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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

| It's painful to see with what maligniiy
| those petty officials, " no have been placed
over our canal by the foreign trustees, ven,
their relentless spleen upon such places
along the line as do not enjoy their benign
favor. The destruction Of health, and even
human life, seems TO be regarded as nothing
II 1t will crafty their undyins revenge. We
make the following extract from the Joliet
paper, which shows the course pursued by
the chief superintendent If the canal TO.
wards that place
"TuE BASIN During the past
week we have noticed tina, the Basin IN this
place has not been kept filed with water.
Duling Tuesday and Wednesday, the war.
NEST days OF the season, a, times the water
was quite low. To this, in measure, we
have no doubt can be attributed the H..
crease Of sickness during the latter part of
the week.
Now, in view Of this, we appeal 10 our
citizens, If they would preserve their lives
aud health, to kcey an eye on the stage Of
water IL the basin, aud see lha, il is permit.
ted 10 run over the dam, though in ever so
small quantities. 1t seems utterly useless
TO make complaints to the canal superinten-
dent-goveru.d by spite or influenced by
envy, he reposes ut Loekpoit under fat
salary aud looks with unconc EN- up.n the
suiIerings Of the citizens of this place. It
there was a shadow or excuse for not keep.
ing the basin full, we could look on the
matter with more nllowance-but Us it is
there Is not any,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

CHOLERA At LAFAYETTE, lathe La
hyrtte Courier says the cholera has broken
on, there. and that during the week ending
on the llth inst, there had been &c cases, II
Of which proved fatal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
Cholera CINCINNATI.

We find the following extract of letter
ia the Chicago Democrat; it is from bust.
ness firm in Cincinnati, aud no doubt every
word is tue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
s.omdom Vegetable sa.-.. r,i,s.

rlNllE subscribers have recently been appointed
every town in the county Those wishing TO 'r /
good Pill arc invited to call at our store and "a
trial boN, put mp tor gratuitous circulation Onr !
will convince all that they are the very b, 81 pill, be.
fore the public Wlll'rE& HUNTER, Igeais,
DR. CODY, T. $ Agent, jan 10 Ottawa.
Office Little Fort, and $50 Lake 81, Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

"a Office Is henIoy gwen to the heirs mi an
" pm,het' l3lere1eii IN the estate of pa,1cL
H.. Dozen late h IL Sale county, dce ea's,sf
court a. on d the ' gS 81 s = Soe county circuit
lo1 to sli coqr, hr hu order to sci, 50 n.rh PEI P,u,
reoI estate OF the estate of the said deceased a.
be necessary or the plymen, ofths deb,, anI sN Wn
yes thereof. Nl'S CaAntrs r. Srrrrrs a ln i,i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

TuE D ouEWS t:xrrcrtR MT Plyr syRrr
Der of dc Icmrcd perfectly Rlrc Tor the Empire
we learn Ms used TOR all cnhChs, colds, pam OF
- :, ~. " &c, with perfect success II is
- :, ""', ~, Give Of Consumption, but not cure
FROM ,lNs hus fairly seated L None Is genuine
Z" otheseaI Of tbs company, Mt l16, Broad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

zGholera still fingers about Peru and la
0x1e. There have been from to 6 deaths
i'5AfAy during the week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

BeSe1,s rho prefer nearing their ora Hair
rrow>JIg or being Baid-ThoNAs' MAGNET
,o,ZNo SroRrR AND lNvIGoR ,ros Is the most cf-
&c, rdy ever yet produced, tor all diseases in.
~I> 1.-THE hair 1t is en eilrctu,l restorer in all
D. Idness or where the hair hq become thin.
!. Ncei;,. agnc,ic Hair RcsIori aud lnvgoraor is
, teI, ~ To the world with the confident belief that,
W othc 1t far exceeds any compound or prrpar.
%"Ier before known for preserving the hair, or
g cit where the head has become wholly or
81 NsSld, BY thisusc the hair may he pre-sy.
{" ~ - sytlrme old age To Females, whose
p SO SNlen orcasioned by complaint, pcculi.
= 50 ~ lstatc--ncrcasc OF family, &c.---lhc
! ~ ~. 1R,stoter and lnvgonto tor is invaua-
:, .>s ~ upon application, restore TO 1t nll it,
~ T,y Mothers should mi iaa'-~s
~ ,-aJa -, h,,. oh, lJ,1n.. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
~Lauaoa III

4G.a.uagHNLguaoa yi,....... .-
striking i.cLyvocai "''-...'. ..,,s... inm iU'ysn
,,..'I,, 49,, 1T not been Tor h. excellent medic
'o''''' Erow be- m my grave; md must, IN
N'' W.T. ] truly r"'um any since o thanks 10
IuC NJ nj this priceless Iurdcur, and would
iH\O 5" dnl persons afflicted with diseased lungs
- u. = tt,nl IlArrFT ROWE
We, The undersigned. 10 certify Tint this account
Is correct, vs. beng personally ao
"''"nG all the Circumstances
on RdN,r 7 7 lnuVs0v.
Rrck on rrrrR Z MArHEws
weeks TUuNkN CRAIG,
,,,..,,, loSrpH Fans.
"' ~. i.Our Feb :. lSl7
"'''''on prblir and especially those afflicted with
""' t''.ads, anf lung diseases, are reminded that
oI Ties Dr Rogcrs NgTap nj Lircworf and
better ,Sp - Loui~ oDig hy II B,aks.,y = Co.
ctricu> u T. tor the western sinic- .ouih-west
.,,;..,.,.,,. N. thrsuut sfIrrl~ Sold also by
G. l.. TH1vrroy n,,u,.,
10" '' ",iH WmrE & HuNrE, !
king sUci8 : g SuIrB. Pam,
ment in ~ ) SNru, Nepmt.
rs create y T.. PARNLTE, NDT's.
e. W Woopuff. jolet
,'hc medicine l. not genuine, unless YOU
"''' VI ~ nnm" ct y j. -cnylir os copyright
services bottom Of The outside wrapper
pruVuTl .Ger bottle, 50 Tor s. 3.-2m
a. NJ, ~, Cor DECEINED.-G not der,ir-
U.s. '4bop'-!ay lot the tlnucIng uucuon to
o''""t" a. disease Will cure Itself, r,pcclnllyl 4
~ 0ud , consumption or liver complaint, II
Great My restored io health, YOU must use the
thuyyo,,ace and q, hmi Providence
70 h tiinn Your reach The great uud uni
;,,iso ltr remedy tor consumption, and all
- -. %gs, i now Tor sal, IN every CITY and
"''''"r: 81 N the country, and at price too
me- rauul.ord buy You have No excuse.
~ q ucEIyruug 20 -nvc your lite and health.
. Q sycd with qulcA uosirIrls or any imiu-
z Nj invaluable medicine. An Individual IN
y Su, y C., recently purchased four bottles OF
4 ~. kind ON" oi the most celebrated phys-
\ the city told the deceived patient hc must
res A,aiar'.c,r back and exchange tor Dr MS
4Jis-EHWn ot lIid CbcuW BE- not dec, We
rmrmbcrIhat Il Dr. Wisars BaI.am that cr., -
is DR.. Wistars nlt brings back the bloom Of health
- the check. lustrc tn the eye strength tu the sys
"m Joy and g'adncss 10 Oh, soul, and happiness TO
nan It's DR. N-tar's that hls gained such cele-
uy among the sick, a,to0Ishcd the world with its
fleets, auii- recommended by the bet physicians
throughout the land. None genuine unless The
dme Of Henry ll'isiar. " y, and Sanford &
Park nrc found upon The wrapper It's sold by G..
4. Thompson and White & Hunter. Ottawa J. s.
Murray Newark, and by rc-prcnhie druggists ge-
orally Wholesale nnircaiIhy II Blak.ley Il Co..
Il Louis also by l. VI BoyCc and J II Reed s.
% Chicago, on. " agents. may l. laug.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

Hon, Henry Eddy died at Shawnreto,vn
on the 2Shull., aged about sixty, Mr. FL.
dy came to tai, State a, al early day in his
history, aud al the time Of his death wa, on.
Of the last Of the corps OF the distinguished
lawyers who figured in the Illinois courts
previous TO 1895. lie was elected circuit
Judge many years 20, bat declined TIVE Of
fee. lie was , member of the state Leg.
i'laturc in 1867, in which capacity he
served with ability RJ1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20
Choicra in Chicago. reports Of the
Board OF Health show anincrease Of Chole-
IA during the last week as follows:

Avery rreo, change of TEN fafs So ~Tit Good yIw
Friday which wiuscS noe 5 white 3ia35c
in
Prices before Is f., - crn T,
tomott.-Cnisn d II r'csJourRGi. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

The New York Evening Post very mmor..
Dusty describes the aspect Of the country AZ
appearing, {" Mr.. Cdlhoun'S ewes. like a
celebrated grIdirun palace IN spain. Eyerv
part he says, political, ply seal, SCENE. and
every act, to the disturbed lma-iuati.n Of
the south Carolina Statesman, but one oh.
J,e'' ihere l. palace, it says, ia Spain,
ct vast dimensions aud rNcrrdmr Grandeur
ana "i pr"portlonate costumes, Iui. IA, IN,
>"'pe 81 " GIH'I'n, iu commemorate the
"aiit rl'm oi 81. Lawrence. IN Which hi,
instr mert was used. The patr itself
'"'h Particular room, and every ornament.
instrument, aud ptrcr If furniture ia tho
''"Ih@, was after tie pattern If tai, do.
ma'ilt ut,>h The eye could not rest upon
'"\'hm- else but tie shape ct 4 gldiIon.
yw"iyu 81 the maryrioE. |, Is equally
ME- N'Iuuun'S Necessity luuvhu!G, il. ,ycry
movement, past, current, 81 u,ic,t.
cd, in We political world, the maryidom Of
tine SoVh-the gridigun uponwhich slavery
has ora', or is 10 be-, stretched. The last
-r',l'' That has appeared to his Vision, is
the Paoac Railroad
The POST doubt, whether Mr.. Calhoun
would 2 to heaven, unless slayelry was
al.oNc4aorc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

Our Contemporary Of the Belleyi!le hd-
vocate has one advantage .: us,-he has
read the whole Of Senator Foote's letter 10
the Hen. Henry 4. Wise, while we have
thence to wade through this mass Of bonn
bast and fustian, the criticism Of the Advo.
cate is Jus, and meets cur views; and we
thence infer that what the editor says Of
the whole performance is as little out of the
way The Advocate remarks upon it as
follows;
Senator Foote's Letirr.-We have inSt
! finished reading the lriierof the llun. II. ).
/ FOoTE, L. y. Senator from Mississippi. to
Henry A. WISE, in answer TO the late Jet.
fersOn City speech Of Col. BENr oS. 1t i, a
lame--a woiuily miserable attempt II is
c0uchod ia the usual "bombas,es iuriOSo"
style Of its author, breathing throughout his
never failing suiliciency, while, in fact,
| il is but the mere>t dishwater affair. The
vehicle used IN placing thi. communication
before the pu6lc,i not exceedingly credita.
BILE 10 it, inasmuch as Mr. WISE has hardly
had time TO cool since he entered the Dem.
ocratic ranks, while the ice aud almost
constant use Of the federal biiiiuc>ga,c Ct
Senator benton, ia lis speech OF the celc.
hrated FuoTE northumberland Col. BrN.
Ten, is not much calculated TO strengthen il
before Democratic public. Bat all TIL,
aside, Senator FoorE fails 80 slgually in all
his attacks upon Col. BENTON, rs well where
he attempts to combat the Co.'s speech, as
where he makes new ou>lsuChts. that we
certainly think that what little reputation
for talent he had yet left, has suffered Sc,
vrrely.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

Total, ~ y,,,,, y;,J
The num'Cioss Of ,bia ,yo,,J Nj .ingrr is now
to the 9th ilthc Empire company, t.l76. Broad.
On WedN Jenny Lind Hair Clos" The
dea,hs re-, forpora,cd by the STATE Of New York,
~ an"I. ling above all impnntions OF hunbug-
VI I'o'' ,Bfpuon upon tn. public,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

1920. IRE Of VERvr-7Es Their. arr numerous
l,,.s N the market warranted 70 Kill worms.
''''' llr to pre- .Uulc from the ndui,era,cl drugs
&nFer"hsy nrc male. that they will kill the
overthrow illren too The Empire Company ia
treaty Ly " the legislature Of The srH,e To pre-.
I,rr. srI,t ~ possible, the mposuors heretofore
-, uIhr sales Of impure and aiu,cratei
,"'!'V' NJ this company put their seal, granted
'hHl %" "fr none but such rs nre pure and grnu.
sum he Halap1ny nre located ut l7f, Rroa lwny
ed, orva> tWnt, visiting New York will fnlit
orl g,,a,,., tlv1nta-c to take such articles of ne.
a,,',,,,',t customers rs are legally guaranteed
they reiL Ayn ORvAMEvr,L WIN Johnson,
the GovAt md mHpu'nclurcr for he Empire
,bis car, aps proluccd m article, which he calls
;'' trrrb Poisi" to hr usel IN common
!" W.T. igvrS polish tn linen collar, ho,ous
rendered Moreover, it Is sai greatly to inc.lI.
that aloucfs If IRONING. II ls oiTerd for wholesale
no, agairyt company, Mt liG, Broadway, under
Hotel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-07-20

\ SwAHF nT IouDY.-Ihe New Orleans
Della IN a HUMOROUS article in relation tc
the eNtravagaut tsicGIaphic reports publish.
ed IN the Northern papers, >ay', "the loss
q! 10000 hog>heaU, of >uGarlS indeed tie
>a"dr,l a.AiES.si 4f "" done nothing mur 5 aT
" VA SonAind, crrorommrmorarrh hi name
uItait,Js .n"iacror, he would have been sufficient
bard ,.Gou- complaints, md a. purifier of the
co., 80, world l. challenged to produce IL equal
tny genuine Rush Pill compounded from the
"ttl receipt, y sold ty The Empire Company No
rate SHdway. md ~ authorised nGcnrs through
tors United States Al Others arc spurious
u,ty ] Broddtcay, " J., Inter Ho,,ards Hoici
90 - NV Iory, Sept 3, 1919
'' su0v IT MAY coycrEv This j. to certify TINT
htenamin Rush'- lnniIihc Health Fiji. a,lver.
II tnd sold by the Empire Company. l76. Brond-
-rra, the only true and genuine Pill prepared
&C Ole from the original recipe formerly owned
,,i, u by me- and that the said recipe was nj no
w" ofmy possession, nor the secret ofihc com
dvulgrd TO any person or persons until the
- n transferred 10 the sail company. and those
Rived with 1t and make no hesitation in de-
Fran BIZ other Pills sold ~ Dr. BENJAMIN Rush',
-a,.. Health Pills, spurious, and got up to obtain
"i y dccciyng the public
trB j WINCHESTER, IL, Ann street
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
New Constitution.

Whatever may be the feeling in other
parts of the State in regard to the calling of
a convention to form new Constitution,
we can assure our friends and others abroad
that in this region it creates but little in
terest and unless quite revolution is ef
fected in the public mind, will not receive
the sanction of the county of Athens
Hundreds who admit the radical defects OF
the present Constitution, look upon the pres,
en-: as an unpropitious moment to attempt a
change. Should similar feeling exist, and
continue through 'ut the State, scarce any
Constitution that might be recommended by
a Convention could be adopted by the Peo
ple.-Athens Messenger.
FThe above is worthy Of note and re.
membrance by the friends of constitutional
reform. The >"Messenger" is the whig
organ of Athens county, and what it says
of the feelings of its party at home may be
relied on. We anticipate similar develop
ments from some other portion ofthe state;
and if there is any chance Of defeating the
call of a convention, every effort will be
used to poll the entire whig vote against it.
Ohio Patriot
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
ReDubIiCaniSm Spreading.

The Tribune says there is no fear that
the revolution can at once be suppressed
in Hungary because the Russian automa-
tons are hurled against the gallant defen.
ders. 1t is mnch more likely, that it will
be transferred to Poland. Would not that
rouse the world-to hear the tread of free
men armed for freedom once more around
Warsaw? Let the cry of Poland again be
raised, as now it must be, not by her no
bles but by chivalrius and brave Democ
racy, and 10 that last struggle of Light a.
gainstDarkness all Chrstendom would con.
vene. The gay and impetuous soldiers of
France, generous and kindly Germans,
men Of England, of America, of Italy
nay more, millions of her own enfran-
chised peasants would gather there to wipe
out the sorrows and wrongs Of Poland, the
blood of her sons, the torture of her daugh-
ters, the whole catalogue of unspeakable
outrages which Catharine and Nicholas
have inflicted upon her. The end fsuch
a conflict could not be doubtful. The Rus
sian despotism would inevitably be driven
back into Asia, where it belongs, and the
stronghold Of tyrrany and injustice, the
great hindrance of progress in Europe,
destroyed forever.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
The MassilIOn Rank-Lo0k Out.

We have on frequent occasions, hereto
fore, warned oar readers of the unsafety
Of this swindling institution-and we now
take occasion to reiterate alive have here
tofore said in relation 10 the concern.
Recent Developments induce US to place
but little reliance in its safety. A gen.
tleman who is knowing man IA.
bout the operations the concern, has put
US in possession of certain facts, strongly
indicating that some of the managers Of
the Bank, are anticipating its explosion.
The concern has now been in success
full operation for several years-and its
charter will expire within eighteen months
which fact argues well for a speedy explo-
sion. Friends, take timely warning; if
you have any of its lousy rags, send them
home forthwith. We predict ''noise and
confusion" from that quarter ere many
Wayne Co. Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
Sons of Temperance.

In consequence of the alarm excit ed in
Cincinnati by the prevalence Of Cholera,
the great National Jubilee of the Sons of
Temperance which was to have. occurred on
the 18th inst, was bya Telegraphic an
nouncement a day or two previous, indef-
nitely postponed. The National Division
of the Order met, however, in the City, and
was attended by representatives from 20
State Divisions, besides the Pr ovinces Of
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The
Cincinnati Gazette says:
Il There have been few bodies convened in
our city, whose deliberations were charac-
terized with more general ability or inteli-
gence as to the specific object of the organ
ization. Action was had upon many mat
tiers of important bearing upon the inter-
ests of the Order of the Sons of Temper
ance, and upon the prosperity of the cause
of Temperance generally. Among the a /
terations made in the general plan of the
Order, was the putting down Of the mini.
mum weekly benefits to be allowed in case
of the sickness of a member, from So to $l
and further, the granting of power TO sub
ordinate Divisions, by two.thirds vote, to
abolish the sbeneft feature" entirely.
Grand Divisions were empowered to take
the general superintendance of the Cadets
ofTemperance and kindred youthful orders
receive their reports, and direct their move
ments.
The minimum of weekly dues for sub
ordinate Divisions was put down from 81 c
to Sc.
Subordinate Divisions were granted th'
power to expel member for voting in an,
way directly or indirectly, to support tn
traffic in intoxicating liquors.
The name of N. D. was changed fror
National Division Of the U, S. to Nations
, Division of North America.
The next anual meeting will be held G
Boston on the second Tuesday of May
1850.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
Arrival of the Crescent City.

ONE MILLION OF GoLD!!-RETuRN OF
Gov. MAsoN.-CALlFoRNIA FOREVER!
New ORLEANS June II.
The Crescent City arrived yesterday from
Chsgres, bringing sl,ooo,ooo gold dust,
and l26 passengers, including Gov. Mason
and Capt. Forbes, of the mail steamer
California They confirm all previous
statements about the abundance of the pre-
cous metal. Indeed they are far short of
the reality.
The Oregon and California had sailed
from Panama for San Francisco, taking
all the passengers waiting at that point.
Nothing had been done towards estab.
fishing provisional government in Cali
fornia.
Advices from California are highly "a
vorable. The market appears to be over
stocked with everything but provisions.
There are sixty vessels in the harbor OF
San Francisco, principally from the United
States and South America ID.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20

Mr.. CLAY REQUESTED TO REs1eN.-At
q meeting of the citizens of Trimble coun-
ty, KY, on the 26th ult., in the town OF
Bedford, a0ithout any distlction of pa ty,
resolutions offered by John Robert, whig,
were adopted, declaring the emancipation
doctrines of Henry Clay violative to the
constitution of Kentucky, calculated to in
jure the condition of the slaves, by corrupt.
ing them. 1t was therefore
Resozved, That he is no longer deemed
fit instrument to carry out the wishes
and defend the rights of the good people Of
his Commonwe alth in the Senate Of the
United States, and therefore, AS the first act
of the Legislature of KY, he, the said
Henry Clay, should be formally requested
to resign his seat in the Senate of the Uni
ted States"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-06-20
Cholera Poison.

A contributor of the Pittsburgh Post, fur
nishes that paper with the following arti-
Gle on the nature and properties of the SUBJ
stance called ozone, which is said to be
the cause Of the Cholera:
"Ozone is poison. II was discovered
by Professor Shoenbein Of Basle few
years since; who considers it to be a tritox.
ide or peroxide of hydrogen. 1t is evolved
from the gases which compose our atmos.
phere, oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen, at
the anode, or positive pole of a galyanic
battery. The name of this substance was
given to it by the professor from its pecu-
liar odor; and is derived from a Greek
word signifyng to smell. Under the infu-
ence OF heat ozone disappears and it can
not be obtained from heated solutions, or
solutions of hydracids, chlorides, bromides,
or iodices, the presence OF which even in
small quantities, prevents its evolution
from solutions otherwise yielding it abun-
dantly. 1t may be developed..by electroiz-
ing solution of muriate of soda with plat
mum electrodes, by placing the gas collect.
ed at the positive pole over ammonia and
water to absorb the chlorine. 1t is absorb
ed by many oxidizable metals, forming
oxides with them; thus it is necessary to
use platinum or gold as electrodes in maxi
ing experiments. 1t is the opinion of Mr..
Lake, an English chemist, that ozone is n
compound ofoxygen and the electric fluid.
1t is agreed by all that oxygen is one Of the
elements Of ozone, but there is q variety
Of opinions as to its other elements. 1t
has powerful affinity for sulphu ur. On
electrolizing solution of sulphuric acid
it is yielded in great quantities 1.-THE E.
Electrodes ure platinum the order is very
powerful. A mouse is killed with it in a
very few minutes, and it seriously affects
the experimenter breathing it. If ozone
exists in the atmosphere in(ec ted by Chol
era, and is the poison which produces that
disease, as is alleged by DR.. Bird, of Chi.
cago, then it is simple thing to account
for the absence Of the Cholera in our own
city at the present time, as well as the
mild type in which it was exhibited in 1888
A. The sulphur, which exists in great
quantities in our atmosphere, unites with
the ozone and destroys its influence. II
ozone is the Cholera poison, the world will
be as much idebted to DR.. Bird for his dis.
covery, as to Jenner for the discovery of
8 vaccination. -t