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NOk SALE-Bourbon whiskey -seyenty.hve bar.
r's hNe yearuld pure Kentucky Bourbon made i'm 7ih
District Of kentucky prou about I'M per cent average
y 20 gallons outs 10 hbl sold BY rcgnge low for cash
ohl, anu IN lois to SUITS purchasers Address
J. A. BEklIARpr, GVylpgtou KY
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FIT" @SFS u III ssfssii; .gessc...,v.
+ F., II 4 { 8 II. u u. t..
Houses crowded wit" our best ''s sRxf T sSfGRb&Y
! :. :: :. s &C. &C.
The cclc1rstea comedian. vii begin brief fsrewc
!" sew raj OF his famous characters '"s .!Box SfeE%f
IlOOTus THEATRE FAREWELL WEEK
IAsr UNCLB TON : CABIN UNCLE
The present Is positively
WEEK the las, week OF the won foAS
TWO derul spectacular revival cApry
with all its astonishing fea-
""'iNhhS' tures Superb scenery, in. '"o
TUESDAY prcssive pictures Of Life In NArrNEEs
DiNo's Land 20 years ago
SATURDAY ioD slaves on the stage. Al 'So
POPULAR PRICES -
~, deserved seats in Orchestra. Orchestra circle and
Bnal,,ony, my cents extra ,.,,..,. ,,,,..,,
sfEciAL MAri'SEE roNoRRow TUESDAY At i.oo
- isRE tomorrow, sllR0vK TUESDAY. stI.
ROADWAY THEATRE.
Fix SSiE S%T SA& $@gSSsSEss D''
on E 4rN,3S , 2 i No who
the mos, st recent icns PARTISAN sISsHfoS, entitled the
T.. +. +. c: {;
nssssed 81 ana '5'GiS ltbiEStE
NOVEL ' S|
and enacted by a REMARK ABLY sTiONG CAST
NJ Alfred ps@picr. Pred i. wsrIe Milne. Ls,,,kR ut
pcniston webster, James Craven. Miss jenreys Lewis
Emily Riel Ada Gilman. Alice Grey, and Minnie
fr,,ExlLEs ma,igSe ss,s.ds,y.ri %
Box once open daily nom "a VI iii IOPM
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Manager ........+.+.-.-....+ Nj PALMER
Begins promptly ats
Carriage. may be ordered a,ii
,yfcurth INSTANTANEOUS
ri,ucm ovrRwnEINiSo SUCCESS
Of THE GREAT ENonoSAL PLAY.
A. hs ihc authors oi The
ca,S cELEBi;ifEp EASE
House crowded atcvcry performance.
CELEBRATED CASE.
otSH and Tor Tor I'm DAYS Is HpvHStEg '''
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d1lantto--- ffmalts.

a UPTOWN AD'EHr'sE"s
MAY leave their fvors rHs suS at the only author
i1sd uptown advertisement Offices.
PAS Broadway. corner Vt 3ist Il I'LL y T. N. AMI
1Os est "a 1t. opposite Grand Opera House. and 7Ou
ii av. corner oi attn II. until = T. NJ
NueNtra
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s. An Argument"

We got in just as the speaker vo-
ciferously remarked: Comm, now
you herd me, watts de use teryouns
to talk ter me bout your steembote
and tri ter drau similogram with
our ralerode keers, wy, If yer trav-
il onter a stecmbote, aud she busts
herself wide open all in hecp onto
san'bar and takes up lodgin' dar
tor week or free days, whar's you
gwino to git somctin' ter ctey and
how's yer gwine to git away from
dar, 'ccpung you drown you fool
self, ell? No, gentlemen OF the jury,
when You trabils on our ralerode
an if the kars should happen TO
blow up, or the ingine run away
wild dc trart, dar you Is, right in
de woods; then you KIN scrimmasc c
roun' an git sumtin' to etc, and
llonor'blo judges, put dat down rs
enc moar pint on our side of dc ar-
giment; talking 'uout sumthIn' 10
etc always do make me feel weak
here Qlaclng his hand over his
stomach whar live, I'll sHy no
more"
Dock had the closing, and quot
ing literally from " Grants Gcstl y
which he had picked up while doin'
chores about the county clerks Of
flee, said; Now llonor'hle Jedges
you'se all gentlemen of cents, and
darfore you'sc bound TO give II yer
diet for our side the case, cause
why Ole Noah he war commanded
to build bo.c and not ralerode
kar . that pint is fully 'splaincd an
kivcred by the law an de evidence
quoted in this bate, and makes the
plnts as clear rs the midnile sun io,
The aflinitiye side"
After retiring across the street for
consultation, the three judges re
turned and announced that "thc
ralerode men beat the stcombote
men by SIX plnts."
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man, SO far, who have announced
themselves are our personal friends,
and are well and fully qualified TO
discharge satisfactorily the duties
pertaining to the offices TO which
they aspire. 1t matters very little
to us vino rs chosen, the people sell
dom make any great mistake in
selecting officers to represent their
interests, and whoever they shall
select, to them will we give our
warm and hearty support. In the
meantime we will endeavor to
hold the balances level between all
our friends.
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BARBECUE.
sts,. OF Jusy Celebration.

The citizens of Frcnchm ans
Bayou, Scott Township, bave
clubbed IN and will celebrate the
National hollyday with Grand
Barbecue. The reading of the Dec
laration OF Independence, political
speeches, and merry making will
constitute the exercises of the oc
casion. The supervision of Cullna.
ry dcpartmei is is IN experienced
hands, and nothing will be left un.
done by the managers, to render
the occasion pleasant reunion of
the citizens Of Mississippi County,
all of whom with the various can
didates, are cordially invited TO be
present and participate.
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That all are not equally sensi-
i've TO music is well ascertained
fact, but there are none who can
not distinguish between music pro
duced on superior and an inferior
instrument. Mr.. Daniel +. Beatty
of Washington. New Jersey, has
succeeded IN giving the public the
finest toned instruments, both Pia.
nos and Organs-hence his unpar.
allclcd success. None should buy
without consulting Mr.. Bcatty's
advertisement.
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wards our fellow townsmen. we
would say TO oar brother of the
Scalpel, and all Others interested,
from personal knowledge, that Capt.
S. S. Semmes is not, and will not
be candidate for Prosecuting At
ney OF the 2nd. judicial circuit dur
ing the present campaign; and fur
thcr, that he is not a nephew, but
an own son of the late Admiral
Semmes, who commanded the Ala
bama during the late unpleasant
ness.
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Masonic Celebration and
Pic Mic on the 2ltl
day Of June.

The Masons OF Osceola Lodge
No 81, in connection with the cit
izcns of the town and vicinity will
celebrate the oath. day of June
(St. Johns day to which the breth-
ren, of the sister Lodges, in the
county are requested to be present
and assist in the ceremonies. The
citizens throughout the county are
also respectfully invited to attend.
The programme will consist of a
March by the Masons from their
Hall to the grounds, accompanied
by Il band Of music.
An address by Mr.. J. o. Black
wood, to be perhaps, followed by
others.
Let all brig their baskets well
filed, so that no one may go away
hungry.
After dinner, the young folks
will find Il platform beneath the
shades, where, to the cadence OF
the band, they may chase the fleet
ing hours with light and fantastic
toes. Refreshment stands will be
on the grounds, where Ices, Lemo-
nades Ice cream, &c, will be dis
pensed. Come one, come all
+. A Garllck. |
w. p. Hale,
J. Matthews, Committee.
NJ. Heinz,
l.. Roussan.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications OF Osceola Lodge
No. y h. a \. M, viii be eld the SATURDAYS
on nr aext before, each full moon. VIZ. Jan.
~, Feb. 10. March l6,, April H.. MAY II, june
June "a, July Is, Aug. TO- sept Z, Oct 5.
Nov. q Dee Z. Dee q
St John the EyangtlsU
The Members are ordered To attend In accord
anc with the By Laws
All Master Mason- IN good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend Ry order Of
J. Il n. HALE. W NJ.
o BLACkwooD, Sec'y
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OsceOla Rain Drops.
Cool nights.

Sure enough ram drops were
thick during the week.
AT the sale Of delinquent lands,
last Monday, nearly all the lands
advertised were bought IN, and but
small amount re,urncd to the
state.
Instead Of congratulations, Mr.
7. c. Darlington received consider
able "racket" about the cotton
blooms that grow in hls field.
| Fetch 'em in Tom.
Mr.. Henry Cook, of the firm
of J. Cook & Sons, left last night
Tor New Madrid, Mo, his former
home, on visit 20 home folks and
/ friends. Pleasant trip, Henry.
The c. B. Society argumentated
the question, Resolved the Steam.
/ boats are more beneficial to this
country than Railroads. The ad-
vocates of the railroads won by six
Z pints-one quart apiece for the neg
atvcs.
Hon. T. J. Ratcliffe, candidate
for the Judicial Ermine Of the 2nd
District, spent couple of days in
our town, during the week, look
ing TO hl$in,crcst, and soliciting
the suiIragcs of the people OF Mis-
,issippl County.
The delegates from the several
townships will meet in County con-
veution at the Court House to day.
We learn that the delegates from
several townships Will come unin.
slructed, therefore we would adj
wise those parties who are so zeal
uusly advocating the cause Of their
pet candidates to be on hand, and
talk the poor fellows to death. We
shall be disappointed if we don't
see scme heavy log rolling done.
The prospects !or an abuu-
dunt crop OF corn, cotton grasses
fruits and vegetables in all parts OF
our county was never better, or
looked more promising. Every
thing and everybody being fully
from four to six weeks in advance
Of last season, IN growth and cuItl-
va,ion. The 4" "horny-handed sons
OF toll are in fine spirits, and are
working with will. The smile OF
satisfaction and the spirit OF manly
independence with which the can
didatcs are greeted by them is
Ocautllul 10 DchOlu.
Since our last issue, the follow
ing particulars of the drowning OF
Mr.. Robert Deans, children have
been received: In the notice re-
ierred to, we stated that they were
both boys tins was mistake. A
little daughter twelve years of age
was playing on the bank Of the
river, and in attempting TO stuff
the bank with her foot, she some
how lost her balance and fell in
the water. Her cries attracted the
attention OF her brother, n lad oi
some fourteen years OF age, who
was at some distance. and who
with all possible haste, arrived at
the spot just as she sank beneath
the waves. Without hesitation the
noble boy plunged in after his SIS
ter, but neither ever rose again.
The body of the little girl came up
to the surface few days since and
was secured, but at last accounts
the body of the boy had not yet
been recovered.
1t must be distinctly under
stood that'the Osceola Times is ad-
vocating the special claims of no
candidate for county Offices, and
that while we announce and "put"
each candidate it does not commit
the Times to the support of any
one in particular. True we may
bave our personal preferences,
who has noty We can say candid
ly and lruthiully that every gentle.
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CIGOrd's eacbrist:gc.-

SIHOFts' stGsst IN
the cure of Fever aud Ague this
remedy displays extraordinary
powers. Properly used, no case
can resist it, and other diseases of
an intermittent character including
that most distressing disease, peri
odical Neuralgia, have been found
to yield, with equal certainty, to its
influence. IT eradicates all malaria
from the system, gives tone and
vigor TO the whole body, and pre-
vents disease from becoming seated.
Try CLlFFoRD's FEBaIFuGE; it is
sure, safe and speedy IN its action.
You will never regret buying the
first bottle, and you will have dis
covered Il friend you can not afford
to lose. j. G. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all druggists.
st. Louis.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-15
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. r. Miller
sec'y Of state-B. b. Beavers.
Audiior-john Crawford.
rri asurer- 4 }. Churchill.
Airy Gcn'l.-W. +. Henderson
Com. state Land---J y >mithce.
Chanccllor--J Il. Eakin.
Chancrry Clerk-A x Witt.
Chief Justicc-E. II. English.
Associate Justices VIM. NJ. Harrison and
David Walker.
Congressman, Let DIstIct-L. Z. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit Counties of Mississippi, Gross
Poutsett, Craiyhead, Greene, Clay
on and Randolph
Circuit Judge l.. L. Mack.
Pros Att'y.-J. 4 Kiddick.
LEGISLATIVE
Goth Districi-C0untics Of Mississippi, Jack son,
pOiutsctt and Craighcad.
state Scnutor-B. Harris
Reprrseutatiye-J. III Williams.
COUNTY OFFICER,
County Judge Jhds Bowen.
Shot.tl-J. Is Driver
County tl rkJ. X. Z, Hale.
rrrasurer-J. l. Driycr.
SHiyCyUr--JaS. AL.huuy.
Asscs~ur--D Dickson.
Coroncr-A. W Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-15
Headquarters.

John L. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought at bottom prices for cash.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-15
The Randolph .Sca.pei contains

The KahdoTph Nco.PH c0ntain-
the following bit Of information
Mr.. S. S. Semms, of Mississippi
county, is II candidate for Prosecu
ting Attorney IN tins district
against f. Foster Brown. Semms
is said to be nephew of the cele-
brated Admiral Semms who com
manded the Alabama during our
late "unpleasantness.
With due Difference, and fully
apprecialing the kind intentions to-
The Osceola times., 1878-06-15
Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-15
Professionals.
Al. NJ, MCNElGH. 5. 5. sEMME>.
McVeigh & Semmes.
ATTGRyEss AT LAW,
s. s. SEM HNIES
.\'O T.sEs L'k0 e. HI &c.
OSCE % E.E.

OSC II % E.E.
Mississippi County Ark.
Will practice IN all the Counties of
this (2d Judicial Circuit, the Su-
prcme Court OF the State, aud IN
the adjoining counties of Tenncs-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given 10 col
lec,ious, 20 the payment oftaXes,
examining and absl|ct.ug titles,
and to whatever may appcrtain
10 Il general Land Agency.
jan. rs If.
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and fast, al
lanta, Ga

TMTC II you want TO MAkE.-,.S-fv
hUDN l. ID MONEY Pleasantly asl>t
aud fast, address FINLEY, iIARyEY n "a. At
lanta (,a
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ADVERTISING!

Ds GiLr Fpcfp CARDS, no two alike. with
- nane i1ets. pt si-iiald.fELLohe AZ 40.
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During lSs7, the publishers of The Kansas Civ
! nus distributed nearly $4,000 Ia premiums 10
subsriihrrs. sud Increased their suilscription
iirt iroh 10 90 10 over D,m0 being now The
largest Mesl 81 tle Mississippi liver.
AL questions being seftltst a 10 the l.,aii,y
oi th- dslrhutiun A. a egifima'e business en-
trllfl,e, thc llmts announces IT, upxt di.fri-
button tor Apfil -. lo.s when l. 10 I,rrmiu,ns
worm Si.Nu0, viii he atiuti,ti To sui,scfihrrs
ihe tlolhitilns consist @ valuable and ,,s,
~ anleies, ani vary from One tioliar To tlte,u
hundred duurs ~ Ut '''''
tNcty subscriber at regular rates g,ts tbr
linus Hld ais a Shnre Ia tle Apri distiihutio,L
fnf eNrtt eidb Of GaoYIn silver hdllti,y-ra-r
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lclsbh srnd 9 the club scAd lor conn.,,
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one share tlt Ailii distribution
special toties, premium Hsts, and c.unor
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!. gw MEDlcATIT Y

S5 Tp,S v Et3ETABLE RHEUs
nR. TlTR FIJI REMEDY.-Is the perscrtps
/, y aae q a,ssa gsH
.5s ssss sfssassa sn la7ss:sss
the nerves, asS"simis SSits depOsItsfn the system
trsud1g PPt2Sas bSconie &standard medi.
By merlss sar,nS ~ and money saved BY useing
dine, Snp''T Sn.r'T Rsnenlbor fthatJ Dr. Ettteratk
II ID time; S';,bvsioianJ In America rde1oting
ths0nly tRis one line Of practice. Cure
Nyears. .sS ~ advice gratis. rs 5outh F0uyu
waffan'0~' ,i'.Iq non tFigi9 lea .D0iant{a.
styaet. '-6 - -. -. 4.
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no lOAOWluS huonB tuUeo uiecosop la
which myrEavOrtte Prescription sshas
worked cures as sn:by magi ic, and with 3 cer-
tainty never before attained BY any medicine:
Leucorrhea, Excessive Flowing, Painful
Monthly Periods, Suppressiens when from un-
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, Proc
lapsus, or falling Of the Uterus. AnteyersiQn and
RetroversioR, Bearing Down Sensati6nsi Inter = :,
pondenSys Threatened MissaEEiage9 ,ehIonis
Uterns, 1mpotency, Barrehne or Steriity, Fe- h
male Weakness and very many otheE chTo9te)
In all affections of this nature, my FagoriteA
Prescription works -cures-the marvel Of.
the world. This medicine I do not extol asa
clre-all, but 1T admirably fulflls d single. a
ness of PlrpOse,. being q most perecth
specific in all chronic diseases Of the sexual sys-,
tom OF woman. It will not disappoint, nor win 4
itido harm, In any state or condition. } IA no,
d" Those who desire further Information on h
Lhese subjects can obtain 1t In The PEOPLES,
C9MMoN SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, bobSS,
Of over 800 pages sent, postpaid, on receipt.
Of $l5O. II treats miputely Of those diseaseal
peculiar to Females, and gives much vaihablk
advIce In regard to the ,nanagamens Of those
nU6CLlOQS. t.-, IrsuF Y 4fElh
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PEABODY HOTELS

The large and elegant Hotel has been re-
Gently fitted in the most exquisite style by
the the celebrated Professor, Paine. The ]
Professor exercises a personal supervision {
into the stewards department before IL is
given out to the cooks Milk and other arso
ticles of diet are regularly inspected: hence G
Notwithstanding the large number ofguests
not O. single case fof disease has occunTeI
and the invalid RECEIVERS with remarkable
facility. The Professor has TINS converted :
a Ddrst-class Hotel tntota sanotuary ,totn q
health instead Of D. pest-house of disease.
ss IS frequently the case with Hotels. ife '
ip.s has the most experienced lMansg aeteh
cater to the comfort, health and happines6
Of the guests, Instead of the ipassions fnd :
morbid appetite The charges IRE In keetso
ihgwith tle times, being q perday dbHad
rbomg and three meals Rooms withont 0
from S. 70 Sl2. Board without rooms, S.6
Per " eek. Be, EN- meal tickets for 12. l7ol'2N
i lopenf day q i'd night the ears runni,ss o
pRst ahe door esnvcy passengerst0 or nom r
any of the der ots. OF. any paft OF the city,l
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,sgaIfo0 br5vrnT 20 ,ro.~aT v7Eis .Iof9
ts zulAaJan " .g&9@Gh7 so GsDworb ssw
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Oxygen represents, 18th OF, the Iatmos-
phere; Gzone, '10O0th part. One thousand
Qaurts, or 4S cubic feet of air are consumed
by apersOn every twenty-fonr hours.
IEdroH 20 EonUDgII

+ -1ij 9jt t3i5UH ia4--dI .SpA ,EIEFGd
Seheebein named the substance whichIte1s
discovered Ozone. from the Greek, .Wpr1.
r0zein, . signifyTng to smell. He snpposesiH
that tt was Oxygen n an active 40 dhfghtyN
electro negative state. My observations 10
not warrant THESE con 6liISj 6ns. as1 sttS- a
stances lspch as Ehlprage OF, Rstassa, etc!,J v
that yield large qhah titles OF oxygen give !,
but little e5oz0ne, whife9 9otheFEt Producing
producing LITTLE or ney0xygen, Yield 1arge
quantities ofQzone. the highlE ozon.
lied erganie Bodies are Gedar w 6od Fine
leaves, Blood, etc, etc. .i;BGf NEE Mineral "
'5sits, Alum, 5urphur Ghiertne sofg Soda, 90
ETC., may be mentiensd, as agents yielding, u
ozone Y, ,abpnfance. Ozone map be man-
ufactured from, all ozonized 4boIiess by =,
chemical affinity, the ev6futfon &organfH
matter. and the rapid disintegf grafton Of ali o
ozonizedI substances, either sbyomeans OF Z
heal, electricity or other forasnpt force. a,
Uzone IS the antiseptic principle spf egely !,
substances possessing the 1powsr to preserve
animal and vegetables structures from de-
cay. The preseryatiye and purifying quail.
tiles of Salt, Carbolic Acid, Chloride Of
Lime, Alcohol. etc. .Isfe due TO the presence
Of Ozone.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

The novelty ofmodern Medical, Chemical, and
Pharmaceutical Science. No use of any longer
taking the large, repnlsive, and nauseous pills,
COMPOSED Of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredi-
lents, when we can, by q careful application OF
chemical science, extract all the cathartic and
other medicinal properties from the most vaii-l
able roots and herbs, and concentrate them into
o minnie Granule, scarcely larger than q
,mustard seed, that can be readily swallowed
TX those Of the most sensitive stem achs and las
represents, in most concentrated form, as much
icathartic power as is embodied In any, of the
large pills found for, sale In drug-shopsf Frorl
their wonderful cathartic power, In comparison
to their size, people who have not tried them are
apt 10 suppose that they are harsh or drastic III
effect: but such 10 not at all the case, the different
active niedicinah principles of, which they are
composed being 50 harmonized and modified,
one BY the 0thers, as, to produce q most
Isearehtng and; thorough, yet gently
and kindly operating, cathartfc. rSsc,
| $500 Reward is hereby offered by the pro-
lprietor OF these Pellets, to any chemist who,,
iupop, analysis, will find, In them any calomei or
other forms OF mercury, mineral poison. Or in-
ltuffouS drug.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
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Asa result he has d.scovered that dis.
eases originate Ia germs, or In p lhin wor9s,
parasites. Now ifany persons are disposed
to be sceptical on this point they can soon
be conyincedJ by the use OF a,apOwer1t1i
microscope. that this is an absolute faOt
& and not 2 mere assertion The being so9
what could be more natural than thel Doc,
tors theory, viz: t'To cure the Cdisease
you must destroy the parasites causing ftf'"
Dr: Paine, after years or study; has Been
able TO take Ozone, the great healthegivi
element Of the air, and reduce ltotosao
Catarrh, be destroying the GERMS causing
It. The same in regard to that fearful
scourges Diphtheria. and thfs disease 10
deadly simply because dR theS parasites d
causing. It are allowed, fregI the want OF
proper treatment, TO remain il the meilr !,
brane, when If they were destroyed, nature
would in all cases do the rest. Their de. y
structionr 0zonewill positively yaScoa6pYis ]
It produces better results In consumption .
than any other known remedy, and IL
used before the total Destruction of, the
lungs viii produce q cure, The same OF !
Csucer and other diseases fOzOne as q dis. y
inleetant has no equal for the body sick
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