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MEDICAL.
0RSTHCIES T0 WARRIAGE,

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3NTH00DA
in saa y
denied sehlevements the most eminent men "a this
i os, er
pisease and Diabetes; siso az Ufnary, Eiaddsf and
nina, a. Claims may 70
accomplish with Be:nesda Water that which has 20
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your peril. Ii BEfHEspA don't cure you, 4 cannot
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D,,.ctor.na c.n.,,, ,htiCHARD pUNBAA
Sssssss assasse's asss
II 20. a TentS street northwest, near Penn
ri d:e.:s. y IL
long exIertence In 18th hospital and prsate prac-
Of Or seminal weak ness, invoantsry
seminal loeses, I'm potency, mental aud physical in-
sn4 sgpn, g
sieets strctures and All dises.ss of the akin, such
mpes Il s % .ns
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n S1.. e s1 e
stages er.dicatsd from the systsm without the use
:: md ssSis Euss. ss::ss s.lsi@os!s. Md e:
isa sa z. y NUMBER sas .es e ensb p
pennsylvania avenue. d z laOSI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
RY EDWIN J. SWEET,
- Deal Estate BesksR and Auetieneer.
rRYsrEEs, s4IF q 4 EE<g .TWo.sT23y
}EH 9M 5HE HAsT sR5 81 XhHHeS SC ATE

al! ssss1ss : sser E saiso Sss q Il sss
land Eseo,ds ios the county Of 1ashlne,on, Dis
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ssss 81! se.:iss iesls::s DO 90 s.s 9 !SsSs:
&ss. d.s!i.ns, I'D ) sss ea sssl ss.isine:
Terms: o1m, with 70 pes can't. Interest ffon Sep
tembef7 iNI % Day % ne, md sxpeuse. Of SHE
b. eaehi balance . 81 and twelve n.eaths, for
which the noses Of the purchaser bearing interest
ire. the Asy q Mle and seenrsd BY deed Of trust
on The propfrty sold. yt be taken; Sl viii Be re-
q p!sehassrS cost. II tsrms Of sale ara mot COM
de dsAair1ng purchaser sftsr I've days' Advertise
~eas n go e. - e Hers nevssapsn Dshahhed In
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
PROPOSALS.
PROPOsAIs FOB STATIONERY.
r.sssu.r p,rAfIx.xr. March IA

...,.. ysIAsgnr DlsAkINsfs1a Msssh u ~; T..
sssE ' sns "a r a.y e Ss
Blank fotms for hidding will b furnished upon
e4ss sids Vim - S6n.,dsted and accepted o. re-
Sopos.l . 81 g ssc.p:ed u tSs sssIsts.y q ihs
Il: sss: s:i e ss::
'fs9 ~ .I. z for mus. ,. furnaea
R s g ts: shs zss5
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ga az 81 ~
van be desHS4 suneieet cause 70 annsi The con-
g: g sss sSsss tn.
ss g: 3 s; 1s:
IRE penalty q ne bond o. sSs sssrssssy q sse
Of such qusnttiss d any articisS e. .ha nsees.
.g &c saniss y ss
the prize which Il sbai be found necessary 70 pay
' Rropo..i: anseeompani.d ~ ..tlsf.eso.z ssqd
viii hos BE- eonsidered, and contraets xfl b
oWaf0e0 only 10 esteOueneO mAuu4AStoIgIb u Oh
FroposalS 70 be addressed to the underlined, and
marked Proposals f0 WI sMs.' 4. fsEiSGHARpsoN,
mhIl-WFAMllt secretary ofthe Treasuiy.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFICE CHEZ conussAlY OF suse,srsHcr,l
D.r4E NE g e S q 6Al sIsss4
eAH FlAHciIco, Cal, Te6. iM
srssS z =: ~ :; ssf;,;s non al
co%n:.srs ssasSsi nay direct. eo ' July
CAMP wRIeHT, CAL.
Tresh Beef fiou-, amohed Bacon, Hams and
CAMP CASTOR, CAL
Fresh BeeE Flour, Salt PORK, Smoked Bacon,
$500 DAMP iNpEPENpHNcE. CAL.
Hams, Beans and Lard.
CAMP BIDWELLs CAL.
Fresh Beef. rouf. Bait fork, Smoked Bacon,
CAMP M,DERM1T, NEW.
~ Fresh BseG: Flour, Salt Pork. Smoked Bacon
''-' CAMP HALLEcK, HEv.
f.s:s "a Bf:a Flour s''' PORK Smoked Bacon
FORT HALL, IDAHO.
Fresh Beef, Mutton. Bait PORK, Smoked Bacon,
Hams. Flour, Salt and Lard.
"Details and requirement. furnished By the under.
signed; = copy Of the latter. with this advertise
men', 10 be attached to ench E1SRos s % SsTsd;
Captain and C. g.. and Bvt. Big. Gen., q. s. A.,
ChiefC. D., Dept. Cal. feo1o
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RY GREEN . WILL1AAo, Auctton'fs
ID No. ION, northwest corner Tenth and D streets

meat ss..s1,.n.r..a E y nIFH s1 1sss.
ID No. lOu, northwest corner Tenth and D streets.
sAH x yAaTAS 81 r sM
WET sRN 2E NTH Snb sFss FREr fShTH
q T. n a ION Re e ss A III ::
icing . e. ssaasas
es 2: ;sS
6IesfIy new. Is three .tossss With ssek b!ilding:
ESis .r e ne
believed o Is Of ihs bsst Sssads for that busi
4: :: l:ss::s ' :. g: - :. f.,
r.'ss'''. Of a Esia W.T. iss s;Si,;;:..
RY LATINER Q CLEAHY,
D. Aectioneers ana Real Estase brohsrs
and hs'
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iss 80 e SssisslsS, sossshsr With ali The I'M
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sss Pc q Ss IN df ,s .nd se
Tss: :: s.ilJ $500 s,sS sissi: g. AZ;
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WIZ w: Z ffats HE !. le s::::;..
mhi3-Th.s.TuAds - Auetioseefs.
RY =. II: RYAN . CO.,
No. e 50 s.v 1sss . srSsi se.s SS
sfSEEl Fs,S ii siSFh
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x. '1s n's e see "a n e
auction, b nost Il the pt.nAReA on MONDAY,
Haii L Re az Il De-
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
--Ta RuenH0 Bays. Or ~ =
RYb: =. WA1lEn, -. = :
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildinss, corner seventh and sts.N.W.
TRusTEE,s SALE o. VALUABLE UNnG-
& SSaTh kIb 66f sETtWkEEs VISIT INF Is

ssse az e ssss e IF: r. e n
one Of the land rssords 6f EsShiaeton county, a
&c p,:s.s e az q r. g sSs
Il lse s.Gs' s "a g -. Sses 8
s:.sa S al "a City,
se.s,;: !is s s: ss i : 3 s.:
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ne .ete. q - PsIshasss. Tie
ss, :s s:ss: x
sht 70 Tssei lie properly e tss ID and cost o.
ment. THOMAS W. eNITH, Trustee.
marls-A&Thtd y J. T. 6OLDwElLs Auet.
nY GREEN . WIII1Al0, Auct1on'Fs,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

For TIcKErs .-.-ais
PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY,
address
THOD. n. HAYS 4 CO., EASTERN Agents,
60 DE0a0Way, NoW York.
usts n. 6. ffon Ioaissdls.) q Penney Iyaeis ave.
nue. tez3-Q&Tblm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
RYD. n. WARMER, Erf riF
y Real Estate Broker and AuetioneeI
Federal Bu1ldinGo, corner seventh and u Sto.Q.W

R1 II. MAENE1,
Federal Buildings, corner seventh and sts.N.w.
vAkgAlLE IpILpINa LOT EoR GALE At
sSsffthk e YB i SFtSx sn ZEE ssfaF
j. RAJ e s. :: s fss !. .ss
s s5ss & e ~. e & s n .sy
fsis:: ose tIiss -; ssi..ss in s,., ..s,y.
and eighteen msnthss e eight Per cent. interest,
'.ssssr rs. q. ts:.. solDys ,i..,
RY LATIMEn D gLEK1Y,
s.sas hs'
r.YsEssssl. saH4H 3 ya AE Ystis.z WE'D
t.es g Columbia u the es:s .! Hsssssn y. Mnss,
sS g e suS ass:y s On zS az
Fss s .:s 4:.:sls ::ss ss.
improved With large hsiea dysihA( -aoscs tire.
,Siz ord r .as ss S5s ssas r.
On tes I'll q be on
Sani. sSesss and SesadeS . sss es:s y astlsiist
n. aI..n g s1t :n6s: Ssh he eH ,o e "a ~
ssS ii ~ z "a ~ I'd ssasl ~: NO
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brick dwelling house, with the modern eonve-
Tssms q sale: One. Ai.a e..s; ss,.ne: n to
= q sias =
g SuIstis: e p sRproyfa b t..stss 1so hsndrsS
sSs:sr' eo.s ii p.'sh.ss aess 81 ee.fiy Siss
90 ~: Is s. and fs q .ssS
5000. .qzsEf ' go;
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

fTW1sfS.f & d SpY FHhl Nf EAsr s1TE
q ;TTHkxTg; tFTyEKH " AND BoUH-

nnhlHXNTaMTkk5ETE9s sFTWwEHh W AND BouH-
BY yirt1e o. . d0eA q trust % 20 dseea Januasy
u l09 and daily recorded In Liber No. IA folio
~, one Of the land records for Washington county,
District Of Colunbla, md n the reQuest OF tie
party secersd thereby We vii ss q public erection
IHUMDxY. kpsn / III, q e.eioei ). =. I'll
q &c city q Essh!nsten, 6stiset q coamb., and
kngwn q lots lnnbe.sd I've 81 dx 90. seven 7jaad
eight t and the northsnmost ten lo) net 'front.' q
lot numSere4 four ~, and running back with
that width he Whole depth Of Md lot md tie
"a Isnpi.s ~ VIZ skss sidsS sSs sssi. ispiS
Nstsairs Essordsd :aedi,isioI q s2saIs np%sered
nrcvemsss I. ~. soy: ss tosesnef WIN me IN
Terms 81 sale: One third cash; balance in sig 20,
twelve (fI and eighteen Clel months with Interest
~ e 81 on 70 e
g an cab, q The lriehas.r nay dsdrs. a
8 soId. All corresponding g cost q parehsSer: Il
the trussees .seerying Us right 70 eeli The
purchaser, aftef I've days' s9v.Itisemeni IN some
We B. 0 e.:s''.s- = ' cay W
caxkEE ssAE I. FFssSSkkFfiss. Trustees.
1T. COLDWELL,
mh9 -STuTh&da lCritic1 Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

= Ne. ~ Louisiana svenues La 40
ssf Frx lnahIf1 a Ra%SEEdstEaESSsss9gsF
"a 8. .:;.:. j. :ss s: ,..s,.
Hsrts Of lot: "a q, konting 2 feet slAchss on
ana fsyette SSreets. b . Depth o. u feet. -,
!. The fnpsessu.enss eesslie % A elegant two
sss sht sec xs RI usser "a
les. 5sth-reen, bay willow, I'D III nodafA In
! Tsrns: One third. eash; baleeee IN .onp aDA tve
gar With interest, seesrsd b 2 DECD q trust,
. ri faS I; 81 oeFiGniSs . :s e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

TINTED STATES PATENT OfFIOL
W WARRINGTON, d. c., Feb q, tGN.
o. tss pss,iio. q MILGIAM =. SaAL.nAs,
Of Malone. New YoFk, admlnistrators Of Albert
Bro1Ehtol, deeeaseA. praying for The extsls!oa
H.shine!y fof 9inding md felishinS aisss, Ae;:
sssS 2. ne nh S:y q April sss ss:; ne rS 8:
nd petition be heard on the I3h day Of May ne1t.
Az n; "a; &C., oS.,.o..r
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rES%sEssESsk sA.f agsssE E!sk yAtEAsH!

RY HOLDEH, gPBNCE 4 CO.,
II Real Estate Brokers and AuctiOneerS,
~ - Pennsylvsnia avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
LEGAL.

fFFFE SUPREME 6otkf OF TIE DfI
MARCH, Is74. - 'f-r
TIE r T,asSSanss P Sas,SHr Snnh
- W. " % ~ >>~~'
lei, d., 4. sstprney, q Ssaersd 90 ihe delsnd
tsrcI herein On q 6efors the ~ fsle day occur
ring forty days after this day; ot1ewise the cause
-. b. K. CARrTHR. Chief Jnstiee, &c.
rhM.Ty, 1''' b. jAT SAaS. xs:t ozark.
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DROPOsALs FOR sUPFLTES.
a. -

OFFICE PuHcHA6 $40 AND DEPOT c. T.,
OMAHA, NEB., Feb. =, 1884. .
Sealed proposals, In duplicate. Will be Eeeived
untilu 0'clock.a. lion THURSDAY,the9dd Day Of
April, 1874, for furnishng the Subsistence Depart
ment, United States Army, the following stores de-
ivered at the United states eubsstenee Store
house IN Omaha or At the usual place q delivery IN
Chicago or st. Louis, BY the 18th day Of April, ls7A
:ee ssoia. .k
pounds Of CoGes, Green Rio, In double saeks; s. 80
n barrels; 10 5Oposs Dc OF kdaminfne Candies full
weight skies or eiehts In boxes strapped; MOO
pounds Of sosp, hsfd and dry, ffee from sdultera-
grain. clean and drl ii bright bffrsis. fall bead
lined; ,00S pounds OF ground Black Pepper.
The quantities named above 70 be Increased or
diminished according 70 he wants Of TIE service 1t
the d.ss q ogsntIf TIE s,dS. u,. n. .aa,....d
Major z. Hacfseisy; for delivery st 81. LeSis, %
Biddeis must thsr s,as 70 he ceunissary
Cooperage must b or the bsss kind, and every
package must BE- IN arst.rate shipping order. Ac-
tual tsrs at time Of delivery 10 Required.
ali. md q referred TO thsrein-feishf on samples
Propo1ais Wi b received :uhoset to the ssaal
conditions heretofore pnbli.hed,
Blank proposals. and further Information w1u os
f e. ssSsS r'0n ''D''',ss6o k ffiz.''
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

-. TIE ADOvE sALHis POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, MARCH lSA, same hour aad
place. =. d X55-I IA sf 81 Il T.u.,.es.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

AIHH HpoyH sALE1 yuR1AfR, k0sJ.
AM. ~ sss is.s - 49, Id,-5W So
ssai9.ao jim. ff sz,SEHh9' rs~sess.
,.a., s,,r..aH Z. coLDwELL. sale ale. l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30

So 49,: - 9 Ess ~ ssi!s
:sSi y ~ S Il q ~ 81 q
nares, "a Itsssieek d =, e ltsut q The lssn-
ss;.;:si.s g sSS:i -. !, r.. ,y.,,.
:sslss "a ~ ~. q O. q aspc:ss
ee3plIe1v1tA y Ave- A>N y VAN - rssold Of H.
SsfiSSsa. bSahE2at fASs .Tc :::
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Cd fY Al; xS6sHkh Trustees.

m H; ian Az: z 60. g.: :, .,.,,,,..,,.
Nc. q seventh stress northwest.
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r fESyES yAaTAS 81 r aM
WET edgE ~ NTH sTs sTI Ir NORTH

oeloeE D. g., Il oss f9hs ~ pxse ~ sSsi s:l
DS Ssna e . ~ r. sSaasas
The properly front. q - o. Hhs4 street, and
: sesTIy new. Is thres stories with bsek building.
This PIopsTty was foEneriy 2seapisa Sy the iate
% be one Of the best sands for that bust
ness In the city. = -
Of - WIN b required st tine 6falA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
The Incubation Period of HydrOphObia.

The incubatory period of hydropho-
bia, says the GALAXY, or the space of
time during which the virus may remain
latent in the system after the bite of a
rabid animal, is seldom less than eight
days, and but rarely exceeds two or
three months. The large majority of
cases. says Reynolds, have occurred
within four and eight weeks. Many
authentic cases have occurred in which
the period of incubation extended to
eight or nine months, and few where
it appeared to be much longer. A re-
markable case has been placed on
record, says the same author, In
which a man who had been in prison
for a period of more than two years
became affected with hydrophobia, al
though he had only been bitten by a
mad dog seven years previously. The
following case, however, which we
find in newspaper, seems to show
that the period of incubation in this
disease may be protracted indefinitely !:
Twenty years ago daughter of Peter
Hawk, ESQ.,, of Stroudburg, Pa, was
bitten by mad dog. Although cattle
bitten by the same dog were seized
with hydrophobia, the girl did not
show symptoms of disease. She grew
to womanhood, and was married. Re-
Gently, as she was raising glass of
water to her lips, shudder ran
through her, and in few minutes she
was seized with hydrophobia in its worst
form. A number of physicians were
called, but they could do nothing for
her. She died in great agony. Anoth-
er recent case of protracted incubation
we find related as follows in the World
of May IA: Eighteen years ago, Dan
iel G. Weidner, of Farmingdale, n.
j., then only six years old, was bitten
in the left arm by a rabid dog. he
suffered great deal of pain at the time
but it gradually passed away, and was
almost forgotten. A few days since
while attempting to wash his face, be
was seized with the symptoms of by
drophobia. In spite of all the medica
care that could be given him, his con
dition grew worse and worse, and
after forty-two hours intense suffering
he died.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09

prevent the destruction of the young
the seed should be rolled In common
pine tar and then dried In plaster be-
fore it IS sown.
SMUT IN GRAIN.@Smut is caused by a
parasitic fungus long known to botanists
by the name of Ustitago Maids, and it
has frequently been described and
figured in botanical works. It's develop
ment for growth is also pretty well un-
stood. The fungus grows from very
minute spores, which are produced by
millions, but exactly as to how these
spores react and infest the growing
corn, can find nowhere any definite
information, nor have seen any Data
relative to preventives. We are here left
to surmises and analogies.
Smut in wheat is produced by SINH
lar fungus, similar In its botanical
characters, in its results, and this wheat
smut fungus is much better known. 1t
is proved that this gains access to the
plant through the seed. The spores are
sticky and adhere to the sound grain at
harvest or thrashirg, and are sown with
the seed wheat. As the new wheat
plant grows, the fungus develops in due
time with it, ripening its spores at
harvest. The spores may be killed ard
the crop saved by soaking the seed
wheat in strong brine, or in weak So
luton of sulphate of copper, commonly
known as the blue vitriol or blue stone.
(The proportions used are two to five
ounces of the crystals per bushel of
wheat. 1t would be we'll to try the
same remedies with COIL. i have seen
this recommended, but 1 have no infor-
nation whatever as to the results.
Corn-smut is rarely abundant enough
to seriously affect the crop, and is prin-
cipally dreaded because it is poisonous
TO the cattle.-Prof. BreUer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
A Row..

Not long ago fellow, apparently in
state of great excitement, rushed into
a saloon in Virginia City, and, throwing
his hat on the bar, he cried to the bar
keeper "Give me drink, Dan, quickl
There II be the biggest row you ever saw
III about two minutes II Dan set out the
whisky bottle, and, while the stranger
nervously filed his glass to the brim
and drank it off at swallow, frightened
his belt and looked at the chambers of
his revolver. Leaving his hat where it
was thrown, the excited stranger hurried
ly ran to the door, looked out moment,
and then rushed back to the bar and
exclaimed: Eyes, in less than half a
minute, there'll be an awful time here
give me another drink, quickl' The
bottle was again passed out, another
glass was drained, and the stranger had
picked up his hat, and was leisurely
walking away, when the bar-keeper
called after him: "Say, look here
What's all this about row ? You jest
come back here and pay for those
drinks or I'll let daylight into your
hide I" At this the stranger turned
about, his excitement entirely gone, and
coolly said "There you go Didn't I
say there'd be fearful row here in a
minute I knew it. There you go just
as expected" By this time Dan saw
the point, and quietly tumbled.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
A Grand Variety of Products by the
Different States.

A recent report of the Agricultural
Department summarizes the agricult-
ural industries of the different States
as follows: In Maine, hay occupies
the first place, and dairy husbandry the
second; hay and stock-raising are of
equal importance In New Hampshire !;
dairy hrsbandry stands high in it's
prominence in Vermont in Massa-
chusetts, hay first, market-gardening
next; the garden and the dairy divide
the honors in Rhode Island, and to-
bacce stands firstin Connecticut. There
is diversity in New York, but dairy
husbandry is far in advance, being the
choice of one-third of the counties.
There is much variety in New Jersey,
though market-gardening stands first.
In Pennsylvania, manufacturing and
mining make varied production most
popular, few counties exhibiting very
decided preference, though wheat, as
few would suppose, holds its place in
one sixth of the counties. In Delaware,
tobacco; in Maryland, tobacco and
fruit-growing. OF more than fifty
counties of Virginia, sixteen favor to-
bacco, nine mixed husbandry, six corn,
five stock-raising, five market-garden-
ing, and others peanuts, sheep hus-
bandry, fruit-growing and wheat. In
North Carolina, corn stands before cot
ton. In Florida, sugar-cane is pre-
ferred, while cotton predonainates in
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, and in Texas. In Arkan-
sas, corn stands first, and in Tennessee
hay and corn are preferred. In West
Virginia, corn and stock-raising in
Kentucky, tobacco and corn. In Ohio,
great diversity appears-sheep hus-
bandry, corn, general cropping, wheat,
hay and fruit growing. Corn is king
in Indiana, and hay next thereto. Corn
is also first in Illinois, and wheat next.
In Minnesota, wheat; in Wisconsin.
wheat and the dairy; in Iowa and Mis-.
souri,, stock growing, corn and wheat.
The order in Kansas and Nebraska is
wheat, stock-growing and corn. In
California, wheat, sheep husbandry
and fruit growing. In Oregon, wheat
and stock growing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
Milk for the Lean Kline.

If one wishes to grow feshy, pint
of milk taken before retiring at night
will soon cover the scrawniest bones.
Although nowadays we see great many
feshy females, there are many lean and
lank ones who sigh for the fashionable
measure of plumpness, and who would
be vastly improved in health and ap-
pearance could their figures be rounded
with good solid flesh. Nothing is more
coveted by thin women than full
figure. and nothing will arouse the ire
and provoke the scandal of ore of those
"clipper builds" as the consciousness
of plumpness in rival. In cases of
fever and summer complaint milk is now
given with excellent results. The idea
that milk is sfeverish" has exploded,
and it is now the physicians great re-
liance il bringing throu h typhoid pa
tients, or those in too low a state to be
nourished by solid food. 1t is mis-
take to scrimp the milk pitcher. Take
more milk and buy less meat. Look to
your milkman have large sized, we'll
flied milk pitcher on the table each
meal, and you will also have sound flesh
and light doctors bills.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09
The Population of Great Britain.

The registration system in England is
so perfect that the annual estimates of
population by the Registrar-General are
very nearly as accurate as the absolute
enumeration of the census. The varia-
ton observed in 1871 was very slight,
either in respect of aggregate popula-
ton or of the population of specified
towns and districts. The estimate for
the present year, 1874, is therefore
worthy of being recorded. 1t is sup
posed that the population of England
and Wales is %, GAS, 609-an increase of
936, 343 since the census of 1871 of
Scotland, 3,462, 916-an increase of
102, 1893; of Ireland, 1850, 0l8-a de-
crease of 110,931. The total for the
United Kingdom, excluding the Isle of
Man and the Channel Islands, which
are not estimated, is &c, ALI, 01O, being
an increase of 92S, 319 in three years.
The estimates for the great towns are
also interesting, as showing how largely
the increase has been limited to the
strictly urban population We compare
the population of all towns now num-
bering more than 100, 900 inhabitants
with that Of the same towns in 1871,
from which it appears that these
eighteen towns have now inhabitants to
the number of 1885,, 646, against
6, 1896, $50 in 1S71-an increase of 1893, 686,
or nearly per cent. in three years and
that almost one-half of the entire in
crease in the United Kingdom is found
in towns with less than one-fourth of
the aggregate population