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The Portland daily press., 1877-05-23
SPOKEN.

May 8, lat 43. Ion 46, ship Ellen Austin, from Ant
werp for New York.
May 10, Sc Of Sandy Hook 100 miles, sch Joel (?)
Fish, bound South.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MUSIC READING

DERSONS desiring private instruction in vocal
Il MUSIC KEA DING are respecttnllv in
formed that Mr.. w. l.. FITCH is now ready II re-
eeiye pupils singy or in classes at his residence So
Bracket St., corner Spring. aplOdtf
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European Markets.
LONDON, May 22-12.3O P. M-Consols at "a GIG
for money and account.
LONDON, May 22-123O P. M.-American securi-
ties-United States bonds. new S. 1867. Erie at g.
p. m. new AS 1929; new IS, LOT. Illinois Central
at 81.
LONDON, May 22-4O0 P. M.-Consol at OIL for
money and account.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-08-03
Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHo,l
County of Boise. In the District Court for
the Territory of Idaho. Second Judicial District.
David Coughanour, plaintiff, VS.. Marks Schmidt,
defendant.
ITO MARKS SCHMIDT: IN THE
Il name of the people of the United States in the
Territory OF Idaho: You are hereby notified that
there is file in the Office of the Clerk OF the
District Court of the Second Judicial District of
said Territory in Idaho City, county OF Boise, the
complaint of David Coughanour, deman ing judg-
ment againJt you in the of 50 507 90 u $. Cur
rency, and inteaest on $4,000 from the commence
ment of this suit at the rate of y per month a
certain promissory note made by you to l. S. Weller
and Louis Fuid. for the amount of 50 100000, dated
at a"erville, September "a, 1875, the particulars
being more fully set forth in copy Of complaint
served herewith. And that unless you appear and
to said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof if served within Boise county,
and within twenty days If served out of said county
but within said Judicial District and within thirty
days if served out of said District exclusive of the
day Of servicel judgment will be taken against you
by default in the of So 507 90 and costs of suit.
In testimony whereof l, A. L. Richard
E8SHl son. Clerk of said District Court, have
SE@zG hereunto act my hand and affx ed the seal
OF sAd Court at Idaho City, this 2lst day of Febru-
airy, A. ID. 1877. A. l.. RICHARDSON,
Clerk OF the District Court.
By GEO. W. RICHARDs, Deputy.
Jonas W. Brown, attorney far plaintiff.
March Is 77-60e.
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Published
r11esdayS &c Fridays
- BY THE

THE Idaho World Printing Company
uruAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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viii DOOR nook in my line, not found in my stock
time order, be procured in the shortest possible
mule Tern prices-my facilities for so doing being
%no expeditions. lJune IL. 1851
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Notice.

Notice.
MROTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ | will, on Friday, the goth day OF
June, A. ID. 1877, at II o'clock, NJ, OF said
day, at my office in Idaho City, Boise
county, I. r., offer at public auction the
sum of Two Hundred and Fifty $3.50
Dollars. to the lowest bidder therefor in
County Warrants Of said Boise county,
issued and registered prior to January,
1869. Il, w. ToMPKINs,
County Treasurer,
1 Idaho City, June 10, 1871.
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that anxious so
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ED CONSUMPTIVE POWDERS. These powders
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FREE TRIAL BOX.
We don't want your money until you are perfect
" satisfied of their curative powers II your life is
worth saving, don't delay in giving these POWDERS
trial. as they will surely cure you.
Price for large box 800, sent TO any part of the
United States or Canada by mail on receipt of price
Address,
Ash eRc RObbin@
$50 FULTON STREET BRooKLYN. v, J
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The Splendid Gifts OF the Catho-
lies OF HOih IIenIspheres TO
Plus IN.

RoME, May 1.-THE jubilee of Plus
IN. brings thought of dusty pilgrims
with staff and crook and bag to Rome,
the center of the Roman Catholic
world. We who live in the old city
recognize new corners by their red
guide books and their evident look of
being sightseers. They come from all
nations Of the world to lay down offer
ings at the feet of the Sovereign
PontiI. Although many have arrived
aud more are expected until the third
of June, which is the tiftieth anniver
sary of the Pope's conservation as a
bishop, il is estimated that the numb I
will not equal that of the spanish pIl-
gJimage last autumn, which was 1000.
The various rich and singular gifts
that the pilgrims bring TO the Pope arC
all tn be exhibited in gallery of the
Vaticsn, which was one of the LNggie
or Raphael. The exhibition will last
one month-ffom the twenty-first oil
June. Showers of gold seem to rain
upon the Vatican, and all the riches Of
the world and the glory OF them are
represented in these gifts, which art
humbly offered by the faithful at the
feet of Plus IN. There are eco Eng
hsh pilgrims from the aristooraoy bring
ing twenty thousand pounds sterling.
Americans, headed by Arch bishop
Wood, OF Philadelphia, Bal J, OF Bal
t.more, and the representative of Car
dinal McCloskey, of New York, bsins
ia all $ii0. 900. There is box OF un
set diamonds from South America, {
gold cup from Lyons, two keys, half I
yard long, one OF silver and the othel
gold. symbols Of tue ponnfical power
from Clemonts gilt oak throne
covered with ancient sculptures, and
Sc. 600 francs from Marseilles, and threl
purses of gold, one for poor priests
oHs for the seminaEies, and one to 70
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greenhorns for years by his wonderful
and mysterious performances. He was
paid ten thousand dollars to go to
Europe and set up a ''bewilderiIg
biz" But alas, slasl woe of woes !!
The great and Immaculate DR.. Siade
came 10 grief, and the "bewildering
business" went into bankruptcy. I'm
happy ''mejeum," why didn't some
kind spirit warn you not TO go to Eu-
ropel And when you were thrown in
to prison. why were you not released
by a spirit! Such a thing did
happen once. II seems to the meek
Hard Brick" that when a medium is
IN such a strait as nothing but spirit
could drug hIm out OF, then they leave
uim 20 ms philosophy and his fate.
Slade was arrested for fraud and IL was
proved that he wrote tic messages
which be professed were spiritual
manifestations.
Spirit mediums" profess n com
munIcate With those y no have departed
this life. am authorized to make tkt
following proposition which has beer
| made before, aud is open to AM
Medium in the world: A certain In
| dian chief, on the eve OF removing be
yond the Mississippi, sent message Z
| Capt. John III. 20 meet him at certain
place, ia order 20 give the chief an OPP
| por.unity 20 reveal An important secret
Two hours before thu meeting the chic
| died suddenly Now, fang medium vii
correctly ans ~er thee questions relating
10 TINS trun -uctiCn questions Of ia =;
| whICn are u bc enclosed in an envsl
| opc and presented 10 the medium i
any committee Of impartial gentlemen
| will pronounce the questions an
swered, The medium will he paid, il
tha City OF Nv York, the sum q
$50, 600 The ab"yc offer is made i
good faith 10y gentleman of spotles
integrity, and the money will he pal
to the successful medium rs certain q
to II, ROWS sun will rise
HARD BRICK.
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purchase the ecclesiastical properties
frJm Lisle.
One Of the gifts is an album richly
bound, the leaves of which are bank
notes. A society of workingmen sends
a silver statue of Jesus as lsborer;
and the ex-officers of the pontiical
army have sent the Pope sword. The
Belgians send thirty affairs for poor
churches, and Swiss pilgrims bring NO
less than fifty silver watches. The
clericals of Venice send a magnificent
chandelier wrought at the glass factory
of Salviste. This is described as an
srtIstic wonder. It's diameter is 2.70
meters and its heighth four meters-a
meter being little more than yard.
It is decorated with wreaths and bou-
quets # glass flowers in various cOlors,
with appropriate inscriptions, with the
Papl tara, and with the lion of St.
Mark.
The third Of June, when the princi-
pal festivities will take place, comedies
| strangely enough with the national
/ holiday, or the Festl Della Stento.
/ Both parties, clericals AMI liberals, are
! iudlciously taking measures to avoid
disturbance in the city. The fireworks,
which are always displayed from Castle
/ st. Angelo, will be omitted this vear,
and the Pore has ordered the jubil, {
to be observed the day before.
The Piazza Della Minerva, which il
the rend,zvou. for the pilgrims, ard
where there is a good inn, of winch
they have taken possession, gives tlt
idea of an ctm0graphical IN Iseum
There is the picturesque costume 81
Normandy and Brittany, the CracovieI
dress, and that Of Holland. The Frencl
women seem to be all dressed in blacl
luster and TO wear Caps on their heads
A number of these were crowdinl
around their bishop the other day il
the public square To kiss his hand
Some policemen in their black am
orange uniforms stood looking on, ant
to give color to the scene at the Churcl
Of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva was tn
carriage of some titled clerical lad
with its crimson-drcsscd outriders. II
add to the fatigue, many Of the Frcncl
pilgrims have gone To Naples to see tn
miracles of the liquefication of tn
blood Of San GennarO. The annivel
sary of this miracle took place la,
week, hut in order t. crafty curinsit
it will be repeated. -Neto York E'ceniR
. | Past
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Mediums who Have Come 10 Grief
A Proposition for those " lao Have
Not.

For several years there has been n
fatal epidemic in the exposure bust
ness, and many immaculate mediums
have come TO grief Last year the
celebrated Mrs. Hull was stripped of
all her naturalization wonders, and
shown up as n bare-faced charlatan.
This innocent medium would enter n
curtained space and sit down with a
part Of her dress visible which would
be pinned to the curtain aud carpet TO
show that she did not move from her
position. She did wonders, and the
spiritual SITS were serene and happy. A
party OF wicked men determined to
solve the mystery, which they did by
seizing and dragging forth the ghost
Mrs. Hull, In spook's attire. Mrs. Mar
kee, another promising saint, was ex-
posed and thoroughly disguised by
being foroibly drawn forth and
shern of her spirit habiliments.
The gentleman who had the darisg te-
meTity 10 do this carried sore head
for several weeks, caused by the vir-
tuous but indignant Mrs. Markee, who
stood guard over the spirits, whacking
him with q chair. Last week Mrs.
Wilson, of New York, had great
s'power" and ''materialized a spirit
that acted in very unspirit-like man.
ner. This stsinless spirit" wore q
mask. A gentleman from the audience
asked If she could speak through it.
She answered: "Yes, and spit in your
face, too"--and she did. This was en-
'tlrely too natural, and led to the trick
being discovered. The spirit was Mrs.
Wilson, and the mask she wore was
made of fine, hesh-colored netting. Ia
England, last month, q gentleman
passed two hours with ''mateTsalized
spirit, and received much valuable in.
formation. He was informed that
there were no pianos in the
sispirit land, and that watches were
unknown. The spirit was compelled
70 borrow dress from the medium
before she coald present herself 70 tbs
gentlsmen. Mrs. b. infers from thil
that the ''spirit" land would be gooG
place for dressmaking establishment
You can marry, but il Is rarely done
suppose from this that most men ar,
satisfied with their experience Will.
upon earth.
Nearly everyone has heard OF tbs
IITepiessiole DR.. Slade, Of New York
He has bev'ldersd the Solons % ans
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The New York Tribune gives q
rather formidable list of churches in
that city upon which mortgages rest.
The Presbyterian Churches there are
in debt S706. 600; Reformed. S644,-
900; Protestant Episcopal, $3.50. 900
Roman Catholic, 229, 900; Baptist,
$ai2, 600; and other denominations
enOush to bring the total up to nearly
s., 400, 900. This state of things
ought not to exist. As we have fire.
quently remarked, it letters the ener-
gies of Christian organizations to have
these material burdens to carry, and
the lessons that the hard times have
brought to individuals ought to be
needed by church societies also.
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Prince Louis Napoleon is causing a
deal of worriment to his doaiing
mamma by his over studious habits.
lie takes little exercise and goes little
into society. A. present he Is hard at
wosk studying up the civil service
machinery of France, with keen eye
to the chances probably that the pres
ent political complications afford.
Mother Eugenie is reported to be match
making in his behalf, and is anxious to
see her son married before his twenty
second birthday. A daughter of Queen
Isabella is knitted st as among the pos
sibilities; but the Prince is so intent
with his studies that the trouble Is to
get him 10 do the necessary csurting.
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Cornwall on the Hudson, New York,
has recently opened new and beauti.
full drive across and through the noun
tains to West Point, resembling in
many places the celebrated Corniche
road from Mentone to Nice along the
Mediterranean. Among the attractions
of this neted summer resort is an ex-
cellent circulating library of $500 vol
umes OF choice English literature, and
a pleasant, spacious, airy reading room,
supplied with the daily papers of
Charleston, Savannah, Baltimore, Mo-
bile, New Orleans, and other smaller
cities. Its president and vice president
are the noted authors and writers, Ly-
man Abbott and 4. p. Roe.
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DIR. Townsend's Ok
ygenated Air will pur-
lily the blood III one
third the time that any
other known remedy
Can WhyY because to
inhale OXygenated air
it goes direct to the
l. ngs and passes
through the ii ues
and comes in direct
contact with the blood
| as it is forced into the
Lungs by the action OF
the heart. All the
blood in our veins re-
turns to the heart every
fur minutes il the
/ blood is good, and
| forced from the heart
to the lungs, and the
more Oxygen You in
hale into the lIngs the
more you purify the
blood. When Oxygen
comes in contact with
the impurities in the
lood it carbOnizes
a n d burns, causing
the blood to be heated
so that il warns every
/ part OF the body, as IL
goes on its revolutions
| through the system.
II your blood is pure
YOU cannot be sick.
1 We drive Mercury and
al other impurities
| out OF the blood. We
| guarantee to purify
the blood in one-third
the time Of any other
known remedy.
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/ now offer for sale the pest market garden
and fraIt fzrn In the State Of Texas, with sI4 ti'y
improvements, with every ConN cLlrI.'c &'tarii'-G
TO the place, except the present Er"M.Eg crops,
within three mites Of tL- city az AuSIt IL AutIh
eide OF the Colorado rye.- For fuTiHr. iui"r' a
tiUn and description o. the properly, cali On ii.
b. SWEENEY, No. is Congress Avenue, op-
posiie Avenue Hotel.
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6972 Cash friZes. amounting to $4,000.
Whole Ticket $40. halves Is, quarters $2.50;
II Tickets $l0O, S3,s Tickets $3Oo, son Tickets
$500.
Remittanccs can be made by mail, express.
daft, p. o order or registered letter. made pay
able 10 Il. W. Borrow x Co. All Communications
conn c'ed with the distribution, orders FOR
tickets and application OF agents TO sell tickets
should be addressed TO
e.. w. BARROW g. CO.,
General Managers,
Courier-Journs brilding, Louisville, Ky.
Rem mber AU.nst 30. No Time for
Delay Now.
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DUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.

BY virtue OF decree OF the County Court OF
Travis county, made on The first day OF June,
\. ID. 1877, in the cause John ii. Hamp on ".
Vim. II. Hampton q al the. undersigned com
missioners will, en- the scventc cen h day OF July,
1871, at the court house door, i'll the city OF Aus
TIN sell "a cash, bal ne in 6 months Nth bond
and good security TO the highest bidder, ut pub
lie uuctjon the Hampton Sock Of Horses GRAND
cd and c phIntd in Hnc. raised on the range
between the town of RHgdad a'gG the Colorado
river, h ing the proper y Of the parties III said
suit, and consisting Of about fifty head to be ex-
hibiicd at sale, and Of the ungaihercd balance Of
the brand, VIII ch will be sold as they run 4 the
range The sole s for the PARTITION OF the pro-
ce,ds among the parties to the suit. Let AL
who would buy bargain come TO the sale.
j. H. FAUBION,
=. MASON,
THOMAS ANDERSON,
jc29 DIT wit Commissioners.
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DIOR SALE.

Florence Steam FlourinE, G-ist and saw Mill.
Gotten Gin sud Press, IN " ii.alissuu county, Al
the head OF the Su.adO FIy-r. situated III - line
wheat-growlEg country. There arr tWJ buildings
for mill purposes two stores high: one 2lN3i
feet, tie other 1879 feet, with thrrc aCrcs OF
land. Also. Il dwelling house with six rooms.
Engine 10 horsc pos, e. Two cts OF surrS, douOic
reei bolt Is feet lung the rct(s are cloth. with
DHtIOur Dutch anchor boiling CioIh; al! run by
GEAR. The whole machinery Is complete and IL
FINE running order great bargain can be
bought by Immediate Applications 10
NJ Is. SWEENEY,
ocS 7lJ Congress avenue. Austin, Texas
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LAMB AGENCIES.
FOR SALE.

A farm Of rs acres, with all the improve
Blancss river fhis nIae: is well incIosed with
stone and oUdAr fence, frame dwelling house,
with euthouses and cisteru; plenty OF timber
and fine pasture, 200 acres divided into two
pastures; a nice young orchard, and splendid
range for sheep. Csli on NJ. b. sw EENEf.
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DIOR SALE.

222 acres OF land and iUI ;Uvcments, mile;
southwest from Georgetown, VII ansOn county
and near the read from Gcori etowI 10 Austin;
ia acres OF which il enclosed with a stone
fence five feet high, pa feet vide 10 acr-s IL
cultivation; splendid land and in good neigh
borhood, in fine, healthy country; plenty vi
wool and water. lou Nould do well to cx
anime the farm, il wish TO buy. Call on Mr.
Jar. es Knight, of Georgetown, who will show
you the place, or cal ON
NJ L. SWEENEY,
IT'S Congress Avenue. Au-tin.
Also, several fine dwelling houses in good
cations for sale. Apply to
ocs NJ B SWEENEY.
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1850 acres OF lznd, with stock and improve
ments, IN Guadalupe county, xix miles frcrl
Hingsb9ry railroad station. near 70 church AHo
.chool house; hne foIstBCk
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1875 acres, 800 acre- farming land, with I'm
proyements, plenty OF wood and water, fine pas
ture, twenty-five miles west from Austin, II
Travis county
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CARRIAGES and haggieS OF al descriptions
~ also. family second zEd csrriagcs a bot
ton eEnrss. Spring and fern wagons 70 ex-
change " con. 81 Il PAGGFS, Feezn strest.
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E1oR SALE.

1874 acres, wiki ali the ImpruvCEivuts, two
miles from ElgIn, on the Central Railroad, II
Bsstrop county. Cal and get Gar-A.n.
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I oST.
Hcairight certificate No. 366 for one-third
league OF land, issued by board OF land commits
sioncrs OF FoIt Bend coHnty, to lIvings'on b
Grice. II not heard from within the time pre-
scribed by law, application will be made 10 the
General Lad Office fer duplicate
WALSH & DOYLE.
Agents for owners.
Austin, May 81, 1877. maa0w9t
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z, Whys because Inhala.

! Why? for the same
reason as given above.
/ The Bronchial Tubes
are simply conductors
to carry air to the
Lungs, hence lnhala-
ton must go direct to
the seat OF the disease,
and II you will follow
! our directions, We guar
antee to CURE Bron-
chitis.
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LHOR SALE.

II
At great bargain. Ten city lots, six inclosed
Tor gardening purposes, where there IL acease-
,ss demand for the produce of the soil Ten
anted houses drawing rent; stables and out
houses. nice family dwelling, with furniture,
suitable for from ier hlc. a 1t ere with small
stock of goods, connected, and conv, nient "a
the largest military post on the frontier. i an
in need If money and will sell this real 90 tate Of
II very low figure and on easy terms, requiring
only ha'f o pa chase money IN hand. - :
je20d lw&wlmo JOHN MELLIFONT.
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DIR. TUTgsS SARSAPA stILL1 AM
QUEENS DELIGHT.

forming the most power fpl altersrive known 70
Medical Science Tor the cure Of old lceTs anc
Sores, Diseased JoIu:s, Foul Discharges from
the Ears and NCStrils, Assesses Skin alice
lions, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Kidney Comaints,
Evil affect of Secret practices Diseased Scalp.
OiSorcered Liver aud spleen aU1 AL Diseases
IhSt center il the blood II 20 =. SEES the &
cuiiar properly or imYarin NJ faiE o9nplexion
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Can be cured. Why
D C use we have
cure hundreds OF
cases, some OF them
being given over TO
die by all physicians oil
other schools of prac-
tice. Consumption is 3
disease of the Air pas
sages, and over .wo.
thirds of the causes art
caused by Catarrh,
We guarantee a cure
If you will come in sea
son.
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MISCELL ANXIOUS.
WHAT rs luEEH'S DELIGHT?

uis aplEpt that grows in the South, and is the
oniv Scfus blood purifier ever discovered, by
which all diseases that center N the blood can
be "a dical-d 81 once and forever. Il expels for
life all St-ofGlous, Syphil TIC, CutAneols and
Rheumatic IfIec' ions and i the ONLY TRUE
HEMEDY for TIN class OF diseases. Alone, !;
Il Il searching Alternative. but whtn combined
other roots ard herbs it beooTnSs blood II
fer uEsnrpass..lle aid unsQuAled such Is the
rom hfn~r1rr Of
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Bronchitis!

ALL Err S o. S
that read this are in
vlted to send for our
large and beautifully
ILLUSTRATED Paper, sent
free to any address.
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Why? because Asthma
is q contraction of the
rome h ial Tubes,
| caused by inflamma
ton and irritation OF
/ the mucus menb ane
lining the Bronchial
/ Tubes. Use Oxygen
ated Air as we will di-
rect, and we will war
rant 4 cure. We have
/ cured cases OF 20 years
standing.