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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
A BIG JUMP.

The famous leap of the Chandler, isup- posed hitherto to be the greatest perform ance of the kind ever recorded ill steeple- chase annals has been outdone at Brmng- ham. During the jumping contest at the horse show, Mir. Robert Leaman's hunter, Surrey, ridden by MT. Henry Grayson, made such splendid jump over the mimic brook as to set the great audience applaud ing frantically. The horse, wild with ex- citernent went right on down the ring and, rising at the barrier of the amphitheatre, and with one tremendous bound literally sailed over the bars and five rows of spec tators, alighting in safety and injuring no- body. The distance was measured and proved to be thirty seven feet, a jump even more surprising than that made ,on the steeplechase course, all things being taken. into consideration. ---
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
THE FORTUNES OF THE PRESl- .E.s it. DENTS.


 Washington left an estate worth $8Oo,- coo. John Adams died moderately well off. Jefferson died so poor that if Con- gress had not given $2O, 900 for his library he would have been bankrupt Madison was economical and died rich. Monroe died so poor that he was buried at the ex- pense of his relatives John Quincy Adams left about $50, 900, the result of prudence. His son, Charles Francis Adams, gained a large fortune by marriage. Jackson died tolerably well off. Van Buren died worth some $500, ,OOO. It is said that during his entire administration he never drew any portion of his salary, but on leaving took the whole $1OO, 600 in a lump. Polk left about $l5O,OOO. Tyler married lady of wealth and accomplishment. and died rich. Taylor left about $15O,OOO Fillmore was always an economical man, and added to his wealth by his last marriage. Pierce saved about $50, ,O0O Buchanan left about $2OO,0OO; Lincoln, about $75, 900 John son, about $50, ,OOO. sr. f.. .sairas la
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
ROYAL LOVERS.

It is no secret, says the London Examiner, aged Emperor and Empress of Germany. about which SO, much fuss has been made, have been anything but happy. The disputes which arose between the first royal and then imperial pair extended far beyond the palace walls, and were matters of noto- riety to ,a all their subjects. The Empress Augusta has, ever since 1871, been steadily and persistently intriguing against the all powerful Bismarck. and succeeded on more than one occasion in causing quarrel be- tween him and his imperial master, but the the willy Chancellor has invariably got the best of the Empress in the end, and has in- duced the affectionate husband to Send away hisloving wife for a few weeks at a time, so that her temper might cool and she might, far away from the atmospheres of courts, have opportunities of remembering that he who made her what she is is not to be trifed with. o It is @ remarkable but not } unusual fact that the Emperor William and his spouse were always most affectionate when separated by many hundreds of miles. Distance, we suppose lent enchantment to the view each entertained of the other. The occasions on which the display of con- jugal love was most lavish were when the Emperor had to announce another bloody victory and the death of another myriad of Frenchmen. His emotions, then found vent in. fearful despatchef in which the blessings of Heaven were called down on the sancti- fcation of twenty years of falsehood and the murderous execution of the needle gun
 Then, and then only. Augusta was his dar- ling; but when opportunities were afforded for meeting again at Berlin, bickerings broke out -afresh, and the happy pair had to separate in order to avoid giving the amused populace the spectacle of home quarrels between their august and semi divine master and mistress
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

4 THE opinion has recently been expressed D by Prof. Pierce, and excited much interest
 in scientific circles, that to reach its pres Gent cooled condition, the earth must have required about 100, 100000 years, and that the heat from the sun, at the present rate.
 with the supply of meteors considered,
 shows also that about the same time must I have elapsed since it began it's radiation.
 The heat now derived from the direct me- teors is, he says, about the same in amount as that which comes from the sun-they fall into the latter, whose heat is maintained by them, and their heat is radiated back to the earth: more accurately, the direct heat from meteors is about ninety per cent. of that from the sun. Prof Pierce also says that large amount of the heat of the sun is due to the contraction of it's mass again.
 if ssmeteors did not fall into the sun, the temperature of the earth would fall to POO or 300 degrees below zero; the heat of space and of the earth, in part as shown by night temperature, is caused one half by meteors-the7 mass of the sun is enlarged by them, and the orbits of the planets are be- coming less eccentric. .. sa.....l -...t
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
A Mothers Love.

The wild waves came tumbling in from the sea And whiten the beach with foam; ff But when will they whiten my life to me
 By bringing my sailor home? ......,ts .. When the tempest roars, and the sea runs fast My hearts with my boy away, , ,,s.a.4 And see him high op the bending mast., ,.,-r Or low in the drifting spray; And I wish him safe in my arms, and then That he never would go to sea again. o, a mothers heart is a constant spring
 Oflove, with it's pain and joy; 2H And how much of both to her life will bring
 The love of her sailor boyI
 have wondered oft if the oceans strife
 Is taking his love from mo,
 And whether the wish of loving wife
 Would hold him from going to sea F9 +i@ g But I'd give his loveAthough the gift h" sore To the wife who'd win him to stay on shore.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

The bell used by the President of the French Chamber of Deputies dates from the Empire. It: bears an eagle, the letter ''N,". and the inscription, Homniage au Presi- dent de rAssemblee Legislatif; par A. Fichet." The desks and tribune of the Senate come from the Hall of the Counseil des Anbiens and those of the Chamber of Deputies from the Hall of Council of the Five Hundred
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
wEBSTER'S EARLY CONDITION.

man who is not ashamed of himself need not be ashamed of his early condition. It happened to me to be born in a log cabin, raised among the snowdrifts of New Hampshire at period so early that when the smoke first rose from its rude chinlney and curled over the frozen hill there was no similar evidence of white mans habi- tation between 1t and the settlements on the river of Canada. Its remains still ex- ist 1 make an annual visit. I carry my children to it to teach them the harlships endured by the generations which have gone before them I love to dwell on tender re- collections, the kindred ties. the early atfec- tions and the narration and incidents which n,ingle with all I know of this primitive family abOde.-DlnieL Webster.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

a"Cecil, it is not his fault he has not come. He has been ill He wants you, dear-he sends for you to go to him and he bids me say he trusts and loves you above all the world" 4 ''--''''' ''''' ,''''
 Cecil made no answer to the glad tidings, | but her quickly-brightening countenaiice expressed Her great joy beyond words. 7'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
A TvvO-LEGGED SNAKE.

1T good snake story comes from Madison vile. Ky. where it is related there was found ill q haystack reptile about five feet long,
 resembling water moccasin, with the ex- caption of having two legs about three inches long within six inches of it's tail.
 The feet resembled those of squirrel It would either crawl or rear upon its legs and jump along. It would show fight Instead of coiling up and striking as snakes gener- ally do, it would stand upon it's feet. bal. . ance itself by it's tail and jump at its enemy
 The legs were covered with hair resembling that of a gray squirrel r ;2ara 4- a5Ea
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
JOB PRiNTlKC.

All kinds of book and Job Printing neatly and promptly done.
 Handbills, Pamphlets, &c., &c., done in the best style, and as cheap at any office ill the State,
 Orders be sent by mail and the jobs sent out by mail f smalD, by stage, express, to most parts of the county, without serious risk or delay,
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02

; We can never die too e,,rly for others when we live only for onrs Ir.:s.
 Hatred is like fire-it makes even light rubbish deadly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-02
TER tMSs
SuaScRiPT.oN, per annum.
ADVERTISING.

Special Notices, 50 per cent. additional. Z
 If nosi ecifc directions regarding the length of in- s.rtion accompany advertisements. Probate Notices wall be kept in three week., and all other advertise leutS ct. f." till forbid) until ordered out.
 Yearly advertisers entitled to four changes during their term (not oftener than once month), without charge. .- F.:
 Yearly or half yearly advertisements are payable qua :terly; all other advertisements ill advance.
 Simple notices of Birth Marriage or Death are in- serted free of charge obituary notices 10 cents per Inc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
Alexandria Gazette
THURSDAY EVENING. JULY a. 1879.

The CoNoUERoRs OF THE WoRLD.-Ihe
aim of Gcrgh,s was literally the conquest OF
tho worid-as be conceived it-and was nearer
is accomplishment 10 bis own life and in that
of two CT bis descendants, Kubai and Timur,
than it had ever been before, or is likely to be
again. Tae empire which ho created counted
within lis limits probably one half Of the whole
human race, and extended from the Sea OF
Okhotsk, at the northeastern extremity OF
Asia, over the whole breadth OF the continent.
as far as the Black Sea. Insane as such ambi-
lion seems, it must have its source 10 some per
eupial springs Of action commoo to our nature.
sioco it constantly reappears With certain
pertcdicity 10 successive ages-forunately Tar
aparl-and 10 races still more widely separated
by photographic characters aud SURROUNDING
conditions. Assyrao. Babylouian and Persian,
Creek, Romao and French, hava each 10 turn
sent forth heroes on this quest for universal
empire. With the r, mans alone it became
the insanity Of smbilion IF q people, who Tor
successive ages u2ht to be tho rulers OF the
world. and actually founded 40 imperial sway
over Europe. from the Rhine 10 the Danube, and
10 Asia aud Afr:ca nearly as far as Akxaldsr
had penetrated on either continent. The whole
Ct Asia aud Esstern Europe had Dot. however,
been ucder the sceptre OF q single. iuer until
rimur swooped from his MoDgolian steppes,
the heir of the first Great MoRul. and epcaup.
ed 10 tho heart of Hungary and Poland, with a
mixed mnltirude Ut tribes and nations tor bis
armg.-Fortnighty Rerte1c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24
Senatorial convention.

By virtue Of ,ho authority vested in US BY the
stale Conservative Committee, We do hereby
dos gns.o "Wednesday. the4 day of September
1879, as The time and The city OF Alezsndria as
the place for holding a convention TO nominate
the conservative candidate to represent this TO Q
l4lh senatorial district, in the Senate OF Wis
ginis =,
The representation in the convention will DO
ono delegate for each one hundred conservative
voters and Zach fraction over fifty, cast In The
several counties at tho last presidential election
The district is composed Of ALEXANDRIA city and
county, Fairfax aud Prince William.
HUGH LATHAM,
Oh. Alex. City and County Con. Com.
Thomas MOORE.
Ch. Fairfax Conservative Committee.
W. w. THORNTON.
Oh. Prince VIM. Con- Committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-24

VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks
' CtHce of the Corporation Court of the city
OF Alexsndris, on the I'd dsy of July, 1919.
B. Whestey, Is Brown and John Thornton,
plaintiff, against Ida Lemo, Isaac Small,
Eliza Blair and tho children and heirs at law
Of William Small, deceased. whose names are
unknown, and Anthony w. Armstrong, ADJ
mnistrator C. e. 8 Of Celia BroTD, deceased,
defendants.
Memo The object Of this sui! is TO subject the
real estate of the said Celia Brown, deceased, to
the payment of Lor just deb.s and furcral e1-
expenses.
The defendant, Ida Lemo. Isaac Small, Eliza
Blair and the children and heirs 1T law of Will
liam Small, decd, whose names arc unknown
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and il appearing oy affidavit
that thoy are not residents OF this State, il
is ordered that the said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what i. necessary to protect their
interests in this suit and that copy of this Or
der DO forthwith inserted in tho Alexandria Ga.
zettc, newspaper published in the city of Alex.
dria, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House of
this County. a copy, test:
MUHTON MARYE, Clerk.
K. Kcmpcr, l,o
Samuel &. Brent, p4' jy 5-w4w
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" King George G: H., vs. July 2, lSiS
To Peter B. Bor5t u. e. almond, T. j. Smoo.
assignee in bankruptcy of w. Edward Lauck,
c. NJ Borst and hobart Bullsrd.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
WEDNESDAY,, thu 9th dsy of August next,
or if not fsir the next fair day thereafter, (Sun.
day excepted) TO ascertain ano take. at my oth e.
sn account Of tie annual and fee simple value o.
the land in the bill il this cause named, being
the land lately owned by the sold Peter Is Bols..
lying in the upper part CT King George county
tho liens thereon and their priority, required 20
BIO taken by the decree Of King George Circuit
Court rendered, in vacation, on tho 18th day OF
July. 1879 in 3 suit in chaace'y depending in
said Court between Thomas n. Ashby, james
Weaver, sssi9ne" OF s. a, Eurocker Samuel
Howell, Miles White and David Bumgarner,
executor, &C., plaintiff, and the said ?. B. Bo,s!
and Others, dtfe: dsnis, q. which time and place
you sro required to attend.
Given uLter my hsnd, as Commissioner in
rhsncery Of tie said Court, the day and year
Irst aforesaid. VIM. ). Brown, C0mtn'r.
Mason, r. Il. jy 22-wiw
Alta CORPORATION COURT for the city
ca Of Aexsndris continued and held on tha
18th day OF July. 1879, at the Court House CT
James f. Caelin. Z. Il. a,lin snd B. f. Carlin,
partners. trading under tho firm name o:
James F. Csr!in 6 Sons. Compliments, v;.
Mary h tOrO, willow .iuu cSSSuLElA VI oOs!h-
Ford, deceased, B Chichester and Mary 4.
Chichester, hi. wife and Fanny }. >hsrfand-
Shaft her husband, Stephen Ford, Orlan.
do Il. Ford and Josiah +. Ford. sn infant,
and a. w. Armstrong, guardian al l'tcm de-
PENDANTS. In chslCery.
[hxtrsct from decreo
The Court doth order. Gdjudga AID decree
that this cause be- and the Same ID hereby re-
!erred to one OF the commissioners IN chanco'y
of THIS cour3 with Instructions - ascertain an
| report to this court
1T. The amount, character ana value Of tia
real and personal G;ts!e in tn bill mentioned 0.
which josiah Ford, late OF tho city Of Alex,E.
drls, in tho State CT Virginia, decea;ed, died
| ssz and possessed.
| I'd The liens Against the said r5si estate, the
| amount thereof and tnci, respective prlori:les'
| 81 TO take M account OF al claims h2a'n'
| tue estate cf tho said osiah Ford, deceased
| 4Lh. To stats and settle the account ol May
| F. Ford executrix Of tho last Will snd testament
! 0! the said Josiah Fo;d, deceased snd the s'i!
commissioner il chsnceIy Is hereby require! t.
| give notice of the time end plsce Wnen sud
| where he will proc aed ~ execute th; decree by
! publication in the Alexandria q ,z.tto. q news
paper published in tho city OF Alexandria. VIZ
ginis. once week for four successive weeks
which pu olicstion shall BE- equivalent 10 psrson
81 services tho p.rtio' 10 Ibis caIsc.
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Opening and Closing of the Mails.

CLOSING.
Washington, u. G.. North and Northeastern
mails II m. and 8 Is p. m.
Western mails 80 and Is p. m.
Southern mails. via Richmond, Va, w 9.
M. and % and 90 p m.
South and South western mails, Wis Lynch
burg Virginia 6 90 q. m. and 9 p. m.
Alexandria to Lynchburg, Va, (wsy mails)
including through mails, 6 90 q. m. and 8 OO m
Gordonsville and Charlottesville Va. + Oo a.
IN. and 90 p. m.
Manassas Division 90 O. NJ.
Alexsndlil to Round Hill, Va, 8 90 8. m
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, vis Washing
ton, D. G., 8 80 3. M. and = % and 6 % y. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 8 SO Il. H.
and on y. NJ
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg, Virginia,
Through mais} including way mails on Midland
Hailrosd, 80 q. Nc.
Manassas Division 80 8. N.
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 80 p. IN.
Office Houts-Office opens st 8 30 q. M, ana
Sundsy Hours-Ofice opens at As q. NJ, and
closes at 20 q. m
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BAKERS AND CoNEECTEoNERs.
81 N NJ Err AT BR N GIL s
ICE CREAM, FRESH AlLk,
HENRY BRENGLE will add this weak 10
his establishment, 10 King street, the

WEST grove DAIRY,
supplied twice dsJ. "
IN TIE CITY MARKET (H. Simpson, Man
sger,) will offer the richest Milk end the purast
Cream over produced. Sea ard you'll agree
Try and you'll buy. Fresh Milk will also be
Kept on draft and in ice at his King stree! estsb.
lishment.
Re offers Candies and Taffy OF all kinds,
Black Fruit Pound, Jelly and Fancy Cakes.
Pies 3 specially, Fruits, Nuts, Conlectioneries
Water Ices and ell the delicscies of the season.
He caters for families and entertainments, and
supplies families with milk. my 70
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a. ". Chiffon.
t;omm'r. in Ch' y.
IL lS-W1R
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,

NPRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,
i May l2.h. 1879.
J, l., SLirlsy's admir- plaintiEp3. G C.Grah.m
G. Taylor Hollzcaw. and 9. X. po1ohuf, d.
fa1dalts. In chaIcery.
On consideration whereof the couI! doth 81
Judge, order and decree thst one Of the Com.
mi. soners Of this Court do ascertain szd report
Whist real estate this defendant q. 4. DoaO2ua,
10 sed Of, tho annual sri fsn simple vsIG"
Of tho same. the liens biGding thereon, with their
prioritles, and any other mater watch no mag
deem pertinent or any party in interes: msy re-
quiro. A copy. Ics.c.
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DEALuAM's, 81 King ST.. corner OF Fairfax.
aBW1DE AwAKEl NEW SPRING STYLES
Doors AID SHOES. Tho largest, beet selected
and cheapest stock of boots and shoes ever offer.
ed in this market
Fgtry man ought to consider whore he can
get the most value fo. his money. A penny
saved ia a penny earned. All wo esk our friends
and patrons is 10 favor us with call. and con.
vince themselves of tho fact that we can Inest
the demands Of all.
We arc resolved to soil our goods At so small
profit thst the people must buy.
Thereby enabling US to keep our stock always
soasonsble.
A failure to examine our stock is an opportu-
nifty lost =,
We csn make it 10 your Interest to trade with
Our goods are bought from frst thanksgiving
double prof! and giving our customers Inc
benefit
Country merchants will find to their advsn.
tsgo TO examine cur stock from which equally
good selections can be made at prices that will
compare fsycrably with those of the northern
cities.
Ladies Pebble Goat Button Boots, 81 25 to %
4" French Kid Is to 5O
T." Lasting Foxed I" " ~ to $ 90
Slippers in great variety % TO 2W
Mems Calf Boots l6O TO . W
" Coarse Shoes (Solid) 99to 81
Misses, Boots ' ~ 1Ootol5p
Children's Boo.s 10 to 6C
W.B. WAppEr,
No. I'D King Street.
Alexandria. Va,
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE

Alexandria, Virgins, July IS 1873.
Tho parties interested in tn decree from winch
the foregoing is an extract. will take lotlce thai
on the hIEErEENIH DAY OF AUGUST,
1919, st my 20, room No !. Cameron stree:
front Of the Market Building, in toe city Of Al
ex.ndrs. Virgins, shalt proceed u execute
the same when aad where they arn required to
attend, with such books, papers, vouchers and
evidence rs will enable me - comply with the
ssit order Of the court
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DARGAlnS IN HARDWARE, CUTIE.
d BY, &C., u. S. King street corner of Roy
al, Alexandria, Vs.-The subscribers have on
hand very large stock of goods in their lner
comprising general assortment, which to re-
duce stock will be sold ct uncommonly low
prices. Special attention is csled TO lot Of
Horse Nails, which VS. will sell st 10 els per 10
and upwards; Good Door Locks with Knobs st
les cents each, and Hinges Sc ews. Sc in pro-
portion; Shoe, busting Scrubbirg. Whil"ssah
and Horse Brushes ut cost; Curry Combs I'D CT.
per dozen, good article; IN fact. any article wo
have on hand will De sold low during the dull
season. No need to send your money away
from home. Call and see; it will cost nothing to
enquire at So King street, on the corLor If hoy.
~, before making your purchases.
JOHN I. CREIGHTON s. SON.
iC15 Estatlshed in le4I
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.4w JNO. s. CHAPMAN, Executor.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-Tho sub.
- ,crbsr, having duly qualified beloro the
County Court Of Fairfax County, Va, as st-
mnlstrstor on tho estate 0: Il akRISON K M
ERSON. late Of said county deceased, hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims against
said estate to present Thorn TO hun. duly huthen"
t!csted. AL persons indebted to said estate arc
required 10 make Immediate payment TO the sub.
scrlber. ALBERT STUART, Admir-.
iyS w4y
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FOR SALE GLE RENT,

TOR RENT-PLEASANT RESIDENCE
Il (TRREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, no.
40 south Washington street; has just been tho:
roughly ovarhauled, papered, cleaued and
painted will be rented low TO good tenant.
Apply to JANNhY s. CO, No. 145 King st &,
at once. Possession given June 1st.
nv Z7-,f RICHARD LLOYD.
TOR RENT-HOUSE No. So Cameron st ,
u between Fairfax and Lee. Apply to
an 8-,f j. II. u. SMOOT.
AND FOE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
1000 ACRES IN WEST VIRGINIA,
(all arsble)
WILL BE SOLD LOW,
or exchanged for land in Piedmont. Va
IN r. Nj, AWSON Aloxandris, V
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LUNT 6 DAVIDSON.

T IIBIG'S EXTRACT OF NEAT, Vsien.
- tines hes. juice Valentines NJ eat j uice
and Glycerine, HubbePs Prepared Whcst ono
Of the best PIE pHrsllons for infsnts' food, Gran
uls, Arrow Root, Cora Starch, Tapiocs. Sage,
Ex!rsc!s Vanilla, Strawberry Orange, &c
Liquid Kennel, &c, just received fresh supplies
je27 L. 5 LEAUBEATGk j. BIO.
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Tho greatest variety OF HATS, comprising the
finest aDd the cheapest, for old and young, Of
the robbiest styles aud he lowest prices at 8.
DEALuAM's, 81 King ST., corner of Fairfax.
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My custom mado CLOTHING is warranted
Of the BIS! imported material, we'll made, tho'
roughly shrunk, aud will BIO sold at prices to
suit the times Call ard convince yourself, at
=. DEALHAMs. G. King st., Coruer Of Fairfax.
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CUPERB LINEOFTOlLETA KTICLES-
~ Atkinson's. Lows Lubin's, Grown" ard
Ete's fine handkerchief extracts Genuine Fs.
rins Cologne; also our New Bouquet Cologne
very superior. Lubins and Csudrsy's too:
powders Societe Hygienique, Lubin's Lows
genuine Brown Windsor, CJudray's Savon da
Giycerlne Kosoe Prntsnie:e, Cashmere Boquet,
and other lne soaps File English Hair Brushes.
Genuine ST. Thonss Bay Rum. Florida Wafer
Whites Tooth Powder.
je2l LUNT 8 DAVIDSON.