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Edison and bin Bug. Correspondence of Indianapolie Journal.) One of my If iters spoke of tlie po ibilily of utilizing the present u pipe bv rtinninji the electric ; wire? through them. "How in this wonder ful Edidon ing t'.i pi'l hin wiiv through the pipe", I nl ouM like to know?" asked an uitllievtr. Edison thought it over, "Why, wo here, Johnnonl" he ex claimed, the next morning, "I'lll nutki' A bug that will drag a wire through .all the pipes In New York." "Make a bug?" snil Johnson, 'wh. in the world are you talking about'" , "Well, I'll make bi g," said Eli on , "an iron bug that will go whore you send it, and drag a wire after it," Ilia assiatunl drew around while ho described bin cominir r, milter his going bug. Next day i e hatch d a rude specimen of that inneci an large as n coat button. Ami it stooU out on the table and crawled! It was constructed thus: A minute electro magnet carried b"lninl it a fine, insulated wire, the armature of the magnet operating ft diction nwl. Now, observe, every tune the circuit is closed through the magnet the armature . i attached, the pawl clutches the sides of the gas-jiipe w it li its claws and the magnet beliin I is drawn toward the armature about a sixteenth ef an inch. When the circuit is open, tho ui mature readies forward to take a second step. Thus, at every closing of the circuit the lit tle magnet advances one step, an i drags forward the, insulated wi.e. This description will he, pcihnp, in comprehensible to lion experts, but more people know comet liinir about electricity than Connelly did, and every telegraph wiierator will under stand how this iron bug reaches out its armaturo claws and crawls atound a gas pipe. "Now, don't misunderstand this, Edison; "irii't at uil likely it will ever be used to thread pis piju; 1 elv lor Inn iust to show that I can make a first-rate bug that can crawl ll by hinis. If. 1 shan't make a csckroach, for there is i . ... t. .. no necessity ior any mure, umm i li u-nv. 1 in a v make alov I'mhl liini: tu some lime. lie eouid be made to Tighten easy enough, 1 wonder if he could be made to Uy." Old Out Good. A Franklort, Kentucky, paper ro vives the following story told o John A. Iiounn: The prominenee into which John A. Lntran has tlinisi himself lately in iho Svnat reminds us of a stery whiuh used to be current among the Kadical twenty years or more ago. John was then n Demo eratio CJoiigrnutnimi, and was called Black John. Im fact null ing was too hard to be told of him by bis flitter iug admirers. Among other thing it was said that prior to beeominir a member ol Congress he was a member of the State Leuisliiture lioin a .miiiIIi em county, that section of Illinois known as Kirvtit. tin one occasion a Bill was under discus ion lor tin establishment of thoJoliel Slate's lYisou. 'I'11' members Iroin Chicago advocated it warmly, while Black John was conspicuous for bis opposi tion. He contended dial he was un wiH'intf to tax his people for another reiiiteiiliary, when the statistics showed that there was not a convict in the Penitentiary Iroin l is county. Referring to the large number con . -I .... , i .. pi 1... ... 1.1 taunt ll'IOUieu oy vineim", u r..,.., inclv. while looking toward the deb gation from that city, "If Chicago wants a now JYniwiiiiary for her rascals and thieves, let her build one herself, and not burden the rest t the State." Thereupon a plucky mem ber from Chicago rose and su.d lliat he was ireo to admit that the gentle man was correct in his statistics; that, while his (I.oirnn) county had tea cenvicts in the Pcnileiiia'iry, Chiuaro did have a hundred or more 'But," said he, Mr. Speaker, there is this diflerence: Chicago senna ner rascal to the Penitentiary; the coun ty which the gentleman represents send hsra to the Legislature." A Transfer The Oregon Steam Navigation Company has sold its boats, railroads and other rights n the Columbia riiertolhe company, thai are now building a branch lino to the Cohon Ida river from Oleii. Tnis new line It is said is under the control ol Joy Gould, who with this when com pletcd, will own a through line Iroin New Vork to Astoria. The pros pects for a speedy connection with llie East are now brighter than eve i before; the Northern Pacific, and the lino belorging to Gould ill each rush the work contemplated by ;hein so as to secuie the . trade of Oregon. By the competition of these coinpa uies we sha l secure a through rail yoad severs! years it. advniicj o! li e time at which ii would have been built, hud a sisglc company only cm barked in the enterprise. ITKesTixo. Two Kentueky Huidens have opened a blacksmith ing shop, and its an iiileci,ing siht W sees mule blush when the gul accidentally tickle him while putting oo Lis aew shoes. A little child of Mr. Y. K Hi"" Ot Cress well, tell into a well l.o-t week; batching to the rope until lis mot her pulled it lo the top wiih the windlis The judgment and einiur-inre t the child are remarkable, it being I lit two yesra old. ' Yamhill Reporter: Considerable Of th'm in tide is coming to market ami u. mnv r'enori the wool season at hand, though it does not move in such a volume us we were nceusiom jA t.i veil liens w hen first . we became no inhabitant of Yamhill county, a half dozen years ago. Hut Kit nave been leduced by purging thi-m of 'lho old and inferior animals, and retain ing only a belter grade of sheep. In quality the wool is far superior to lhat of any former year, coining to market clean, neatly put up, and ex hibiting an unusually healthy appear ance. We have heard of but one lot of "scabby wool" coming to maiket, and lhat "found slow sale at under figures. Producers have learned by experience the advantage found by clean and tidy flecets among dealers, and lbs lesson is putting money iu their pockets. The post route between McMin nville and Sheridan, lately discontin ued, will probably bo reestablished. Hon. Wm. Gallowav. of Yamhill, was thrown lioni a carriage last week and sustained painful bruises. John Kohr. of McMinnville, was kicked in the fuce by a horse last week. Damages painlul lint piooa b!y not permanent. A lii lie son of Mr. J. It. Derby, of Vuml.ill win tioisoiied last week ly tMl'ni" while cainas. An cmelio fixed him all riht. - Centaur These tfrcat pain roliuvinif and curative rem edies have already worked tliir way into ey ery liauil'-t where tho English laai;uwe is spoken. Tlmt the rcpututinii ef ami demand for such reineilie as these rire should exteud ami iiuTi-nne, could nut I si otherwise. There in no pain, son nes or swelling which they will not alleviate. There uro lint eXceptiotia' emeu of constitutional lemon and ili.-.tuited joints, which they do n.it eure, and nona they will not benefit, 'l imy are soothing, absorbing unil emollient. They extract the pain frou and heal burns and scalds without seal s. For lil.cu limtie auctions, pitina in the hack, htiff joints, wounds, Btiuinii and eruptions, they act with abxolute certainty. Tin se prcpitnitioiu nro i ( two kind", the Family und tlie Animal Lini ment, Ueiilji univen-ally adapted to the exter nal ailments of man and heant, the nuiue of tho Half Horse and Half-Man Centaurs was naturally attached to t'..em. They pufoim cures never before elfeetcd by any r Die y. Umloulitcdly ni'ire of them are uold than of a 1 other liniim lits, olutmente, oils, emb.oc tio.it, plm-tersand so called paisi!lew comliaiiil. 'llie U'liitH (Vntaui- J.iniinent cure lihen niatini.1, Keiatica, Luiiibao and 'liu doul "iirux. It relieves Neuralgia and all kind of pain. It I.eaU wounds, soron, galls and poiwmous bites. It curo Iteh, I'iiuples and Sa t Ulieum. It miUluea iii'.lauiitiutiviu nud p.dn. It cr.r.'H ln'oken lireai.tii and tirj niifif.. l'.oils, Felons, etc., are ren.Kred nearly pain- Contracted CorJa aad stiff joint are Umber ed. Mrs. L. Kirby. SCO Ki-lit Avenue, N. Y.': Had UheumatiHii and FryMpehm 7 jean. Cured; Total co.t; one dollar. JI. F. Stoiiv, : W. 2Ut St., X. Y.: la fliiiiiipatory JfheninatiMii; ankle suppurated; foot turned blauk; nmpiitatioli recommended. Cured ami leeiavid by two dollars worth of Centaur Umuient. Had sls-nt severol hun dred dollars with physieiuiui and ior other remedies. Jacob llvun, llellfair, Vs., hobbled on s rrutoli 0 yeaw; maturated sore leg. Cured. Coat; 50 cents. 1 Mas. Cathaiuns Ltncii, South ltoston. In llammatory lheumatiim; hands, leet and joints drawn out of nhape. Cured. Cost, SI. It. Hani r, 07 years old, West Windsor, Ea ton Co., Mich.; Khcuuiatitun 10 years. Cured. Coat; SI. 1'. T. ItAHM M. the celehrited showman says: "My teanihters and veterimuisi speak iu the hirfliest, terms of the Centaur Liniment," Tim Ymow Centaur Liniment is THK IUCST Iikmkuv ever in our viable. We have aneil it nmn hundreds of horfc . Mj,'neil: H. Maiisii, Sunt Adam Kxpitss Co. sta ll, s, N. Y. K. l'l'iTS, Supt. U. S. Exire Co. stibles, N. A. N. S. Ol.lN, Supt National Express Co. sta bles, N. Y. I'. MeCBATII, Esq., the Kreat Kentucky hore and mule breeder, nays: NnlhinK to be compoi'ed with it (the Y'ellow Liuimeut), has Ken ueil on my stock. Ten thousand similar testimonials could be added. 'Ihere is do doubt.KO isiriiTAlNTT as towhat t!i Centaur Liniments will do. They per form more than is advertised for them every time. They are reliable, they are cheap, and they are everywhere attainable. The Centaur Co. -10 Dej fit, X. V. The sreat s iecesi 0.' I'iteher's Clitoris U be cause ot its pote T tJ aduiilat t!ie fool in tne tim.keln of ehihlivn. Thus, sour cunl. vom itinjr wind oliu and diarrhoea are prvenU. tVlnria tonlsin neither mineral, morphine, nor uhvhoL l alike Ciitor Oil it is a pleas ant to tike a honey, ami unlike narcotic y r:, it i harn.liK. It slUya feverWmt, aud i death V woim.-t. Whej the eliild ..at health the mother can re.U Wei Dc iflcj't-r's o -a. s? jSl. 3a xa: El 1 mis Tie m"t lmirtant licosnr in roerlicine tia.-v vac.-iiialnHi, tSat .'l a rval r fur Ta Urrh, by It. . ". Vv n Irg sirmi, rrf N". V. A l ainplilrt -ntjnini ta.u and pmnfaof the tr.rk b-ini ln-rf.irtiMHl tiy the wi'mhrful rm- e-iv. e-!n (tameu (rrati ol ,innv l. 13. I'KWKY ft l "... wmf.: So. 4t IW Stwt. 1 NVw York. 11- tti.iKH.ial. therein cm- ! ta:nt, are tS ait rmar.iUf rt niikal , rnord. 'Ihe Cim i drlier-l at SLVn. r in- i le rl:r. nr h i iAkar for J7..VI 5nd for iv w - panu hi.t i illliVIT OLD, TRIED, V TRUE. ropU are getting acqiutlnted-Huia thoM wba are not ought to be-wlth the woaderful merit of that gr Amerleaa ReroeclJ, th MEXICAN Mustang Liniment, FOR MAN AND BEAST. Ttali liniment very iiatmallr originated In Ameri ca, where Kature provide la her laboratory uca iurprUIng antidote for the maladle of her chil dren. It fame ha been preadlng for SSyeart, until now It encircle the habitable globe. The Mexican Jliutang Liniment I a matchlea remedy forall external ailment of mn and beast. To toclt owner and farmer It Is Invaluablo. A ilngla bottle often av a human life or re torc the efulne of an excellent home, ox, cow, or ilicep. It cure foot-rot, Jioof-all. hollow horn, grub, crow-worm, shoulder-rot, mange, the bite and tlngof polonou reptile and lnect,nd every ucn drawbacks to itock breclluj and buh life. It cure oery cxterntl trouble ef hore, uch ajlamcncii, tcratche. cwlnny, lrBln, founder, wind gall, rlns bono, etc., etc. Tho Mexican ::uian3 Llnln ent It the qulckett eurelntliov .rM for eccldeiitt occurring In the family, la tho abtenco of a phyilclan, such at turn, icalda, spralna, cuts etc., and for rheum. tUm, and stUncs cnRcadcrcd by expwure. Par ticularly valuablo to Miner. It 1 the cheapest remedy In the world, for It penetrate tho mutcle to the bono, and a lngle application Is cencrally sufficient to cure. Mexican Muttang Liniment It put up In three Izc of bottle, the larger one belug proportioa ately much the clieapent Bold everywhere. UBe,ie Cily, Or HAVING Just Esse ived a LARGE Assortm8 :f 0) IJILr. HEADS, LLTrERIlFADS STATEMENTS, II ,1' ft7r .. 1 i KtllilS Ot tilhl) atlU HOOK PaiK'JV, I tC.. AVP are . 1 i t l rt i prt'p trt'll to 110 Job' W 01 K ilt ' t very lAj U Kates. Un6 Uar ' Jj:- tj-1 .rwspaprr, liu'ikniil I 13..:; j job unlet v. y u wv ......... . 11 l.imuiv-e i s"..'"l vlvz&iWjgy. ';: w?i i S fl l-e : -'-r1-. an. .'.-ir i Rent ''I'.Vl'nyMll'rii.Vr.i Sm ..-.torrr lo eerie l.iirr. l:o.; (Vi-.-.i.v:i-, Sre l ie Kftfvivi f m.-t -rp-:v RUy l-m-Uass co t -.. 7. u-.iu, i"r- a ti-.. e,' tfr, i r v. l.-.v. ; :i i'e.. 1.11 f ' ' . d nri h.:.' .r .i-l-iM,,,.,.! .1 with I;.; Sri .!-.rt I - - .:-.. ' .1 r-e Miitcrlcfj tlmt Tjvi---I H r W." :i H'Miv ea of lA r '"' '. ,r.it..ti': u..MB.'t.iar r, .- n- '. A . r. r. f r . tl .era cafes, I i. VU-r -i' (inl .lii JI l!'A-..vty lias no eiiUul.a lti'Seritll .-...' t r:'l r ' II .-de- r: . In Hi.- i ar.' . f l-i!th, btt ;. Cenclnv and lh e-llV fct-l'" I I' CoUiMJtyri' -tott, 11 It;' l...-l.l!.lH ll lll.l lV,'.,'le:,l f.!"e!ilT.a:il;..:V. " !iy-h-las pr.irfl iru.i i fi-iMTi-re ! k-.i . V :r:v:iiw t.'teMi u t ri'- .'i ' '' Veffi"i:l..rin-ry and liivaU I.' llo. l. La .. ! !' SIZE c l. . i ' 71 V7i Ik IU i ' tli- . j -.-r T- : I y )'. i m-d lir.l i. r r r . . :, 'i i ii.' : .ol. i-i t ii:- vin i''v. I'lM :M.V: 'Liv'y.. J. :-.' a.iVCirtar--niid t.-.v..i-i-J' li'i. I, Lui.;:l ''V - .: J r.w:., . -I ..l...:'l.:l-.i;jr.:-:t. fj r. .:.t!:i;.i- I . "' I i nil:" n r.v.re ii-r. T.i-1 (ji'H, ( fir." e.s ' V- r rapt, rlr.-h": ln.ir.i,i!-;.'it: I .-Ui' .rt:vf-ij" - Milennl'.cn-'l.i'i'-'ll1'-'-'11!'-1 . f the -a .-luwhti ' r:id i'A i;-. -st -' c -ie'c-.r.-, .i--.-.-'. ,-.-.i.:.:i' I . i- i ; : . I u. -l '. l -.' t'nlv a .nit u.ay . I.. t'.on. enlai.td tirliN '' '! ti.wnt lhfi Fvr..UlCi;:'J ai'J i . ' -1 I cu!io nt o:io tlr.'x'. DR. CiiT.'.Lnil uI'ULY ,":!l ri hi, I v:im k I. .b'll'rU A-.rea.IM-. . o.i.Ti.ii! ' t . m. r-.. i , a Tilt- ir '.. ' ' - I ... . . Is p:.V-e:i--.i"t.i ;;l;y '-i .t It uii ll.r p...., flmtm ' r. .- .m; ,.- I ti -til! ! -' " ' ir:' ' -1.' -ii' ' n..'.:v 1 I' l:-i-V. l-i kivs si'i: i; u: meeh im: TRADE MRK. Hie ('.rent V.li;.- lish l.Vmeilv.An : ....riii.,.,nn ..f,i- .-'eiiiiii:ii Weak-tiepj.S'perinat'ir-rlien, linp'itetiey Ci. -1 mid all diseases lliut follow aK a jchii nit nf St-15- 1 Aliuse; a. Low lakm-J, Memory, Univcrxal Latitude, Tain in the ij..ck, iliumess of Vision, Premature old ne, and m;iny otlier diim that lead to Insanity or eoUH'.iiiiption aud ft premature grave. ri''ull pai -ticuUra in uur paiuplilet, which we denire to send free by mail to every one. Si 'ilie ripecilio Aleiliciue is dull by all dnitf gitts at SI per pu'kaj,'e, or six package-, for tfo, or will hi aent free by mail on receipt of the money In adclressiiii; TUJi UKAVMEDCIXE CO., No. IU MtchawicH' Hloek, Detroit, Mich. Si'Soldin KuijeMe City and everywhere in the United States and Canada, by all whole grltf and retail clniK'intH. t). C. fNUEHWOOD. i, B. UNDERWOOD. iudcBWGod bhos. general miokers Bl'V AND HELL GOLD,! hlLVKR. Cl'HRKXCV jND rXCIIAXGE. f.:,n: en u epos XKUOTIATl. I.O.i, And he Bale of REAL ESTATE Particular Attention Given to Collections. -AGENTS -Conn' el ieut and NVw Zealard Insurance Companies. ALSO AGENTS WELLS FARGO & Co. Eugcn t'ily, Oregon. Chas. 171. Horn, PRACTICAL G UXSMIT1L DEAI.KK IN GUNS. KIFLES, jfy KUhintr Tacklea and material. Slid wxrrauteiL St-win? uiachinea, . -Aire, j.iih.., f;,v., n-jwireti. Guns loaned and ammunition furnished. Sh on WillanieCte sL, opposite AstorHoro War has commenczd in Europe! AM) R. G. CALLISON JS AGAIN ATMS OLD II IS OLD STAND on Willamette Street and having benM the interest of W. T. Osburn in the trrn vf Calli- aon & Oslxirn, is prepared to furnLsh all- who nay give him a call with the beat quality of very thing, usually kept in s first cUss grocery and provision store, siteh a SI GAKS. TEAS, COFFEE. CANNED GOODS, TdllAlft CIGAKS, GLASS AND OCEENS WAKE, WliOD AND WILLtiW WAKE, at rionabl rates for CASH or IT.ODUCE. tiive nie a call and see what I can do frr ynn TlianVful f" past patmnag I invite you to call atrain Uorata cicjmtd to any part of th city frr of charje. U .. t. rti.l.iH. "N. . v.. v Wt At Iu Dorr.3' Brick Euilding. DEALtlW lit Groceries Provisions. Will keep oa hand s general assortment of Groceries, Proviaious, Cured Meats, lobacco, Uigars, Lanaiea, Candles, Soaps, Notions. Green and Dried Fruits, Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery, Etc. Butineu will be conducted on a CASK BASIS. Which means that Low Prices are Established Goods delivered without liarge to Bujci ALL KINDS OF PBOnCh WVi7tt Fr which J will pay thj ighfltt ilricemarket A. UYSV I a GLENN'S &ULPIIUB SOAP. eradicates All Local Skin Diseases; Permanently Beautifies the COMIM.EXION, TREVENTS AND REMEV dies klieumatism and gout, Heals Sores and Injuries OF TH." Cl'TICLE, AND is a Reliable Disinfectant. This popular and inexpensive remedy accomplishes the SAME RESULTS AS costly Sulphur Baths, since it per manently kfmoves Eruptions and Irritations of the Skin. Cosiplexional Blemishes are al ways obviated by its use, nnd it render.! tlie cuticle womlrously fair anil smooth. Sores, SrR aIns, Brusi-s, Scalds, Burns, and Cuts arc si'tEbiiv iikaixd by it, and it prevents itid remedies Gout and Rheumatism. It removes Imnmruff, strengthens tlie roots of llx l!:iir, nnd nrcserves its youthful color. As a Disinfectant of C-'lothinj; and Linen used in the sick room, und us a Puotlition against Contaiiious Disea:.?:s it is itnequaled. Physicians cniphal'.ciily endorse it. Price t -25 and 50 Cents per Cake; per Box (3 Cakes), 60c. and $1.20. JJ. B. Sent by Mail, Prepaid, on receipt of price, and 5 cent, cvira for each Cake. "HTJufS HUE AND WHISKEB DTE," Black or Ilrown, SO Ceuta , C.X.Crittcnton, Prop'r, 7 Sixth At. N. . ilOENE GUARD ONLY ONLY 2 50 TEli YEAH, Jo ToB'Ii to Older. INSURE Against Loss by Fire IX THE Liverpool I London fi Globe INSUKAXCE COMPANY. Chas. Lausp, Ag't. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED, WISHING TO CO East, Will a-. II at a bargain three tr.aren, I one home.oneil yearohl stallion, S . Lawrence . b'ood: two aet, of harness, one iron nxle t-av rtinif or farm wwon. The wa;;on bnt. a 5 im-lr (rniu;e) stove end fnldin,' bed within. To b Bi'eu at Thoinoa liulb in. N. S. ClIAliwti K. Uki: t f The N.1tMl!ll Gold Mei?.".l wns awarded to Pr.i llev K Kiilofion for fie 'est. I'liotofrrapl s in the l mien Glares, and i.ie lenua meuui tor the best in the world. 921 Montgomery 'Jtrert, Pan Frnnrisro. NOT FAIL to unitl for onr CntaioarHe. I a contains prles-4 snddesrrliilon nt moat every article In fen. -ral nfie.Aml in valuable, in AV rt:KHO rontriaplafe Ins'hf Bnrclia" of any artlrln for lr. aunal. Family or Arrlet-ltariil as. ' tiveUonelirlral inrnaM season Iu llio remote part of tlie Terrttoriea, nnd have, Willi rcw rxreiiilona. nrerd r the rperiitlns ef tlie pnrrliaser, many rlMlmlna la have made a saving t 4u to OO per rnt. W mull ttirse CtTtLOl'f:M T Alf AUIIKIMS. I'KKI; I COJ APHI.H'ATIOS. Mesell nr goods to all inanklnd at wholesale prlrrs In quantltlr to salt. Krlereuce, Irst Siallonnl llanh. Chicago. MOITSOMERT WARD I CO., Original Orange Supply Ileus. 7 t 9 Wabaaa Atcw, Cht-e, III. E W DSWt)RTIL Canvassing ajent for the Pictorial Family Fi ble, s bonk 'or the times, and sives universal satisfaction. Address the Ajjent, Monro, llenfon countT, Oregon. Eugene City Foundry AD MACHINt SHOP, Crouch y- Brown,- Prop's. WE AEE NOW FEEFAPED TO EX- build aiid to repair all kimi of machinery. Cactiiu-s of at kiiiils furnished cnohort notic of ir-n. brass, hell nietul. iu- i alo manufacture to.irle r. leam engines, j wawranecLs saw miii, no ir mills, etc tiiba giver- parties wantin- " -f-rk. CROUCH BROWN. IITHELMBOLD'S COMPOUND Fluid Extract 1 1 (f If if y Iflj lii PHARMACEUTICAL A S?3cillc Rsmsdy for A I DISEASES OF THE For Debility. Loss of Memory, Indisposit n to Exertion oJ business, Shortness of I3rea Trouliled with Thouchts of Disease, Dimn Vifiirn, Fain in tV-j b.-clc, Chest, and Hes '1,1 li of lh d to ti.e Head. Pale Countenance" h;i;1 JIjv Skir.. If t'.e-e 'i!ivti -i-.Mi lire allowed to bo on, very 'eiii(.ntly Epiut.c I'its und Consumption fol- r...ir W'i..,. 1 1 L .. oinikl ii nfidli ltAPOTni.a affartMtl it rcipii.-es tlie aiil of iui invigorating medicine to strengthen aitu toiw up tne system nc'i DOES IN EVERY CASE IS UNEQUALED By any remedy known. It is prescribed by the mojt emineirt physicians all over the woriih in R" v. mitism, Epermitorrhoea IVturalgia, lvervousuess, Dyspepsia, Iudigestion, CoMtipation, Aches and rans, General Debility, Kidney Dispascs, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Epi epey, Head Troables, Paralysis. Geneial 111 -Health. Spinal Diseases, atica, ealness, Decline, Lumbago, Catarh, Nervous Complaints, lenule Ccmplaints, &c. Headache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Cough, Diz in?, Sour Stomach, Eruptions, Bad i ast in the Mouth, Pal)itation of the heart, 1 aiu in the region of the kidneys, and a Thou sand other painful symptoms, are the offsprings o: Dyspepsia, Helmbold Buchu Iinioratos (he Stomach. And stimulates lie torpid Liver, Bowels, and Kidneys to healthy action, in cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imparting new life and vi'or to the whole system. A single trial will he quite sufficient to con vince the most hesitating of its valuable reme dial qualities. PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE Ct tW Bottles for $5. Delivered to any address free firm ob tion.- "Patients" may consult by ter receiving the same attention as by in;, by answering the following questions: 1. Give your name and post-ofEce address-, county and State, and your nearest express onice ? 1 Your aire and sex ? 3. Occupation 4. Married or tingle? 5. Height, weight, new and in health '' 6. How long have you been sick ! 7. Your complexion, color of hair and eyes ? 8. Hive you a stooping or erect gait ? 9. Iielat without reservation all you know abi.t your case. Enclose ' dollar at con sultation fee. Your letter wiU then receive our attention, and we will give you the u tare of your disease id our candid opinion concerning a cut Competent d it clans 'Htend to correspon dent. All letters should be adlreaed to. liwpetisatory. 1217 Filburt Street. Philadel ' phia,Pa IL T. IIEMBOlD, Druggisi anl Chtraiat, -P..il:id pliia, Pa. XOLD EVERYWHERE,' Kidney