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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

U WAsmSIrON, b, G., April q, ls9.
ON the petItlnn Of WILLIAY Mui'LiKIE, uf Now
York, n. Y praying for tho extension Of patent
granted to Him by the name NJ william MDUtTy,
on the 2ilh day of July, 1850, for an improvement
In Reirg eTatOrs:
oface on the 5th day Of July next Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, depGsl.
once twenty days before the day VI hearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
ap22 .Th9w Commissioner VI Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

The evidences multiply that access to our
markets is absolutely essential to the pros
pcrity of the British North American Prov
inces, and that If we steadily refuse reel
procity they will be compelled to seek an
nexation; and that Is for us the only perma-
nent settlement of the vexed questions of the
fisheries and of the navigation of the 81.
Lawrence. As things arc to-day the people
arc fleeing from the Provinces as from
plague-striCkGn country.
[From the Boston Post OF Aprill7l
There Is wholesale emigration going on
from Canada to the United States. A private
letter from New Brunswick SAYS: "Twcnty-
five families from my ncighbOrhood will
leave THE spring for the United States, and
each family will take with them from $500
to 81 400 In gold. As many more would
leave If they could sell their farms, and pro-
cure money to carry them away" The Hal
flax (N. 81 'brpur'r, March ~ saws:
Every vessel leaving for the United STATES
Is filled with young mcn-thc very Likelihood
of the countrywide are dcvoting their lives
and labor TO build up the Great Republic"
The same paper says that forty Young Nova
Scotians have recently made their homes in
Gloucester, Mass. Nearly every paper pub
lishGd In the lower colonies contains init
.mallOhs 81 parties OF young mcn-tCn, ilf-
teen or twenty Notwithstanding their homes
for the United Statcs. The Halifax Re-
cOrtbr says; " Since the FIRST of the present
year more than $50 CUal-minurs, with their
families, have left the county of PiCtOu to
seek employment IN the States" This cx-
odus is not confined to the lower provinces.
The Canadas arc soldering seriously from
the same cause. The Montreal lIiiasss says:
The exodus TO the United States, We are
sorry to hear, Is going on unnbatcd." There
are three things causing this increase of crni.
grntlon-the abTogatiOu of the reciprocity
treaty, by which colonial commerce has been
Frustrated, the failure Of confederation u
secure the good results promised, aud the
agitation of the question of annexation.
From tho Boston Journal Of April H.
lo' THE STATEs.-NOt only the Canadas
nut me maritime provinces Of the Dominion
~ ~ Tluy, gong rapid depletion of popula-
~" - '"I 'mlgrallu.i Of the Inhabitants Ia
~ NY" H'dlcs' fine New Glasgow IN. 3.
'"'V'"" has Q. letter from WcstmOrclaud
county, new Brunswick, which SAWS that
tho people IN large numbers are PREPARING
70 IeaN for the States. The writer saws
sIn''', are dozen families close around him
elrous Of selling their property and remov
ing TO the States, the most Of whom car
lake thousand dollars with them. Tn,
exodus ir"h me province this summer vii
be very large IN connection with this In
telligence the Chr",,cls rglunrI4. HThou
sands of thoughtful men throughout Nov
Scotia and New Brunswick are nj this mo
ment anxious TO sec our country annexed
the great republic, In order that we share /
Its prosperity and enjoy the benefit Of Il
noble institutions"
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT was made to
rob the bank at Lima, N. Y, yesterday morn
ing.
A LABOR CONVENTION to organize State
labor league was held in New Haven on
Monday.
HEAVY roo AND STORM prevailed on the
New England coast on Tuesday night.
Vessels were delayed In consequence.
CAPITALISTS are holding railroad meet
ing at Henry, ILL.,, to consider the practical
billty of building a railroad from the former
place to Muscatine, Iowa.
DUNNO the recent storm in the West a
bridge near Vincennes, Indiana, was blown
down, aud the bridges at Fort Wayne and
the culyerts on the Wabash railroad were
threatened by freshets.
The case of the ship Czarwitch, seized by
the collector Of Sitka, has been dismissed by
the district court Of San Francisco, and the
vessel Is allowed TO proceed to her destina-
tlon again.
The Illinois State asylum for tho blind, at
Jacksonville, was burned Monday morning.
No lives were lost. Tho furniture, &C., was
saved. The loss TO the State Is about $780,
600; no insurance.
THE Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
has passed resolutions favoring the bill now
before the Legislature guaranteeing free
trade In money, and appointed committee
to urge its passage.
THE Italian Government has discovered
another formidable MaZzlnlan conspiracy
ip Italy. The papers disclosing the con-
splracy were seized, together with large
amount Of arms and ammunition. A num-
Der of the ringeaders have been arrested.
THE Italian Minister of Finance has pre-
scented satisfactory budget to Chambers.
The income Of the Government is increasing,
and 1t will be unnecessary 10 impose addi-
tional taxes during the present year.
Is ruB United States Circuit Court In
| Baltimore yesterday morning, In the case OF
! Kimberly VS.. Butler, Chief Justice Chase
| sustained the demurrer of the plaintiff to the
defendants plea In abatement of the prlyl-
! lcgc from arrest as member of Congress,
and decided that the word "arrest," rs used
in the Constitution, means an arrest or de-
tention by force, with view to imprison-
mcnt, and does not extend as n process OF
summons in civil suit. The argument
then proceeded on other points.
THE United States Indian Commission In
| New York was yesterday Informed of the
arrival ut Medicine Creek, Washlta noun
tuins, Of their agent, with garden seed &c.
| his hearty welcome by the military and In.
dams; his putting the plough In motion, and
the selection of site for u mission school.
One hundred and fifty lodges OF Cheyenne
aud ArapahOe Indians were expected 10 ar.
rive daily. The Indians take great interest
In what 10 being done for them, but funds
arc wanted, as the Indian appropriation
failed; Myrlads Of grasshoppers have APP
, pcarcd on the plains. Later dispatches from
the Far West state that Roman Nose. Little
! Big Mouth, Yellow Bear and Old storm,
with 900 Arapahoe Indians, have come in
ready to go to their reservations, and be
}. taught the ways Of the white man.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

y WIsHIEGFON, D, O., April IL, 1869
On tho petition Of JOHS PEPrER, u 0Utlford, y,
H., praying for tho extension Of a patent granled
on the 18th day VI September 1865. for an Improve.
ment In Knitting Mach nesi
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the 2Sth day Of June next. Any person
may oppose this extension; Objections, deppsi-
Inns and other papers should be died In this ONCE
twenty days before tho day u hearing
ELISHA fOOTE,
aplg.ThU Commissioner VI Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

OF MARRIAGE

~ . Now IOuTse OF LetIutts, as delivered
at the New York Museum u Anatomy, embracing
Youth, Maturity and Old Agej Manhood Generally
Reviewed; Tho Cause NJ Indigestioni flalulence
Philosophieally Considered, &c. These lectures
will be forwarded on receipt Of four stamps by adj
dressing; Secretary Museum OF Anatomy, BAltl-
more, u West Baltimore street. Baltimore. Nd.
ap5-ly
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

Boise CRY, IDAHO TERRITORY. Tho
Commissioner of the General Land Once
has just decided the contested case OF the
town site of Boise City VS.. John o. Farrell,
awarding 442 acres to that city under the
town site act of March 2, 1867. The evil
dencc in this case shows that 500 buildings
that the population of the city Is now 1000,
aud the improvements are valued at q ,0OO,-
900,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

na-SPECIAL ATT ENTION is
SS5S,u called 20 the very fac NEW DINING
In the city that Is conducted on New York, Phllt.
delphta, and Boston style Ladies' that Visit NJ.
COFFEE and CHOCOLATE. No. 4jJ Ninth street.
neATP iApl5.tf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
iAnl0-Sm Box r.. Philadelphia. Pa.
sITsBANIkRUPTCY last amen
k4 ment Of the Bankrupt Law provides tnAt
In all proceedings commenced after the hTst day Of
January, l569, no discharge shall be granted to u
debtor whose assets shall not be equal TO nfty per
centum Of the claims proved against his estate.
upon which he shall be liable Is principal debtor.
benefit Of the law all poor debtors, for 1t further
provides that certain petitioners, and all who com
ply with certain conditions, can receive their dis
charges, though they may have no assets Not
withdrawing the provision, In view OF Its limita
s applying for the bSuent OF the law In all parts
u the country.
Persons In this District who still wish to avail
themselves OF Its benefit, and who have no assets,
should examine ca'efully whether they are in.
ouded 10 the terms OF tn limitation. The sub
serber will give information on this subject ut all
times without charge, GEO. MASON,
Attorney at Law aud Solicitor in Bankruptcy, ,
City Hall. feb6
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w-NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF THE AssEssoR,I
CRY HALL, (DAsEMkNr, WEST wINu,J
wlsHixuros, D. Q, April !, $50.
Notice 10 hereby giyeu thai the assessment for
lsS Is completed, and that the Assessors will meet
At their otiee daily tsuud " exceptedD at m.
aud continue In session until 3 p. m, from this
date TO May 10, lbC9, to hear complaints and Rp-
peals OF all persons who may con slider themselves
aggrieyed by sad assessment.
E. G. WEAVER.
Secretary VI the Board Of, Assessors.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

] wAsnrSsToN, April Il, lssp.-Jsy Cooke 4
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

Tue OLDEST official document In Iowa Is
Tue commission Issued by Stevens T. Mason,
secretary aud acting Governor Of the Terri.
Tory oil Michigan, appointing Peter A. Larl.
hct supreme county commissioner for
dubuque county, then comprising one half
OF what Is now the Stat Of iowa, with one
million one hundred thousand Inhabitants,
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w-oARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.

THE LARGEST bToCKl
TUE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS
TIE MOST REASONABLE Prices
WIN. y. MITCHELL q Co,
Over Perry Bros
jAT-W Dry Goods Establishment,
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NEW MUsIc.-John F. Ellis, music pub
Usher, 500 Pennsylvania avenue, sends us
THAT Eye Of Blue" ballad by F. Klcy.
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DIED.

FLETCHER. -on the morning Of the iSth inst. :,
WIDOW y *. a.. fdsss ssI. ,E her "a y',nS e:
last 81 years = resident Of this city,
,,5fqnsra l takes place 70 day., trhur,dny.) the
tive apd friends OF the family are r,.pectfuiIy in.
yted 70 attend, from her late rs.idesgs, els Mary
streets ~
GIDDfNGs. -on the 2istinstsnt, ate o. clock, q.
ME-, khistsHIH 9ippisas' tIed 80 yett,.
quested to attend her funeral from her late real.
a TsSs on :s SV5 Sswss ssosS apS
ats o'clock, D. m. ....-...l
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

s5sys UNITED STATES INTERNAL
kS REVENUE,
COLLECTIONS 0FFIcR,l
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, }
WAsHISuroN, March ~, lstD.
Notice Ia hereby given that on February %, $50,
seized on the premises Of John B. Behrens about
ECpounds Leaf Tobacco aud !, 80 Cigars for yio-
lation Of the Internal Revenue Law,
Any person or persons having an iptercst In said
tobacco and cigars are hereby req uired to appear
At this ONCE and make such claim " ithin thirty
day. from the Nth instant, otherwise the said ar.
tcles Will be duly eonnseAted aud sold at public
auction TO the highest bidder
L. CLEPHAEE,
Collector ofInternal Revenue for the District Of
Columbia. Apl-WiW
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

IVES roN-sCHooL.- On Tuesday, April %, BY
the Rev, Mr.. Butler, JosErn p. WESTON to Miss
HELEN A. SCHOOL.
KBRFooT-CHAPIN- On Tuesday. the 9Oth
instant, siths FIRST Baptist church, 0eorgetovp,
Ros. jamss sslscs. " iisls S0I ksssoo ~ ~
q wsshinttonk p 2. daughter Of the late II. L.
wkTsoN-CRUsB. In New York, on the 18th
Instant. BY the Rey; DR.. ogilby, Master ,EuaEsE
oflsaae Cruise, esq Of that city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

nse HALE PRICE TO LABoRING
80 PEOPLE for Deptistty by Rr. A. PRATT,
Al CincinnstiJ oliee, 6ST seventh street, bStween
D and 4, usland.) Ap2O-tf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

THE Grand Trunk railway between Buf.
iulo and Brantiord Is entirely under water.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

sl55sROYAL PRUssIAN GARRISON
- HOSPITAL, BRksLAU.
HOFP's MALT EXTRACT has con armed its re.
nowned and wi olesQme elects also In this place.
IL highly valued for Improving tho blood, as a
refreshing cd nourishing remedy, and Ia pTsfeTa
bic 10 all other compounds In sc9fBulie cases espe
eially because 1t Is 30 readily TAX BY the sick,
DIR. MElNECkE,
apl9'6t First Ply sician OF the STAT,
.J.THE FOURTH WARD REPUB-
~ LlCAN CLUB will hold their regular
meeting at tue TeSFss eSrnsr q ESprth and 4
hrthet notice. All Republican, are Invited,
Apl7.te J. II. CR0ssMAN.
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Special Notices,

~ 1900 ~.-ITL ToNTINB SALOON.
AT Tn ,bD. 3. q SwAipEpp S,s PS
proprietor.l on D s1set, between Ninth and Tenth,
hSyisE been ih9SseqEh ps5pbtsd T@Sasled sps
LUNCH throuEhont the day. The ToNTiNB will
alyays BE- sgpplled with The genuine Old orsey
A osii Is respectfully solicited. { 70 ..f apa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-22

sS On the Errors and Abuses incident to Y Outh
and Early Manhood, with ths humane view oftTeat-
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
iAnlO-9m philadoluhIa
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INV YORK MARKkrs.
NEW YORK, April 2i-Noon.-Cotton dull
and nominal; ~ cents. Sugar unch anged In
every respect. Flour dull aud nominal.
Wheat duh and nominall nse@lta Corn
arm; 70d76lf cents. Rye dull and nominal
tl.356i.io. Pork quiet but nrm, t5l. Gold
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22

To those of or patrons who have so
generously extended .heir'cheering words
and wishes for the success of our paper
we return our heartfelt thanks, and hope
to show by furnishing a good and well
printed paper that we appreciate their
Kindness in our behalf. Those who have
favored us with the substantial" we in
tend they shall receive the worth of tl.cir
money, and on our roll book, ''their names
shall lead all the rest" The following
are among other letters Of like Character
we are receiving, which we publish, TO
show the kind of letters We like To get,
and hope the example will cause thous-
and others to IN jus; such way:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22
SOMETHING oF INTEREST.

The question IS, with most persons,
when buying sewing machine, is this
machine adapted to al kinds of work? L
have family, and s,meiimes l desire TO
do light work, and perhaps the sext day
I want 10 use ii for stitching the heavy
seams in boys wea. / wish to know
if this machine will 10 both kinds Of work
equally well, or mus have two sewing
machines" Now, We will say the Grover
& Baker ShutileMa,hine will do all kinds
Of sewing equally we'll, from the finest of
cambria 10 the heaviest beaver, or even
harness leather. Jdln Paul is agent for
these machines, inthis county, and has
always a large number of machines on
hand, at his Shoe Sore. lie also has the
double lock stitch on Grover & Baker
Stitch machine, on which the finest em>
broidery can be dnc. Those who wish
to purchase machines will do well to call
on Paul ard look at his fine stock before
purchasing elsewhere. &c If
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22
"Frcsh as Maidcn's Blush.'

Is the pure peachy complexion which
follows the use Of Ilagan's Magnolia
Balm. 1t is the true secret of beauty.
Fashionable ladies IN society understand
this. The Magnolia Balm changes tile
rustic Country Girl into City Belle more
Rapidly than any Other one thing.
Richness, Sunbun, Tan, Freckles,
blotcbes and all offcts OF the summer
Sun disappear where it is used, ard a
genial, cultivated, freh expression is obs
tanned which rivals tie bloom of youth
Beauty IS possible toall who will invest
IS cents at any respectable store AID
insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but lyons Kathairon 10
dress the hair. 30
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22

ORR Excellent marshal has done so
exceedingly well thus far, tkat we have
had 10 occasion 10 find fault with him
In these piping times of peace, doubtless
inspired by Wholesome fear of the
power that is, the rowdies are not very
turbulent. Lately, however they begin io
assume pugi,istic attitude, not having to
very great degree the fear of The marshal
before their eyes. We suggest that tho
officer named procure a Plymouth
cloak and rap Herewith, in a correct
sert OF way. the person of the next rows
dy that darcs become disorderly in the
streets.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22
"Darrctt's" Hair Restorative.

MoIsE's INDIAN RooT PILIs.-Wc have
lately been shown the formula fr0r,
which these pills are prepared, and from
this and our experience in the use of them,
can honestly recommend them as a good.
safe and reliable medicine. Being entire
ly free from all poisonous Ingredients,
they can he safely used while performing
the active duties Of life. We would adj
wise all TO nse them; and by fair trial
you can see at once Tie benefit derived
from them. Use McIse's Indian Root
Pills in all cases oil Bil.iousness, Headache
Female lrregI lariiies, Liver Complaints,
&c. Sold by all dealers, 3Gw4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22
SPECIAL NOTICES
10 CONSERVATIVES.

TIE Advertiser. having lcen restored 10 healtl
in few weeks, Ly very simple remedy. after hav-
ing Suffered several years witlla severe lung aHec
tion, and that dread disease, Cousuhpton--is aux.
ofcure.
To all who desire it, lac will send a copy Of the
prescription used, (fee OF chargel, with the direc
tions for preparing and using thesaD which they
win find sure CURE ron CONSUMPTION, DRoScliI.
IT'S, etc. The object otihe advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and Spread
information which he conceives TO be invaluable;
and hopes every sufferer will trS his remedy ss II
WILL cost them nothing. and may prove Jlessifg.
Parties wishing the pIesc iption, will please I'd:
address REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County, New York.
20 Iv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22

A woman named Ohline' Nbergcr, who
had been stopping at the Kirtlcy house
in Warsaw, for ten days past, was found
dead in her room at tea time, on the eve
ming of July G. She was thirty years of
age, and daughter of Simon Chandler, OF
Bucyrlis, Ohio. She and hct husband,
Porter Liberger, separated some time ago.
She came there in search of employment
ofsome kind, by which TO SUPPORT her
self and boy. A coroner's inquest was
held and the jury returned verdict of
death caused by commissions, aided Ivy
tight hg.-Erchttnge Paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22

OUE clever friend. Charley Cook, who
seems to enjoy himself best when provi.
ding for the comfort of his friends, says
he is going 10 get up u picnic at his
grove, at Pretty Lake. ahd wants every
body TO come out. He has fine and
shady grove. with swings, and seats, and
boats for fishing excursions, and large
floor for those who like to ssshin il down"
to the the tune of merry music. Con>
veyances will DC in readiness to go TO and
from the lake during the day, and il will
no doubt DC pleasant recreation to all
who so, on Thursday the 18th.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22
Great Political Revolution.

was accomplished by the election Of Grant, and 4
revolution If immense social import tnce has been
affected by the general substitution Of tina; pure and
harmless preparation
Christd6lOrO's EbcelsiOr Hair Dye,
for te deadly compound of lead anu birthstone, o
which. according To the Journal Of Commerce" and
TIA" M, deal Gazette, than thirty varieties
have Len foisied upon the puhic. ChristadorO
Dye is the only one that
HAS BEEN ANALYZED;
and Prof. Chilon, over his signature declares
that il is perfectly wholesome
Nrisf0dOro's Hair Hair Preserves
tive, isl Dressing. acts like a charm the Hair
after Dyeins. Try it. Sud 10y all Druggists:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22

New FIRN.-We notice a new firm be-
ing established N the room next to Buck
& Toan's. 1t is 10 be conducted by
Messrs. Humrichouscr & Dial. Weproph,
esy success on their Part, as both arc
known as cordial. affablc and "squaTe I"
men. Things assume an air of neatness
under their management, and our citizens
will find it pleasant place to deal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22

lNpRovENEyTs.--In South Plymouth,
we notice several new residences in pro-
cess of construction. c. T. Mattingly is
putting up fine residence costing six or
seven thousand dollars. II. B.
Dickson is doing nearly as well. Jacob
Weckerlie is also adding his mite to the
extent of few thousand. Samuel Nc
Donald is erecting neat domicile worth
two or three thousand, and C. Whitmore
is preparing to do likewise No use In
talking, Plymouth is destined to .swell."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22

SuooTIyG.=Last week small son OF
John Shoemaker, OF this place, in compa
ny with a boy named Palmer, of the firm
of kooniz & Palmer, were playing with a
pistol en- the outskirts Of town. BY some
means the pistol was accidently discharg>
cd, the ball entering the face of young
Shoemaker and lodging somewhere in the
head. The weapon appears to have been
in the hands of Palmer, and he docs not
know how it happened to go off. Young
Shoemaker walked home and still lives,
although the wound looked exceedingly
dangerous. Such little things will hap
pen
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22

COMING BAcK.--We learn that our jolly
fiiend DIR. w. II. Godfrey. of LaPorte
can't stay away from US any longer and
that he will soon remove TO this city and
resume his medical practice. Welcome
back, Doctor. Michigan City people
always return to their first love.-Michi>
gan City Enterprise.
Aad should you ever again wander
from the scene of your first love, Doctor.
give us call.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-07-22

How TO AVOID SUNsrRoKE. = An ex-
change furnishes simple preventive
for sunstroke which is said to he effectual
and will be of much benefit durin. this
warm weather 10 those now in the harvest
fields, and others in active out door en-
pioymcnt. 1t says: Very simple pre-
cautions will save persons frosa being
seized by the malady IN question. One
of the best prevcntiyes is thin piece OF
sponge loosely scwed into the top of the
hat and occasionally moistened with wa
Ter in the course of the day. We have
heard of man Nbo walked thirty miles
under hot sun, with q damp pocket
handkerchief inside the crown of his hat,
and did not suffer any Inconvenience.
The precautions are so obvious and SIM
pie that people do not regard them. II
they were complicated and expensive
their use would become more general"