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PINK 6.
4 Remarkable Cure of a Horse.

Col. james /. Fleming. 2 prominent grocery mer-
chant. a member OF the firm Of Fleming * Lotion,
hueuhta, "a Mshes the louOWhg ststel1ent oI
the treatment OF a valuable morse with Swiits
ia The fall of 1888 1 had a valuable colt taken
VIII severe case OF ptnkeye, which resulted IN
the most fearful case of blood poisoning | have
ever seen. After eight or nine months OF doctor
ing with every remedy that could hear Of
detraired OF cure. At this time the horse was
unable 10 move, because OF swollen limbs. His
right hind leg wss as large a mans body and
had on ii over forty running sores. He had also
number of large sores on his body and other
limbs. BE wasa most pitiable looking object, and
j was advised 10 end his sufterings with the shot
gun. He was a valuable animal and did not
want to lose him. After racking my brain In
search for another remedy more efficacious,
thought OF Swifrs Specific. l knew ii was in.
and why should ii not be for the animal Gs well?
did not hesitate, but sent last July to Atlanta
for supply.
OF. CT water thrte times day. This continued
Tor week. Then increased the dose 10 OF. OF
each, and continued for a week. Then increased
or. again. The result was that at the end OF the
first week the horse had a fair appetite, which he
had not had since his sickness. Al the end OF the
second week even greaterlmi proyement was ap-
parent, for many OF the sores were bealiDg nice
and the horse manifested desire to move about.
At the emo of the third week he began to show
gain in flesh. and had full appetite TIE swelling
had about disappeared. l used in all about IS
bottles of switts Specific, and when quit its use
the horse had only four small sores left on him,
and they healed up Immediately.
In August last sll symptoms of the disease passed
away, and up to date no signs of the return OF the
trouble have made their appearance, and the horse
has done mules work on my ferm.
/ regard IL one OF the most remarkable cures
hsve ever known. Thus this great medicine has
proven boon 10 the animal as well as TO the
human race. JAS. /. FLEMING.
Send for book on Blood and Skin diseases. It's
mailed free, The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlantis, ia,
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The Snnrema Court.

The following cases we're decided IN the
Supreme Court yesterday:
s,633. Abraham J. Savage vs.. Martha A.
Lee ct al. Wayne 5 @. Affirmed. Mitch
ell. J.
9sG4 Elijah ]. Clark vs. George aRw ct
sl. Lake q. G. Affirmed. Hovk, j.
1852 Indianapolis. Peru aud Chicago
Rail way Company VS. Joseph Bush. Marion
) G.. Affirmed. ZOlefs J.
1855. James Clare VS.. Adolph Deu.sch.
Pulaski G. G. Reversed. Elliott, j.
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Special oonvocation.

at a special convocation yesterday after
noon of the Scottish Rite for the valley OF
Indianapolis, about twenty candidates from
Shelby Vile, Fort Wayne, Valparaiso aud
Logansport were given the fourth to the
fourteenth degrees, being the degrees OF the
AdoniIam Grand Lodge of Perfection. n. r
Buckle presid ed AID Jacob W. Smith acted
SIS master Of ceTe mOnies. The benefit took
place IT midnight.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT rs.


shan be considered as part of said contract when
msde."
Section OF said ordinance also provides that the
expense OF said improvement shall be paid by the
city, and out of the funds be raised by the levy
OF ten cents on the hundred dollars in value OF
taxable property for sewer and drainage pur.
poses for the year 1884, and also that the contract
price for the whole work shall not exceed twenty
five thousand dollars.
RESPONSIBILITY OF CONTRACTOR.
The contractor TO be responsible for any injury
TO persons or property and 10 guard all dangerous
places by a suitable fence by day and the neces-
kary red lights and fences by night and perform
the work IN all respects according to the true in
tent OF the plans and specifications and according
TO the directions OF The Engineer.
The right 10 IejecI any and all bids is reserved.
s. q SdEARER
City Civil Engineer.
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To the Editor OF the Commercial Gazett:

As General Grant, when a cadet lin the
entire term OF his csdetcy) might have re-
ceived 100 demerit marks without bsipg
subject to dismission, you will perceive that
his conduct was very good, instead OF the
reverse, IS the slip inclosed would lead a
reader 70 infer. He was an exemplary cadet
respectfully. AN ASSISTANT Progresses
at the Military Academy OF West Punt
when General Grant was a cadet.
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"what Have You Been Psrusips So Re.

tentIy.
queried Mrs. Partingtor of Ike. TITS a
tract, ma'sm," replied the boy, as b.
fastened four clothes pins TO the tall of the
house cat. My teacher gave ii TO me, and
said it ought TO be in every house." Then
it's Ponds Extract" observed the old lady,
calmly. The very best rhapsody for burns,
scalds, rooumstiz, guitar, and spontaneous
eruptions which affiict mortals in domestic
or barbecnipg land" The old lady was
right B. careful to get the genuine.
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EvaHsviIIe and 1erre bauts Railroad.
lVia ]. and St. L Railway
Lve-Indianspois. f7:10 an = 1:a0 Pm
Terre Baute.. l0:40 am P 500 pms $40 am
ArT-Evansville..- AGO pm T:05 pm 7:lO
Lve-Evansville-.- IS :05 am ~P1030 am IS S:l6 pm
ArT-Terre Haute.. loco ami 2:l7 pms II :69 pm
INDIANAPOLIS 8:15 pm 6:25 pm 9:45 am
sDaily Daily except Sunday. Parlor car
sSleeping car.
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STATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad.

Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad.
Via Vandal1a Line
Lve-Indisnapols t7:I5 an "Pl1 :55 an ssl0:l5 pm
Terre Haute.. 10:40 en- SC0pm 800 am
Arr-Fvansville..l 400 pm 7:05 pm 7:10
Lye-Evansville... f6:C5 "Pl0:sS0 - S:l5 pr1
Arr-TerTe Haute 1000 am 2:l7 pm 1859 pm
Indianapolis $50 UIr $40 pm $50 am
Daily. Daily except Sunday. Parlor cars
sSlfeping car.
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Grants Narrow Escape

'lt was Secretary MeCrsry who said that in
looking over the records OF the West Point cade Is
he found that Cadet Ulysses Simpson Grant had a
very narrow chance for remaining AZ the Academy.
Why said Mr.. McCrary, you would hardlybelieve
IL. but there was time IN his cadet career, when.
had he once more failed 10 polish his SHOES, his
number of dement's would have expelled him
from the Academy - Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA, April 23.
To the Editor OF the Commercial Gazett
DEAE SIR-No truth whatever in the above
clip, cut from the Philadelphia Record OF
this date. Ii required 200 demerit marks in
one year TO dismiss = cadet when General
Grant was at West Point Academy. The
following was the amount OF dement's
chsTged to him when q cadet:
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BRIDGES.

All OF the streets or alleys, or other thorough.
bridged, and where the said bridges will III any
manner be interfered with in the widening and
deepening said ditch, will be required to be
bridges 10 be built IN the manner ana OF the d.
mansions as shown on the plans for STATE Ditch
Bridges and marked Exhibit &c. which said
plans are madea part OF these specifications. All
bndges viii be built according 10 the one general
plan for the same, except as the location and toe
height OF the banks may require the heights 10
vary.
Ali bridges will extend across the full width OF
the street or alley tor which they are intended,
and Will be provided with hsndralls at the ends,
as shown on plans. All joints IN the treste bents
supporting said bridges TO be made by mortise
and tenon in the manner and of the dimensions
shown on plans. Flooring in all cases 10 be three
l3 inches IN thickness ana TO be spiked with six
10 inch spikes twice in each intersection. Bridges
TO be constructed OF the best quality of good.
sound oak timber The old timber now in said
bridges 70 become the property OF the contractor,
and so much of ft only may be used by the con-
trsctor Tor sheeting 10 prevent the cRving in of
banks and for mud-silis a. may be approved by
the Engineer. AL sills. plumb or batter posts.
caps, joists flooring hsndralings to be built of
good, sound new timber.
The estlmste for bridges will be made by the
Hneal foot of bridge running across the streets.
snd the price mentioned by contractor per lineal
foot Will govern In all cases.
For plans aud details OF said bridges, together
with dimensions, see plans in Engineers office
above referred 10.
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BIDS.

The contractor to state price per cubic yard
of twenty seven cubic feet, iOr tXcavatiOl, which
price il to include all the labor performed in the
excavatng and removal of all materials from the
bed sides of said ditch. together with slI labor
or materials necessary Tor the proper protection TO
persons or property. or execution OF said WORK.
well for ali banking and leveiDg sides of said
ditch between stations ana 20, and for all back
filling, whether taken out or not at any and all
bridges. Also a price per lineal fcof, running
the street, for all bridges complete I'd.
ing 10 the above specifications and plans therein
referred 10. Monthly estimates OF 30 ptrcentum
of the completed Dc riion OF said work will be al
lowed by the Engineer, subject 10 the approval of
the Common Councn and Board of Aldermen OF
the city OF indianapolis
1t is expressly understood that nothing other
than the excavation by the cuDic yard, ana
the bridged by the linear foot will be paid for,
ana no bid Will be entertained which does not
state the prices herein provided for.
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Indianapolis and st. Louis.

Indianapolis and st. Louis.
Depart ATTivti
Day Express rs. 7:l0 am NJ z. b B. Ex.. s:f6 am
Paris Express. 30 pm Local Pass $50
B. & st. i. Ex... 6:25 pm Ind apols Ex... 200 PM
n. Y & ST. I. Exll 80 pm Day Express. 625 pm
For tickets and all information call at city ONCE
No. Bates House Block. Onion Depot and NasEss
ehusaffs ARENA DPnOf.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis
Depart Arrive
Gin, Day & Toll. 4:O1am Copnersv, Acc. 9Osra
c., D., T. & :45am Gin, p. & ct. LII Scam
Connersv. Acc. ;25pTn Gin. Acc. 5:00pm
G., D., T. &N.Y.. 6S5pm Gin, P. & st. l. 10 :t0prz
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Indiana poiis and Vineepnes.

indiana pODs and Eincennes.
Depart Arrive
nj. q Cairo Ex... S:l5am Vincennes Acid: l0sm
VinCennes Ac.... 4:0Opm nj 4 Cairo Ex.. 6:3Opu
For tickets and full information call at ticket
Office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
sno Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticket Office
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Indiana, Bloomington and Western
PEORIA DIVISION,


Pacific TX d Mail 7:25am z Ks, Ex-r.r, dy S.5osn
X .AT.F Line re 5:07pn Cincin. Spec. rc-1l: o5an
B&R.I.Ex. d,sr, ell :l0Dm Atlantic ExdsM.. 6: S0pu
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BOND.

A bond in the sum OF $4,000 will be required to
he entered into by the successful bidder, c0ndi-
toned upon the faithful performance of the con-
tract. according to the terms thereof. and fa &C
coTdsnce with the plans and Specifications for said
wolk.
LIABILITY OF TIE CITY.
For the Information OF bidders Section OF the
above recited ordinance is given IN ful and made
q part OF these specifications:
Section 4. Should any bid be accepted, q con-
tract shall be entered into between The bidder and
city. and a bond executed by said contractor,
conditioned for the faithful execution of said
work according to the terms OF the contract, both
OF which shall be approved by the Common Coun.
eli and Board OF Aldermen. before the city shall
become In any way bound concerning said work.
and should the city or contractor be enjoiued by
any one for any cause from proceeding with said
work at any point or ct any time, said city shall
not be held liable TO said contractor under kaid
contract beyond the amount and value OF the
work actually done. and 70 that end this ordinance
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Chicago, st. Louis and PittsbuTg.
PANHANDLE AND PESNsYLvANIA LISE.l
Depart. Arrive
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for tire Care - Kidney sad liver CoFsss
plsint5. Constellation. aad al disorders
arising from o. impure STATE o. the BLOOD.
To women who -.ifoT from 2ay e the ills pse6-
liar to their SIX II - 1.af1iling friend. AL
Druggists. One Dollar :. hottie, address DF,
David KeRDeir. Ron lout. u. Y
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ATTIC Ex,r.c., dly. 7:l0pm BIB, Dea T.cd .10:s5pm
For tickets and full information call ST the New
Ticket ONCE, No. 13S South Illinois street az
the Union Depot Ticket once. 3, indicates Eleep-
er; I. c., reclining carE.
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Louisville. New Albany aud Chicago.
lChicago Short Line Diyision.l
Depart. Arrive.
Frankfort Acc. 6:0o7m indianapolis MI. 3:15an1
Chicago Ne't Es II :20pm Ind. Ngt Ex. DIS. 8:s5sn1
&. d 81. City NJ LIZ :45pm indianapolis Ac 10 :0oam
For tickets and Information, call at Union De-
not and 26 South Illinois street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-02
PERSON Al.


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n '''" W., NV ,rnI Nmriri0 1890
~ n, OK T.i,tn ''' '''''
D.r ~ir,-l take pleasure in re-
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day. so that we may fully prepare for
Our opening ON the three days that
follow. viz: Thursday, Friday and
saturday, April . 3 and 4.
Mis-. ELLA :. CONES.
In.Mlnm hmm
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Bcd-bug poison nnd furniture poll
i-h, prepared ut ". l.. Tucker drug
-inr.
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Three hundred bu-hcl. OF large
GeiIuau millct for sale.
". IL >ill- ~ Go.
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NO MERCHANT IN WACO NOW HAS THE HANDLING OF THE
clothing manufactured 10y the celebrated house ROGERS. FEET
of New York except MALLORY, CIOrmER The identical good,
cut and fabric sold that
Therefore, O being Che latest
u the the best ma
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-02

Little Joker ls thr best -nokins
tobacco.
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ENto'lS thi' WrrN Great Hrlnln. N,.u
p '''"r continents N.t stock nj United
'', ports THIS duN, ts.2.I. This day last Ncnf
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-28
Squeezing the Bondholders.

The disintegration of the Wabash is continuing
at such a rate that there seems to be every
ground for believing it to be the policy of the
management to allow it to continue and so
coeree the bondhoders. The trustees of the
mortgage on the Quincy, Missouri {; Pacific road
have applied for the separation of their property
from the Wabash, and the application has been
granted by the court AT the same time more
seriOus action is threatened. The second mort
gaze on the old Great Western. of Illinois, and the
T0'sa2 & Western, of Ohio which are integral
foreclosure have been filed under the nermission
OF the court. The enforcement of these mort
cages will cut the road in two and entirely
destroy such little prospects of a reorganization
OF the company
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What Competition Has Done.

1t was not until 1868 that the trunk line man
ayers believed it would pay to haul grain from
the West Before that time, back to 1857, the
charge per bushel for wheat from Chicago to
New York, via lake and canal, was 25l cents.
That rate would have ruled until this day had
NOT another means of transportation come in as
competitor; and if rival roads had not bid with
each other for the traffic the rate would have
been little less. Since 1868 rates have dropped
TO less than cents for lake and canal, less than
10 cents for lake and rail, and to less than Ia
cents for the all rail route and the railway war
temporarily reduced even these low figures of
the roads
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has subscribed for the extension of the new line,
and when it is completed there will oe a revolu
ton In the overland carrying trade. There only
remains q section of about fifty miles yet to
build, and that will be finished before the first
OF the next year The Atlantic d Pacific people
onfidently expect to increase their business oO
per cent. by their connection with the California
Southern and the opening of their new trans
continental line. They are laborlGg under great
disadvantages. as they are compelled TO pay high
tribute to their more fort unate compehtor-the
Southern Pacific company. 1t will be NIP and
tuck betw cen the two roads, however, when the
California Southern and the San Gabriel Valley
lines are finished though the latter will probably
not reach San Bernardino until some time next
year.
Centraps Plan for Leasing the West Shore.
NEW YORK, July 2z-After a conference at
which it is understood Messrs. j. Pierrepont
Morgan, Chaucy NJ Depew, representatives Of
Winslow, Lanier & Co., and other railroad men
and bankers were present, circular was issued
by Drexel, Morgan e. Co. to the first mortgage
bondholders of the West Shore railway. In it
they say: 1.-THE New York Central & Hud-
son River Railroad Company has is
sued a contract with us, agreeing
upon a reorganization of the New York,
West Shore & Buffalo Railway Company to take
possession of the property of the reorganiZed
company, under a lease, and to guarantee the
principal and interest of the bonds hereinafter
mentioned, which are to be secured by mortgage
upon that property. The conditions of the con-
tract mentioned that the reorganized com
pany shall issue $50. 600 900 in 4 per cent. mort
gage bonds and $40 0OO 900 in capital stock, I'M
der date of January l, 1885, to ma
ture at the expiration of the lease,
say AIS years, or upon two years
default in the payment of interest
that $25, 900 900 Of these bonds shall be given in
exchange for the $50, 600 coo of outstanding
bonds of the present West Shore company-that
is, 81 900 in new bonds for 50, 900 in old bonds
The % 600, 900 in bonds of the recrganized com
pany, except so much as shall be necessary for
reorganization, shall not be issued except at the
request of the New York Central to provide for
prior liens; that So 900. 900 in capital stock of
the reorganized company shall be surrendered to
the New York Central, reconsideration for it's
lease and guarantee delivery of the property to
be made before Jan. /. 1885,"
This arrangement is to go into effect soon
as majority of the West Shore bondholders
have consented to the plan, and Drexel, Morgan
d Co. add that large proportion of these bond
holders have already assented to it. The state
ment is made semi officially that the New York
Central has obtained the West Shore terminal
bonds at 60. and the North River Construction
Company was secured upon basis that will
enable the stockholders to receive between $50
and $50 per share, while the floating debt claims
were settled at so cents on the dollar
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Liabilities of the L.. T.. & st. l..

George F. Evans, receiver of the Louisville,
Evansville & St Louis railroad, has been direct
MIA Company S4,544 for the use of terminal
facilities, and to the Fidelity Insurance. Trust
and Safe Deposit Company the sum of $40, 600 for
rental of rolling stock.
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Suit on Notes.

Several notes executed by Oliver Il. Wells in
September and October, 1875, to John T. Cookus,
are the cause of suit filed by Caleb S. Denny
against Wells yesterday Mr.. Denny says the
notes, which aggregate 1898 "a, remain unpaid,
and that they came to him from Moses G. Nc
Lain to whom they were given by the assignee
in bankruptcy of John T. Cookus The claim
for Judgment is 81 0OO
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Tho A. II. People Strengthening Their
Stakes.

1t is stated that nothing worries the Southern
Pacific company any more than does the rapid
construction of the California Southern to a
junction with the Atlantic a. Pacific. 1t is now
m&l understood. and. in fact, the statement has
HsVer been denied, that the Atlantic 81 Pacific
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-28

IN hundreds of cases Hoods Sarsaparilla, by
purifying and enriching the blood. has proven a
potent remedy for rheumatism. Hence, if YOU
suffer the pains and aches of this disease, it is
fair to assume that Hoods Sarsaparilla will cure
you. Give it a trial.