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The daily Argus., 1876-05-11
Ghe 9ailg Arens,
Ex-senator Upton to His Fellow
Citizens,


Citizens.
Ex-United States Senator Tiptop. Of
Nebraska, who, it will be remembered, left
the Republican and joined the Liberal party
of 1872, taking front rank with Schurz
Doolittle, Trumbull, Grosvenor and Others.
has addressed the following sensible letter
to Ethan Allen. chairman of the Liberal
Republican National Committee. in reilly
to circular calling National Liberal Con
vention:
BROWNSVILLE, Neb, March "a.
Ethan Allen, ESQ, Chairman of the
Liberal Republican National Com
naittee.
DEAR SIR--In answer to your circular and
letter of a recent date, on the subject Of
calling convention for the purpose of a
presidential nomination, | must say, [
cannot see the propriety of such move
ment.
cannot forget that the Democratic party
adopted our Cincinnati platform in 1879.
and standing squarely on its principles ever
since, of 'the political equality OF all men,
local self government, purified civil ser
vice, equal taxation, the supremacy Of the
civil over the military authority in time of
peace, and return to specie payment
without ruiEous contraction" have gained
that power, in one branch of congress, far
more valuable to the success OF our prnci-
Piles than the mere election Of president.
In my opiaioa there is no separate
ground to be occupied by the opponents of
this administration. During the last four
years of my term in the senate, every dis
sentlng and protesting vote cast by me was
in company with the Democratic senators,
and if were still member of that body
my association would be the same.
1--we held the power in the house of
representatives which they do at presen.
| would point to our success and demand
| their acceptance of our organization.
But seeing our principles of political re-
| form emblazoned upon their advance ban
ners expect to follow them after their
st. Louis convention, with a hopeful mind
and unfalterlng step.
If you conclude to call a convention
please drop my name from the committee,
am very truly yours, &c.
L. W. Upton.
The daily Argus., 1876-05-11
Phoenix Mutual Life, Hartford, ct
Assets, S1l lO00,o000o

The companies represent are strong enouph 10
be Independent and have elected to keen out of all
insurance Comhi ations Offering inducements
that cannot be questioned. and at rates commensu-
rate with the risk. ask that empty assertions of
lealoui competitors shall NOT weigh againss tangi-
pc proof That you Will look carefully at the re
ports OF insurance Comm 'sSionsrs-sw State of
ncais-and thus get the truth from an unprejudictd
source.
beg to r, turn thanks forth confidence expressed
IN me and my compamcs, by the very liberal patron
age given me since opening nv agency the 18th of
January, 1878. And beg to assure my patrons that
Will always be watehful of finterests entrusted to me
and BY pl ompt and careful attention to business
hope TO merit continued liberalpatronage
Very respectfully, &c.
The daily Argus., 1876-05-11

-6-A- AA - IA \ HE y -
. Ocean Mail Steamers.
Twenty First Glass, and
up to 4.500 tons burthen Between
LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND QUEBEC
Portland an BALTIMORE. Carrying
Passengers, all classes, between principal
points in Europe and America at lowest
rates. CABIN AND SALoAN AoCOMMoDA-
TIONS UNEXCELLED.
Shortest Sea Route, Superior
Ships Experienced Officers, Displined Crews
SAFETY THE GOVERNING RULE Three
weekly sallings each way.
EMIGRANT and STEERAGE
PASSENGERS offered special inducements
and very best accommodations through to
all points.
Our age nts all over the West
can give the same favorable terms as
ourselves.
ALLAN & CO., Gen'l Agents.
Nos, q g. "a LaSalle ST., Chicago III
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RAILROADS.

Composed of the
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw R'y.
Gin, Lafayette & Chicago R.R.
indianapolis, Gin, & Lafay'eR. r.
Is the Direct Route from
BURLINGTON, .KEOKUK AND PEORIA
TO
LAFAYETTE INDIANAPOLIS
LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE
COLUMBUS NEWARK
PITTsBURG WASHINGTON
NEW YORK
BOSTON
Chicago, Detroit Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo
And to all points in the
EAST, SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST
The attention of the travelling public is called to
the following superior advantages offered by this
Route:
Unrivaed for Speed and Safety. Unexcelled in its
Equipments! Magnificent Track! New Steel
Rails Luxurious Reclining Chair Carsl
Miller Platforml Westinhouse
Air Brake,
And III fact every modern appliance which is caicu-
lated to increase the comfort safety of Passengers
Magnificent Sleeping Cars run on night trains
splendid Day Coaches on day trains to Chicago and
Elegant Reclining Chair Cars on evening trains to
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI without change
BY this route passengers will avoid delays and
lsagrecable Omnibus transfers through large cities
which makes it especially desirable for old people
and those not accustomed to traveidg and for La.
dies travelling alone. Genilemanly aud courteous
Conductors of this route are always ready antic-
pate the wants of passengers.
Through tickets can be obtained at the offices of
all connecting Roads, Baggage checked through.
BE sure and ask for tickect reading. via 1T p. Il
W" Route, from Burlington, Keokuk or Peoria
A. L. HOPKINS, Receiver,
II. G. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pass. 6 TktAgt ieoFia'
For further information in regard to Freight or
Passenger Buslness, address
W. X. CRUMPTON,
General Western Agent,
10l Main Street, Burlington, Iowa.
The daily Argus., 1876-05-11
HAIR. DYE.

BATCHELOR'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE.
best in the world. The inventor has used this
splcnded Hair DYE for 81 years with benefit to the
hair, and no injury to his health proof that it Ia
the only true and perfect Dye, Harmless, reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; leaves
the hair soft and beautiful Black Ur Brown Sold
and properly applied at BATCHLOR'S Wig Fac
tory, No. Ii Bond street, N, Y, Sold by all drug
gists
The daily Argus., 1876-05-11
RAILROADS.
Peoria & Rock Island
RAILWA AY.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE
EAST AND SOUTH I!

Trains leave Rock Island
500 a. m. South Eastern Express.
l: :45 p, m, Mail and Cincinnati Express
$50 u. m, Way Freight
500 p. m Through Freight.
Trains arrive at Rock Island
1:10 p m, Mail and Cincinnati Express
500 p. m, Western Express.
3:25 p. m, Way Freight
400 a. m through Freight.
The 600 a. IN. traIa makes close connection with
the 9 b. Il G. at Gllva, arriving at Galesburg 3 :35;
a. m. Monmouth 10:47; a. m. Bushnell I0:50;a, IN.
burlington l2::O;a. m Quincy l 40 p. Arrives
IN Peoria at 1910 Il. IN. making close connection
with +. +. Il j for Jacksonville, Springfield, ST.
Louls,and all points South and Southwest; arrig
ing III 81. Louis al ZOO m. connecting with all
trains for the South and West. This train also
connects with I P IL W morning train for Indian
apols, Cincinnati Louisville and all points via
the LAFAYETTE ROUTE.
The :45 IN ,trala makes close connection at
1alNa with {. Is. 4 z arriving at Galrsbufg LAS:
?. m Monmouth 5:f4; p. III. buehnell 6:14; p m.
burlington 100 p m; Quincy 9:1s p m: and ar.
rives IN Peoria at $50 .. making close connec-
tlon with l. Il n W, TP & w, and T w 4 w for
All Eastern points, Connecting indianapolis with
all last trains, and for l. uisvile and the SoHth.
sy FAST JlME. SURE CONNECTIONS, and
fa'es As low as by any other route.
j. V. MAHONEY,
, Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Rock Island.
). H. HiLLlARD, Receiver, Peoria,
, 1876-04-16
ShfI4.

He Ii BEING INVESTIGATED.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 15.-In the HOUSE
OF Representatives this morning l1r White Of
Tered resolution in6tructing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the charge that
Smith, tho journal clerk Of the House, had Of
fered 10 prosecute additional bounty CLAIMS for
commission. 11r. Smith, the journal clerk
handed in an explanatory letter to tbs Speaker,
which vas read. It states that, beiug 1t home
IN New Hampshire at the recent election. he
eaw that an additional Bounty bill was before
the House. and made up his miud that if the
bill PASSED to resign his official position aud fol-
lou hls profession as an attorney and in that
view he prepared and issned circular, making
the offer referred to.
M1. Morrison offered an amendment to Mr..
Whites resolution, referring Smiths communi-
cation to the Committee on Military Affa1ra
with instructions to ascertain whether Smith
hau violated my law or done any act iucon-
slstent With his position as an employe Of the
House.
Mr. Hoar remarked that the law on the en1
1ect OF Government employees acting as Claim
Agents or attorneys, WAS not the real question
IN thia case. This gentleman journalizod and
recorded the action of the House. and he vas
to have personal interest in the form and
sh4po Of the record which be made up An inter
ost acquired by hin at his solicitation. While
the Dill vas pending, it was question OF priv
neges. ind the pFerogativcs OF the House, and
tho method which it should take to secure the
honesty and integrity Of it's journal, on which
honesty and integrity arc the rights Of the
American people dependent. He Thought that
On Rules.
Mr. Aorr1son modified his resolution accord /
nEty, and the question waB referred to the Com.
nittee on Ru1es-
, 1876-04-16

How Cntarrh Ends il Not Arrested.-
In support Of tho following statements appeal not
to physicans to medical books but to every fai-
y IN the land who has lost friends with consumption.
as direct result Of cata11h neglected, the dazng
pains sometimes felt through the cheat, consequent
upon sympathetic Inflammation 0boTe, almost before
the subject Ia aware Of 1t. resolves into uneasy
feeing, dull aching sensation beneath tho shoulder
bade Or perhaps is pain in tho side and shortnsss
Of breath Might sweata begin, tbs feet and hands
are cold, tho pulse is feeble and Irregular aud tho
heart paptates and labors force the at1eam
oi 4fe through tho intricate meshes Of tho lungs,
hleo md fester1ng with catarrhal matter.
:. And now the subject awakes to consciousness OF
the real dsngcr; Of his seneglcct, wrong treatment
toms become we'll defined the die il cast On the pale
cheek consumption has set its burning SEAL while day
a&tef dky the symptoms become more deeply marked,
as the cough and e1pectoratlon keep pace with tho
continued Wasting Of tho body; the skin ssauu1es
pae. yellow tinge, through which the blue vetus
IN angular contrast: the features grow sharp, the
musclea contract, and the bones become prominent;
tne eye looks wild and burns with q strange lustre;
the Lips grow thin and pale, and tho teeth asxume
rarly whiteneas. Thus YEARLY tho days 60 by. until,
nt leneth worn out with pain and tired Of life like
deepening shadows Of evening, the pa1lor OF death
Eseas over the frarne the face nuant1es with sad
sweet Smile and the weary heart ia still forever.
Among the hundreds dying around us, mauy Of
taem u tie morning Of lfe Of consumption, more
than nau this number revert to thu time when It
Was nothing but catarsh" Thu ittle r that trckled
swollen TO river In the valley, md tt8 eurhid
bosom Is borne the wrecks Of many wasted Life.
Ihs 1s no fancy picture but the lesson IT, that tcon
sumption rarely attacks tbs lungs at the OUTSET but II
rather the sequence Of that catarrhal condition Of tho
sh1oaf &ud 1acA cavities which pxecedes It. ReadeE
, 1876-04-16

WAero to Look for Correct and EIe.
CANT Masculine Apparel.
The tailoring house OF r. j. Waisle has for
years been known as one Of tho foremost places
in the West for obtaining handsome and fashion,
able gaz1nenss- Arrays carrying q large and
complete stock OF tho finest of goods, and max
ing attire adapted exactly TO the requirements
and desires Of bis patrons, he has long been q
conceded leader in his calling. and an authority
on everything pertaining to stylish masculine
apparel AE. Walshe has now his materials for
the spring and early SUMMER Of 1876, and his
spacious and elegant quarters in Mcvickers
Theatre Theatre building present IN uncommony st.
stock shows the usual choice and extensive as
sortnent Of the best imported cloths. the styles
1or the present season leaning toward handsome
and varied plaids- There is nothing in the way
OF h1st.class material which may not be- found
upon bis shelves and counters, while the charac-
tor Of workmanship in the attire made at his
place 71ll never be othor than Perfect. The gen
t9euaan who desires to be clad in garments Of
artistic and refined design and make can never
so a1niss IN intrusting his orders to Walshe,
, 1876-04-16

raksd togesher lot OF etories shout surplus
fees that Ind not been returned, but be knew OF
his own knowledge not single thing, and Has
simply repeddllng old gossip Of the courts. The
only real purpose for which Munaon was called
reslly seems to be to commence TINT
famous rnd upon the so-called
Galens Ring, which has been ennounced
to be made here soon. The beginning is q num-
Der Of istters written to the Whito House Civil
Service Committee, raiding Marshal Campbell.
The second chapter in this raid seems to have
begun IN Caulheld's Committee. McCausland's
the court records 1t Springfield in q certain suit
which vas settlod under the administration of
Bluford Wilson as DistrictAtto1ney McCaua-
land Is the second detective imported from Chi
oago to start scandal On Bluford Wilson.
, 1876-04-16

yoo hare cstarzh. every breath o5 Dir inhaled into
no !un8s Is drawn over diseased surface; you
stuton naturally, this disease will break It. Be- thu
1sce never SO besntitul its midew touch win blanea
tae cheek and psla the lip and steal the ustre from
the eye. It matters not how much money you have
Paid nor how much medicine you have taken: what
r. Jones aGsd, or Dr. Smith DID, tho fact that your
dtse8se remains IL proof sufficient that what WIS dona
Waa not what ought to hAvs been done-
It not tho quantity Of medicine that thu
nut to Esnt and its application to the disease
Catarrh ~ not eurable by branching the throat and
nostsA With snnHa and solutions nor by dru9ging the
sJsem With alteratirs medicines though the Blood
we're htd with impurities to be gotten nd Of by slim
Mating the glands and skin: no such thing e1tats
Ine blood of ne Catarrhal subject Is ae6eef In GER
morbid secretion Legitimate result The treatment
tazatiYe, bat Tkstaru.irt
Dr.. CLEscoN PRATT,
nor 2u3 S.atast, author md only practitioner ,of
ne Alotopathlo or Restorative system OF medicine,
fres. 'A01
, 1876-04-16
CAUlFlELD'S COMMITTEE.
POOR PICKIE0.

HpteidE Dspateh to The Chicdoo T4fbunA
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 15.-Caulfe1d'a
COMMITTEES On the Department Of Justice CON-
menced the examination Of Chicago Witnesses
who are expected to probe frauds, Irregularities,
corruptions, and that sort Of thing in the United
Staten Marshal's Office at Chicago and at Sping-
field, III. The Witnesses we're t1o-ParneIt
Munson and Detective McCausland. Their ex-
animation was waterhsuL Great expectations
had been based upon their evidence. The let
ters which heralded their approach were big with
charges, bnt they have come here to tell
thus FIR nothing but the little tattle Of
the bar-rooms aud the gossip Of tho
sluma. It WAS al hearsay, shadoHy rumor
not ! ecintilla Of proof. Munson's examination
seemed for the most part to be limited to some
old accounta in the Marahaps Office during the
, 1876-04-16

WARRINGTON D. c., April 15.-Mr- Singleton,
from the COMMITTEES on Appropriations. re-.
ported back the Senate amendments to the Con-
su1ar sud Diplomntio Appropriation bill, and
moved that they be conourred in in gross.
Mr. Garfield demonstrated against that cousse,
as being unusual at this stage of the session.
The House should have an opportunity Of voting
On the amendments in detail.
Nr. Sinsaaton did not insist On his motion, and
the amendments were ordered printed aud re-
committed. -
FUENAN.
In she Purnan Investigating case to-day
Charles E. Dy ke. the publisher Of Democratic
paper n Tallahassee, Fla, testified that the $500
which Or. simpkins recently testified shout was
to be used for the election OF Witherspoou to
tho Legislature, aud was not to bo given to Pur-
man. Dr. simpkins was recalled, and, after
BaB correct.
6uTER CURRENCY.
Regulations will be prepared at the Treasury
Department On Monday for the issue Of silver
currency.
, 1876-04-16
BElKNAP,
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.


Spfefal Dispateh to Thu Chieoao Tribune.
WARRINGTON. D. c., April 15>-The impeach-
ment trial Of Belknap. the opening Of which is
set tor Monday. is not likely to proceed beyond
the mere formality Of the appearance Of tie
accused on that day, either in person or by
counsel. It is the opinion of the impeachment
managers On the part OF the House that Bel
knap's counsel will ask for about two weeks in
which to plead. The. Senate, it is thought,
yin give them week Of ten
that Belknap's counsel, at least, do not share
his confidence that he will be acquitted, other
wise the managers think they would proceed to
trial at once. It is understood. also, that wheu
they plead they will raee the question Of juris-
diction. another step the managers think un-
necessary it, as Be1knap asserts. he will bo nc
quilted and vindcatod. When the trial is fairly
started, il the Senate decide that it has juris-
diction. the managers think it will not occupy
more than q week.
, 1876-04-16

The LyonsdnIe Coat Company
ero abont introducing in the Chicago market tho
"hllnnehaha Cannet," new camel coal Of re-
markable excellence for CRATES and cooking
stoves. The Minnehahs has been recently in
troduced in New York, where it is meeting with
great favor, though sold ut a comparatively high
pr1ee-Sa4 to SIG per ton. It can probably ta
sold in Chicago at 81 to 80. Should this can
nel coal prove to be, upon actual trial, what ita
10y forever" to the consumer, and especially
to him Who delights in cheerful crate fre.
, 1876-04-16

The EIkfns collection Of paintings is a nosrtea art
feature Of this city and has received high praise from
al critics. Before taking long s8etehtpg tour Mr.
T. l. Ens will offer the entire collection Of painting.
and studes, representing his art csreer At public sse
on Tuesday and Wednesday eyeninga Of tlia weak ,t
tho art Rooms No. 1s5 Wabash avenue. Tbs loyers of
art are invited to exsmne ths pictures, which will bs
sold in fair and honorable Hs5 - psacttcad By tho
Associated Artists.
, 1876-04-16

Tbs excursion steamer Thompson Dean leaves
Cincinnati Thursday for New orieans On the arrival
Of the previous nights train from this city, and every
sixteen days during the SEASON. The sauae steamer
leaves Louisville the morning Of tho 2Ist md Cairo
the sd 8ateroomB can be secured bJ telessph 2ao
advertisement IN another column,
, 1876-04-16

Where to Get the Best Photographs.
Gentle, tho italian photographer 103 State street. Is
acknowledged to make the best photographs. He has
the largest and best operating studio in the city aud
easiest Of access. Crayons and beautifully colozed
photographs specially.
, 1876-04-16

sburgis1s ten their ride OF the story, but Wilson
'discorered in q few dsyB that there was deep
'rascalitJ behind the protests Of innocence. The
1Sohcitor had much to contend with Whitley
WIGS throwing sand in bis eyes, and Babcock was
trying to hug him from behind. AIr. Wilson
went to Canada aud secured evidence that was
the entering wedge, and resulted in couyicting
and sentencing several OF the lsading actora ia
the burglary.
, 1876-04-16
Boys Should Have Dailv Work.

Boys Should Have Daily Work.
Idlenesa teads to wroug-dope, How MANY hova
have been ruined for want Of having sonue daily work
to occupy their minds. Our best bus1uess men haye
worked out their success 1t vas not inherited Let
boy tAfoa thorough enurae at H B. Bryants Chicago
Business College and English Tr1intug School, and II
lie has the stuff In hin, he is sure rise The habita
OF industry and order hAt he acquires there arc in
pottant 1lement9 in his futpfa surcaea
, 1876-04-16

Something New for Your Walls.
While Visiting Hi]ger, jenkins l. Fa1on's 229 aud
23l state street, yesterday, struck with the
beauty Of what ia called the Eastlake also tho no r1s
paper hang1ugs. You should see it By all meanz.
, 1876-04-16

1HE19 ZIG REfy Few
who have gained 80 great reputation fo1 aki1l-
ful treatment Of the eyes and ears as DR..
Farnswo1th No, 181 West Madison street, Chi
cago. He has made some very remarkable cures
Vtere many others hare failed.
, 1876-04-16

Tho success and perfection of tho "Naw Will
is artested By the fact that other sewing
, 1876-04-16
POLITICAL,
HYDE 4 PARK PARTY


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''c'' % his duty at ths poll: G,1 1e5t = rTassd:y
LOOK TO YOUR BALLOTS.
a1PE ?ax p1aTr. aEzo II zzooDa a4l, x 9aca
q Ct csfs Of csssd .sssmbsd caa'sao d.
Of 1.s. ast a1d the ..
sia&o. LaAuIdS CAD Do dispensed With. necA&H.
q is sss.tssis sesess.to ef Al. tbs ,sa.a
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t1e welfare OF the village - a united whole.
pledge ourselves to thu support Of thu tsckpt
H. aas
1s ara capable Of seeing beyond the narrow
units OF ther c1n dooyatd districts aud that tLey
Will e1ercfao ~ proper dill Ruucs In the Interest o{ tr1s
e % 1 ao welfare and
sea.ife ssasa ne d4 9! the TEnstoss elected to
Tho eotre village. and assr such and kaoxi
edge to conduct its adaia With the sAfne scopoy an
private 6uAineAu. "
deprecate and condemn tbs eovsrt, s5steuauc
cossraiy: and unsupported ATTACKS upon the character
cpp1 public po4itionh IN vlxke. The anthors and
abetsors dsseEyo tho reposs thar motives raeFt We
know but give cxpre.aton 10 tho general sentent Of
tae cdzena Of this village IN calling public attention to
tae ayttem4to swndle annually attempted b pcrpe
tsased under IL fash Of hensst By who s>sf Gx
In tho hope Of dsertnx public attention fTpn
HHKKEAs In vsw Of the stEtngency Of tho tsaes and
Ens hHrdia&p4 A1posed upon tA1-payers< he II
Rtso1osd hat each sad etery candidate nom by
nn oonVantnn tos Trustee he requested to pledge hp
FIrstTo REDUCTION ef the talared officials Of tho VI.
Second To reduction of salaries.
1h1d-To au economical administration Of tho Affairs Of
The following ticket pnt nuniaaon by oittzsns
buse platform. ' ~ ~"
, 1876-04-16

Ladies, Preserve Your Furs.
Ladies', preserve your furs and fur-t1inmed Rar-
ments Of every description from damage by moths OF
dampnesa through summer, by leaving your address
with the wel[kuown hxttars and fur manufacturers
Meaars Bishop 4 Barnes, corner 8tate and Monroe
Streets They will sand for your f11s, aivs zeco3pts
and chArRc reasonably.
, 1876-04-16
a Fnct

now becoming pretty generally known and appreciated
fs, that the card and cabinet photographs made by
Denslo" 1s4 East Madison street. equal the best made
In Chicago ia all bul pce He haa the best arrange
me1t Of light in the city.
, 1876-04-16

DO You Expect to Dyep
you do. 10 can assure you It will pay to send fer
COOK AcLaina handbook on what will and what
viii not dye OF clean vel. 80 Dearborn street.
, 1876-04-16

Some Of the finest Instruments IN The city are now
On exhibition and for sale at Peton b porneroys 231
state street. One Of the Hazelton manufacture de-
stsucd for the Centennial is probably the handsomes
eyer brought to this city,
, 1876-04-16
Nothing fu1nnrted

in our stock of wall paper. We ask the patron
ago Of tbs people, and consult their interests
By selecting the best examples of American
manufacture at less than one-t third the price Of
imported goods. T.. F. Stone l. Co.. 2ls ststa
street.
, 1876-04-16

0ne hundred years ago false teeth
ers yet this ia attested every day 1t Dr. McChsneys
new invention thoroughly tested, has bean miro
duced BY the Doctor for securing plates firmly il
abie and reliable Only 81 = set for the best Gold
filings the finest warranted ten years. at ha former
, 1876-04-16

Three medals woro awarded at vi.
enaa phaadelphia ana New York to Henry Rochcr
, 1876-04-16
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Iundborg's Perfumes
ire Hke natural flowers and BOUQUETS
, 1876-04-16

Ozondxed Ox-Marrow for the Hair,
by Buck Rayner. makers of the Alars !" Ooloena