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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Serious Fall.


GARDINER, June 29.-Capt. Elliot, we'll
known pilot, fell down the hatchway of the
schooner Joseph Baymoore on the Goth inst.
during the passage from Boston, breaking three
ribs. He was sent to the Massachusetts, Hos
pital
Drowning Accidents.
BRUNSWICK, June 28.-Fred A. Briggs of
Boston, Is years old, pupil at Franklin
Family School, Topsham, was drowned today
while bathing
SAco, June 30-Fred Richie of East Cornth
for about two months clerk in the dry goods
store of Durell & Co. of this city, was drowned
in the Saco river while bathing this morning
The body was recovered after beisg in the
water few hours.
BANGOR, June 30-A little girl named Sulli-
van, daughter of Jas. Sullivan, fell off raft of
lumber in w. f. Pearson's dock this afternoon
and was drowned. Body not recovered
Kittery Navy Yard.
PORTSMOUTH, June 29.-Work at this yard
is virtually suspended, another discharge of
workmen taking place today owing to lack of
funds
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, June Post offices establish
ed-Reed Plantation, Aaroostook county, Sarah
j. Clifford postmistress
Postmasters appointed-Elsha Small at
Bowdoin Certre, Sagadahoc county.
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THE EASTERN PROBLEM.
Austria Determined to Occupy Bosnia
and Herzegovina-Dissasis faction of the
TmrLs

<Ausarka DCtCFMAutO 10 OCCupy OBnla
and Herzegovina-Dissati sfaction of the
Turks.
LONDON, June pa despatch from Berlin
day unanimously authorized the Austrian &C.
cnpation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the
Turks alone raising objections. The congress
agreed to grant the Turks hating stations on
the road to the Balkans, but they. will not be
allowed to be quartered on the inhabitants.
II objections are raised t. the acts of the
Turkish generals in command, the cOnsols will
demonstrate, and if no redress is obtained they
will forward protests to the ambassadors at
COnstantinOple.
BERLIN, June 29-When Salisbury at the
congress urged the admission of Greece to ad.
vocate her own interests on the ground that
the Slav element had an advocate in Russia.
The Turkish plenipotentiaries declared that the
Porte was the sole representative of the Slav,
Bulgarian and Greek population of the o to-
man empire. The congress sat today from
until 4. As p. m. Gortschakoff was present.
The Greeks were admitted.
ATHENS, July 3O.-A telegram from Syra
reports that the fighting was continued at
Apocorona and several Turkish men war
took part in the conflict. Armed Musselmans
have campsd on the outside of Canea and de-
mand the dismissal of the governor of the is.
land.
BERLIN, June 30.-In the Congress yester.
day M. Delyaun, Greek plenpotentiary, sub
mittod memorandum, The reading Of which
occupied an hour aud quarter. The Ron
manian delegates will be heard tomorrow. A
series of preliminary deliberations presided
over by Prince Hohenohe began Saturday.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 29.-It is understood
that Austria will persist 10 the occupation of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Turkey will proba-
bly, confne herself to protest which Safvet
Pasha has already made to Count Itchy, the
Austrian ambassador A later telegram seems
to indicate some disposition on the part of the
Turks to compromise. 1t Is asserted that the
Turkish plenipotentares will demand that on
ly portion of the territory will be occupied.
LONDON, June 30.-The Times despatch from
Pera Friday says it is stated that the Porte is
disappointed with Carathedori Pasha, its plen.
ipotentiary to the Congress, and possibly Safret
Pasha will himself 60 to Berlin with final ire.
vacable instructions Should the Congress re-
suit unsatisfactory to Turkey the opposition
will probably attempt rising.
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assurance, for such allegation will be neither
established nor disproved by evidence of the
number of men killed in the Felciana parish
es, whether killed because they had stolen
property of Others, or because others sought to
steal their votes. The committee is, therefore,
constrained for the present, respectfully to de-
cline compliance with your request to have
subp9naed as witnesses the several persons
named by you.
Sherman's Reply.
The Secretary of the Treasury furnishes the
following for publication: With respectful de-
ference to the Investigating committee, Sscre-
tary Sherman refused to give to the press his
offer of testimony made June until the COM
mittee should act upon it. After long DELAY
without notice to him, a paper is published to-
day purportng to be the proposed reply of the
committee to his formal request, in which he is
denied the right to prove the very gist of the
whole matter whether or not there was free
and fair election in East and West Felciapa,
and the subcommittee is in Louisiana acting
upon this construction. The pretence that he
cannot prove that there was not free and fair
election because he denies the writing of an
imputed letter is frivolous to the lass degree
Whether he wrote the letter or not, the real
thing that the committee wants to know is
whether there was actual fraud and violence
IN these two parishes to justify the Returning
Board in what they did. If so, it is the end Of
the inquiry. If not, and if the action in Lou
isiana was unlawful and improper. then it
may become material to ascertain who partici-
pated in this. The whole affair has become
ludicrous burlesque, travesty on business and
fairness
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A pigeon shooting match at Andalsa. Pa,
Saturday, between the Narraganset and Phila-
delphia gun clubs, was won by the former kill
ing SO birds out of 125. The Philadelphia club
killed 90.
Treasurer Gilfllan says there is no dscrep-
ancy of nineteen million in the treasury ac-
counts. Hs says that the amount was trans
ferred in June, 1865, to various assistant treas
urers and United States repositories for public
purposes, every dollars of which has been &C.
counted for and proven by himself and other
accountants.
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European Markets.

LONDON, june 29-12 80 P. M.-Consols at 96s for
money and account. s ava
LONDON, June 29-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, 67s at 1919; new SIS. at
0s new as, 107 1040s at 11O4 Erie 155; preferred
80; Illinois Central S33.
LIVERPOOL, June 29-123O P. M-Cotton market
IS dull and unchanged; Middling upands at Sid
40 orleans at 81 sales 5000 bales, including 800 bales
l9r speeniaton.and export; receipts $3.50 bales in-
Futures l,s2 better; June delivery 3-16d; June
and July 3-16d also 7-32d.
s. Flour at % IA; Winter Wheat at $50 10;
spring 90 at 8 g 8 California averages at ii a
IL CUB at 10 g 10 81 Corn at % 8; Peas at 81 a
81 3. Provisions, &c-Pork at 45; Beef ~; Bacon al
q 9 81; Lard at So. Cheese at As. Tallow at 81
8. AtSL0ndon TalloW at SO "a $50 ~ "
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Havana Market.

vorable news from abroad, duness prevails There
IS little inquiry and prices are weak; stock in the
warehouses at Havana and Matanzas $4,000, boxes,
s36p0 bags and 1000 hhds; receipts for the week
leoO boxes, 1900 bags and 754O hhds exports during
the week were 2se) boxcs 977O bags and 6617 hhds,
OF Wnich g2o boxes and all the bags and hhds were
10 United States No 10 to - at 60 q u reals gold
per arrobe; No 10 To- 20 ST @ 81 reals; Molasses
spgaF NO to 10 at 81 6 % degrees polarization
o. " OF res,s Muscovado Sugars common to iair at
hhds at "a 0 81 reals. "'>0' anu
Freghts fiat; loading at Havana for United States
STATES % DoxSugar at s74 q 90 currency; HID Su-
ear 70 e9 ou currency; osding at ports on north
coast porth for the United States at per hid
Spanish gold 2134. 80 4ui0''
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THE LOUISIANA UB-COMMITTEE.
Gov. Packard Tells the Story of the sub
version or His Government.

New ORLEANS, June 29.-The subcom-
mittee of the Potter committee heard the
testimony of Governor Packard today. 1t
rehearsed the proceedings of his election to
the Governorship of Louisiana by the people
and its confirmation by a legally elected and
consttutonally organized Legislature, the
same Legislature that elected Kellogg to the
Senate of the United States, had he (Packard)
claimed that Hayes title to the Presidency
rested upon the electoral vote as announced by
the Returning Board of Louisiana, then his
(Packard's) title to the Gevernorshp was
equally correct. rhe1only reason he was obliged
to give up the Governorship was because there
was an armed mob in the streets which with
other influences induced several members of
the Legislature to go over to theNichols organi-
cation, which was sustained by Hayes.
Packard believed the Harlan McVeagh COM
mission came to New Orleans to break up his
Legislature, but had no evidence except COM
mon rumor that pecuniary or other means were
used to that end. He received no replies to the
letters he wrote to President Hayes.
Packard said if the President had recog-
nized the decision of the Returning Board he
could have maintained his gov eminent without
the aid of regular troops.
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DIED.

years months, 1879 "e0 ~
Funeral services this Monday afternoon at o'clk,
vate. ''' O''A' pr
In this city, June 30tb, Mileretta wife of Arthur
draham, aged SO years months IS DAYS
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
of the family: wv ''A
In Topsham, June 20, Fred NJ Briggs, son of L. G.
ana Hattie =. Briggs. aged l6 years months
Notice of funeral hereafter
NJ, IN Harrison, June Is. Frederika NJ wife of Geo. f.
Whtney, Jr., and daughter OF f. E. W. and Mary
u. Body, late OF Westbrook, ageu % yearsi
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Ebenezer Knowlton of West Ossipee, N. H.,
formerly well known citizen of Essex, was
thrown from his cerrlags Saturday afternoon,
receiving injuries which it is feared will prove
fatal.
A fire at Fredchtowp, N. j., Friday night,
burned the dwellings, including the spoke and
wheel factor6 of Duke & Brother, drug store,
a large hotel, the Frenchtown Press office, a
furniture store, bakery, saloon and several
other store sheds.
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salesi at Auction
Bank Statement.
New York Stock and Money Market,

NEW YoRK, June 29-P. M.-Money closed at per
cent. on call The bank statement is again decided
ly favorable.
Gold opened at 1909 and closed at 1909, the ex-
tremes of the day. Loans ranged from per cent.
to fiat, closing per cent
Specie shipments for the week. S5O000, silver bars
and $s524 gold; since January /, 1873, $3.50,
same time in 1871 $2o,2s26s in 1875, $3O022 liz;
soS l29; in 1872 S376S7 ,6i4 in 1871, $44,73O Ais.
Sterling Exchange is firm and has advanced. We
quote bankers asking rates. 60 days bills 4S6 Der
of $4s665 par vaue), and on demand $4ssl. against
$4S5S g 4Sl3 one week ago. Commercial bills 1881 a.
4s4 gold, 4S73 a 48S currency.
National bank notes received for redemption to-
day. $4,000; for the week, $5,65eOOO; last week
$5,sSO,o National BANK circulation outstanding
currency $323OS0 900: gold notes, 100000. Last
Saturday, total, 1924, 6lO,O 900.
Ihe stock market opened firm, but subsequently
partial rally portion OF the decline being recovered
The sales to-day were: Pacific Mail 1890 shares.
Western Union 1000 shares, Northwestern 1890, do
preferred 1000, Rock Island 5lOe, ST. Paul 1000, do
preferred 100, G., G. & I. G.. Eric $780, St Jo-
seph =, preferred =, Lake Shore 40 500, New York
Central 400. Ohio 8 Mississippi 24OO, Wabash HOO
Union Pacific -, Michigan Central $500.
vjnU uuora fha
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Chicago Cattle ruaru.,.

CHICAGO, June 29-Hogs-receipts 16 600 head ;sbip.
Ii $500 head; market opened steady and ice
~ sales heavy shipping at 10 q So light at
CattieIreceipts 500 heed; shipments $500 head !:
market dull and unchanged; Steers at 40 "a 10:
o9 16 auies; Cows at so q 7O Bulls at 90 a
Sbeep-receipts 40 head; shipments $40 head NO
improvement In market; sales at 8 90 "a 8 so.
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Eliza Pinksten Initiating Anderson.

New YORK, June 29-Eliza Pinkston has
married Mr.. Pritehard and lives in Madison
county, Miss. The sworn statements of Eliza,
her present husband and several other persons.
relate that she received pay for her appearance
and testimony; that she wss carefully instruct
ed what to say before the visiting statesmen;
that though entirely able to walk, she was laid
on sofa when she was about to enter the
chamber of the returning board that her to sti-
mony was false; that her husband was muir
dered aud she was assaulted, not by Democrats
as she testified then, but, as she has always
believed, by colored man who had threatsned
to Kill her husband, and that the quarrel had
stenograDher to the Democrats, also swears to
hearing John Sharman laugh in the evening
over the Pinkston testimony, and say to Hon.
>. L. Stevenson that it was laughable to see
how Governor Bgler had taken in the whole
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY. rouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
July !, Il A. M
For New England
northeast to southeast winds, stationary or
lower pressure, warmer, partly cloundy wealth
er
The rivers will contnne slowly failing.
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MARRIED..

I'm In tnls city, June q, by Rev. Geo. W. Bcknell,
Frank a. Barnes and Miss Mary v. Burns. both of
Portland ' ' "
In Ellsworth, June 10, Chas. E. Brown of Trenton
and Miss Fannie M. Pray of Eden
IN IN camden, June Is, Hiram E. Haskell and Miss
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SPORTING.
The BrockviIIe boat Race

BRoCKvILLE, June 30.-The scullers here for
the race on Monday are Hanlon. McKeen and
Elliott of Toronto, Plaisted of New York, KeL-
nedy of Portland. Nickel of Pittsburg, Ten
eyck of Peeksville, Luther of Pittsburg, and
Riley of Saratoga. Riley is here to test Han.
Ion for the Courtney party.
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The New York and New England Railroad
Co. have decided to paw on the LIST of October
the bonds of the Hatford, Providence q Fish
Kill railroad, which, will enable them to take
terbury.
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District Court of the United States for
the District Of Maine.
In BANKRUPTCY.

N the matter of NJ. s. Gibson & Co., Bankrupts,
Il against whom a Petition was filed in Court,
May q, A. ID. 1878.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS:
Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court, against the Estate Of Montgomery s. Gibson
and George Waterhouse of Portland, of the County
OF Cumberland, and State of Maine in said District;
they have been duly adjudged Bankrupts, individu-
ally and as members of the firm of Nj. s. Gibson 81
Co.. upon Petition of their creditors; and the pay
belonging to said Bankrupts them or TO their use
and the transfer Of any property by them are for
hidden by law. meeting of the Creditors of said
more Assignees Of their Estate, will be held at a
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be be holden at Portland in
said District, on the nineteenth Q9th) day OF july
A. ID. 1875 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the office of James
ID; Fessenden of the Registers in Bankruptcy OF
said District. b. b. MURRAY
U. S. Marshal as Messenger for said District
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FISHE x MEN.

Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms. 26th, schs Lizzie Williams
and John james, from Camden tor North Bay; AL
andaIe, and Oasis, from North Haven for do; Alaska
from Southport for do.
Ar at do 27th schs Roger Williams, from North
Haven for North Bay; A Fl Whitmore, FIN Deer Isle
for do; Alice NJ Wonson, for do.
Sid I'm Canso 9th, schs Balance, for Lamoine; A B
Higgins, do.
AT Pirate Harbor 26th, scbs Lettie S Reed and
Alice Fox, from Portland for North Bay.
Sid 26th, schs Jennie Stubs, and Hattie White,
for Lamoine or Gloucester,
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Inc kidneys exercise most important functions,
which are 50 wearisome that they tax to the utmost
the strength and endurance of these busy little
organs. Every breath, every limb, every thought
makes waste, and neeessitates the development of
new atoms. The used up particles in the blood are
slfted from it and dissolved in waery fluid by the
Kidneys, which then discharge this fluid into the
bladder. A train of disasters to the system would
ioiiow II these "ashes" so to speak, were not
thoroughly strained off and discharged This is the
case when the kidneys become inactive, Hostetters
otomach Bitters, by restoring their activity, not
only keeps open most important outlet for impuri.
lies but prevents disea of the kidneys themselves
Wnieh when inert become liable to ta1 prey to
and other maadies specially incident to them which
although not specialy rapid in their progress on
particularly obstinate and fatal. Jly1eod& W1W
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
saturday, June 30,

saturday, June 30.
ARRIVED.
steamship Eeanora, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox
- steamer New York, Winchester, st John, NIB, via
sen Marietta Steelman, Smith, Richmond, Va
oeh 4 HERMAN, Herman, Philadelphia-coal
TO Grand Trunk Railway. wa
q S Ena Uhromo Wooster Phadephia-coa to Rounds
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FINANCIAL AND CoMuERCEAL


The Clearing House of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ....................S 90,512 IS
Net Balances ...... ..............."... 2l,562 81
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance--10o9 bush corn meal to 9
w True s. Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NO SHODDY.


During the short time That we
have been in BUSINESS il has been
our special endeaVOr 10 keep our
stock fully up 10 the times i'm style
and prices and 10 avoid altogether
the cheap shOddy qualities which
are flooding the country every
where. We will not place any
goods ON our counters that we
cannot fully recommend TO give
satisfaction to our customers. be-
lievkug that nice goods, nObby
styles. low prices and gentleman
ly attention are the only things
needed TO insure success: how far
our efforts have been appreciated
is shown by the constant and
steady increase in our trade. We
have now on hand the largest and
best selected stock OF Mems Neck
wear, Hosiery, Gloves &c. Tor
Summer wear that we have ever
shown, which we are selling ut
prices so low as TO call forth sharp
remarks from our competitors.
Our shirts which we manusactG
10 order at the extremely low price
of 6 for $500 challenge the world
i'm quality, fit and workmanship,
and we are constantly in receipt
of orders from all over the country
for them. True fit and quality
guaranteed, at g for 5000.
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The IL ank Dividends

The banks have declared their semi-annual
dividends as follows
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California Mining Stocks,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29-The following are the
closing ohciai prices Of mining stocks to-day com.
pared with those of Yesterday. ~ '' N0AA
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HEALTH AND EcoNoMY.-Undoubtedly the most
reliable baking powder sold in this market is Coon
gress Yeast Powder, it being pureanu healthy, and
especially good for dyspeptics when used in Biscuits
Dumplngs, &C. Give it a trial, and you will Away
use Congress"
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Two Traius Malici0usly Thrown OF the
Track - Several Persons Killed "A
Maine Man Arrested Suspicion of
Putting DISTINCTIONS ON the Track.
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MEMORANDA.

A dispatch from Madras states that the ship Mabel
Clark, of Wald0boro, Capt Sheldon, from Liverpool
on Tristan Dacunha, lat 81 S. Ion IL w. Part of
crew saved. The Mabel Clark registered 1861 tons,
and was built in 1861 at Waldoboro, where she was
owned.
Ship Invincble Strickland, from Cardiff Apl II for
Hong Hong put into Rio Janeiro June 18th with loss
of mizzenmast.
Sch Fanny Shaw, owned at st George. Me, is a
total wreck on Seal Ledge. Most of materials may
be saved.
Sch Convoy, Cook from Calais for Merrmac River,
sprung aeak while at anchor in Johnsons Bay, June
2Oth and beached tor repairs. She was taken off
next day, ready to proceed.
Sch Laura Bridgman has finished repairs at st
George and is ready for sea.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE.

A Light EXPRESS WAGON,
nearly new and in perfect order.
Will be sold at bargain. In
quire at I43 Commercial Street.
je29 sn1w
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To Be Let On Brackatt ST,

EIRST class three story Brick House near Spring
L Street. Apply at 162 Bracket Street.
ap1Q isdtt
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LUBEC, June 25th-Ar, barque Minnie Hunter,
Parker. BostOn; schs Sammy Ford, Allen, Philadel-
phia; Oasis, Wheeler Whiting; Carrie W. Fearaby
Magdaleen's $50 bbls herring; Nellie II, Malloch, do
$50 bbls do.
Sid, sohs Clara Dlnsmore, Chase, Salem; Good In
tent Lakeman, Banks
June 26-Sld, schs Lehaina, Houghton, for Ireland ;
Sammy Ford Allen Moncton, b.
June 27-Ar sch Empress, Smith, Boston.
Sid, sch Sbyl, Wilson, Perry.
June 28-Sld, sch Charlie Morton, Laughwate for
Ireland
Capt JAS M Parker has purchased the masters in
terest in barque Minnie Hunter, and Capt Thomas
LaughH aite In schr Charlie Morton, and Capt Jacob
Pike in schr Emma X Smalley.
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at Anjier Juue 18th, parQue Alice, Dyer, New
York, (1ch 14)
Ar at Cardiff June %, ship G Blanchard, McIn-
tyre, Antwerp.
Ar at Greenock juno 2S, sch Clara Leavitt, Lom-
bard. Portland.
The Morning herald., 1878-04-30

AS a re. ult he has discovered that dis
eases originate il germs, or in plain worC s
parasites Now ifapy persons are disposed
to be sceptical On this point they can sooI
be convinced. by the use Of a powerful
microscope, that this is an absolute fact
and not a mere assertion This being SC
what could be more natural than the Doc
tors theory, viz: 'To cure the disease
you must destroy the parasites causing it?"
DR.. Paine, after years of study, has been
able to take Ozol e, the great health-gfyi
element of the air, and reduce 1t to a
liquid form. 1t is an absolute cure for
'Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
it. The same in regard to that fearful
scourge, Diphtheria. and this disease is so
deadly, simply because the parasite
causing it are allowed, from the want OF
proper treatment, to remain in the mem
brane, when ii they were destroyed. nature
would In all cases do the rest. Their de-
struction Ozone will positively accomplish.
1t produces better results in consumption
than any other known remedy, and If
used before the total destruction of the
lungs will produce cure. The same OF
Cancer and other disea' es. Ozone as dis.
infeetant has no equal for the body or sick
room. -ar., .... A.,