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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

BAD CoxrLAIxr.-The first physician in a
certain case was discharged by his patient be-
cause he was honest and plain enough to tell the
patient he had q sore throat; and the second
doctor having some hint of the fact answered
me sick man. when questioned, that his case
vas n,Ehly abnormal, and had degenerated into
naacus tonsilaris. 'Oh, DOCTOR" cried the pa
u:St. 20 say that word again. "Why, sir, /
1919. I'M you were Ut present iaboring under sy.
fol told s ~s sSss Why think doctor that
and told him that had ~ os ,'s s sa0 .nroa.
ounce =. Doctor. what did you call III ~ to,s
oa q ,o q p s,..s s. Nat ne morbid eond
ssrminated In synanchs tonsiieras s ssSs hhad
sos = must bs mon.tross bed complaint. ,S noe
You can cure me doctoesn aNSv sS.....S snlnk
diagon,s 10 clear, your prosnosss i. S.0Ssn Your
mink, by prudent care and skillfnl tress,y y.
~ nay 19covsr" well, doctor, do ssav ~
hl9a ~. ana a;a sil psy you anything you al. "
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

Drakesviile, Davis CO. Ieva Apr In
Mr.. r. n. GARsIbE--Sir: Your fence takes Wi !. Il
far as tried. Yours with respect,
d. j. INCOME
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

20 SO o4U,uUO, ana the whole amount OF tax to
| $4,000.
Some ofthe Republican papers in the lower
Congressional District, are out in favor of Judge
Sewers, of Oskaloosa, as the candidate for Con-
gress. He is an able and worthy man.
| The Republican Platform WAS constructed
| mainly by an Iowan, Mr.. Kasson, Of Des Moines
So saws Horace Greeley in communication to
the New York Tribune.
ACCIDENTAL DEArH-For some time tile fami
| ly ola German, named Peter Olinger, have no
| tleed on his part some very singular operations.
lie has seemed, ever since the execution Of Gil
| lick, to be suffering under a partial alteration
| of mind, fearing that he was TO be hung, &c
Night before last a fit OF this kind came on him,
and DR.. Ed. Dorm was sent for, but before his ar
| rival the patient made his escape, and running
| up the bluffs opposite Adam Jagcr's on the Cou-
| Ter, he disappeared in the darkness. This was
| about midnight Yesterday morning search was
| instituted and the trail was soon discovered and
| easily followed, as he was baretooted aud the
| sharp rocks retained impressions Of his blood
Opposite Smiths Brewery it was found that he
| had fallen from the top of the bluffs down upon
the rocks, distance ofsome 20 feet. The ind
| cations were that he had fallen upon his head
yet strangely enough, he was able to &c: up and
stagger some distance further, where he again
fell eff the bluffs. Here he was found ipsensble
| and just alive. He was carried home, and linger
ca along until about 10 A. n, yesterday, when he
died Dubuque Herald.
| PRoaRrss OF THE N. l. N. R. R.-The Missis-
sippi S Missouri Railroad appears to be progress
sing westward rapidly. The cars are now run
ming to point nine miles west of Iowa City, and
It's expected that they viii be running 10 Ma
rengo by the first Of September next-a point
thirty-fve miles west Of Iowa City,
LAM CoUAry-SuDDEN DEATH-Mr Nassau
Metcalf, who lived . mile and half northwest
Of Marion, was found dead in hia bed on Thurs.
day morning, the 18th inst Lie had beon for 4
long time troubled with disease Of the heart, but
appeared unusually well on the evening previous
when he retired Just before daylight, having
been awakened by his little SON, be quoted him
and carrassingly put his arm around him, and ID
that posision was lying 10 the morning when dis-
covered to be corpse. SO says the Herald.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-Theodore johnson, of
Cedar Falls, made two attempts to commit sui
eide last week, by taking laudanum. He assign
ed as reasons for the mad act, that he had in
Cured liabilities which he could net meet, and
had no object to live for. So says the Gazette
of last FRIDAY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

DIR. PURINrON, tn, universally relnwnei Lung
Physician, viii be in this place for short time and devote
himself to the Treatment Of Chronic iseass Of
He has met with unriva'ic in the Medical
r sfe<sion. M
Ny medicines put up in p'rks-e, for different dis
viii n will last each piii,at from three four
different kinds Of medicines, all Of which are collected
from the Vegetable Kingdom NY mode of trrating d-
Is different from other Physician that know
in any part Of the world. Persons while taking med
cjncs rurs> their regular of labor while the work
OF cleansing and purifying the system is being performed
require change diet they continue their
lar mode OF living while taking medicines.
Among th- discasr- 70 which devote nv attention,
may enuerate Consumption. Bronchitis Lung and Throat
Diseases. DPSy Fever Sores Cancers Absrsscs Scrfu-
stomach. Asthma Neuralgia Nervous Debility Fever
and Agnc, Chronic and Infamatory Rheumatism Govt,
Eruptivs diseases Dropscsl diseases in all their forms In.
sanity menfa derangenent Melancholy. Epilepsy
Falling Sickness Apopiexy Painting SseoninS iii
81 Nitw Dance, Water Brasil Onvnlsis or Fits Cramps
in the stomach. heart burn. chronic ysintery darrh
Costiveness splitting Of blood Involuntary discharge
urine whites -four abus, inm~icrate flow of men
onansm, sefpoution perfect and imperfect mcnsr
At on. nightmare enlargement papitaion Of the heart
avel jaundcc, heat Of urine. headache, worms.
heu Deafness ricf spinal diseases rupturcs coughs
AMI colds piles in all their FIRMS inamafiO Of the liver
c5tarrh poypus and chronic diseases cf alt Kinds
Persons wishing TO consult ia regard the
n ose d eae m y arce2t the as.urancs that they will
ce;Ne no charge Tor advice shall. at AL times. be
happy administer relief afflicted feel that
my mission 1 shall others by puBlishn.
forged certificates, though have good in M,
possession: willing my reputation on the opin
ion cf hnndred- Of living Witness. ~ -
DIR. Puiuron permanently the Prs and d-fes tn
world to beat him female complaints Of every NATURE
Particular attention paid To- Female Diseases No char
gcs made for consultation advice any case
no Dr. Purinon will defy whole medical faculty. Il
beat him in curing dyspepsia. rs.
d.. PCRINTON will be in Plymouth, Wednesday Apri
18Th. and days: wesfviIie Friday eeth and
remain two days, al tho Concaunon house.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
WILD CHERRY BALsAM.

RE- The following il worthy attention Of all who are
interested for themselves frends:- -. 81 80.
Joins H. ParEE,~ar SIR In OF ring testimony in
favor Of your WISTAR-S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
speak from my own experience, having received signal
benefit from the OF two bftle which urged
upon me by my apothecary, who hacked mp his
nHdaon by giving extraordinary results, from its
use as having come within his knoweiye. hal taken
violent cold. followed BY deep seated cough which fire.
q'entiy produced vomiting, with piin In the side.
or ahed with difhculty had night ost my appe
tife IN short was completely prostrlce Ny physician
prescribed for me- but found relief commented
taking the Bdssm IN small do first and almost i'm
med1afely began to improve eyeouyh siren 9Th
and appete returned, and in few weeks was able 10
attend to my business usual feel indebted 10 Wistars
Basam FIR my recovery. and clcsrfy give YOU leave TO
make whatever please Of this statement, 80 =
- r.r-- d. Very respectfully, yours &c.
Boston, Mass. ROYAL SMYTH.
JOHN u. PARKS, Proprietor
Corner Fourth Walnut sts, Cincinnati o.
Sold By MI Druggists - ssr-s r ~ p NIL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12


! Business called me to the q States Land
Office. While there. lad. app arently
sixteen or seventeen years Of age cameFin
and pressntedta ceitificatesof forty acres of
land. Twas struck with the countenanee,
and general appearance of the lad. and en-
euired of him for whom he was purchasing
the land. The rcpiySwas: 80
"For myself. sir."
Ithenenquired where he got the money!
ne ga. 1a ssrnes y - &
Feeling then an increased desire to know,
something more about the lad, / asked him
whether I've had any parents. and where they
lived. At the question, he took seat and
gave the following narrative. -
IL am from New York State. / have
living. father. mother. five brothers and
sisters. / am the oldest child. Father is a
drinking man. ami often returns from his
days work drunk and not penny IN has
pocket. Finding father would not abstain
from liquor, 1 resolved to make aneffort, in
some way, to relieve mother, sisters and
brothers from want. After revolving things
over in my mind. and consulting with moth
err, got all the information / could about
the far West, and started for Wisconsin.
with ten shilIings in my pocket. left home
on foot. After spending my ten shillings.
l worked my way to Wisconsin, where
got anaxe, ami setting to work. cleared
land, earned money, saved it until gath
cred fifty dollars, and with it now pay for
forty acres of lansl"
"Well, my good lad. for by this time |
became interested in him what are you go
ing to do with the land?'
Il will work on it, raise myself log
house and when prepared. will invite faith
er and mother. brothers and sisters, to come
and enjoy this home The land desire for
my mother which will secure her from want
in her declining years"
"And what will you 10 with your faith
err said ''if he continues to drink ardent
spirits to exoess?"
ooh, sir. when we get on the farm. he
will feel at home; he will be happy at home
and be a happy man."
then rcpliei-"Y onny man. these be-
ing your principles SO Young. reccomend
you to improve them. and the blessing OF
God will attend you"
By this time the receiver handed him his
duplicate receipt for his forty acres of land.
Rising from his seat on leaving the Office
! he said:
AT last have a home for my mother. .
" W. c. Adpocot'.
The above is good story and exhibits
we'll the struggle of the poor to procure a
home. \ shorter way will be. to place {
Republican Administration in power. which
is pledged TO pass and sustain homestead
law.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
SPRING MEDICINE.
Getthe Pures.. Get the Cheapest, Get the
most EHicaciOus.

In short. got THE BEST. which are Dr. ROBacK's
SckSDINAvIAN BLOOD PURIFIER Blood Puts These
nd-rIl Medicines entirev table leave bad
effects AMI cannot low pulilrity niure the deli
cte constitution. Never good Spring Medicine
fnr in addition the Skin Diseases and
deraad stomach and Liver which Winter produces.
j. evident 10 all who accustomed to note the
powerful niu for good i'll that the mind has upon
tbs body that the anxiety of mini caused by the late
wide <prad frOnc has injured the general health
of almost Then clran~c. strengthen and purify
yOnr system with the Scandinavian Remedies and you viii
frobahy yourself from serious illness the coming
summer See afvers iscmrn-. - mi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12


A Man KILLED ny A TRAIS.--A man named
JOAN Jones, saddlcr by trade, who has been
working for Mr.. Joseph Potter, of this place, for
some weeks past, was found dead on Tuesday
morning last. By the the side Of the rail road track
in front Of Gambrill's Exchange, in this place,
hsving evidently laid down on the track and been
struck by the COW catcher of one of the trains GO
Ing east the night before. He was horribly mang-
led, although the train had not run over him, and
must ,liave been killed instUntly. A Coroner's
jury was impanneled to inquire into the cause of
his death. after hearing the testimony and examin-
ing his body, brought in a verdict in accordance
with the foregoing. Jones Vas seen sitting on the
edge of the platform, in front of the Exchange, late
the night previous, AMI vas s,d to be intoxicated
He probably fell asleep and rolled over on the
crack where he laid until he was struck by the
train. Mr. Potter says he was a splendid workm
and q good Elan, except when intoxicated. Ii is
said that his mother is living in Albien, Michigan.
He was, it is supposed, about 80 years ofsge. Had
dark hair, and halle eyes, and was rather dark
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

Musical FEsrrvAL AND CoScrRr.-The Concert
tonight at the Presbyterian Church, BY the Pres
bvterisn Choir, will doubt afford those who at
.cud rare musical treat. The Choir is composed
Of the very best Vocal musicians in the place. COM
prisiug talent in that respect that would command
crowded audience In any place the size of this IN
State, where proper taste has been cultivated for
concord of sweet sounds The Programme, it will
be seen, contains a number Of popular pieces, and
As the concert is for the benefit OF the Church,
every one should deem it high privilege to
contribute in this way for such purpose. Let
the house be filed, to its utmost capacity, Q This
Is compliment due to the members OF the Choir
all of whom are citizens of this place. saying
nothing Of the laudable object Of the entertain
ment-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
Guysott's
EXTRACT
YELLOW DOCK
AND
Sarsaparilla.

The Great Purifier of the
Blood,
An inhllille remedy for
SCROFULA. KINGS EVIL
RHEUMATISM. OBSTTN-
ATE CUTANEoUS ERUP-
TIONS, PINfPLES or PUs-
TuLES on THE FACE.
B0ILS, BL0TCHFS CHR0-
NC SORE EYES. RING
WORM or TETTER, EN-
LARGENENT AND PAIN
IN THE BONES or JOINTS
STUBBORN ULCERS. sly
PHILITIC DISORDERS.
LIMBAGo, SPINAL CON-
PLANTS, and all diseases
arising from an injudicious
i:se Of Mercury. Imprudence
Of Life, or ImPurity of the
Blood. This great altera-
live medicine and purifier
of the blood Is now used by
thousands Of grateful pa
ticnis. from all paris Of the
United Stats, who testify
daily of the remarkable
Cures, performed by the
greatest sf all medicines,
GUYSoTTs EXTRACT or YELL
Low Dock AND SARs4fARIL-
IA, Neuralgia. rheumatism,
Scrofulas ErWpiions on the
skim Liver diseases, Fcvers,
Ulcer Sores. Affections Of
the kidneys, Diseas,s II the
Throat, Female Complaints,
Pains, ana aching Of the
Bones and Joints, are speesl-
lily put to fight, BY using
this great and inestimable
Remedy. For all disease Of
the blood, nothing has yet
been found TO compare with
1t. IL rlcaDscs the System
of all impurities, acts gcnt-
iy and efficiently on the
Liver and Kidneys, strength
ems the Digestion, gives tone
to the Stomach, makes the
Skin clear and healthy and
restores the Constitution en-
fecbled by Disease, or brok-
en- down by the excuses Of
youth, to pristine yigor and
strength. -
The Press, Hotel Keepers,
Magistrates, Physicians, and
Public Men. well known in
the community, all add their
testimony 10 the wonderful
effects CT this great Blood
Purifier.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

SAw MftL BrnsED---We regret tofearn that Mr..
VANS Steam Saw Mil. at Tippecanoetown. in this
county, was totally destroyed by fire on Thurs
day night Iast- We have been unable to ascertain
any partculars concerning the Gre, whether II was
accidental or the work of an incendary, neither
have we been able to learn the amount of Mr..
Vans loss BY the conAagration.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

u The storm Sandy nigh. blew down an un-
finished frame building adjoining Office belong
ing To Mr.. Lathrr Dill Mr.. d, had only raised it
a few days previously and had weatherbOarbed a
p.rt of one end the lturlly before. His loss is
probably twenty ave dollars;
A stable or barn belonging to DR.. Lewis, on the
east side of yellow river also blown down the
same night We hear that considerable fencing
In the track of the storm Jared the same fate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
STATEOF INDIANA. Marshall Coun.

~ ty ss:In the Marshall Circuit Court, August term,
le John f. Jackson, Lewis Bro2d,-On account and
preceding in attachment. = w. q fEifFC
BE il known that on this 3ls day Of March, in the
1860 the above named Plaintiff by eorin Osborn his
attorneys fhed IN the ecc Of the Clerk If the Circuit
Court their complaint against said defendant
entitled cause, together with affidavit competent
that said defendant resident of the State Of
Indiana; said defendant is therefore hereby notified Of
ming and pendeRey of said complaint against him and that
unless ae APPEAR answer demur thereto the calling
said cause the first day of the Court
be begun ansl held at the Court House i'm the Ply
rient on the soeond Monday in August next said COM
plant and the matters and things therein contained and
alleged, viii be heard and determined in his absence
Witness, H. r. PERSHISG, Clerk.
~ -s.yI q. G. Marshall County
b. WI. VI. KESDALL, Dcp'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

D. Observation-Disclosures of Packard and
Th.yer, has fillel the room clock full Of new Dry
G 20 Is. and 10 offering them ut prices which must
command custom. and make old Mr.. Stickto high
Prices shake in his boots. Mr.. McWilliams stock
s very comprehensive. including almost every
article ever found in Store in Plymouth. Adver-
tisemcut next week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

FINED FOR ILrEGsL VorIxG.-Mchael Meagan,
Who voted i'll, lily IN this township on last Mon
day week, being resident of North township,
came into town on Tuesday last and confessed the
wrong. before Esquire Mcfarland, and was fined
S. 1t but Just to Mr.. McaSan to adj that he
saws he hal npintcntion of voting when he offered
h ticket, sup7os;ng that the inspector knew well
where he resided, anu thought when he took it out.
Hevored, he says, for Mr. Packard, which makes
kclly's legal m Jority four instead of three
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
STATE OF INDIANA, Marshall Coun-

~ 4 II L VI ~ DI-l-N1 n, -fIdI oIIUII NUUU-
~ ~, Ss.-ln the Marshall Common Pleas Court June
Term 1850. james Thompson Irving Fullerton note
and proceedings in attachment .r.r.-~
D. il Known that this iih day of April in the year
1869. The above named plaintiff, by Reevr Capron hi
atfornes. has filed in the Office Of the Clerk of Common
Pleas Court his complaint against said defendant the
above entitled case, together with affidavit Of compe
tent that said defendant Is not resident Of tho State
of ran7, said defendant Is therefore herby Of
The fling and Tendency OF said complaint against him and
that unless he appear denur thereto at the calling
Of said the first dag the Of said Court
TO he igun and held the Court House town Of
Plymouth the third Monday Of Jane, A. H. iS0 said
complaint and the matters and things therein and
alleged will bc heard and determined in his absence,
Attest, IL Il PERSHING, Clerk
&C p. Marshall County,
lapri ) 22t3 BY VIZ. NJ. KrNDALL, Dcpy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
SrATE OF INDIANA, Marshall Conn.

STATE OF INDIANA, Marshall Coun-
~ tys sx--Ia the Marshall Common Pleas Court June
Term, 1850. Elinh Hupp, William Hupp, Phillip
HupP. Lrusl Hupp Harriet Hlrp. Jacob X. Hurp,-Pe-
tion for Partition
The plaintiff in the above entitled causc, BY D. T. Phil
lips her Attorney las fled in my Office her complaint
against the defendants for partition and il appearing bs
affidavit that the defendants, Harriet Hupp, is
nonresident OF the State OF indiaDa she is therefore nos-
fled Of the filing and pcudcney 9f said Complaint and that
the viii he heard at the Of the Marshall
Common Pleas Court, to be holden ri the Court s-e In
Plymouth, the third Monday of June, \. d. 1850, and
unless she appears plead or demur thereto the
will 90 heard and detersnircdin her absencc
Attest, IL. X. PERSIIING Clerk,
a. tfTrtIfrf - - G. G. r. Marshall County.
april 22t3 a. - By w NJ KtSptLi. F-p'v
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

CHINESE YAM--Ma. SIL,s MoRGAN, of this
place, has procured some OF The seed OF tins won
derful escu,cnt, and viii dispose of them o. rea-
s,nable terms. They said to be superior to
she best Irish potatoc, and grow about yard long,
and about as thick as mans arm below the ell
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12
30 URBON
Steam FIGURING Mills.

TNHESE MILLS, the best in the county deci-
i dedly, are now in successful operation, and
are grinding Wheat and Corn for customers at the
usual rates. er1rt e. rlN
The proprietors have spared no pains or expense
in fitting up these Mills, and think they can assure
the public that they will be able to render satisfac-
ton in all cases. They respectfully solicit pcr-
ton of the custom of the people of Marshall.
Flour and Meal will at all times be exchanged
for Wheat and Corn, whenever persons may desire
IL. JACKSON & BOLEY.
Bourbon, Feb'y 2, 1860. l3tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

II The "Isow Pice Store will astouish the na-
sives the last of this week by opening stock Of
goods that will excel al others in quantity. quality
and chsapness, until which time they request pur-
eli sers to ssboId ou''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

Tovxsu,p F,vr-,ox. W. -. -. :,
- a.. s"e 'eD" 'ne
..~cr,, ,own.h;ns i ,. oaan.r $50 -, - e
"a AN ~. 80 MS, v
60. .s - c.ss..,',.. ~. pA.'.s, n'so'
e.. - ~. ,s;rr Ne :; -. 'as , s'ae
NJ. 49,, no,;c- h,r. .o,.,n,, - ~, ), es:
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-. 49,, s.;s. 49, IN. =" . '"e'
e'e''eu as''iiS' 'aeif WIZ 81 s4ales -
Pr ma; a -Tn.,;s.. va, TO, Tn,,,. D.
y. '''.' asP
n>se- % ano henson McDunse, DEM, ma. iS-
Conssablcs, Jas. H. Case, James Wolf and J. A.
skirley. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

GsocrRrs. Wilbur & Co.. kcepan
extensive stock of Groceries constantly on hand,
and say thsy can afford to sell cheaper than any
other house They are also extensive dealers in
grain See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

MnLsvRr Gesps.-Mr. Durham has just re-
ceived a ine and elegant assortment Of Bonnets.
Ribbons and other Bonnet trimmings, which can
not fail to suit the taste of the most fastidous-
She deserves a liberal patronage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

The aRcgulator'' boasts over his large and
splendid stock OF Goods, just opened, and well he
may. We stepped down the other day to see
whether he was gassing OF not about the quantity
and quality ofhis goods, and came away satisfied
that he had nothing cxienuated orset down aught
in malice"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

aCHAsak or TIME.-The trains on the Lsporte
Rail Road arrive here now at half past o'clock,
p m, and depart at half past seven a. m.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-12

Cincinnati. Peru and Chicago Railroad.
Gorxe EAsr.--Leaves La Porte at 80 p. m.
arriving at Plymouth at 9 90 a IN.
GoIxG WEsT.-Leaves Plymouth at 80 a. M,
arr; vino. at Ia Porte 90 n. IN lU