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Lines.
By CHARLES MLoTAX,

By CHARLES MLoEAX,
If die first, dear love,
My mournful soul made free,
Shall sit at Heavens high portal,
To wait and watch for thee
To wait and watch for thee, love,
And thro' the deep, dark space,
To peer With human longings
Sor thy radiant face. r--
Mid all the stars of heaven.
One only shall l see
The earth-star of my passion,
Half Heaven for holding thee
All Heaven for holding thee, love,
And brightest of all the sphere,
By t4Iy Imile Illuminated,
Or hallowed by thy tears.
If die FIRST, dear love
l feel that this shall be,
And heaven will hot be Heaven,
UItil IT'S shared with thee
Until it's shared with thee, love,
I'll linger at the gate;
Or De thy guardian angel, s
To teach thee how to walt.
And when thy hour shall come,
Al d through the ie:ding night,
! see thy happy spirit
Up-soaring, robed In light,
Mine shall 60 fourth to meet thee,
And though the eternal door,
Pass in with thee rejoicing,
made one forevermore
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MR. PETERS FIRST WIFE.

"Dear! dear no toast, eggs boiled as hard
as brckbats aud the coffee stone cold" aud Mr..
Peters rose from the breakfas, table in temper
by no means amiable, and rang the bell violent-
ly. There was no answer! He rang again,
third, fourth time still no answer. Out of sill
patience, he went to the door and caled-"Ma-
ria Marlai'
A slight, pretty little woman, dressed in soil
ed, tumbled wrapper, with hair in state OF
direful confusion answered the summons. She
had one of those round, bright faces which Ma
ture intended should be decked with contin ual
smiles, but now, with ali its roses in bloom, it
was drawn out to its full length, and the large
blue eyes had a serious, or rather dOleful ek-
preston, totally at variance with their usual
Joyous look. Her voice. too, had lost its melo-
dious, ringing sound, and was subdued to dis
NAL whine. r.
"What is it, Joseph?"
where's Bridget"
"Gone out for me. want more white ribbon
for my ascension robe"
Mr.. Peters said a very naughty word, and
then continued. " Cold coffee, hard eggs, break
fast not fit to eat
81 WISH" whlned his wife, "you would think
less of temporal matters, land turn your attention
to the great end Of life" .s...
I" Hang it all, madam, would like to enjoy
my life while do have It, Here was l, the
happiest man in the United States, with plea
SAINT home, chatty, cheerful, loving wife, and
good, quiet children; and now, since you have
Joined the Millerites, what am Il''
"Oh, Joseph, if yon would only come into
that blessed circle!"
''Oh, Maria, if you would only come out of it.
Where are the boys2"
81 am sure don't know"
"Are they going to school today"
my dear, their teacher has given up the
school, and is turning her mind to more exalted
objects. OIL Joseph, turn now while there is
time. You have still week for preparation
and repentance
"Repentance Well, when 1 take up the
subject, it will take rather more than week to
put it through"
And Mr.. Peters put on his coat and took up
his hat
| Joseph" said his wife, "you need not send
nome any dinner. l shall be out, and I'll take
the boys over to their uncle's to dine"
Joe made no answer, unless the violently
Emphatic manner in which he closed the dOoz
was one. Muttering with anger, he strobe into
restaurant to make breakfast Here he
vas hailed by one of his bachelor friends,
Fred Somers, who looked up as he heard Joe's
rider ....... .... ..#
Hallo!" he cried, you here7 Why, what
ire you doings here at breakfast time7 Wife
| .ickin
mol"
Had quarrel?"
| moi"
leone out of town."
"No!"
Then why don't you breakfast at homei
chimney on fret"
"Non
Servants all dead7"
MOI"
Children sick?"
mol"
'Then what in thunder is to pay1"
Maria's joined the Milerites'
Fred. gave long whistle, and then said
Going to ascend next weekl"
"Yes and if don't commit suicide in tn
meantime, yon may congra tulate me. am a
most distracted. Can't get a decent meal, chill
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RAILROAD ITEMs-A first class locomotive
costs about $4,000; a passenger car S2,OC0
a baggage car 81 500; a freight car $3.50; gray
ell car $45U. The iron OF railroad costs from
$500 to $4,000 per mile.
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HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE co.

OF HARTFORD.
Capital, $50O,0O0. Surplus $226, 53I.5I.
Incorporated IN 1871 .AH Paid Up.
Directors.
H. Huntington, Charles Boswell, Job ALVIN
Albert Day, Henry Keney, John p Rraca
James 1oou"lh, Caivlu Day, Charles j. Russ.
limo. @. Allyn, Secretary, H. Huntington, Presr
G. G. Lyman, Asst Sec'y. VIM Ii. Bowers ActuGr,
D. ALEXANDER, Gen. Agent for the Western country resi-
ing at Columbus, Ohio. "
JOHN GRAHAM, Asst Gen, Agent, Columbus, o.
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A bachelor returning the other evening from
a ball, in crowded coach, declared with groan
tina be had not the slightest objection to rings
on his fingers" bull he had a most uuequivocai
objection to bellies on his toes.
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HA foreign correspondent of a Boston journ-
al says that the Hon. Charles Sumner intends
TO return TO America early in November.
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FIsHERs.-There are Is large companies eri'
gagged in the fishing business, at this point, this
summer. The fishing grounds here are the best'
it is said, on Lake Michigan.--St. Joseph Ir0r'
eLLar -
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Sons OF TEMPERANcE-TheG Grand Division
Of Wisconsin meets at Beaver Dam, the second
Wednesday in October.
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We have also purchased the right for putting on
Vests Patent GalVanic Cement Roofing
nd prepared fill all orders in this city and count
short notice We will put new roofs and repair OF
mes Leaky roofs, either shngled tuned, made PEI
city water-nght and freproof.
The superior claim which this Elastic Composition
FIRE and WATERPROOF Roofing has over the ord naI
ements and compositions which have recently been OF
cred to the public consists in the fact that proved
n over Fifteen years, worthy Of confidence of thos
Tho have given it trial, aud this fact we attriDu
ne general favor and universal patronage it is Ubaini
lthis city and State.
To all who are erecting buildings, that would
Iossoe at reason able price, avoid the perplexity
annoyance of defective and eky roofs secure suc
IS will perfect protection FROM the elements, we sub
MT th' o. wing facts and conclusions
10 the +, oprietorS Of Vests Patent Gdludnic RoOfn0
GENTLEMEN We are some of the numerous propert,
oiders OF this city who have awaited ourselves Of the adj
vantage which your Elastic Composition Roofing Mat,
Ia affords, and We mos: cheerully and unhesitating
ay that experience and observation thus far full,
ustan and cOrroborate the proof you Lave heretofore
presented to the public through the 1oGakee Press
The superior claims of your Roofing Material.
|. b. Cross, G. P6ster Co.
Daniel Newhall, Haven Powers
Alanson Sweet, G. A. Starkweather
h. b. Wolcott, 1. b. Weld,
+ Button, Chaplin, Gregory L Armour,
>. Alexander, Baker johann,
VI. A. Krug, Charles r. Austin,
s. Heller. H. Siknan.
Ernst Herzer, Martin Curtis,
+. A. Halam, Builder, Elisha Starr,
rObits, Starkweather Co. p. Lowe,
/. B. Turk, W. P Merrill
WIN. P. Young, Il. Bonkle, builder
John Rosebeck, Z. koddis & Co.
B. d s. W. Stats, Charles Preusser.
Ehomas Wettsten, George Il. Austin,
Babcock Bros, Builders, ID. A. Nichols.
W. IL. Netcalf, Martin Ruyee Builders
IL. H. Camp,
FOR NEW BUILDINGS
this Cement Roofing is cheaper than the ordinary Shin
ged Roofs, and We will warrant its durability.
Give us call, and you will never regret IT,
Widen & MARQUARDSEN.
Kenosha, March, 1859. 6m42
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An eastern physician recommends the daily
practice of swinging for consumptive people.
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Widen 4 Marquardsen,
Furniture Ware-Rooms
On Park Street, .te,C doors Vest of the Count
Bank,
READY-MADR COFFHNs

Have and keep constantly hand, large and variet
stock OF Furniture of manufacture to which W
invite the attention of the public We keep on ham
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ever brought 10 this city. All those in want of
Trimmings will do well to call and examine our
extensive stock. We have every description,
which we are selling at low figures.
WOOD * CARTER.
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ph,-f, ian and Srgeon- WU be ou1ld at his Office d.
veather's Drug Store, his residence, corner
Chicago aud Park streets, at all times ready to at
end the calls OF the Public 90
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DIR. A. FARR,

.. rdnce-He is Agsntor 0a17ous Compd'.tes Of an
doubted credit and repaired issue Policies on LIt'
nd P,ci erty on favorable See advertisements
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SA d ~ KS' -
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts and upn Glass Cases tight
and will keep in any climate.
This FAMILY CATHARTIC "a Pill is q gentle but active
Catharte which the propre has useI in his practice
more thar twenty years.
The constantly increasing a mnnd from those
long used the pills and the sacton which express
in regard to their use, has - induced place them
within the reach Of all. So.
The Profession we'll know : that different Cathartcs
on different portions of the EAa bowels
The Family Cathartc Pill has, with due reference to
this well established fact, besn compounded from a
rety of this pures Yegetab e Extracts which alike
every part of tt tary canal,
and good and sate in all cases where CathArtiC
is needed such Derange Of the stomach Sleepi-
Pains in the Back LOius Custiveness, Pain
Soreness the whole body sudden cold which
quently if neglected end in - long ofeverLossO
Appetite, Creeping of Cold Body
Restlessncss, Headache weight in tn head, all In
hammatOry Diseases w - Children Adults, kheu-
mam, Grea; Purifier Of the Kloed, and many diseases
which flesh is heir. - thi.
advertisement. Dose to 3 SD PRICE, THREE DIMES.
The Liver lnvgorator and Family Cathartic Iills,
retaed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by the
Trade n all the large towns.
$. T. ". SANFOKD, NJ D. Manufacturer and Proprietor
1886 Broadway, ew York
! or sole +, = en- sla ~ F. ROBINSON. 1yS
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l.. G. MERRILL,

Al nrney and Counsellor at Lda0 Solicitor IN CdncerI
and County Judge. VIII attend t. all legal business &
agencies entrusted TO his care. Office Main Street.
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A friend that you buy with presents may DO
bought from you.
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A Great Natural Curiosity.

A Correspondent Of the N. Y, Independent
writing from California, describes one of the
most wonderful valleys on the continent. We
omit the writer's account of his perilous descent
into the valley and only give his description OF
the wonder itself
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SANE o R DDS
LIVER lNVLGORATOR

NEVER DEBILITATES.

1t is compounded entirely from Gums aud has become
established fact Stunard Medicine, Own aud approved by
all that have used it, and with
dcnce I'LL the di-eases tIF- which recommended.
1t has cured thOusandsC2 within the last
had given ali hopes of lief the unsoi-
cited certificates in my pos - session show.
The dose be adapted the temperament of the
individual taking it, and us-P ed in such quantities
act gently the Bow els. .
Let the dictates OF yourC= Judgment guide you in the
the IIV ER INVIGO-P RAJ Oh. aud it will Lii
Complaints, Bilious At - tacks Dyspepsia Chronic
DarrhOea, Summer Conn., plain Dysent,ry, Dropsy
Sour tumach. habttuA Cos tiveness, Ihoic Cholera
Cholera Morbus. cholera fautum, Fatuence,
dice Female Weaknesses may usea successfully III
Ordinary Family Medi F%+ cine. will sick Head
ache,-as thousands
3 at of attack
All whO it giving their testimony in its
p Nix in the with the nvigorator swa
low both together rice One Dollar per Bottle, Also
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ION II. LILSUN,

Breaoer and Manufacturer Of Pale and Aw1sr AIes-
A pure article warranted. Brewery few RODS east o
the Gravel Foundry at the foot If Wisconsin ST. ly46
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N. A. BROWN,

haping, Httr- cutting md Stdnp00ing Saloon, opp
site Ike CITY Hotel Main street Old Razors sharpene
and repaired. oH
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ADAM nICKHOuT

Gra0a Fosndry and Macdine Shop-corner Of Es
change and South streets.
OSCAR q. WILLIAM DoYI
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LYMAN & BONE,

Roots Shoes, Leather Findings, &c Ecery carey o,
article pertaining their business may be hau OIL
80 -, tbe Lowest prices Custom work to order
frather for sale Hides bought &c. Corner OF Mar
ket ca unre and Main street. See advertisements
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House Trimmings

We have just received the largest and best select
ed assortment of
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IL II. JOHNSON,

FtlshiondbLe Barber and Hair Dresser. from SoRg
experience business he atters himself that ne can
render entire satisfaction all who favor him with their
natronagc shop under Lyman & Bones shoe-store,
corner Of Main street and Market square
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DIR. u. S. ARNDT,

Having located in the city of Kennsha prepared prac-
tce his profession in all its branches
OFFICE and residence Wisconsin street.
References-A p. TYMEsRN, A. CAMPBELL H. WooD, n
EHLE, j. WuPPLE zotI
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JASON LOTHROP, JR., County Surveyor Office, Mai
Street. over +. Robusoil's Drug Store, Kenosha. 1yS
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The benediction closed the ceremonies of the
Rock, Immediately after which procession was
formed, under the escort of the several Military
Companies present, which proceeded to the SITE
IF the National Monument, after marching thr'e
The principal streets, Among othor distin
guished persons in the procession, were GOV
Ranks and suit, Gov. Chase, Of Ohio, Gov
Buckingham, of Con. Geo. Turner, OF r. /. Sen
ators John P. Hale, of n. H., and Henry Will
son, Of Mass, Pres. Phelps Of the Senate and
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We will sell cheap, aud every article we sci
We have also purchased the right for putting
Vests Patent GaIVanic Cement Roofing
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COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Eagrd0er on Wood dy,d eUe,y ktnd of Metal. Stdti
ny, Fancy Articles, &c. Main street.
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STARKWEATHER q CO.,

Draos JIedicines, oils, Pdints PeIJeery Fdncy ar
tcies all kinds Of Patent Medicines and an excellent
assortment Of every article kept in establishments nj
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Ayers Gall,aIiic Pills.

IIE sciences Chemi,try and NJ dtn, been taxed
their utmost 10 produce Ills bcst most perfect pursSvc
thest PILLS have wbh rxericncc thr
binary medicines and that they win uuprccrdencp
the stecm If all They SAFE aud pleasant
but powerful To Their pcnctra
the vital activities Of the body distractions Of s
organs purity the blood and cxpc iscsse pntge on,
the on hnmors which breed ana grow dscnpcr s uate
sluggish or dis rlerud ino their aud i'm
part healthy tone It'll siongh The woc Not only
DO they cure the everyday complaints every body bu also
formidable aud dangerous Diseases that have The est
OF human skill While they produce effects they are
at the same 'imen diminished dose the bc ph ,ie
ha can be employed Tor children. Being
al" rrasan 10 take and being purely table from
any 'isN OF harm Cures have been made which
e' were th'y h"i saisanaed 10y OF sup exalted posi-
uon ana character forbid the
eminent ciergymen and ply scans their names 10
eei! 10 the public the reliability OF my remedies wI 9th
s nave SEM INC the assurance OF their
Ietmohs contribute Immensely /" the relief y ut
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The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis my
containing directions and
tihcates OF their of the toll
Cosiiveness Bilious Complaints. RhcumaiAn pronsv
Heartburn Headache arising from nu tnarb Nausea In
digestion, Morbid Inaciion OF the Bowels and Pam
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aneous Diseases which require medicine Sorot
la Kings Evi They also by purifying blood aud slim
Natiug the complaints which IL vnul ,n
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Liver and dneys Gout and other kndred
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take nothing else No other they give you compares
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the best aid there IL for them. and they should have
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LYNCH Rla. VIRGINIA.

nE iourth annual session of this Institution will commence
L on the 18th Of September.
The location o. the healthcs. accessible In
se entire SOUTH and the study both and
Seeatane equal to that of the best colleges
ne hhlsary Department will be efficiently mainai MI
~ s1s caIe o. Nj T. Bankenshp r luate Of the viz
ssasary isssas AID rectn,y connected with the
Inc several professors Will have exclusive charge Of tho
0mmAf bcaoo In which young be thorough, ura.
pared for college or business P''
FACULTY.
hev. W. W WALKER Chairmaa Of tLe FncpLy prot.ss
OF Mental and Moral Science. aud history
LIcUhaUs MATHEWS. A. M, Professor of Latin and
3elles Lettrea " '' WI"
uAsELL A. B.. Professor of the Greek Language and
BLAnEEssHIP Professor Of and Iu.,ruc
Tor Of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLArD. A. n, Professor of tutioual LAW
D. A. LASoHokHE n D., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
lolosy -
GUisrrE ApoLrHo sARroRr, L. D. Professor Of Modern
Languages.
EXPENSES
Board - per week; washing 81 per month fuel and
Ighs eio Term Tuition $50 In the Grammar school, and
80In the Collegiate Department for hall session
Catalogues. containing further be oh.
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- always the conclusive OF great
fud h. there labor saving mach before
l1lbc arabic to SINCERE Machines Amor rs'a
uE the "a CHEST reputation IN che United States they wrr"
exhibited the late spostnn tnvcrellr IN Franc. whr-e
they oil the highest premium and great nanuiA,
~ make them has cen buli IN PARIS.
in rr Lranch OF Industry which 10 to be- dome
these machines be used with immense profit As the ""d
o lii, kswa ain is to travelling foot so sewing h
Singer, Machucs compared with hand Sewing. No tailor,
shoemaker irossmaker carriage trimmer sadcr halter
should he without Tho fair profit " using at
irsc machines regularly employed is one thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there is much sewu
c done these niachiues al Invaluable assistance Pars
and hotel keepers ind them convenient ami r"a
lbe These machines simple In their construction Az
very strong aud durable being the only kind OF Scwng Ma
'ne made by which sort Of work coarse e
rpud be perfectly executed 1LonSsnsot inferior aud
@ Sewing Machines have been made and sold under vaiou
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where to satisfy the wants of the public.
Plain printed instructions for using sent with each
'anc from which readily acquire the art of
aging them The machines are packed securely 10 go tp any
rhftoi The world To NIL rsous desiring particular
Hro forward copy OF L. NJ Singer Cos Gazette paldr
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fItNafitLp. Ms Fab lsif
BROTHER AYlV viii chccriuiy er.a'y yuu T. fet.G 3,
croup aud the ch,s, lis children We trate,
In the South appreciate sh aaj euIum,ud
medicine 4 un people. HIRAM con KILN, VI u
AMOS Ltr Esq Monterey Ia WRITES. "a Jan ls6e 90" had
tedious Iuiuenss wlih confined no N Ito - siA weeds
without r,tft nuH tried
by the advice clergy iht hri dpso tic
throat and lungs less than half iIc bottle
made completely we'll Your meoiciucs ehUaesl
wclas the best ran buy, ana we "snrm np.,,
and you the mant ht'ud
Asthss,u or Paths e. mud lsronrbit1S.
Aisr MaNcHt sttH. PA. Feb =, irij
SIN. Your Chrry pn1ardl il rcurmug MAJ, coua rutVs
IN ihi. section has relieved several sNu
toms OF ,onsunli ii m M ia cutg man ho la. iauor
HENRY l.. FARMS M,e.t,nt.
A. RAMSEY, VI. u, Apion, Monroe "a Iowa, writes,
sept t. e.5 During practice" Of many years have found
nothing equal Your thory Feforai TOT gi'ug
lief tn consumpe rniiCuts curing such uurat
We might add volumes eyilcn the
proof Of tho virtues Of this remedy is found it, o,c
upon trial,
COn~umpIion.
Probably remedy has been known which cured
many aud su3h dangerous this human
aid reach but these the Garry Ptcfara ald,
relief and comfort
AsroR iIoust. NAV Yukk CRY. Mareh : 1876
DIR. AVER, Low "a II duty aud pleasure
form you your Cherry Pec'orai las lone f my vie
had been five months labs under the dangerous mpus
ut Consumption. from which aid gas, her
much relief She steadily falling unit Dr Strong.
this rity, where have for advice, recommended
your medicine W" bless his kndn your
sail for she has iet"ver. that day. She Is
she used be- but cree from her cough aud calls
herself we'll Yous with ~ attitude aud regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, of She'1SVillr.
CoRsamprss do not despair I'LL have tried Anus Chr
Pcctodl II is made by OF the best medical chemists in
The world and nil around b,speak the high
ot Its virtues Philadelphia Ledgr.
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0nn BBIs. James River Cement Just re.
1Ny eeved In hns order, and lie cheap, by
70" 'o's'l JAMES BOYD co.