benuBt Uuroe, berettS
loDe;t geoiebtl, DAP Oer Balait pornuSit6tz
lip ge8en @noc Dtai erOffnet tperben tptrO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31

Wii6e un6 ipdrli6 gu ftnoen iinb, miBte
man iiG einen Gorrat6 oauon boIten unD
bieielbclt f0rmli6 3i6ten. Die Stab
rltngsaufnabme oerieIben iettens Der Slide
lit cine 3itmlt6 ergtebtge; man bat faum
j3ett, oen 5ipeiten Wurm Ill serfleinern. 10
idneQ lit Der erlte bereits peri0mun0en.
Be3iiglid oeS SantmelnS uno Qluf6ez
tua6rens bon 9tegenpiirmern in trodener
Belt lei Gemerft, Dap otele Ggiere our9 Be-
GieBer elmer Sldde i'm @artet nit Sal5z
ipoiier lei3t 81: er6alten itno; man bat ite
Damn aufSuleien NIB TIT feudteS OfooS 5u
icbelt. 9aS 3i6ten bon GegentDilrmern
geld)ic6t am beiten in i6attigen @rltben,
iueldc nit ienfredt eingeitelltem 6aferitrob
ooer init 8Iattiperf uno StrpbbQfiel neblt
fcHdter 8arteneroe GoGer an9efiilIt tperDen.
81! dDllt6en @ruben aber NIT iDarn1er
l~orltt8cr Gage = lalien ii6 aud Slie9enz
1ltaoe1 lnoitenpetie al6teu. Sol6e @rus
ben ltno je0od in @ufeinanoerfoIge nit
StrobbGdiel gu 6-8 3otl, frtidem Yferoez
bilt3er 81 % 3oll, fetrer @rbe su J 3oll,
tbierildGt uib pflat3li6en NbfGllen 5t ets
DN "a -3oll, 0ann nit elmer oiirnen
6ddielz uno Groi6i6t SIT fiiGlen 1no bur6
Jteiiig bot Geffii9el, our6 8retter BET 9tez
geriDettcr Dor SIT groBer NGlie st betpabren.
9it6t lelteil tDirb eirtfab etr Stilf beltebtz
9eS Sleii0 lit etneu geoeften 8aiten nit
Sieb6oben gelegt ul6 oieier auf 8fGblen in
6a5 Sil0tpaiicr etn8eftellt, 10 baB Die it6
bnrdn bilben0eu Ofaoen BON ielbit tn'S
QSuilcr fallen. = Nu0 Shneden f0nnen
nit nerldtebeuem 8lattiperte in tinem
bur6 6Gdlel ODER Sdgenlebl abgeiperrten
Gaume geSoeeA uno aufbena6rt tperben.
2lle btele Nrtelt uno gSetlen 3ur @etptttz
nung natirliden Sii6fttters iper6en itd
fir 8%rlltnnitalten uuo fletnere3 u6tanlagen
gut peripert9en laIlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
Nubbarma6en bon siiutpfen.

0a perlumpfte 2Grbereten getp06nlt6 10
tief liegen, baB 6as Maiier ntdt abgeleitet
tperoen fam, 10 geben fte ntdt nu feinen
@rtrag, lo1tDern MAIDEN aud 6urd Die QuS>
olnitung 0eS faNlenoen WalierS tbre lm>
gegen0 ungelunb. 9iel EN- llebelitnrlOe ldBt
it6 our6 Qnpflan3ung g%eipilIer @eipd6ie,
ipel6e gu t6rem 8a9SIbum et1e grOBe
Wfenge BON @ai1er benotbigen llnO aufldu>
gen, ab6elfen. @roBe @rfplge bat man bier
SIT 2droe Our0 Nnphan5ung Der etnDellniz
lben Side er3telt; SaulenDe bon 2tcre5
Surnpflano ftno init Gld)et f0rnli6 allfgez
%foritet, u1o oaS 6ol3 Der elben bat it'd nee
gen ieiner 6drte unO ~Dor3lgliden Brau6s
bartlett 5t elmer ltaf1t9aftet NuSfu6rtpaare
erboben. Die Side miro ntdt et1pa in s.
der gepfldnSt, lonoern nit ben Wur5el11
plott obenauf Dtngeiteut u1O bon Den Sci
ten Der S6iamm fe9elf0rmt9 u1o auf Die
QSutSel1 gebGuft. SDute fur5 mad gei6e>
bener YflanSung ult0 ebe nod Der S6lamln
feitltbt, ltilrn1il6es 0etter etntreten ullo
Die 8dur16en GUT Settle biegelt, 10 muB oer
Shlamnltegel erreuert iDcrDen. 9ie Giden
t0nnen llnglaubltde Otengen bon QGaiier
bcraGbetter. sic entpideln Iib urgeilletn
raid ltnD MAIDEN Sa9re5triebe bon %
SUB Sarge. Sltnpftge Stre6elt, 1pel6e
uor1er fauln obne S~e6ensgefa1r 5u betreten
iDaren, itebcr ip6ter nit oielen iipptgen ano
tDertDuoQen NuBbolsun9 ba. Ser Sumpf
miro trodel, bas 0alier freist in ben BEL
len Der 8dume. &etn Baum ielbit
Die 4appel, grlt uro Beioe ni6t, ab8eieben
bon Dem iogenannten r6ieberboum", bem
Eucalyptus globulus, .tDel9er aber nur in
iioli6en @eaenoen 9eoeibt - ma6t Der
Side Den 4IaB itreittg.
Sic bette Sabres3eit gum Nnpflan5en bon
@iden lit BON Wtitte Mai bts 9egen @nOe
SUM-, OG oann oas @rbrei6 idon penigz
items etpas erDdrmt lit uno ionnit baS Nnz
tpa6ien i6neIer Dor ii6 9ebt; betanutIt0
beginner Die @i6en crit i'm Wai ii6 i'm
Srieb SIT regen. BUR BfanSang nebme
man rtr l9One, frditt9e Stdmmden, cine
SparIamfett lit iebr libel angebra6t. Die
@ntfernuug beim 8fan5en ioate etipa As
SUP iein. $50 ettpa Baiieripiegel uorbanz
ben iino, bat man lolde Stelen porer1t gu
ulnsebsn; bieielben t0nnen lpGter, tpenn
baS Maiier a~llntdIig berlApinoet, 9Iei9z
fails bepflan3t tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
Wfnns an Nbnb6mntcn.

yfa6 ncueren @rfabrun9en merOen Die
Sbit6dume am beiten POM W1oos 6efreit,
pern man aus gepObnli6er 6ol3ai6e etne
mGbtg itarte Gauge fo6t, auf 2 @aIonen
etpa ] 8funO @arbolidure 5uieBt uno Oas
nodlmal aufgefodte @einii6 tparm mittels
zines Strobbelens auf Die bemoiten Ibetlt
Der Sblt6Gume auftrGgt. 9ta9 eint9el
Sagen fGQt baun aues MooS bis auf DAG
IeBte StGub6en ab, obne mieoer gu eridets
net un6 obne DAB es Der @eluno6eit Der
8Gltme ir9enopie i6abet. lleberbtes ioIer
Die lolherart getDai6enen Ste1en Diel me-
niger Snleften au5ieben uno bergen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
VOreWcm7 sS%iittcrnm9+

Sci Ser fiinitltdcn Stihsu9t 6iirften
Wtande nidt rebt EelheiD tpiiien, tuie lie
Die iulgen SOrelleu an better filttern. Ser
lhieneue Gerlld)e iin0 in oieier Besiebuna
gcmadt mor0e1; mir mollen bier Die @rz
g~ebnilie fur5 mittDeilell, ioneit uns lolde
befaunt getpprben iito.
@intee 3ittbter begannel1 Sic TItterltna
5luGait nit 6irf, tueIde5 burdl cir feines
Sieb gepreBt waro. 0iele 9l06rang l6ieu
i'm Qugcmeinen ben Tii0el sa bebaqen,
wleiDoDl lje ii0 nidt chen fart barnad
tumnlelten. NIIb eriuie5 Is fit ais ourd,z
II notbipelt0ig, III Der D1rmeceH Sya0reS=
set tQqliD irildes Nir:l sn uerlpcuoen, iueil
oalielpe leDy rald) Der SGulnib perfdlt. -
@uoerc reihten iDnell Niiegenmaoen. 9icIe
aber lteBen pteiSll6heu rubi9 Hlnberidmintz
men alo riibrten lie niht al. Man uer>
l6affte lid oauu 0te9euipiirmer ulIo
Serl6nltt 0tele in enripredeno flelne
Stide; auf bieie ~itiir5ten ii1 bic
Sbier6eu nit GROCER @ier u1tO Tii6rz
ten f0rmIide SGmpfe auf, nm einselne et5
mas grDbeg gcbliebenc Stife. 9tad) f1r;er
s3eit batter ie cine Wtenge Derielben uer,ebrt
ulto laleu lpgar Die iii 8ooen 9eiu1Feuen
Sbeile auf. Sin StaG etnes 8roideS, BEL
iel Tleii0 auf gleihe N8eiie 5eridniften
iuuroe, un6 drBerLi0 bon 9lct0er Tarbe
Nlto Don alet6err NlSie9et iDar, IieBen tie,
ais es gleib3ettig nit Sen 6e9enniirmers
ftiiGen tbnen oor9eiporfen ipuroe, porerft
unberit1rt liegen; crit ipGter, nadoen bus
Murmerfeti6 Deri6tpunoen mar, mabten
Tie ith Settrpeile auh Daran.
6ierna1 mlB man annebmen, 6aB 9tee
9entplrmer cine Q%teblingSlpetie ser junqeu
Stl06en it11b. 9a aber nun Die Geaen>
pIrmer in Der trodenen Sa6resaeit nur nit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
Ga6mbuttern unO @crtdIcn bon Mager=
@erfdien Ser gansen MtI6 na9 S6pet:

Ote bette ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS geldlter>
ter Nlild lit 63-670 S, geiGueyten Na0n15
$500 S., iiiBat 3tabmS 52-550 s.,
8et 8erbuttern oe5 lebtercn n1llB man
ote Semsgang oe3 SdldgcrS i'm 8NtterFaB
nebn1en. als BET gelduertem 9ta6m. Nuf
100 Brunb Butter nimwlt maj Is BfO.
Sals.
100 Qfb. Mil6 geben 80 9fo. Tettc
fGie. Sine Sub NIT 2500 Quart Wtilh
l~iefert bemuab III einemSabre ungefaDr 100
Rfo. Butter uno 300 Yfo. WngerfGle ooer
500 gfo. 6ettfdic.
Betm &erfiittern an &Glber tperoeu l
BIO. 2ebenSgewidt erSeugt bur0 10 Bf0.
SoQmiI0 oOer Is BfO. Wagcrmil0.
0os sur 9%feuanla9e elmer Utolferei n0t0i9e
capital betrGgt in Der 0tegel per Su0 $50
80, fir Gentrifugalmolfereten, namentlid
ltdotii6e, erbObt it6 oieie Summe unter
nmitdnoen no6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
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Gin brutfd6iaes selun6es 81 1T our6s
lt6ttg uno gan5 rein, penn man 6aslelbe
in Der 9efriimnten 6dllOf1d6e 9egen bas
&t6t bGlt. Ser 9otter lteat in Der Witte,
Die 2uftltnle am b"reiteren @nbe.
Ser nit ooppeltem 0otter o0er Dbne
9otte, iiltb lelbitueritdnoli6er 8eiie nt6t
brutfdbi9, oesgleiben iol6e nit speifa6er
S6ale ooer nit ionitigen GerdnOerun9en
in ibrem S~Su1ern.