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The boss Smoke.

Fruits and Flowers cigarettes and smok-
ng tobacco. Headquarters Trinity cigar
actOry
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Our crackers sell we'll because they sre'the
best: Dozier-Weyl Cracker company, st
Louis.
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Do you want to know what your ice-cream
contains? Then go to China hall, buy you
4 freezer and make your own ice-cream.
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Notice,

Ed. Burkes' restaurant, in rear Of Ben
Loeb's, will be open day and night from
date.
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Always Ahead.
Schuster. rOotIe q Co.

Go 10 the Delmonico restaurant this even
ny for dish of those saddle rock oysters.
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Ladies'

Fresh saddle rock oysters in kegs at the
Delmonico restaurant.
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Are relieved instantly by bathing with
RenRe's Magic Oil, dilated with water. The
remedy never fails. 1t also removes blotches
and pimples from the face in few hours
Try the great discovery. 1t works like
charm. Sold everywhere.
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The "CINCINNATI HOUSE" Is newly
urnished board and lodging "a per week.
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. We have
been selling Swft's Syphi!itio Specific for
years, and regard II superior TO anything
known TO science, for the diseases for which
1t Ia recommended. We have never known
of single failure.
= j. C5ssels, Townsville, Ga: L. r. Greer
h Co., Eorsythe, Ga HINT, Rankin Il Lamar
Atlanta. ia; Pemherton, Hamuels & Rey-
ODDS, Atlanta, Ga. ; Daniel & Marsh, Atlanta
Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, 1874.
We have used Swift's Syphilitic Specific in
the treatment of e1nvicts for the last year,
and believe u is the only certain remedy that
will effect permanent cure for diseases for
which you recommend 1t.
GRANT, ALEXANDER d Co.
81 200 reward will be paid to any chem list
who will find, on analysis of 10, bottles of
8. S. s., on. particle of mercury, iodide potas-
SUM, or any mineral substance.
Prepared only by the Swift Specific cIn-
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by George L. AZ
kins, Common & Walker and W. IL. Patterson
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CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. BohaHnans ,syesctsbo SsraossN 10 vaYense to per-
Rlanenty all forms of spermAttorrhsa seminal
Weakness, Generai Debility, mp0tcney. etc. and restores
nLost Power, and brings back the youthful yigor o.
those who have DESTROYED tby sexual evil prac
his been used by Dr. Bohanuan in his private practice for
thirty years. known 10 fail In curing even
the WORST CASE 1t gives vitality md imparts energy
with wonderful effect TO those mdde-Aged men who feelf
weakness beyond their years Its invgonting preAcie
are felt at once. Young men suffering from he conse,
quences OF that dreaduly destructive habit as SeAbue
can use this medicine with the assurance OF speedy and
PERMANENT cure. The patient gains cRgh ana elias
hsy OF spirits at once acts drect, the parts affect
I'd as soothing aud healing tonic and anodyne to the re-
axed seminal vecles and rfsted ducts mparting power
and tone AND restoring them their natural state the sans
as the baneul habit had been INDUCED n Tho
Ingredients are simple prodxsssosa nj sae.3s a,sf
herbs etc, and are specse o. ca. saSVt skassaa
nT-Price, Five Dollars, sent with mi urecaons ETC. "a
any address For sale only at DR. c. A, Boharsns Office
NO Gl North FINE street. c!ween Washington and
'irecn street st Louis E1 EstaAllshed In ie3L
pF-Dr BIS "Treaii,s speeia, Disesace," visA Sves
clear delineation Of tne nae causes yInpoms means
FREE 10 any address upon receipt of one STAMP
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At the "CINCINNATI HOUSE" you
VIII nnd superb table; near T. q p. depot.
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"BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures dyspep-
STA, Indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by all druggists.
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MARRIAGE: g.; 6:
- N n - 1@ a married aRd.hose contem.
CEnQET0ps.ing m.rrses shoud know
Sny1uE Ored OF Recipes. Sent Securely
sealedor 50cents money or postage Stamps hidreS1
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Illustrated Marriage Guide, 26u pages, cloth
and gilt binding, so cents; same in paper
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 cents; Woman.
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet. 8 cents-securely
sealed, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
el7 st. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo.
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"BLACK.pRAuGHTn makes chill
InAamed Eyelids

fever impossible.
Sold by all druggists.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. AlEXAND 4


''BALSAM OF HERBS' Is guaranteed
cure Spernatorrhea or Seminal weakness In all
Its various forms. Restores loss, power and
youthful yigor Price ~ 90 Sent to any adj
dress. Circular ON Private Matter'' sent
Free. Address DR.. c. ALEXANDER, No. 500
North 9TH street, st. Louis, Mo. Established
years
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-11
Old Hickory's Deathbed.

Mrs. Wilcox was present at the Gen
erals death one bright and beautiful
Sabbath morning In the June of 1845,
and she describes it as scene never to
be forgotten. He babe them all adieu
in the tenderest terms and enjoined
them, old and young, white and black,
to meet him in heaven. ALI were in
tears, and when he breathed his last the
outburst of grief was irrepressible. The
congregation at the Presbyterian church
on the plantation, which the General
had built to crafty mis- deceased wife,
the morning service over, came flock
ing to the mansion as his eyes were clos
ing and added their bewailment to the
general sorrow. Shortly after this
mournful event Mrs. W. encountered
an old servant in the kitchen who was
sobbing as though her heart would
break. "Old missus is gone" she bro
kenly said to the child, :" an now old
massa's gone, dey's all gone, and dey
was our best frens. An old massa, not
satisfied teachin' us how to live, has
now teached us how to die" The poor,
unlettered creature did not know that
she was paraphrasing one of the most
beautiful passages in Tickell's elegy
upon the Death of Addison :"
Cincinnati Commercial.
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Clean Teeth.
TO BE CONTINUED.

IF you will only keep your teeth clean
they won't decay. The wonderful dentifrices
which are sold at fabulous prices are greatly
inferior to simple mixture of soap and
prepared chalk, with little something like
orris root but the essential articles are soap
and chalk. The druggist will prepare you
enough for quarter of dollar to last a
long time. When you go to bed, with a
broad, soft toothbrush go through the
mouth thoroughly. If disposed to bad
mouth you may repeat the dose in the
morning. But the principal article for
keeping the teeth clean is toothpick-a
soft goose quill-which you must use after
eating, no matter though it is a piece of
apple, and, if convenient, after the pick use
a mouthful of water to rinse from between
the teeth what the toothpick may have left.
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Needle.WOrk.

Needle-work is thus gracefully eulogized
by Nathaniel Hawthorne, in the 'sMarble
Faun":-
''There is something exquisitely pleasant
and touching at least of very sweet, soft
and winning efect-in this popularity of
needle-work, distinguishing men from wo-
men. Our own sex is incapable of any
such by-play aside from the main business
of life; but women, be they of what
earthly rank they may, however gifted
with intellect or genius, or endowed
with artful beauty-haye always some
little handiwork ready to Fill up the tiny
gap of every vacant moment. A needle
is familiar to the fingers of them all. A
queen, no doubt, plies it on occasions; the
woman-poet can use it as adroitly as her
pen; the woman's eye that has discovered a
new star, turns from its glory to send the
polished little instrument cleaning along
the hem Of her kerchief, or to darn casual
flaw in her dress. And they have the ad-
vantage OF us IN this respect. The slender
thread of silk or cotton keeps them united
with the small, familiar, gentle interests of
life, the continually operating influences do
much for the health of the character, and
carry off what would otherwise be dan
gerous accumulation of morbid sensibility.
A vast deal of human sympathy runs along
this electric line, stretching from the throne
to the wicker chair of the humblest seam
stress, and keeping high and low in a species
of common union with their kindred beings.
Methinks it is token of healthy and gentle
characteristics when women of accomplish
ments and high thoughts love to sew,
especially as they are never more at home
with their own hearts than when so occupied.
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escaped. Standing q moment by the win
dow, he directed the attention of the detec-
tives to large winter plant which lay on
one side against the fence in the yard below.
"The fellow must have knocked that plant
over IN his flight" he said; perhaps he
stood on the vase which contains 1T to facili-
tate his scaling of the fence"
While the attention of the men was taken
up with viewing this unimportant fact, Mr..
James Dalton stopped to brush off some
dirt clinging to the bottom of his trousers
leg, and, unobserved, picked up tiny object,
which he clasped his hand over.
"He is keenerr" said one of the men;
she's no botch!
"No, sir, replied another.
every shrewd, gentlemen" added James
Dalton, unconcernedly; 'but the shrewdest
of them sometimes overstep the mark"
The two detectives nodded acquiescence.
!. "You are right, sir, said one. Murder
will out"
81 hope So" said Mr.. Dalton, 'but I am
inclined to fear you will never see the rascal
behind prison bars"
Quitting the library, James Dalton, UNI
brella in hand descended the broad stair
case and crossed the hall to the front of the
house.
AS the servant was about to open the door
leading to the street, General CRANKY Du-
mont tapped him lightly upon the shoulder.
"Mr. Dalton, word with YOU"
''With pleasure. sir.
The two men stepped into the drawing
room.
'Mr. Dalton" said the General, "what is
your theory of this attack upon our friend
a.. n -.
merely, or do you think it may have been
the work of an enemy?'
''Well, really. General, I have not yet
formed an opinion" replied the artist.
'.Your question is rather odd, for you can
scarcely expect me to know SO much of Mr..
Ovington's affairs as would enable me to
Judge OF the cause Of this dastardly act. I
am but an artist, sir, and was invited to
dine with your select company merely as, [
presume, person of genus, whose friend
ship is worth cultivating."
but you have been conversing with the
detectives, and I thought, you might, per-
haps, know something of the matter.
''An expression of opinion i'll such cases
frequently defeats the ends of justice, Gen
eral Dumont I know Of a case being
worked up which would utterly fail of frui-
ton were the parties interested to proclaim
their belief to others.
'Then you advise reticence?" asked the
General.
''As you have honored me by seeking my
advice, I willingly give it as my humble
opinion that the utmost caution should be
exercised. Whatever you hear in regard to
the case, let the knowledge remain with
yourself; do not impart it eren to Mss Oving-
ton! Pray extend my sympathy to that lady,
and say that no stone will be unturned in
the search for her respected parents assail-
ant. Good day, General
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when the gentleman awoke me and said he
wanted me to do him favor, and he would
pay me handsomely for my trouble He'd
made wager with another gentleman, he
said, that he'd meet that other gentleman at
two o'clock in the interior of this church,
and the other gentleman didn't believe he
could do it. And he offered me ten-dollar
note on condition that come over here and
let him into the church for half an hour, re-
naming in the building myself all the time,
to see that all was right. gave my con-
sent, sir though oughtn't to have done it,
for I'm poor man, with large family, and
q dollar is an object to me"
"Had you never seen this gentleman be-
fore Tonight"
"Never to my knowledge sir; but, to tell
the truth, didn't see his features at all"
The General sighed YEARLY.
He dropped a silver piece into the sections
hand and, bidding him goodnight, left the
church.
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"That is all, Mr. Dalton. :"

Zone more question-your brother bears
the name of Kicker, does he not?'
"Yes-that is his assumed manner"
James Dalton rose from the armchair and
walked over TO where Miss Van Duyne Stood
looking dejectedly at the carpet.
''You have done well, he said, Gin keep
ing no part OF your history back. From
this hour am your brother You can re-
main here until / have finished some i'm
portant work which have on hand, and /
Will never lntrude upon your privacy. You
and l are placed III an embarrassing posi-
ton, but Clarice is also your friend, and,
hereafter, when l call, if you desire it, she
shall be present. That will debar all gossip.
| am your brother, remember. When my
business is finished, [ shall furnish house
for yourself and Miss Suydam, and place
you in the care of some motherly house
keeper. The house will be decided to you,
SO that you may be enabled to say that you
are not dependent upon me for home"
By this time Miss Van Duyne was again
in tears.
"You ore too kindr' she murmured, bro
kenly. "1-I cannot accept your generous
offer-I really cannot! Oh, how good you
are!'
She caught the artists hand systematically
and kissed it; as she did so, her foot caught
in the carpet and. in endeavoring to save
herself from falling, she caught at Mr.. Dali
tons coat sleeve.
In an instant his arm was about her waist.
Her head sunk upon his breast, almost I'M
consciously, it seemed, and, before he
thought, he kissed her crimson forehead
tenderly-almos passionately.
''Thank God you have escaped such evil
society," he said.
"My preserver-my brotherl" murmured
the beautiful woman, as she drew away
from his embrace
Further discourse was interrupted by the
entrance of Clarice, and Miss Van Duyne
excused herself, confusedly, and left the
room.
''Here is letter which has been lying
about for several days." said Clarice, hand
ing the artist delicately perfumed envelope.
''A letter. he said, wonderingly.
The letter ran thus:
''DEAR SIR: Have you heard anything, en-
couraging or otherwise, in reference to the
matter which SO vitality concerns me? The
police seem to have gained no clue to the
fate of my husband, and l am sick at heart
waiting for some word. Please communi-
cate with me at once.
Respectfully,
''NIRs. RAYMOND"
''Poor womanr' muttered James Dalton;
81 had forgotten your anxiety. 1t is from
the Brooklyn lady whose husband is miss
ing, " he said. 81 have my hands full"
''You are a trusty friend, James," said
Clarice.
'Bosh! Is man who tries to do his
duty such rarity nowadays that he must
be complimented? I detest such things.
Let me warn you, before go, to be careful
of your charge. Tell Miss Van Duyne that
it is my wish that she shall remain indoors
until call again.
The day was drawing to q close when
James Dalton left the house.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Article. Of press ON Credit.

Wives will pout, husbands will rejoice,
and tradesmen will, we fear, swear at 8
very recent decision OF the Common Law
Division otthe English Court Of Appeals
which the lawyers Of our own country
will do very well to makea note of. Mrs.
Melor purchased ofthe plaintiffs, Deben-
ham & Freebody, various articles Of dress
suitable to her rank in life, and which, by
her orders, were charged to her husband,
at fair prices. When the bill was sent in,
however, he declined to pay it. He had
made his wife an allowance, he said, and
had directed her not to pledge his credit.
The plaintiffs replied that they knew moth
ing Of his private arrangements with his
wife, and that they should certainly hold
him responsible. The tradesmen's case
seems an exceedingly strong one, and,
with such counsel as Mr.. Benjamin, whose
career ut the English bar has been as
brilliant as briei, might be deemed we'll
nigh impreguable. The only question
lett to the jury, however, was the sole one,
"At the time these goods were ordered
had Mr.. Mellor Withdrawn from his wife
authority to bind bis credit, and forbidden
her to do so?" The jury found in the
affirmative, and the case was adjudged
against the tradesmen. The decision on
appeal Ia very vigorously reasoned. There
Iis, Lord Justice Bramwell said, neither
general usage nor convenience in favor OF
having articles of dress on credit, nor can
the courts take judicial cognizAnCe oil any
practice OF wives 10 pledge their husbands
credit for such articles. Doubtless, the
husband may give the wits power TO run
up such bills, but why should the law
give such power to her against his will 7
Tradesmen should inform themselves
as to the wives authority. 1t is
doubtless, true that TO ask question:
OF their lady customers would offend
them, and that is strong reason why
such questions should not be asked but
II Is no reason why the husband should be
made liable in default Of the shopman'l
choosing not to informl himself. Lord
ThesiRsF added that there was, indeed, {
presumption that tho vile had authority
10 pledge her husbands credit, hut thu
presumption was one liable to be rebutted
and had, In fact, been rebutted in THU
aase by proofof the limitation OF the wife'l
expenses. It was hard upon the trades
man, but II would be yet harder upon thu
husband to lay upon him burden Of liza
bility against his will, and from which hi
would &c unable to relieve himself excep
BY public advertisement not to trust hi
wife, which advertisement the tsadesmar
might, after al, plead he had not seen.
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mum. ! lfofhara n alothera q

Are you disturbed At night and broken
OF your rest BY 10 sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain Of cut
ting ieeth2 II 90, go atonce and get q
bottlnoi Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer tm'
mediately- depend upon It; there 10 no
mistake about It. There Is not mother
on earth who has ever used Il who will not
tell you at once that It will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly safe to use In
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription Of one Of the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses IN the
United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile Of Curtis 4 Perkins 10
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medic
cine Dealers. twenty-five cents o bottle.
Beware Of limitations. AwAS
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Lard strong and higher At 70 ca cash May
% o. Ifa6 70 Junsi % 72Iiae 70 July, Bull
lmeats in good demand, and prices q 6hAdl
higher at 10 q0ab 05aB 20. Whisky stead,
and unchanged at ~ %.
PHtLApHLPH1A, April 90 Flour, dull Min
nesota extra good IS 50; fancy q ooa8 l24
Southern Illinois family S6 90; Ohio family
choice IS 60; fancy So 90: spring patent.
So 60a7 so. Rye flour neglected at u VIZ
wheat unsettled and irregular; 2 red April
81 "a bid, 81 80 asked; May o. 2lss bid
S12lX asked; June 81 19M bid, 81 20 asked
July 81 IL bid. 81 Tx asked. Corn Inactive
high mixed, track, 6l5fc; sail mixed depot
621Ic; rejected yellow depot 62c; sail mixed
46Xc asked: June 1910 bid; 46&c asked
July 46Nc bid. Oats dull and weak; No. ]
mixed 429.c, No. 3white 4S1fa44c; No. 2 do
45c; No. l do 400. Whisky hrn at 81 10.
CrHotNHArI, April 20.-Cotton steady Of
l1Xo. Flour heavy; family IS 00a6 40; FAN
cy IS 6Oa8 90. Wheat scarce and firm; Ne.
Q red Minnesota 81 IS; No. 2 amber 81 Il.
Corn In fair demand No. mixed 40hc.
Oats heavy; No. mixed 34Ha36c; white
37a37lfi. Rye In fair demand at 7eAS0c. Bar
ley, In good demand; extra No. 3 fall soc.
Pork dull and nominal ut 80 60al0 90. Lard,
demand light but holders firm at So 70. Bulk
Meats dull at s. S5aG 0J. Bacon easier at
"a 76a8 76a7 %. Whisky In fair demand ut
81 OF. Butter steady choice dairy. 22a23c;
choice roll lsa20c Llnseed Oil steady at SOC.
CHICAGO April 2O.-Ths DroyetT journal
reports:
HoGs-Receips 10000 head: shipments
800 head. Weaker but fair demand; mostly
sold; mixed packing 81 00A4 %; light 81 z0a
~, mostly at 81 IS; choice 81 3Oa4 GU.
X ahN "a
5000. Steady with fair demand, but rough
lots weak; shipping "a OOa6 25; butchers
81 00a4 IS Stockers s. 2OaS 90.
sHEEr-Recsips 5000; shipments 1000.
Market weaker. Colorado lower at $5t0a
8 66; clipped IS 80; good to choice Is s0a6 %.
EAST LIBEETY. April 2O.-CArrLE Re.
ceipts to-day, $50 head yard stock; no
through consgnments: run very light, and
all sold out TO retail dealers and butchers;
trade OF about yesterdays prices.
HoOs-Receips to-day, 1850 head ;Philadel.
phias 81 Coal Is; Workers s. 26a4 35.
sHEEP-ReceiptS to-day 1900 head selling
active at 10 cents higher than yesterday,
PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-Wool dull and
nominal: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Xxx and above, 66a5Sc; X 54a57c;
medium 62a66c; coarse $50; New York. M:chi.
gan, Indiana western fine 6Va64c; medium 90
a62Hc; coarse 65c; washed combing aud de.
laine 55a66c: unwaShsd 42a4759c; Canada
washed combing 6Sa66c; tub washed 60a67 1ic;
pulled 6Oao6c.
NV YoRk, April 20-Business is very
quiet to-day owing to the rainy weather. In
cotton goods the market Is unchanged and
prices steady on leading maAes. Prints
quiet In first hands, GinghGms in fair de-
nand and well sold up Lawns in steady re-
quest, Cotton dress goods doing fairly.
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Remember Friends, Remember,

That DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has proven itself TO be q positive cure fol
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and all
lung diseases. It has saved the lives oil
many even after the doctors had said there
was no hope. Every one declares that Il
eoes to the fright spot," soothing and heal.
Ing as II by magic all soreness Of throat
and lungs. A single dose taken at bed
time will gently warm the blood, cause re-
freshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold will be gone: None
genuine without signature Of Sanford &
Park. Large pint bottles u LIZ, gp' .. Keep pa
many q doctor bill. Be sure you have
your druggist get the genuine for yon.
West & Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport.
Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin Bros;
& Co. sell the genuine at Wholesale and
retail. D6w
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Good Health Makes the Earth Heaven.

-
Remember that DR.. Guysott's Yellow
Dock and sarsaparilla has proven itself to
be the best blood purifier ever discovered,
and is positive cure for Scrofnla and all
syphilitic disorders, Weakness Of the
Kidneys, all Nervous disorders and De-
bility, ali Urinary and Digestive troubles,
etc. Price O: large quart bottles with full
directions, 81 90. A single bottle will
prove to you its merits as ahealth.renewer,
Tor It acts like charm, relieving both
physical and mental distress, driving out
Of the human system the many Ills that
fiesh and blood Is heir to, and restoring the
natural vigor to both mind and body, ex-
hausted by disease and suffering. 1tmakes
the old feel young and buoyant 1t makes
the young feel gay.
West & Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport.
Logan, List & Co., Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Wholesale agents. D&W