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CURE OF CASE OF aRAvEiEoFNME YEARS,

CURE OF CASE OF GRATEEF0FNNE YEARS.
STANDING. y
PHILADELPHIA, GIRARD HOUSE, April 1e5Stsss.
! DR.. HELMB0LD: stpEAB srR-Having Suffered
with gravel for upwatdsof nine years, and not
obtaining any relief from the vartolsl physicians
in my section, 1 visited PhHadelphisfor the pur-
pose of having an operation performed, some ten
or eleven weeks since; bgts6n my arrival, saw
your advertisement In the "Ledger," and deter
mined to try 1t nrst, having great aversion to
the operation. purchased three sbottles. al
though at the time had little faith In medicine
In my case but hoping It might relieve my suffer-
Ing. soon found my pain decrease, and felt
much more comfortable. then purchased one
dozen bottles. I continued to useiit, and at the
expiration Of -four weeks noticed deposit In
my chamber, and upon inspection .Ffound this to
be gritty, and then determined to examine more
closely, end, to my surprise, found this TO be-
small particles larger than PINS head. con-
tinued to use the medicine, and have collected
few Of the same, which L enclose; continued to
pass them until: within three weeks. My water
previous to using 1t was feverish. and sediment
would form fromit; since that period 1t Is much
lighter the pain has ceased, and I am enabled to
inform you that 1t is now Of natural color, and
Ihave no '!pain" or 'innammationg In any part
Of my body, aud can WALK, ride or rest withon t.
any Inconvenience.
shall leave for home to morrow, andshall take
supply with me, as Intend using 1t for some
time, although feel well now, AID can candialy.
say that 1t has effected azure when all other
remedies and medical Skill hadsfsiled. =
Feeling grateful that was SO fortunate to nnd
and you to prepare such an excellent medicine,
believe me- In the most comprehensive sense Of tn g
word, -Four friend,
q gANNERS0y
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GeIn1bnIn.

and can speak OF 1t In the highest terms in every
case, and consider it valuable remedy, and one
that should be in the hands Of every midwife.
Very truly. yours,
REBEOCA STANTON, NJ D.
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GREAT CURE OF DIABETES OF A LADY-FIFTY
DOLLARS A BOTTLE,


DOLLARS A BOTTLE,
NEW YoRK, February 9. 1870.
DEAR DR.. HELMBOLD; DEAR SIR-For the
past clsht months have heenl suffering from
diabetes. I have consulted several OF ollr leading
physicians, nut have failed to rceive the
slightest benefit frorn their costly medicines.
Four mon rs ago I SAW your advertisement In
the '.Heraldn was persuaded by fciend who
had been benefited by your 'world.fenowned
BUcH0. purchased bottle, took the contents,
and was % relieved that continue The use OF 1t.
r e diabetes has entirely disappeared, after using
II for three months. would give $50 bottle, II
could not get 1t at any oFher price. most
earnestly recommend it to all those suffering
from this disease.
Sincerely yours,
ANNA Z. STOuGHTON.
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DISEASE OF TIE BLADDER AND GOUT OF
rur pIDNEyS CJIREn

OO1s1Ds
H. T. HELMB6D-I consider thy COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU one q the best medt.-
cines for Diseases Of the Kidneys and Blad der.
One bottle relieved me Of severe Gout Of the Kid.
neys and was entirely cured by the use Of SIX
Respectfully, thy friend.
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CRY AND COUNTY OF NEW YoEk. ss.: John a.
Wygant, being OF the Village OF Hackensack,
County of Bergen, New JerseF, being duly sworn,
deposes and says that the foregolng.s true to his
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HENRY T. HELMB0LD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.

has cured every case OF Diabetes IN which 1t has
been given, Irritation OF the Neck OF the Bladder.
the Kiduers and Bladder, Retention of Urine,
Diseases OF the Prostate Glands, stone In the
Bladder; Calculus, Gravel, Brlck-dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for Enfee.
bled and Delicate Constitutions Of both Sexes, at.
tended with the following symptoms: Indi'posi.
tion, Exertion, Loss Of Power. Loss OF Memory,
Difficulty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease Waksfuluess, .Dimness OF
Vision, Pain in The Back. Hot Hands, Flushing OF
the Body. Dryness OF the Skin, Eruption OF the
Face, pallid Couutenance, Universal Lassituie OF
the Muscular System, &c.
Used BY persons from the ages OF eighteen to
twenty five, and from thirty-1ye to fifty five, or
In the dec Inc or change OF life; after confinement
or labor pains; bcd.wetilng in. children.
nELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU is Diure,c
and t:ood Purifying, and Cures all Diseases
arisin;, from HABITS of Dissipation, Excesses and
Imprudences In Life Impurities Of the Blood, &C.,
Superieding Copalba IN Affections for which it is
used, and SyphiIitic AGectlons-in these Diseases
| used in connection with HELMBOLD'S ROSE
WASH.
LADIES.
In many Affections peculiar to Ladies, the EX-
TRACT BUCHU is Unequa!lsd by any other Rene.
dy-ss in Chloross OF Retention, Irreguhrlty,
Painfalness or Suppression or Customary Evacu.
atoms, liberated or schirrus state OF the Uterus,
Leucorrhra or Whites, sterlity and for all Com
plaincs inciGeu: 20 The Sex, whether arising f:om
Indseretlon or habits Of Disslpata,ion 1t is pre-.
scribad extensively by the most eminent Physl.
clans and Mdwives Tor Enfeebled and Delicate
Constitutions OF both sexes aud all Ages.
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GeImb1ln.


respectfully refer TO any citizen OF Hacken.
sack.
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hLtVHIeUBC'
tSigned) JOHN q. WYGANT.
Sworn to before me this 27th day Of April, 1870.
(Signed) JOHN G. KEARNEY.
Commissioner Of Deeds, New York City and
County, rs Chambers street, New York.
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Henry r. Helmbold's Genuine
Preparations.

Delivered to any address. Secure from obser-
Walton.
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWENTY YEARS.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters
for information IN confidence, to HENRY T.
HELMROLD Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots: q. T. HELMB0LD'S Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, No. 5s4 Broadway, New
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Sincerely yours,
1875 West Twenty.scventh street.

FROM A PRACTITIONER OF TWENTY YEARS.
EXPERIENCE.
MR. IELMBOLD: SIR-uaying a very bad
case uf Geet to prescribe for, concluded to nSe
your Extract Buchu and Rose wa.h. iam pleased
to inform on that It's acton was cntIrey sa;lsfac
tory aud exceeded my expectations have pre-
scrlben your Buchu In affections OF tile Bladder
aud Kidneys With the same gratifying iesult
Truly yours. EDWARD Ia SHAW. ". u.
New York. April 70. 1895.
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sr UNITED STATES HOSPITAL. ~aa

ss- UNITED STATES HOSPITAL. -tSa
SALISBURY, N. G., March 10, 1865.
II. T. HELMBOLD. ESQ.,, Philadelphia Pa:
DEAR SIR wish you would send me one dozen
OF yoar Sarsaparia Extract and half dozen OF
your Rose Wash.
Allow me TO say that your preparations are
very satisfactory, not only tn the practitioner nus
also to the patient, and shall endeavor to bring
them TO universal use in This part OF the coantry,
Please forward these nedieincs again as before,
Q. O. D., per express.
lam, very respectfully, yours
NJ. F. s. HOFFMAN,
Surgeon in charge Hospital.
CERTIFICATE OF DISTINGUISHED MID
WIFE
PHILADELPHIA, August l8, lS69
Fl. T. HELMBOLD: sR-I have used your
EXTRACT BUCHU with many Of my patients,
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II. Z. HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU

CURES DISEASES ARISING F&oH IMpRUDEN-
CEs, H,alrs OF DISSIPATION. &c,
in all their stages. at little expense little or no
change In diet, no inconvenience, and no expo.
sure. Il causes frequent desire, and gives
streagth to Urinatc, thereby removing 0bstruct.
tions, Preventing aud Curing Structures Of the
UreGhra, Alay!pg Par and Inflammation, SO
frequent in this class Of diseases, and expelling
all Poisonous matter.
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THE LATE FAIR.-The Sisters Of Mercy
gratefully acknowledge, through the treasurer OF
the committee, Mr.. NJ ". St. Amand, the sum OF
s7s1s o. the proceeds OF the recent fair held Tor
their benefit The Sisters return sincere thanks 10
the gentlemen OF the committee for the noble
efforts made in their behalf Also, to the ladies IN
chare of he rabies for their indefatigaele and
set.sacriscing labors and to ali their friends who
90 generously aided in he good work.
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VIOLENT DEATH OF A FORMER CHAELEsTo-
MANA special dispatch to the Savannah News
frcm Albany, Ca, May TO- states that 'Rooert
Zacharlas was shot and killed to-day by man
named Clark. his former PAL sner.n The deceased
was aged IS years. Hc was the eldest son OIL mr.
E. Zacharias, formerly merchant IN 'hls chE'
but now resident OF Savannah. The ,oanS man
was returning to his home from Texas when ne
was murdered. He has a large number OF frienaS
and relatives here who mourn his unitimelr fate
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THE DIME PHYSICIAN.

A Treatise uiI Diseases OF tn" Urinary organs or
both =. Yes, giving the nature OF the various
affections In all stages " disease, and
mode OF treatment, from whatever
cause originating, and no mat.
ter OF how long standing.
The above work sent 10 any address, under any
name or initials secure from observation, under
sc lied envalopes
THH DIME P1YsIC1AH-a work OF 10 pages
PRICE TEN CENTS, or mailed free ON receipt OF
Four Postage Stamps. 1t will b. found valuable
work, saving time and trouble to The patient.
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REcorERED.-A lot Of mating and gas tx
lures have been recovered by officers Burke and
Davis, and are at the Detective ONCE LOT the
owner. They belong to Mrs. Ellen Harriet, No.
43 Warren street, and were stolen from an un'
inhabited, house on Thursday night by some
little girls. A co!ored man caught one OF the
gir's coming out OF the house With some mating
and reporting her Immediately. The detective
officers discovered the rest OF the stolen pr perty
and arrested the thieves.
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CITY HALL. MAYoH's OFFICE,
D,uu,,y NJ np,.,.r1,Lnr < 1SfQ

CITY HALL. Mayors OFFICE,
RAILWAY, N. j., Decenlh ser 5. 1869.
This will certify that I am personally ncquaint-
ell With II. NJ. Freeman, and am cugnizant OF the
facts set forth in the above Statement. and the
several persons whose signatures are thereunto
attached are ali known to me.
| am, very respectfully. yours,
JoHSF. WHITNEY,
Mayor or Pathway, n ].
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COTTON FOR EURoPE.-Messrs. Hunt Broth
era L Co. cleared the British bark Voltage yester
day for Liverpool with t5 bags sea island cotton
2sls bales up,and cotton, 55l bags cotton seed
and lso tons phoe pha,e rock-Ta!ued al sl4s'eSs
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RAuwAy. \. J.. Dccembcr 2, 1889.

We, the undersigned, are we'll acquainted With
II. M. Freeman OF Railway, and know that he has
been long time suffering, in the worst possible
form, for the past four years, and that he has
been entirely cured blythe use OF Helmbold's
Buchu:
FRANK LA BAU, President Of Council.
VILLAIN RICHARDS, Clerk o: Council
PETERA. RASTA. Councilman.
w. J. BROWN, Councilman.
is ShELLlCK, Councilman.
LEWIS HOFF, Councilman.
]. B. STRYKER, Merchant.
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ISouEsr.-Coroner Taft held an inquest yes
+A-aay morning, at No. IL Trsdd street, over the
bodr Of 8 colored man named John Major, who
had dica suddenly on the preceding night without
os :Dg ATTENDED y physician. a post moreen'
examipat!nn h, 6 been held. the surgeon gave
it as his opinion that the deceased had died from
a disease OF the lungs and liver, anu the juryre'
t.-ned 8 verdict accordingly.
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STEAMSHIP vIRGINIA-FULL CARGoEs TO IND
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-The Philadelphia Charles
tor steamship line is attracting full line OF
freight only to this city but to all interior points
the tariff of rates being very moderate on all the
great leading articles which make up the trade OF
Philadelphia. Bacon, flour, sugar, syru2s, iron
ware, &C., are coming in can>i 'erable quantities.
This company Is now moving iron rails for some
interior point, which seems strange for q steam
line hereabouts: but the Williams Guion steam
ers; from Liverpool, bring every week large
tonnage Of rails. aud inI it renuherative. Noth-
ing like poDularizing Steam transportation.
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Miniature w omen.

We do not know when our feelings
have been so touched with pity as at a
spectacle witnessed Sunday or two ago.
1t was day to tempt even an atheist
to some recognition ola Supreme Being
The religiously inclined could not resist
It's calm, bright invitation to 90 up TO
the house Of God and give thanks to him
for the beauty OF earth and heaven
1t chanced that the Sunday school was
still in session as VIC entered the nave Of
an open church, and while waiting
through It's closing exercises, there was
an opportunity tor the inviting study of
young chiidren's faces Looking about
among the rows of sparkling eyes and
mobile features, the vision was suddenly
arrested by the ornate toilcttes Of
couple Of sisters, for, although strangers,
the perfect uniformity OF their dress
indicated them to be such. Crimped,
curlcd aad braided, the hair Of these
misses was marvel of intricate AR
rangemant, which set one hopelcsslg
wondering how much patient aud irk.
some Iabof before the mirror had been
spent III its adjustment Mounted
above it, aud tipped low down over the
forehead. vas miracle of milliner's
art Of ribbons, aud flowers, and velvet.
Their white muslin dresses were eIabor>
atcIy decorated, aud tied with rainbow
hue sashes at the waist, and cniivencd
with scarf, Iaccs. chains and brooches
AT the throat, The faces sat in the
midst aud oyer,hadowed hy all this
lavish adDrnmeut were small, pale and
thin, and had q suspicious suggestion
of powder aud the pait box in their
elaborate whitcucss. Delicate, drawtei
and precoeions, these miniature women
looked of no more use in the world
than couple Of iorcea, fragile flowers
L was impossible t. guess their ages
from any hint in their attirc or express
ION. Tncy might be ten or twelve,
aud they might be eighteen or 'wanty.
Only one hiu- abou, them vas positive,
they were fashionable.
The freshness. simplicity and frank
ness of young 4irho q was entirely
obijteratod When they arose al the
dismissal Of school aud pas~cl down
the isle, their bent figures, h1mped
backs and mincing steps declared the
finishing ahsurdity Of tight shoes and
high heels, while their conscious air
aud artificial manner completed the
painful picture. They were girls of the
period.
Aud mul,tudcs Of such are growing
up all over our own land, with the c1-
pectation Of fulfilling the destiny Of
womanhood and becoming wives aud
mothers The men who are to marry
such had far better think twice-and
then decline - Chicago Post
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Bargains! bargains =!

HAVING PURCHASED AN ENTIRE
\ II New Stock of Goods, would call the
attention of the Public to my Old Stand at the
Brick Store. / have full stock of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
and everything found in a frst>class Variety
Store My old customers will find II to their
advantage TO ronew their patronage, and now
ones will DO cordially welcomed.
All kinds of Produce taken ut the highest
market rates.
Dallas, Aug, s, 1871. w. BROWN
22-Su
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HIS RECOMMENDATIONS.

\ gentleman advertised for a boy to
assist him in his Office, aud nearly fifty
applicants presented themselves to him.
Out Of the whole number he selected
one after short time, aud dismissed
the rest.
should like to know" said a
friend, on what ground Won selected
that bov, who had not a single recom>
mendation +"
"lou arc mistaken said the gentle
man, " be had great many He wiped
his feet when he came in, and closed
the door after him, showing that he
was careful He gave up his scat i'm,
mediately to that lame old man, show
ing he was kind and thoughtful. lie
took off his hat when he came in, aud
answered my questions promptly and
respectfully, showing he was polite and
gentlemanly. He picked up the book
which | had purposely laid upon the
floor. and replaced it upon the table
while all the rest stepped over it or
showed it aside and he waited quietly
for his turn, instead of pushing and
crowding, showing that he was honest
and orderly. When talked with him
! noticed that his clothes were care
fully brushed, his hair in nice order,
aud his teeth as white as milk aud
when he wrote his name, | noticed thai
, his finger nails were clean, instead ot
being tipped with jet like that hand,
some little fellows in the blue jacket
Don't you call those things letters o.
recommendation? | do; aud | would
give more for what can tell about ;
boy by using my eyes ten minutes, thar
all the fine letters he can bring me
Little Corporoi
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A Splendid Chance.

We will send the DALLAS REPUBLICAS and
DEN pREsr's MOyTHLY, which is itself 50 for one
year, to any person who pays US 81
DEMoREsT's MONTHLY stands unrivalled as a
Family Magazine. Its choice Literature. its
superior Music, its large amount of valuable
information on miscellaneous subjects, its
practical aud reliable information in regard to
the fashions, and artistic Illustrations give il
just claim to its wel-carned title, /" The Model
Magazine of America"
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Demorests MonMiy for 81 year.
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The Bamboo.

This curious cane is a native of
China, Japan, and the South Sea
Islands. It grows to the prodigous
height of 130 feet or more, having
smooth, glossy stalk, cylindrical in
shape, and of bright yellowish- green
color, its surface being interseeted with
large knots. The branches starting
from the top of the stalk bear an abun-
dance of plume,like leaves. Around
mansions and large estates in the
countries in which it fourishes, the
bamboo is often planted in hedge,rows;
which, however, have the disadvantage
of often catching fire during storms
from the heat caused by the friction Of
the smooth, flexible stalks rubbing
together.
The number and variety of articles
manufactured from this cane are almost
inconceivabe. The patient and inven
tive Chinaman has found the means of
Transforming the plant reed with which
nature has endowed his country into
countless useful eontriyances. OF all
the forms in which it is used, the most
extraordinary is that of an edible
Yes, however strange it may appear,
bamboo is an article of food among
"these curious people Who eat swallows
nests and boiled rats"
When the stalks arc young and ten.
der, they are gathered and served upon
the table in variety Of ways. Some
times they are boiled and eaten with
sauce, like asparagus in our own coun~
try, or stewed with spice and sugar, and
put up as preserves, which command a
very extensive sale, aud which appear
on the table at dinners given by the
wealthiest native families.
On the PHILIPPINE Islands whole
towns are built of this cane, houses and
furniture all being manufactured from
the same material. To be sure, these
houses are but one story high, and have
none of the conveniences and elegancies
of our dwellings, as they are nothing
more than huts, resembling somewhat
the log cabins of our far West, and the
furniture is Of the most primitive and
ordinary description. But the Malay
has not far to go for his lumber Sc
jecting suitable spot on the banks of .
river, near the outskirts Of forest, or
in its very midst, he at once proceeds to
erect his house, skillfully braiding the
bamboo twigs or tying them together
with flexible reeds Of lesser growth In
q few hours the edifce is ready for oc>
cupaney. Frail it is, and exposed to
immediate destruction in case of a
storm or copAagration; but yet it
serves the natives purpose full well it
is merely temporary shelter, for most
of the Malays are wandering tribes,
The bamboo is also transformed into
conduit pipes, for supplying towns and
villages with water from adjacent rivers
and lakes. Strong and durable agri-
cultural implements and farming tools
are manufactured from it, as also water
buckets, scales, trucks and the various
kinds of poles and rods which are used
to carry loads or to push them along in
the streets
In China and in many of the East
India Islands, very common mode of
transporting heavy burdens is to carry
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-11

The original copy of Lincoln's Eman-
cipation Proclamation was DESTROYED in
the great Chicago fire. 1t was the
property of the Chicago Historical So
ciety, whose building was burned with
all its contents. The spciety paid
5000 for the original copy
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MINUTE MACHINERY.-Ma Machinery
for microscopic writing has been in
vented, which enables person to
duplicate his writing a million times
smaller. The inventor claims that it
can copy the entire bible twenty-five
times in the space of an inch.
Two coal mines in Coos County en-
ploy in the mines ninety men, and the
annual yield is something over 10000
tons. Other mines are being opened.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-11

There are 5000 100000 cotton spin
dies now in operation in the United
States, Of which over 100000 are
running on cloths for printing, and
produce 100000 900 yards per annum.
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