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The Morning herald., 1878-08-15

m efs tg.r&a. 20 fasmq'is oaF
:seplo, - 9g8 J.nlaG
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
..MEDfcAf:-
q. Mn1IETABLE RHEU.

|sMLER's XEynTEABthsss tss nsrscTiD. Enmu.
Rhisassspsc' Issss e Sasst puma.
sssS,3Ps 3 saysSs!sss: 50
A. nerves, pm,,s ,plnnn;,s deposits in the system,
| y merit u nas " DS money saved BY useing
sss n suffering ama slabsr I that Dr. Filter ID
'. ass la HsTssa
.Gssssslntsd d dvics gre e a''s' 4 p''sG'N
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15

1t was first discovered by schoenbein in
1889. In 1880, Andrews and TAFT obtained
small quantities of it from Oxygen, by
means ofpressure. 1t is asserted by L0ew
and Odling that Ozone eontaips three
atoms ofOxygep,Y while the latte 11has two
atoms, and that by compressing It to one
@zene has also been p-oducedb passinga
series of electric sparks through Oxygen
Gas by applying JPotas-
sa to Sufphuric Acid; by bnrning Rhos-
phorus in Ether; or by forcing atf through
a. sPtaion OFF BleHd hns
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15

s.l rna ais ,gr'aa. 20 iaaNqie aaT
;seolo, "s 03a "l"G
Oxygen represents 18th Of the atnnoe-
phere Ozone, l000Ih partI1 One Thousand
qAurts, or 48 cubic feet of air are CONSUMED
by person every twenty-fourihoulstW "
ca jEsm9iaa auoiyaif
U5G TGi LDuJ iG'ol
+ 5choebein named the substance which re
discovered ozone. from the Greek word
.'.Ozeip, "signifying to sIneh.r sHS supposed
that it was Oxygen in an active, and highly
state. My obser1 1atioh hs'do
POT warrant tnsse sconc4gsi9nH 4 Iaso rsao,
stances (snch 'as Chtorats Of P1%tassa % ets x
that yield larg6duaanties .Sf Oxygen siye
but MtBlee tzone, whilet 9th era produdhs
SSuantities Of 0soRe, The most hig g6l Sesols-
iked organic bodies are Cedat W0od, Pine
leaves, Blood, etc., etc. Ufa The MfherA
Salts, Alum, Surphar, Chloride of Soda,
etc., may be mentioned asagents yielding
Ozone in abundance. Ozone may be man
utactured from all ozonized, bodies by
chemi cal affin ity, the evolution OF organic
matter, and The rapid disipt te4ratt0n of; oil
ozonized substances, either by ,meaps VI
heat, electricity or otnefn nferfAs 6f force.
Ozone is the, antiseptic ,princap ple lUhJeye.y
substance possessing the power to preserve
animal and vegetable structures afrom de-
cay. Thejpreservative and pumty1ng quail
tttes Of salt, Qarbolic aAcfdD Chloride "
Line, Atlsohol. etcs are due 70 the presence
o1 oLoho; ooS;;..,e;., r-yp aT4G9ggl lQOnCa ,SginEnJ
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15

LAS q result he has discovered that dis.
eases originate ia germs, or in plain woru Q,
parasites Now ifany persons are disposed
to be sceptfcal on this point they can 5000
be- convinced, by the use or q powerful
MICROSCOPIC that this is an absolute ofaci.
and not q mere assertion This being sd
what could be more natural than the Doc.
tors theory, viz SeTo, cure the, disease
you must destroy the parasites causing III"
Dry Paine, after years Of study, has BEEN
able to take Ozone, the great health-givihe:
element of the air, and reduce IT to- u
liquid form. 1t Is an, absolute cure c1or
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
1t. The same In regard to that fearful
scourge, Diphtherfa. and this disease ts w
deadly, simply because the parasites
causing 1T 81 allowed, from the want OF
proper treatment, to remain in the mem.
brane, when II they were destroy yed, nature
would In all cases do the rest. v Yheirsie-
struction Ozone will post lively aeconaPlisn!
\ 1t produces better results in Consumption
than any other known remedy, and ir
used before the total destruction Cf the
lungs will produce q oure,- The same OF
Caucer and other diseases. Ozone as q dis
infeetant has no equal for the body or sick
room,
.5ETIGTE (-hG aJAT)IGF aeElTEar
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15
PEABODY, PEA J =. .s:.sH[o'Tl.E1tIlI'' E1tIlI'

) The large and elegant Hotel has been re. 9.
Gently fitted in the most EXQUISITE styisr NY Ey
Professor exercises q PERSONAL supervision
over EVERY article Of food whtcn % comes u ss
given out to the cooks MIX and otheI 4 fr. "
ffcles Of diet are regularly inspected: nence
Notwithstanding the large number olguests
not q single ease, of disease has occlrreHS, Ss
and the invalid RECEIVERS with remarkaples
facility. The Professor has thus converted
q ., first.class Hotel into SnsancthaDy OF
health instead OF Q pest-hcuse of diseaafs fs
as Is frequently the case with Hotels ~
has liz host experienced, Managers, nv.
tentive Walters and scientific C6oks,; mMS We
cater to the comfort, health and hAPRhhssSs seS
Of the quests, instead Of the passlonnh Sa.sA Hu
m6fbid d.appetites. The charges afe IN ksep.
ing with tue times, being $2oper asy,soa 49, =
room ana three meals & kRs%s %sesiy EisaSS. pasfa
trnsn SoSr A. SslS Board without rooms, $3.50
perweef. @ 'sei en- meal tickets for 81 sr' ~.
Open day "a ad night--the, cars rnnnl.e ., e
nasf tt,e door Z Dnvey passengers to or rom
any any Of fhs deI DTS, d. any paf Of the cay. NJ
The Morning herald., 1878-08-15

.TLIEg,Ha uGdT1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-14

MARSHALL, the discoverer Of gold in Cali
fornia, has been shorn of his 800 per month
by the late California Legislature. Perhaps
it was little mean in a Legislature that stole,
or attempted to steal, millions from the PEG
pie of California, to shut off the pioneer Mar
shalls monthly allowance Of $lO0; but the
only direct effect will be the curtailing of
Marshall's daily drinks at Kelsey's Diggings.
If the spirits stand by the old man, for be it
understood that Marshall patronizes all kinds
of spirits, he may worry it through till the
next Legislative deal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-14

New York, April 13.-Gold, 1901 weak
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-14

APRIL II. 1873
SUNDAY BEADING.

''i'' " = N'''ii L i'''S IT, - '''''''>. 90
insurance company of Christianity, and r"-
minded us of a tutor We had IN c"Ii"G" "h"
used to, in his eXtenl"mnr"ur prayer,
always ask that We might h. "h""" UP
the bundle OF everlasting HE. inr book
follows the old tasid"nri rules inl h"t"rN
salvation merely atc|IiN i"r I'll" in."r'
without much Iel1renct t. iRr h-a,' ai!'
struggles OF this little word. N'met"mH
which has Its results only after """i N1I-
Walton Is deiFoGant4 t"m rHmon.n. Mt. h"t
rs secondary result. Fust "t AL, It Is d'hE
erance from SIN H'Iv1tl'n from penalty fol-
lows rs result OF beng sVrt r"u trans
grcssions. 1t il not punishment that rul's
man, but the sin that entails the pun'Shmrnn
|. IS not pam that destroys, but the tlH'>-
gressjon which brings the pain. 1t is n"
misery from which Il man nred cry t. he &C.
hvored, but from the rebellion against God
which has brought that misery Salvation Is
salvation from sin-jeliytrancr "0t of it.
victory over it-mastery and conquest OF the
enemy inside man, which is erflnI ms life
out 1t belongs to this life and this world. 1t
1t to be prayed for, sought for, worked for,
and fought for, here. In this world. Il man
may be saved, nay, must be, if he Is ever to
be saved anywhere. He IS in state Of sal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-14
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Anril 6. 1873.

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-14

THE San Francisco Chronicle is a rare old
mollusl. Having been caught recently in
some more crookedness, it plays cuttle-fsh,
and undertakes, retromingently to conceal
itself by a dirty process of directing attention
to some of chickering's Irregularities in Mis-
souri,.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-14

To oLCovicH Bs"rHne~,
Sought this Gay Sank upt
stock Of Tm:RTv ~ 5AN1
COLLARS, Thirty cents on tn
dollar Coos Wi De up there
in thirty Gays. Sell all Coos
Below Cost to make room for
This Tremendous Stock, an
8 Vo the good p op,e Of Ca son
me bencG% q Str Purchase.
Ea,ar4n 0tC0vCH.
hBov= - ~tQs 'rsELF.
LADIES. w.. , 80. GooGs az Acco,,:-
nee .*.sh .,o y. - .~.
PIC g., p. yrCr.
Taa>e ",iva, tae. .f ,".~ H,r4 Chsnc,,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-14

HAVING at last disposed of Plus TX, after
long and almost disheartening contest, the
newspapers have commenced to kill off JEFF
Davis, who is reported as Sin rapidly failing
health, " We have started in on an obituary
of JEFF, to be published in the APPEAL in 1895.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-14

Iowa has restored capital punishment,
Westward tho star of hemp-ire takes its sway.
Hear the Bones rattle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-14

Boss TWEED is undoubtedly dead, and we
are not surprised that he Is. A press dis
patch tells us that Dr. Carnochan, vi no at
tended the Boss in his last illness, & certified
that Tweeds death was caused by perioardi-
It's, inflammation Of the membranes around
the heart, pneumonia, bronchitis and chronic
disease of the Kidneys. AS if these were not
enough, we have the assurance " that death
was also caused by moral shock produced by
constant excitement, under which Tweed had
been laboring" With that combination we d
take Death against the feld-Dr. Carnochan,
Vinegar Bitttrs and August Flower thrown in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29
state of Maine.

OXFORD, SIS;
To the Honorable Justices OF tho supreme Ju.
dicial Court next TO be begun and held At Paris
within and for the County of Oxford on The
second Tuesday OF March A. ID. ISIS.
NLARA l.. BRAY OF RumfOrd IN our COunty
I OF oxford, wife Of James Z. Bray formerly
oil Fall River In the County of Bristol and Com
monwealth OF Massachusetts, but now IN parts 70
your libellAnt unknown respectfully gives inns
Honorable Court TO be informed that she was law
nully married 10 the said James q. Bray at Milan
in the County Of Coos and State OF New Hamp-
shire by Rev. George G. Soyes minister OF Tue
gospel on the 18th day OF June A. ~ Is.O, ana
That she has had by the said James Z. two child
rem who are now living viz: Stella l.. aged SIX
years and George X. aged four years-and your
iibellAnt ayers that amer their sad marTass sne
and the said James c. lived together AS husband
and wife al Gorham IN the state oil New hamp-
shire until July ISL, that they then remover 70
Fall River in the state of Massachusetts "here
thew lived together until February 1885, when he
Jeff as will more fully hereafter appear; and that
ON the fifteenth day Of July A. ID. 1876 she re-
moved to said Rumtord where she has since resld'
ed-and your hbellant AYERS ina, sue nas AtnaS
behaved herself as faithful and dutiiul wiie To-
ward her said husband yet he, entirely regardless
of his married duties and covenants, soon Al'e-
their marriage became cross anu morose 10 your
lbellant, and INDUCED in frequent bursts OF VIC
LENT passion and NJ such times he frequently beat
bruised, struck and kicked your nOellAnt inluring
her 10 such al extent that she carried the marks
upou her person for a long time, At times Striking
her with such force as to fell her 10 the eor, en-
dangering her lite and limbs-and your llOelAht
AYERS that he neglected her in times OF sickness
and also neglected properly TO provide LOT ne, her
and her children and that IN the month VI e. CO.
ruary 1876, he left your lhellant and declared MS
intention 10 20 to Virginia City, Nevada, that Tor
a short time thereafter she heard IRON nun, luat
she has heard from him but once since the month
of MAY 1876, that she has tried every way posi-
III. TO obtain tidings OF his whereabouts, but has
been unable 10 do go since July 18th, 1917 that he
has failed 10 furnish support for her or her child
rem, and that she has been Obliged TO rely upon
4. Ia tAr
out her furniture In Fall River and removing 10
her fathers house in Rumford-and your lloellsnt
ayers that she has used due and reasonable an
gence TO ascertain the present whereabouts oil me
said James c. Bray, in order that this libel might
fore inssmuch as il would be proper, conducive
10 domestic harmony, aud consistent with the
peace and morality OF society, your hbellan'
urays this honorable Court to decree divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony between her ana
her said husband and that the care ana CUSTODY
of the minor children may be committed 10 her'
CLARA Z. BRAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29
WEYMOUTH, Mass, jan. 10. rs.

Hon. John D. Long. Speaker OF the
House, gave lecture at this place last
Sabbath evening, en- TemPelance. a
full house listened with great interest to
his well chosen remarks, among which
the following truism is known to many
who have renowned alcoholic drinks as
a beverage: Temperance makes man
have clearer head, scunder health,
clearer conscience, lighter heart. aud
heavier purse" His reputation, as an
advocate in the cause OF temperance, will
draw hearers who are alive TO the great
reform. He is the President OF bingham
Total Abstinence Society. Buckheld
NAV vet furnish 3 son for Governor OF
this State who advocates the same prin-
ciple adopted by the law makers OF the
colony of Massachusetts in 1889, when
they punished by fine for each offence.
THAT abominsble practice OF drinking
healths. sn occasion OF drunkenness,
eusrreling, bloodshed, uncleanness, mis-
spense of precious time"
The tenth Anniversary OF the Crystal
Wave Lodge OF Good Templars of East
Buckheld, will occur on Jan. 30Gh. The
anniversary hiss been noticed on each re-
turn by 8 picnic supper 10 TIE .OI=c Hall
OF the first officers OF the Wave six re-
main, two males snd tour females. One
female and one male having died as
members, six moved away. Althoug h
sickness, duty, and death have thinned
the ranks, the Wave still lives.
wish to remind "Slocum" that the
lie of the Buckfeld R. R. would be the
death OF the removal of the County
buildings to East Sumner. Courts should
not be disturbed by the hum OF industry.
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29
NORWAY, Jan. %, 1873.

Mr.. Editor: - Weather numerous.
Thermometer 10 below zero yesterday.
National bank dividends have appeared
and the stockholders sre now ready 10
pay their taxes. Collectors please take
notice.
There will be turkey supper at the
vsstry of the Congregational church
next Tuesday evening, Jan. 20. The
gentlemen OF the society have exclusive
charge OF the preparation of this. and
are determined TO outdo the previous
attempts Of the ladies, who are vainly
trying to discover the plans Oftheir rivals.
A good time and much fun may be ex-
peoIed. IS curiosity will be sure TO draw
crowd.
Last Saturday evening a large party