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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-15
=. INSTRUCTORS.


ENOCH MARTIN,
Principal Of Normal Department, and Teach.
or Of Mathematics. aud Nat ural Sciencee.
ln giA. MARSHALL, leiase
Principal Of Classical Department and
Teacher of Rlocution, Latin; Greek, and
Modern Languages
8. n. MARTIN,
Teacher OF Psnmanshir.
MOLLIE G. BARNES,
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
- Student Assistant, )-Teacher of
Model school.
TEXT BOOKS.
NORMAL DEPARTMRNT-Ray's Arithmsfics
and Algsbras, Davies Legendre; Cutters
Physiology, Warrsn's Physical Geography,
Swinton's United States .IIistory, ouacken.
bos' Natural Philosophy, Hafvey's Grammar,
Green's Analysis Of the English Language
.(old edition. Rclectic Biographies.
DEPARTMENT OF ELocUTIoN AND Ian,
E8 i HGUAGAs. III *
Harkness' First Latin Book, Hardness
Latin Grammar, Harknsss' Latin Reader,
Harkness' Casar's Commentaries Harhnsss'
First Greek Book, Ahn's German. A~thod,
Adlerts German Reader, 0llandoraf's spanish
Grammar, Tolon's Spanish Reader, Aims
French Method, Cabinst dss Fees, Harte's
Rhetoric. McGufey's Sixth Reader, Hull's
Outline Of Eleoutions (aeeompsnied, .by, 10,
ture4l Mf HIN 1sHh |
MODEL SCHOOL.
Rays Arithnstics.s sAsGuGsy's Readers.
Won stsinwehr's Primary Geography, Hsr-
ysy's Srannarsf-s = Il 20 u. aalge . r
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-02-15

sArfineiE . oH1o RArLRoAD.s &
kains will arrive at Barnssvills from De,
her 80, 1874 ~ follqws: tsas -.
como East. -. ss,.,,.ss.
kk.1, 6;12 Ak. Al Z. y.
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, 1876-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
SuMM0Na-

w AVO SOtlmONSs
In the District Court OF the Third judicial
District fof the Territory Of Washington
noiding terms AZ the city of Seat tie, in and for
Giles H. Knowlton, Plaintiff,vs Sarah L. .Knowl-
ton, Defendant
Complaint ~dled in the County Of King I'm
the ofiice OF the Clerk OF said District Court,
The United States Of America send Greeting:
10 Sarah n. KnOwlton, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear In an acs
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, In the District Court of the Third jus
dicial District OF the Territory Of Washington
holding terms at the city of Seattle, in the
County Of King,f the Counties OF King, Kit
sap and Snohomish, and Ito answer the cOlnz
plant fled therein, within twenty days lexclu-
sive ofthe day Of servicel after the service on
County OF King; or hsefved out OF that Coun-
ty, but in this District, within thirty days
otherwise within sixty days, or Judgment by
default will be taken against you, according to
the prayer Of the complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain decree
Of divorce forever fully and finally dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore
existing between plaintiff and defendant, on
the grounds of abandonment for more than
one year, and adultery; and for other and prop
er relief-all Of which fully and at length ap-
pears in plaintiff 3 complaint herein. And
you are hereby notified, that Iif You fail to
appear and answer said complaint as above re-
quired, the said plaintiff will cause your de-
fault to be entered, land thereafter apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in his said
complaint.
Witness the Hon. J. R. LEWIS, Judge
- Of said Court, and the seal thereo
SEAL this Goth ldayIof November, "a. u.
BY BERIAH, BROWN, Deputy. Clerk
]. NJ. HALL, Plaintiff s Attorney. u-sw
, 1876-01-01

T. JACKMAN 6 Co., of the Peoples
Market, are always prepared to furnish
the citizens of Port Townsend aud Vi
cinity with the choicest of meats, in
Guiding fresh and corned beef and pork,
smoked meats, sausages,' head-cheese,
,ms, tripe, lard, and all vegetables in
Aeir season. Go there, if you want to
e., 1et your moneys worth.
, 1876-01-01

CAPTAIN THOMAS COUPE, died at his
home in Coupville on the 9th llt., of drop
sy. Deceased was an old and hOnored
resident of the Lower Sound, and is MOURN
ed by large circle of friends who extend
their sympathies to the bereaved widow
and children in this their great affiiction.
, 1876-01-01

MAJ. NJ. P. BURNHAM, Superintendent
of Agencies for the North Pacific Mutual
Life Association of Portland, Oregon,
is in town this week, and appointed Mr.,
James Jones, our gentlemanly telegraph
operator, Special Agent for Puget Sound
and British Columbia. This company is
home enterprise and its officers and di.
rectors are some Of eur best men, and
their system of insurance is the best ever
given to the American people.
, 1876-01-01

TIE Pilot Boat Lottie, which ran back
rom Neah Bay on Wednesday last on ac-
count of heavy gales, while attempting to
get under way from. her moorings in this
harbor, on Thursday, was struck by a
heavy squall which burst the head of hef
mainsaii She will remain here for repairs
, 1876-01-01

TWELVE vessels were built on Puget
Sound curing the year 1875, with an ag-
gregate of 5000 tons burthen. The di-
mensions of each have appeared in our
columns, from time to time, as they were
completed.
, 1876-01-01

A CARD.-The thanks of the ladies Of
the Episcopal Cfilsh are hereby returned
to the ladies and gentlemen who so kindly
aided in the preparation Of the Christmas
tree.
, 1876-01-01

THE Isabel connected with fhe North
Pacific on Thursday; the former going to
Victoria with the mails and the latter pro-
ceeding up-Sound to fill an engagement.
, 1876-01-01

A KAFFLE is on the tapis for next
Wednesday evening at George sterming's
oon.
, 1876-01-01
YOUNG MEN

Who may he suffering nom the effect
OF youthful follies or indiscretiOTi, will
do well to avail themselves of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar of
suffering humanity. nR. SPINNEY
will guarantee 10 forfeit $500 for every
case Of Seminal weakness, or private
disease OF any kind or character which
he undertakes and fnils to cure. He
would, therefore say to the unfortunate
sufferers who may read This notice. that
you are treading upon dangerous
ground when you longer delay IN seek
ing the proper remedy for your COM
plant. Ion may be in the first stage;
remember you are approaching the last.
III you are bordering upOn the last. md
are suffering some or all ofiis i'll effects,
remember that II you persist in pro-
craStinatton, the time must come
when the most skillfll physician can
render you no. assistance; when the
door OF hope will be closed against YOU:
when no angel of mercy can bring YOU
relief In no case has tho Iloctor failed
Of success. Then let not despair work
upon your imag gination, but avail YOUR
self Of the beneficial results OF his treat
ment before your case Is beyound the
reach OF medical skill, or before grim
death hurries you TO a premature
grave. Fun course Of treatment S23.O0.
Send money by Post-oflice order or Ex-
press with full description OF case.
Call, or address Dr.. A. B. SPINNEY,
No. II Kearney Street, San Francisco.
, 1876-01-01
Marine Intelligence.
Port Townsend.
ENTERED.

Port Townsend.
ENTERED.
Dec. 23-Sch. Mist, Hyde, fIom Victoria.
(" 24-Str. N Pacific, Starr, Victoria
" 26-Str Mastick, Connick, Victoria
4" 2s-Str N Pacific. Starr, Victoria.
4" 29-French bark Francois Joseph, J. F
4" 30-Br str Isabel, Brown, Victoria
i" 30-Bkt Discovery, McIntire, s. +.
" 30-Str City Of Panama, Seabury, 81
CLEARED.
Dec. 23-Ship General Butler, Webb, S F.
" 23-Schr Mist, Hyde, for Victoria.
4" 23-Str Nth Pacific, Starr, Victoria.
/" H-Str 4" &c /" 90"
1" 2S-Str Mastick, Connick, Nanaimo
30-Br str Isabel, Brown, Victoria.
, 1876-01-01
FOR SALE At new DUNGENESS,

- an ACRE. OF LAND ON WHICH
Hill Is small House, at New Dungeness,
for sale. Price $500, cash.
Apply to MARY ANN MCDONNELL.
New Dungeness, Oct. %, 1875. 81
, 1876-01-01

-
Sound to
-..lestic ports,
d in licensed YES
nd clear. It is
so and so yes
carrying during
ct Of lumber.
Panama arrived at
morning, via Vic
ancisco on Christ
experienced heavy
ssall the way
1.-THE steamer
,errible south
japtain, an old
ding, was made
= in his life, on
- Delanty, who
s 10 the highest
ain Seabury, the of
fthe staunchness of
assenger list from
,ored 81 cabin and SO
had 395 tons OF cargo
She made the run
this port, against q
eln B hours and 20 min
ue rs for Port townsend
Wm. Delanty, II. Thom-
'anrpe Brown, J. Cub
Sullivan aud three
, 1876-01-01


In harmony with our custom heretofore
at this, season of the year we now lay
before our readers such marine statistics of
the Puget Sound Customs District for
the year 1875, as will interest the COM
mercial and business meu of this coast,
for which we are indebted to the courtesy
of Mr.. W. Harmed, of the Custom House.
COMMERCE OF PUGET SOUND FOR THE
PAST YEAR.
Value Of Exports from Puget Sound to
foreign countries:
In American vessels $3.50. 737
In foreign vessel? -. .......s .... 315, ,343
IOtaI. ........ ......... -. 80. $SUO,O ,OSO
These exports consisted Of, VIZ:
In American vessels
1881, ZOO feet assorted lumber. 1921, ,133
Live stock, grain, provisions, ,etc, 199,604
s43O,787
In foreign vessels
23,111, 900 #. assorted lumber. 1921, ,11O
Live stock, grain, etc. ...... 144, 235
1876, ,a4s
Countries to which exports were made
during the past year;
In American vessels
British Columbia ..,......... $233, ,554
Mexico -. =. go .........-. DTS
Sandwich Islands ............. 81, IL
Peru.... -. -. -. 80. ..... 45,2IJ
Chill .........s. ....,..-. -. ~, ~
, 1876-01-01
NOTTCT,

NOTICE.
THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING
Il of Chemakum Tribe No. /. Imp'd Order OF
Red Men, on Sunday evening, Jan uary2, 1915,
at att O'Clock. All members In good standing
are invited TO attend. w. K0RTER, Sachem.
w. II. LEARNED, G. OF r.
Port Townsend, Dec. 81, 1875.
, 1876-01-01

CHRISTMAS EvE.-It is a common way
Of putting it to say that the "usual fes-
tivitiesp were enjoyed at this or that
chu1 on Christmas Eve, but We have
THO ht full description would not be
on i place. The preparations at the
n Church were quietly made, and we
hose who were so fortunate
beforehand what a
~ them. Seats were
no came, and the quiet
prevailed added much to
he occasion. Three Christ
been erected, the center one
Ne pulpit platform. On
ITS for the children or
Nth school were taste
he motto on the wall
IS MERRY Christmas. :"
1orated very finely and
bright and cheerful. At
Mr.. Rea made few
introduction, and then
and small, gathered
Stood immedi-
'e, and1ang
- Gus
nd
am
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29

q The following list has been drawn &c
serve on the third panel Of the petit jury
to be on hand at 2 O'Clock Monday after.
noon:
Rock Island First rd.-Jacob Roth
Anton Holman.
Second Ward Frank Ankrum. J. l.
Kirsch, Andrew Littig, John Aster, W
Ii. Lundy.
+ Third Ward-R. II. Nermillion.
F~urth Ward-David Campbell.
Fifth Ward-F. Z. Wright.
Sixth Distriet-James Field, John
Young.
MoSne-Wm Soderstrom, James Me.
Cord, Thomas Merriman, Peter Schluter
August Iimm, Geo. Huntoon, Adam
Adlay, VIM. II. Bunker, Hans Frederick
son, John Wixon.
Coe-C. NJ Wake.
Zuma-J. S. Knowles.
Cordova-John L. Smith, Solomon
Field.
Black Hawk. Il. Brown, Wilson
Mathews. L. Ii. Harris.
Coal Valley-Andrew Park, VIM. XII
ling, Geo. Wilson.
Rural-H. " Deal, Us. Alen.
Hanpson-J,s. B. Adams.
Edgington-S o. Elliott.
The Whiteside liquor ease is still on, ant
progressing slowly.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29
happened to his wife, he seemed wholly

happened to his wife, he seemed wholly
unconcerned-did not offer to assist her
did nothing for her, never made move
to help her but turned to his horses.
The plaintiff herself when she was lifted
up, carried into the house, blamed her
husband fer the accident, called him care
less and reckless-she further said OF him,
you have killed me this time-you have
tried to kill me, and you have killed me
this time.
There can be but little doubt her hus-
band was in a drunken condition while
driving and drove too fast over the cross
ing. Had he driven over it as careful
sober man would have done, the accident
could not have happened. To make the
city of Rock Island pay near four thousanI
dollars t$4, 100000 under such circumst-
ances, is not in accordance with right or
justice. The crossing was not SO out OF
repair as to render it unsafe to one using
proper care, aud certainly it was not so
much out of repair as to charge near four
thousand dollars ($4,000.00l against the
city for the negligence.
We do not think the testimony Justltles
such finding Considering carefully the
entire testimony We are constrained to the
conclusion it greatly preponderates in fsvor
of appellants, both on the point of negli-
gence of the city authorities, and on that
of plaintiff husband, who by his careless
and reckless driving produced the damag
ing results to his wife.
The verdict should have been set aside,
new trial granted Failing to allow that
motion was error and for the error the
Judgment must be reversed and that tie
cause remanded that new trial may be
| had
soorT G. J. dissenting.
CRAIG, j.
|, Cairo D. Trimble, Clerk OF the
supreme court, in and for the Northern
Grand Division Of the state Of Illinois, &c
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
copy Of the final opinion of the sale
supreme court in the above entitled cause
of record IN my Office.
In testimony whereof, [ have
set my hand and afixet
the seal of the SAID sd
preme court, at Ottawa
LIS. this 2Sth day Of January il
the year of our Lord Ont
thousand eight hundred
! and seventy-six.
C. ID. TRIMBLE,
Clerk of the Supreme Court.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29
NOTES HERE AND rHgzIsG

For Moline column see first page.
. California Sunday train over the c.,
r. [. & p. road tomorrow.
Mr.. G. c. More has returned from New
York, and is at the Harper House.
Swan j johnson Of Big Island, died at
II o'clock to day see, notice elsewhere
Quite a number Of our young men
intend going to the mask ball in Turner
Hall, Davenport, this evening.
The bail for the benefit of the Light
Guard Band CONES off at Turner Hall this
evening \ large number of tickets have
been sold.
Reserved seats for the lecture Of
Henry Vincent. in the Athletic Club
course. are advertised in this paper The
fame OF the lecturer should attract large
house
"A Davenport bank has been sold
again. This time Mrs Ellen s. Topper.
travelling apiarist, sweetly did it by writ
ing Il e name OF John Hodgdon, Of DGbu.
que, to negotiable note.
Martin johnson, mentioned in TIL
ARGUS a few days ago, as being wanted in
Davenport for larceny, and who has been
in jail here for some days 70. bcing
drunk, was taken over the river this after.
noon ~ Officer Field on u requisition from
the governor.
"A special from Washington to the St
Louis Rcpa;blican says: Friends Of th(
centennial bill claim that it viii be
promptly Ieported from the senate con-
mlttee on appropriations, and that care
ful canvass CT the senate promises vote Of
! forty-one in favor OF the bill. They arr
much disturbed o or clerical error in til,
| bill which will compel it to 60 back to tht
house for correction, and run the gauntlet
there once more.
Mary Ann Groden, of Rowling. age
l6, daughter Of Peter Groder, has ior
some time past suffered with an opthalmi,
disease affecting both eyes, insomuch that
notwithstanding she has had the best loca
medical aid that could be procured, sh,
seems to be gradually losing her sight
Mr. GEo4Cn is poor man, not able to sent
hoF daughter to prope" infrmary f.,
treatment, but the state Of Illinois, by tn
last legislature, made provision for all sueI
eases, at the Illinois Charitable Eve ans
Far infirmary, corner Of Peoria and Adam
streets, Chicago, on certificate Of the coun
ty Judge and the township supervisor of tn
inability OF !he sufferer to pay for treat
ment The proper papers have bee
obtained and We hope the young woman
may recover her sight.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29
Discriminating Freights.

The Union, in publishing the Chicago
Times report of Mr.. Vim. M. Cox's re-
remarks, says
The Inter Ocean in its report adds that j. Meredith
Davies, general passenger agent, stated that Mr..
Geo Skinner, general manager, had time and again
rendered &22 chr to the Rock Island railroad for
the transportation of live stock, the road refusing
to take It, while 1t was doing the wol last year for
S22 The statements Of these gentlemen made a
favorable immpresson on the committee.
Exactly what the Inter Ocean did say
was as follows:
Mr.. j. Meredith Davies, general passenger agent
OF the Rockford and Rock Island railroad, rs al.
illustration OF the outrageous discrimination, stated
that he recently offered $27 for certain amount of
SIS. but the offer was declined. He was secretary
of the Davenport Board of Trade, and he knew
Davenport was not affected against Chicago.
The facts, as we understand them, are
as follows: The regular tariff over the
c., r. /. & P. r. r. from Colona to Chiea-
go, on car of stock, is $50. So, aud the
o., X. u z. now charges the Rockford
$50. The former rate was $23, not $22 nor
$15. The distance from Colona to Chica.
so is 1863 miles, and the present rate $50.
On the Rockford, for car of stock from
Monmouth lone OF its principal points, to
Colona, 90 miles, the rate is $l8 l5 From
Orion 10 Colona, 10 miles $l1.2O. We dc
not see that tie c., r. |. & P. can be
fairly censured for charging $50 for 169
miles, when the Rockford charges $l8.l
for only So miles. or $1l2O for only lO
miles. The amount of business offered
has much to do with special rates, as every
good railroad man knows. IF the Rock.
ford had as much business to offer a,
Colona, now, as it had few years ago
VIC have no doubt that the c., Z. |. & p
would give it as favorable special rates al
then. 1t requires tact, experience, infu
ence, etc. to get business for railroad ant
keep it, as well as it does to get business
for pillow factory or a store.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29
The Yalandschnot Case.

City Attorney Gest received, this morn
ing from Ottawa, the opinion of the su-
preme court Of Illinois on the Vauland
school case, delivered by Judge Breese.
We doubt il there is a man in Rock Island
who will not say that the opinion is exactly
in accordance with the facts in the case:
Opinion Of the Supreme Court for the
Northern Grand DECISION Of ehe State OF
Illinois, an cause Submitted at q term
thereof, begun and held at OttaUo, On,
Tuesday. the fourteenth dog Of September,
IN the gear Of our Lord One Thonsaad
Eight Hundred and Seventy Flee.
Present-JOHN NJ. SCOTT, CHIEF JUSTICE
SIDNEY BREEsE, Justice,
W. X. MCALIIsTER, Justice
JOHN SCHoL FIELD, Justice.
PtKNEY Ii. WALKER Justice
BENJAMIN Il. SHELDON, Justice.
ALFRED M. CRAIG Justice
The City Of Rock sland-No 342 u.s. sophii
c. vaandschoot--aAppeafro from Rock Island
Filed Jan, 81 1876
BREEsE j
This was case ia the Rock Island Cir
cult Court. The plaintiff, Sophia G. Van
lanschoot, complained of the city of Rock
Island, that a walk across Illinois street
halfway between Washington and Eagle
streets, constructed OF rough rock, brick.
and rubbish, with ruts and holes en- both
sides by means whereof the plaintiff, driv-
ing along the street with due care, was
thrown out and injured
|. The jury found for the plaintiff. and as
sessed her damages at.t6ree thousand six
hundred and seventy Eve dollars
($3,675,00). The court denied motion foi
new trial and rendered judgement ON tbs
verdict to reverse which the defend.
ant appeals.
There is much conflict 10 the evidence
rendering it somewhat doubtful if the
crossing In question was in a condition sc
dangerous as to leopard the life aud liml
OF any person using ordinary care We
are inclined to think the evidence show:
! that the driver of the wagon in which tbs
| plaintiff was seated did not use that care
reasonably careful man would 10 goins
over crossing with two horse wagon
constructed as this was. The weight oil
| the evidence is he went over at a brisk
trot. Again, it is proved to our satisfac.
! ton the seat of the wagon which the plan
! tiff occupied had no iastenings to hold it te
| the body of the wagon, or, if so provided
they were not applied, thereby making the
seat quite liable to be thrown off on en-.
couutering slight obstacle.
The driver OF the wagon was piaintiff.
husband, a hard drinker Who Fad beer
TO a drinking saloon that day against the
injunctions of his wife who had
charged him, that day. not t
drink. lie himself was the keeper of q
drinking saloon near the city and knew
| the streets as well as a man could who
used them frequently. When the acciden,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29
DIED.

HEAD.-On Thursday evening, Jan 27ih, 1876
Clarc nee Wilson, infant son of MIR. ard Mrs i. A
Head, aged months and 10 days.
Funeral from the residence Of Mr.. j. II. Wilson
on Moline avenue Sunday, Jan. 80 at2P NJ
KELLER.-In Rock Island, al IL NJ Friday, Jan
2Sth, 1s!G Bess il, youngest child of Dr. g. NJ Keller
aged 20 months. of typhoid pneumonia, sequel to
severe attack Of scarlet fever, from which she was
eonvaiesciug.
Funeral from the residt nee, corner Ohio and CIR
leans strects, at / o'clock on Sunday afternoon.
BOY ER.-In Bowling township, on Friday. Jan.
2sth. 1870 OF scarlet fever Apna T. youngest daugh
ter OF William and Mary Jane Boyer, in her 18th
year.
Funeral services at 10 O'Clock OF Sunday, at the
Presbyterian Church, in Bowling
J0HNSON.--At his residence ON Big Island. in
Black Hawk township Saturday, Jan GOTH 1876
Of softening of the brain, Swan j. Johnson aged 81
years.
Funeral from the NJ. e. Church in Milan to-nor.
row afternoon. Procession will leave the house a,
o'clock. Friends are invited,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29
Overcoats Stole.

About $50 O'Clock last evening some
sneak thief entered the front door of Mrs
Myers's boarding house, ID Eggleston'
row, and took two overcoatf which were
hanging in the hall. One of them, blue
beaver coat, valued at $50, belonged to H
H. Standish. The other, a brown coat
valued at SO, belonged to c. Y. Post
clerk in Coss's shoe store. The coats have
not been recovered, but parties are suspi
cioned. The theft was bold one. severa
persons being in the parlor and others il
the dining room at the time.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29
CITY
NEW DEPARTURE.
"The People'sfLine,"E

The Rockford, Rock Island & st. Louis
R. R., will on and after Sunday, Dec. 5th,
run
FAST EXPRESS
leaving every night at $50 p. M, arriving
in st. Louis in time for western and south
ern connections. Making close connec
ton at
BEARDSTOWN
for Springfield and points east, arriving
there
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF COMPETING ROUTES
THE MORNING TRAIN
leaving at $40 a. m. makes close connec
ton for Burlington, arriving there at noon,
FOUR HOURS RUN.
Connecting at Beardstown for Spring.
field, Pana, Louisville, Cinninnati, and
other eastern and southeastern points.
Sleeping cars on night trains. Baggage
checked through, Patronize the ''Peo
pies route" j. MEREDITH DAVIES,
GEO, SKINNER, Gen'l Pass. Agt
Gen. Manager 4dtf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-29

LADIES throughout the American and
European Continents have testified TO the
excellent remedial virtues of Pozzori' $
Medicated C.lnplection Powder. 1t
imparts to the skin beautiful transparent
whiteness makes it delicateiy soft and
smooth, removes freckles, tan, and allays all
irritation. Sold wholesale aud retail by
J. A. Pu2zeni, StLouis, Mo, and by Z.
Breuner,, tmil Kehler, c. Speidel, and
Benser Il Thnrlas, Rock Island.