Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 10, Number 18, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 December 1864 — Page 4

NUMBER Id V OLITME 10.

THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.

A Qomance or Iho Draft "Great Expectation" Verified. From the St. Lonis Republican. One of tlif ealiest names dran in the Fourth Ward nas that of a young man who recently ccüuasüced business in this city, and who Dot long previously, was married to a youDg lady of very respectable parodU. At about noon of the day on which the publication of the list ia which his name appeared, he was notified by one of the substitute agents of the fact that money was on deposit with, him (the agent) to pay frr his (the young luan'e) substitute; and before the day was exhausted the substitute wa procuroi, the young man received his exemption papers, and returned to his grief stricken wife. The sum paid was $800. This seeming eccentric proceeding was not arry great cause of perplexity to our friend, inasmuch as he had from his youth, from his very cradle, indeed, been the recipient of bounties from an unknown source bv which he had been supported through his totteriug infancy, impetuous youth, and collegiate course haviDgbeen left an orphan by the ravages of the chol era in 1848, and placed in one of the benevolent institutions of this city. lie was put in the best schools as soon as he arrived at a p.oper age, and ever since ha? been supplied with sufficiencies of means for all reasonable demands; the institution which guarded his infancy being the trustee of the funds. All that he was ever able to ascertain, as to the author of this siugular beneficenco was that it came from a near relative, and under such circumstances as could not be disclosed to him. Since commencing business he had been able to live independentlv. and whatever surus-he ras informed of boing placed to his credit at his alina mater, he generously donated to the charity fund. Bat when he was drafted his hopes of the future became clouded. Hi wife wept upon his bosom, and his heirt tmk within him at the prospect..Too poor to pay a substitute he saw nothing UPt to him W to be put into the front and fight, perhaps die, just us life was blooming into the glory of n spring time. Under these circumstances, the notification referred to, as may be readily suspected, produced the wildest emotions of joy. and brought the suns'aine back, to tha young and despondent couple. Bat the strange part of the story is yet to be told; and it partakes eohighlv of the romantic that we are loth to selate the facta ag they came to us, without being permitted to refer to the excellent authoritv with which they came to us. Nisrht before last two days after the cxainiuation of the vounir man at about ihc hour of nine, a carriage drove up to the door of his residence, the drivsr of which, after ringing :nd entering, placed the fjlio'.Ting note in ur here's hand: "October 21, 1561. "Come with the bearer of this. A dyinp friend wishes ta see yoa. Bj quick , or jou may be too late." Bidding his wife adieu, telling her busine?s called him away for a short time, he s'epped into the carriage, which rolled away, and after driving for near haif an hoar, stopped in front of a comfortable looking .suburban cottage. Iu a few momints he was uhured ir.to a rooui in which wai every evidence of a tasteful but modest luxury. On a low couch in the centre of the room, lay an emaciated woman of perhaps forty years of age, who roused fro:.j r-n unrestful doze opened her languid eyes ami looked upot. the young man as he neare J her. A wild, peculiar expression lit up her countenance, a::d ?he .seemed deeply affected. But the iiitcr7ii -as fhort. for

her strength was fast failing, fc'aid she : 'George. I am dying. You are my ?on. I have been wicked but suffering has purified me; ml booau?e I a.u worthy to hope ror Clod's forgiveness I have sent for you to-night to J-ee you and lot you know the Mystery ami history of your life. Father , who h here v.-ill tell you all. I luve supported you all your life, and lo ioe you are indebted fr your exemption from the draft. All I osk i that you will rot cur.? the memory of your inother. Tor vear- I have lived secluded and crd;ivotcl to retrieve the errors of other days. Be virtuous." The dying woman had become exhausted beyond the power of utterance, and not long after-br:ath .:d her last. The young man learned that hc had been a notorious character in this citv; was divorced from her hu.sbaud .shortly after her 5ous birth, the father Laving, dud about two years utter, previously placing thi hoy ia. the orphan asylum spoken of. Knowing the whereabout. of her sou, however, she superintended his education and furnished means for hi jooper maiaUiaancc by her sinful C07T53-, but at last dyine in the hope of a happy future. Sprt Jrdex o. 2d. Ufa tqu autkrs Post Commander Ir.ilianapolis, J ml., Nov. 1 91h, 1804. 1. Soldiers not on. duly are farbiJfln to carry reToWera vhen on pas or othrxrtea in fhft CltV. 11. Adt man violating this or ler will J . . . . . . .a. uj Vw-""o . '' , : lc arrested, and his Hrms taken aid turned over to the Orüiimnc Uspartiuent. Jlj order of CoL Warner, Commajuding T. W. Lore, Lieutfntnt trxA Voft Adjutant

goats $

JUST RECEIVn AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT, ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST gELECTED STOCKS OP

Ever Brought to Plymouth! THE PUBLIC will find at my store, cast side of Michigan itreet, crtrj description and Ladies', Gentlemen', Dots'; Muses, and Children's Wear, together with a large stock of

BETTER BOOT or SHOE can be bou-htfor LESS MONEY at the above establishment TITE anJ Goods store, or any other house in Plymouth. ALL WORK WARRANTED!!

The Stock now on hands is very Large, and will be sold at a very slight n Ivan c on Cost. The Highest Market Price in Cash Paid for Hides-

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Plymouth, Iadiina, April, :6fe'2 13tf G. BLAIN &Ccs DRUG STORE, PLYMOUTH, IND. HAVINGjustreceived afresh supply oferery articlein our line of trade, onaisting mainly ofDruga, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff-?, Varnish, Brushes, Perfumery, Yankee Notions, Glass, Stationery, Pure Medieinesand Liquor for Medicinal purposes only, to which vre respectfully invite the attention of thiscomiauuitj. We have also.onhandastockof Cä-ÄOO BRIES, Tei, Coffee, Suar, Tobacco, Cigars, etc. Tobe disposed of at very reasonable figures. Within a'lew day past, we have retired from Pitrsburgh'audNew York a large amount of Kerosene and Coal Oil AND LAMP.S. orbumlngthesame.of. Toysixt andstylewith or without shades. We ate also agents for all the popular Patent Medicines! fthe day. Physician? prescriptions carefullv1 putup atallhours ofthe night, by an xperiencea druggists. We e.araestly'lavitcthc publictofavorus with acall, examine ourstock, ind become convinced olthefact thai we aredoing liberal business. G. BLAIN Si Co. Plrmouth, Ind., Oct, 22.1SG3. JTo IPraft at all. IT will b no draft upon your pocket if you want a uew pair of boots on shoes, If yon go to !he Nw Store of C3r. 3ESL O O 3E3E, To purchase them. He sells aGOOD ARTICLE! SO CHEAP. The subscriber lusa large and good stock and" ill tll at barely living profits. Having superior workmen always employed, he can furnish custom work, and uo repairing io saVt all. Designing to remain in business here, he will make it to the interest ofthepnblic topatmnizc him. C.KORGK KOCH. Plymouth, lndiauaSeptembcr 10, 63 nTtf F 1 Alffif 3 1T-7,,ym'i,t, GALLERY AND I'HOTOGRAl'II &. A.llUKOTYPn PLYMOUTH, MAllSlI ALL COUNTY, INDIANA Th proprietor of thh et.iblilimrntliaTiiipurchased thr late interest of A. J. Hauler in the smc, Hiil having in:le ciponsivcmhlitions tiicreti in now yreprred t( do all kinds of riiotornpliA mbrotvpii K, Kcrrolvpinr and Mflainotyptti in the highest style ol tlif rt. I ! is lare skj ai d ide lights ei;able him to take ait k'.adacl jic tnre in all kinds of weather, lie is uoTt luring sn immonsc run of thoe beautiful Carte de Visit, that are all the rnge in ihe citie?. Thej arc just the thing and everybody should have a dozen atcnoe. Life-sized Photographs as true to nature ture is t-a to herself, nnd rry popular Pictures f nil kinds copied and enlarged. Don't fil to procure a lifo likeness of your Father, Mother, Son, Da jjihter, Iliuband or Wife befor their dftr faces are hidden from jo-.ir view by the prave. Mmy could not buy from you the po-rrest and faintest Photographic i mare of the lost loved one. Then dehf not a day lest ih sub stance fad ere yu secure the shallow. The undersigned hating had year of eiperienee in the picture bu sinew, and having recently z- i : . i. .11 . v i . : . " . wcome i-mi-iar -.. m.t .-.c .u.FrurinrnMia !ü,e art, flatters himaelfthat hi. work illcom , farorblv wiSb the bewt done in the cine. pare New und öeutilulpiciureF,?ier,oscop:c views etc:, will constantly be added to the already retpectable atock;o that thin eatablihTient vrill indeed ba"Fm Ait Gallery.' Calla nd fe e tbe F. H. HALL, Agkxt. Pja'ith, laAroa, vfHmir 14rh lb6, mtf

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W E. PAUL 2To. 192 Lake Street, cor. Wells, ClIICAttO, ILL. HON, E. P. FERRYrPrTsident, J. DYHRENFURTH, Principal. T ATR0X3 AND RE7IRFES : arcia a Antop. VL1XT THOMPSON. ASt5THit ft CO. V. SRIHTA5Ö, U ox. f. a. normt.. MD. I. Til KB 4M, Ctt. 10 STIIL. SOLO! M C'lLKST . I. 1. MC'CAtf , II). Tbe ColltgiaU count mbrac Thearstical ajxd Practical Instructions combined in Pit ttvtral brand of COHMERCE AMD TRADK, thai tht Student upon going into butinejt, will at one find Kimttlf familiar wit all it part$ and dutits. Ttior(icl Course consitt of Instruction ia Ftnmnmhtn, Commfrrlal Corrftpood enCf Klltf CnlrnlnHaua nnninMa laiingemciif, and Com Hierein I ltw, far which a pcrnuuirnt l'rotf iwrship Las Wb HabllibcJ. Th Practlcil Courte ccniixt of initrnetieat ia Practical Business, ftrr elc't purpote Tin finest it actually trantnettd in V clcutt imitation of reality. Buiti8 hour from 0 A. M. to 12 V, and from 2 to 4 1 M am from Oct. lt to May lit, f-om 7 tulO I'. M., when particular attention will ( raid to tüis, who are unaMe to attend iu day time. tttudnu may eutr at any time, aa tker are itperateIj instructed. UTE PCIIOLA RSITirS, (fnthlinjt th owner to at-tend-uoe and inntructiwu, wheoever and aa lout m de irable) $35. ENGLISH, fBEXCTI AND GERMAN lanrce,tlS. Attached to tbe Illinois School of Trade" it a Preparatory Class for Boys, eSTortfng instruction in the main tranche of aa Krj;luu eduratiun, Drawing, and Inrhsh, French and Cir man, A Life Schulanhip for thie Claae, aleo entitling tbe owner to attendance and iiiAtroction ia the Cbmmcrcial Ixpartmeat, $75. Taems In adrsnce. Tor Circulars, Scholarship!, kz arpV e J. ljhrcnfartkt frinetyrnL GOOD JVEWS nlT LAST, Cickmoiid is About to Fall ! AND ir THE REBEL CAB IX ET IS CAPTURED PEACE Wll Be DECLARED IMMEDIATELY! In the meantiue thcpcopla are running to T. A. SIMONS' New Family Grocery AID PROVISION STORE, To buy articles with which to entertain their soldier friends when they return. He has recently removed to the corner of Gano and Michigan streets, in the room lately occupied by Jo Potter aa a Saddle and Harness nhop, opposite Cougle's old Corner, wher he baa now en hand A LARUE STOCK OF Groceries and Provisions, and is constantly receiving NEW SUPPLIES, which he pledges hims.-lf to SELL ASCIIEAP a any other house iu Plymouth, for Rtady Pay. Ho will alio taks All Kinds of Country Prodncc in exchange fcr Goods, or PayCash at the ldghest market pricca for almost every thing the farmer has to sell. Hia stock consist, in part, of anl Wooden Warer frovisiui;3 etc., etc., etc. Call and ec before purchasing elsewhere. T, A.SiNONS. June 2d, IBS-'rUtt. A nmXISTRA TOR'S SA L E. Notice is hereby ßivn that the undrismJ, julminiatcatorof the retnte of Nancy Wahinirnc deceased, will offer :it public M!e,at'Trpecanoclown in Murnhall rr.unty IixI'mds, on' Saturday November 12th, lGI. the personal proju-rty of iiu etiAia, car.sisung 01 on mare, em? urn!! wapn. and h hu of houwiiold goods and kitchen furniture. Sale to eomrnence at ten o'clock,, ni. ofssid dar. Tebm : Sums of three do'lars and under cash in hand; over three dollars, a credit of hi months the purchaser giving his note, at interest, waiving benefit of valuation laws with approved onrity. SAMUEL WASHBÜKNE, ' Administrator Or. VKi, ie4.

OofiVe Siifar. iWolassef. Syrup, kico lobacco. J'ej)!", llpicc, Fili Bacon. Crockery, Stone

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Crocli FLOUIIING MILL rrHE above named mill, six miles south of X Plymouth, is now doingexcellent Custom & .71c reliant Work. The proprietor-sparet no pains to giresatisfacon audi n tend s keeping bis mill in couditioutodo tlio Vi ry Hont of Work. i'ndhefcels confidentthathe willnot fail tos&t,fy all whornay favor hioi ith their patronage. Flour, Meal, Brun, &c.,keptconstantly onhand nd will be sold at the lowest living prices. He respectfullysolicifs patronage from the citiensof .Marshalland adioinmgcounties. M'ICHAKL ZEHNER. Plymouth, Aug. 53, IbGl. nSltf LAUDE AND BRO. Have just rcccivcrt asüPLEIVDID Assortment of READY-MADE i ats an. ci BOOTS & SHOES, AND A Variety of potions. Their Stock of Boots and Shoes is particularly deserving public attention, as regards quaitity quality and prica Their Clothing embraces all qualities, and tehv will not be underbid by any house in the place. " O Call and exaaiine Goodj and Prices for yourself. Store 2.1 door South of Pershing' DrugStere PI; mouth, Nov 12, lbii3-fnn-STKANCtE but true Removal aud New Arrangement DAVIDSON Sc Co., a Be leave to inform their Old Customers, and the Citizens of Marshall and adjoining Counties rcncrally, that they have removed their Stock of Goods to the South Room in Ilewctt aud Woodardg' NEW iBHICK BUII.DITVG. West Side of Michigan Btreet. And have opened the largestand moat complete Stock of DRY GOODS & CLOTHING, Ever opened lathis market. Their elegant and commodious Store Room is f.Mcifull with their huge Stock comprising Calicoes Of every variety, nil of oad quality and chtaperthanthcy can be purchased elsewhere in town. Domestics Bleached and unbleached any quulitv that mav h called fr cr ueiircd. Denims & Hickory A better variety and at betterpriceithan can be procured elsewhere. LADIES DRESS GOODS. Ap fine as can be purchased at anv Store in the Union, consisting in part of a large assortment of i GINGHAMS, CI IA LI ES, DEL A INS, LAWNS, SILKS, ' GLOVES, &c, II OOP SKIRTS A Splendid assortment at from 50 cents up. Clothing of Home Manufacture. Work durable and Warranted. iraffiK2S2KSri3 GOOES, Constantly on hand. Having devoted especial attention to thU department wc are confident of our ability to please all who call on us, CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, CASSINETS, TWEEDS, MARSAILES SILK, VELVETS SATIN. HATS & CAPS FOR MEN & BOYS. The most cxtenaivestock ever brought into this market. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Having engaged the rrices of The Very Hcst Wor&mcn in A'ortlicru Indiana; They can make a good fit on short notice. We offer great advantages in this department, of our establishment, we are confident we have Men thatcannotbe excelled or DURABILITY, .Vcalncss and JMispatcli tit WOIllA. DAVIDSON & CO. A. Davidson. U. Dawdsos, L. LAt EitSept 25 'C2 n33tf. PLYMOUTH FOUNDED Castings of all kinds made to order. VOfI)AWING MACHINES AND P 1 O -W S3 Manufactured, and constantly on hand. MILL REPAIRS Promptlymade. The highest price in Cash paid for old iron. v9nl7 ly JAMES MITCHELL. SETTLE CP! All pwona indebted tn the lat firm of RICE k SMITH ate earnestly requested to call and rttr their acvosnts M. H. RICE.

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DR. ROBACK'S STOMACH BITTERS ABZ XOT TO BE EXCELLED At A r tu DIGESTIVE ORGANS. txz ciW. C; ikvXs yAvcv JVcsVv vs e.Y o1,n V. cv a VVOlS, OV CV VoWC VvVWC, VlLW mvcC weeded cvw uyXacax 01 svvvc tYei.c HliozLs Fovev. Livei" Complaint, Indigestion, jTcLztncizce, Kidney Complaints, vVvwc. wvixV., Wvcviv "üotWs "SAU. VjOWOY. ÖY. oVtVQ.V.S yvwc ivvwtwx yccvwcyvov lYYAAX YWYYVIC iYC C-YOYtYiYC tYYCC SoYtY, WYtYAA,Y YtYNCYVUYY "ÖYtYYeOl, "ÖYtYVCYY, "5wWyYYXYyV, Thes Fiittrs are rut up irk ;uar tottlts, of u-hic.H the above is a aa- imile. Tht label is finely enpravel, and is jrrouiaZci with a safe-guard from ooxurterf titers. FVio $1 per bottle, or six for $5. C. V. Iicbo.sk, Proprietor, Jf: 6 East Fourth St., Cincinnati, to whom all orders should he addressed. FOR SALE BY For sale in Marshall county by Riain k Co.,T, A. Lemon, Perilling Si Co., Plymouth; Robert Cornwell Si Co., Hourbon; N II. & P.S. Alleman, Tippecanoe John Clo3,B.urbou; Jonas Miller.liremen, Jas. M. Wickizer, Aros; Peter Smith Unontown; an-1 Druggists aud Merchants generally hrouhoutthe Union C. II. REEVE, A.C. C APRON. FOR THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF SnCOOL BCOK9 IN TOWN GO TO LEMOVS DRIC STORE. nit IMiicatlunal Xotlce. I will hold Public Exminations forthetcuefit of those who desire to teach durnjr the winter, at the Seminary in Plymouth, on Saturday the I2tii and 26th days of Noretnber, also tbd" 10th and 24th davs vi Hecember. MARK CÜMMING8, rx!ner.

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Notice ig hereby pven thit the partnership j lrenHO to'do! He would alsoatUttention to pJ fTV2 II () V R YA'VHTl heretofore citrine between the under- nresiso 10 nmmmm 0rtrii (1 lU lkJf JIUoI 1 a i U 1 J

signed is this day dissolved by limitation. AI rJ!r .inM Black ßlikä, Bonnet Silk, BUck persons knowing themselrt-s to be .ndcb.el to the ' Vesting!. Bonnet Ribbons. Cloths, Tilfir !locV 0f Gloves, floerr .ndM.tis.. late farm of Kcevc k Capron are requested to call M shawl!,tc., which for quality and prices larte.nd iishiotkbl.. and settle. The Books and papers Cre to be found frsbly with that of any other es. at theofficeof C. H, Reeve. .,'... w ...u v;n ti.Vin cbanire

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SOMETHING NEW AB BECKER &0. Inform the cituec3of Marshall and adjoining Counties That taey hav reoeirJ A Tov; and Fresh Stock or GROCERIES, Which they ntendtoscll ils low as any other Joise in Yorthcrn Indiana Thir Stock consists COFFEE , 8LGAR, HI GLASSES, SYRUP, TOBACCO, ALLSPICE, PEPPER, Queensifare, of everj Dccripliou.j "TOood.onwaro, Of all kinda, auch a is ktpt in a Good GROCERY STORE. COUiNTUY PRODUCE.! (They will tak alrmost all kifcd I Country V.o i Ii i BschangQ for G-oods. CrOne door abov S. k M. Ksefevr'a and Clothi-.ijj S'.rc, rs'o. Corbin's I5IoU, PLYJIOUTfiS, CSDSAffA. AB. BECULU u tO. Novtnhr 111 irf;l 43tf &Tr a TT KNTION: Jit f'7 VABJETY STORE!! J. Ij. ft. H ijoJij, ! HaviD- jurc"..-jed 3f T. C. T-vrrn his fttock 'of DiV (J'.)ud, (IrOK'ii'S I 1 ("''; ! Quetn"w.-:ie, kc, is wet-kiy .-cceivinp Ui ad-. iditionsto his already aoiav h.it t itfnaiv sni-k. -I And lie is now ptrpared to atvomuivditf the pub 1 i He with great Urgkbs ia DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ROOTS fc SHOES, CLOTHING,

HATS Sc CAPlTt

QUEEIVSWRE, JE AVE ERY", XOTIOXS &C. All 0 f which U will sell at a imH advane at-ove cost for Ready Pay, Purchasers will do well to look at bis stock be for Goods cooD Wutter.eggs, beewax, rags.Üax etc Remember the place: one door south of Per V. .Ro h a i RCEVES. rriVSüinJ.. April M nci. mt L. NUSSBAUM. s- MAYKR. I,. I'USSRAUiTI A: CO. Wolesale and Retail GROCERY HOUSE Dealers in all kinds of FAMILY GROCERIES AND 3? DT O V i3 1 XXr3 TOBACCO. CIGARS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. Insolicitingthe publtcf atronae we would say hat our stock of (oodsis complete, and will comparelavorably with'anyotherestablishmentin the West. KHpeeiallndcement are offered to country Dealers. Allkindi ofcontryProducetaVen atthshlg -estmarketprice in chanrfoi xooil. NUKBAVM 1 CO.

for Goods cooD Wutter.eggs, beewax, rags.üax ,

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THE GREAT COMMOTION A T S. & M. BECKERS, Is cuaed by tht arrival of tWr UNRIVALED STOCK or SPRING AND SUMMER'

AKO READY-MADE CLOTHING THE GREAT HUSH 13 AT & M. BECKER'S s. No. 1, Cor!Iu Hi, lOt'U, Corner of Michigan and LnPoiie Street. S. &, 31. BECKER ' Would moüt repectfully inform their rnTi.ro:u , customers, an.Jnll other citizens f MariLall &4 , urroundin-j counties, that thev Lave FUST RECEIVED, Direct from the Extern CItie, tha Lire bA moit Splendid Stovi cf : OS1I7 Ii K A D Y - M A D E I CjT t T I Ci1 HATS AND CAPS, f-r Cait, they n. tkrI t, Sell Lcr c the Lowest b! T it, tai bs cisiued. C ALI GOES. Thf harr yece 1 of Prints, all f tis Quality as'J J.aUit Style. CIIALiKS A N D I)K LA I.N ES. Iliy l.tvc ."i pieces oi" P-ci.ic CiIiee ai GINGHAMS. T!-.ey hav tr nieces of French tni I üinghiais, at Very Low fries. LAWNS, SILKS, &.C. y have 100 jifOf of Laves, fr as IB tti ti j ALSO j int Black Silks aud Trarsllix Gasds fr LaM 1 WH ITE GOODS. They hive a spendid assortment f White Ceea auch as Briliiautes, Jarkonrts, and 2000 jit of bleached and unbleached Muslins. DENIMS. & They luv S Halts ef Denim si4 KUksry ONS Qnik Sales, Small Profit t Rates, as their motto always has bsss tVrSuck " O Xi O T x 3J" a TheirStock ofClothin eoL8its of Costs, Tt Ve?t,and other Gent' ard Poys'Wear. ef all Qualities, uitabl. f..r neb erpor. MERCH'NT TAILORING With the Nor Ibey have connected t)e W c'iantTailorinp Puriuem an have just rrrtiiri larpe stock ol Clotks, Casinieres, Vestirgi, L Tbev arc prepared ta znkc wp CUbiiir to td on hott iict'KC,snd warrant a good at or so n r.. thev huve la their employ 3Ir. J. REN'EU, Who la a rjoodroriiuan, ni aatwibovt. up a good suit.

ITTAU kinds of C on. ,l.i Ir ebsje fcr Ct'y-yii. p!7 : ;