CundiirangoThe New C?.ncer Cure.
Early in the present year Mr. Wing,
our Minister at LcunJor, transuiittcJ to
Washington inloi amlion of the discovery
in that couiitry of a ihrub which seeiiRil
to possess reat racdicin.il powers for the
cure of some of (he most terri'oly vicniz
ing, loatlisomc, and fatal diseases to which
the human nice is subject, cspi-rially that
of cancer. This communication was made
in the following; official form:
Mr. Wing lo Mr. Fish.
Ligation of tih Uite States, )
Quito, Ecuador, Jan'y 5. 1371.
Sir : Foi some time yxA I hnve been
aware of the recent discovery . t.f a , remedy
wLich was dcclated to Lo a fpecific for. tho
cure of some if the .most tembie disearer
which Bcourge humanity, v.it being will
ing, however, to excite hopes liable to the
chance cf disappointment, I have refiainsl
from bringing it to tho attention of tho de
partment hitherto. . -
Ilectnt experiments which have been' ex
plained to me by credible parties in addition
to information concerning certain experi
ments act on foot by myself, both in Europe
and tho United States, has convinced me
that there is, to say the least of it, enough cf
reality in the curative properties cf the rem
edy to render it incumbent upon me to lay
tho matter befure the department, believing,
ua I do, that if the department will at onco
giv publicity to it, many valuable lives may
Le saved, and relief afforded in most painful
and distressing cases of ilTIiction.
Tho remedy in question is the wood cf a
tree called the "cuudurano," existing chief
ly in the sonlhcrmoit province of Ecuador
(Loja), and its peculiar virtues were dis
covered, it is said, by oue of thoeo trivial
incidents which evince oftentimes how hum
ble are tho means ru-cd by Providence to
make known the mysteries of uatuic and the
wonders of science.
Tho ignorant wife cf a common Indian
laborer who had for some time enfierid most
foarfully from an internal cancer, concluded
finally to administer eternal relief to him by
the simple process of mixing poison in his
food. The woman, it would seem, acted in
porfect good fait a and honesty of purpo.-.e,
and without a tinisler or nialcvolcLt design.
She wiched really to save her husband from
Ins agony ; and, feeling that his care was
absolutely impossible, she determined to a l
in'uistor a decoctiou of iho wood itself. To
her surprise the man at once began to rally,
and, as her first attempt had failed, the still
continued to dose him with the lotion from
day to day in increasing iiuantitk-s. As a
rcau'.t the maa entirely recovered, and, the
matter becoming public, further testa have
established the pow ers of tho wood as a rem
edial agency. Only last night I was in
formed from the most eminent sources in the
land that some of the cures tliocled by it
were truly miraculous. I givre the report iu
regard to the manner in which these proper
ties wore maniU'sted as common minor ha.s
it. Its eflicacy in cancerous and venerea!
dbeases has been already approve, and
judge by analogy that it would likewise
prove beucticial in scrofulous and. ulcerous
uti'ectious of dilibreiit ty pes.
Certainly it cocitiiea-.ls itself to tho exper
iments of tho learned practitioners of t he
United States ; arid if is carativo rju.ilitic.-
go no further than to conquer that fearful
malady, the cancer, so lung deemed lnpo
lessly incurable, and s fraught with anguirh
of mind and agony of body, aud certaiu ik-ath
hitherto, then truly will it hiiva acccnipihh
cd a mofct noble end. The condition of the
Island roads and the difficulty of ti asporta
tion to the coa.-t will tLr a time interfere
with its exportation in large quantities, but
the energy of President Mortna wiil eventu
ally cpen it ui to the commerce of the world
and the relief of the idli-cleu. Ia this con
nection I may .add that this month the I'.es
idcut of Ecuador will forward to the fStato
Department at Washington one tor.lter of
tho cundurango for eApfcrimentai.il distribu
tion. I have thanked him for his courtesy
and consideration, and I have every hepe
that under the enlightened supervision ot
the department medical science may achieve
therewith one of its moat valuable victories.
Appended, as accompaniment. A, I transmit
the simple recipe setting forth the manner
in which the article is a. yet applied to u.e.
Experiment and experience may soon been
ablcd to adopt a nioro powerful and skillful
method of application.
If tho department sees fit to make tl.ij
matter immediately public, it will alf.rd uie
genuine piea.-uro to ail both experimental
science and sulTering humanity by any mear.s
that my location and information u the
subject may render practicable.
Ht'MsET WlNO.
Accompaniment A.
JIETHOD CF USING- TilK 'l'LTXIUHAIt(;o.' '
A decoction of the cundurango is made
out of a small piece of the wood beaten out
flat, aud half c.i cunco of which is boiled iu
threo teacupfuls of water. Of this decoction
one teacupl'ul mast be taken in the morning
and another at night. If the patient has
ulcers they should be kept very clean by the
use cf aromatic wine or simple ointment,
according to the degree cf inflammation.
The decoction is only to be ui-ed for fifteen
days consecutively. An interval of Cfieen
days roust theu elapse, when tho remedy
may again ho resumed for the same length
of time. Great attention mu.-t be given In
order to keep tho digestive organs in the
best possible condition. With regard to any
other counsel, tho general a?pect of the pa
tient may servo as guide. In this country
(Ecuador) the cundurango has proven itself
to be a poweifu! restorative, and must event
ually work a complete revolution in the
treatment of canterous, venereal, and ulcer
ous diseases Da. Casakks.
Quito, January 4. 1870.
A trua tran.-laticn. Rlmssy Wing.
Tho following was also scon afterwards
receivod :
Mr. IVing to Mr. Fish.
Legation ov the Umted States, "1
Quito, Ecuador, Jan. 23, 1X71. J
Sia: lleferring to my dispatch No. C I. the
contents of which I regard as very imp rtant,
I desire to correct a slight error into which I
bad fallen, as I learn from Conversations
with President Moreua and Minister Leon.
An accidental nanner of t!iU discovery of
the remarkable qualities of the cundurango,
as detailed in the despatch rekrred to, is en
tirely correct, with the single exception that
the fruit, and not tho leaves, is poisonous,
and it was iu tho absence cf ths fruit that
the wniuiu used the wood, supposing, as she
did, that it must contain tho same destruc
tive proierties.
From Information plven mo 07 the dietin
guished gentlemen mentiin"d above, 1 am
more than ever convinced of the meat rlua
of the discoveiy, md the necessity for iuim.
diate scientific experiments with the wood.
E. IIcmset SVing.
CL'NI)L"UAN0 MADS: I t iil.IO.
Thesa despatches when finally riven to
(ho public, in the orthodox oiTioial styh
were accompanied by communications
from Mr. lucres, Minister of Ecuador
Lere, conveying intelligence of the arrival
of the promised experimental stock of the
cundurango woo.l aud affording gome in
formation, of th.i success wliidi Lad t-
,' T,'.i
tended its use in his own country. E-ut
tLcEO documciits suJIicienll' explain them
selves, and are therefore presented hero,
in cxlci;o, a3 follows :
Department cf Statu
Washington, April 7, IX
To the Hon. (i cor ye M. Robeson, Secretary
, Pin : I transmit copl2s of printed pamphlet
containing a note to this department here,
Mr. Floret, the Minister of Ecuador here,
and despatches from Mr. Wing, the Minis
ter of the United States in that republic.
These papers relate to a medicament called
"cunduiRnp V J recently d:sovered in. that
country, which is supposed to be arTcfUceut
remedy for career and other di.-c&scs. A
sample of the art icle accompanies this lei'er.
I will thank you, if there should appear to
be no ol j.'ction to that course, to cau;-e it to
be administered b the medical staff of the
navy."" rind the result 1 1 be communicated to
this Department for the i n for rb alien of tho
government of Ecuador.
I have the honor to bo, sir. your obedient
servant. II.m.Tcx Fisu.
. Mr. Florcs to Mr. Fih.
f Translation. J
W a ; ill x r; To N , March 14, 1871.
Mr. MisisTEii: 1 have received from my
government, in order to efferit to you, a
vegetable called 'condurango," which is
produced in the province of Loj-. .Ecuador,
and to which great medicinal qualities are
attributed, as you wiil see by the annexed
extract., cpied from No. 425 cf tha cficial
journal cf Ecuador.
In caso your Excellency m think proper
to accept this !;t!k oocring, I take, the lib
erty of enclosing the bill cf laden e.f the box
which coutsias it, to tho end that you may
be pleased, if j'ou see fit, to return it to mo
with the necessary xrdcr f r the Custom
House at New York, and to take tuca other
31 ensures as you may think proper.
I have been s pecially directed by my g';v
ernniei t to commtinicate Use result of the
analyses and experiments which mr.y be
made. I will therefore thank your Excel
lency to deign to nfford me, nt far as possi
ble, tho means of obeying this order.
In the hope that your Excellency will be
pleased to give to this maUcr the attention
which is demanded, not only by humanity
and science, but tho mercantile interests of
Ecuador and the United .Staics of America,
I hnve the honor to r.iuerate to your Excel
lency tho pssuranee of my very Uigli and
diLtifiguiehtd consideration, and to subscribe
myself your Excellency's very obedient ser
vant, A- Frour.3.
Br. VAT.KyX'3 CAIJCTTJSirrA
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cued to please tha tiste, celled ' Tonico,"" Appetiz
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drurdceantsa aad ruin, tat arc a trno Medicine, uiado
from the Kative Koots and Ilcrboof Califojtla, frco
from nil AlcoUniic Btiu:uIantB. Tbcyaro tho
UirEAT BLOOD PUUIFinil r.nd A LIVE
OIVINti ritlNCIPLEaperrtet Kenovator and
Iavlgorator of t'uo System, caiTjliig; o.T all poisonous
matter end restoring the Llood to a Lcaltliy condition.
No person can t-'.lio tucse Sitters eccordiDj to ilrco
tioa and reira!n locc un-svcll.
SIliO t '-lbe given forau lnraratlo car-c, rro-vlilcd
the boac-a ara tot dsc-troyed ty lalatral poLioa or
otlicr meLiS, atd tio vital orgaM v.t:cd teycuitUii
.cliit of reDCir.
F.r IcSutniriittorr r.ad Cbrcnic IJiicamo.
tipia ai:d Uout, Jiy t'Persia, or IndSral icp,
iilllous, Iteciltter.t nnd Intermittent 1'overa
Dlst'nstucf tue iIoud, i.ivtr, liidueys, and
Illadder, tliesc Kittci a fcuve teca raot succctc
ful. Kuth liiaechca uro canted ty Vitiated
niond, 7hlcl1 Is generally 1'roduced ty deracKcmtnt
of tLo Uiwt'.ulvc Ci 'uiis.
Jjyt?PEPSIA Oil 1NDIGEPTION, need
Mho, I'fcla ia tho Shoulders, Conb3,Tigt:e3 of tii3
C'-.cfit, DlzzlncBS, Eour Eructations of tha Stomnch,
Dad taste ia tho Moatli, Eili&as Attack3, ralpitution
of tlio Heart, ItiCaimnatlon of tho LaogB, Talu la tho
regions of tho Kidneys, atid a hundred other painful
6ya;ptcm8, are the offisprlnga of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and sthuulato tie ter
ridllvcr and bowels, which reader them of unequalled
cOctcy la clcancinc the blood of all hnpuritlco, and
luipnrtiu; new Ufo and vigor to tho -wholo system.
l-'OIt Hit IN IISEAfeES, Krnptlons, Tetter, Salt
XUieura, Elotclies, Spots, Tln-plcs, jruttulcs, Bella, Ccr
bcnclCB, lilng-Vi'onns, Scrdd-IIead, Boro Eyes, Eryb-lp-cla3,
Itca, Ecnrlii, Discoloratlons of the Skin, Ilumora
and Diaeaiies of the L-kia, of xrhatever name or nature,
cro Utcrlly dug up and curried out cf U10 eyatctc In a
thort time t7 tho u;.a cf tacbo Citters. Oao tottlo La
euch caaca v. Ul couvlace tho inoct luurtuuloua of their
curative effect.
Cleanse tao Vitiated Kccd -whenever yoa tnd It3
lxpnrit!c3 t-nn-tin thrcurh tte bUIu inrimplcs, Erup
tiCES or Sores ; clcanso It vhea yon End it obstructed
and sluggish in tha veins ; cleansa it when it id foul,
and your foellncrs 15-111 tell you when. Eecp tho bloo!
pnro nnd tho heftfth of tho system -arlil follow.
PIN, TAPE ar-d other WORKS, lurking in tha
tystcm cf so many thousands, are effectually destroy
ed and removed. For full directions, rcud carefully
ho circular around each bottle, printed la four laa
fuages Eanllrh, German, French raid Epanith.
J. T7ALKEII. rroprictor. K. n. McCONALD fis CO.,
PnigtjlfV3 and Gen. Asents, Baa Fiar.cko, Cal
und S3 and 31 Cumauca Street, New Tori.
f. SOLD B" ALL DHL" G GISTS AND LEALE23.
Dr. Crook's
A rtin..-(iy whu-h h..s U.n 'tested 1
for 10 yenr-i, and prr-Yi-d in tliouf
nnds of ch.sc.1, ffip:'i)'e of eurinij at
CiiiiKS cf tic tTr.r it tzi t-.zji; 'per-t'-irner
ni;iry r-n:irkble curen
merits a tiial from nil who aro puf
terms from sinnhir afbtions ano
vainiv KP.-kin reMef. VTia j- J3
;r:;;ii: j?oTo:t yes frcn tclij cu::i also!
WI1TE
or
lsny.
V i..'::"3'T'-0 I'ruplsta s.iv it cures them rdl
.:.r. . H e relict andeuu-of itr.ro n.arve -can.
r--r-'?'eT' satieror w.'ll fied relief nnd euro
f --- re.jinre only a few dosee.
?JJ.?.r:3sl:.;-''1:is cured ea.ie proiumnoed inoiinhle
j-.-.u,. u renovMes rnd invigor.-itos tho sytem
f:!iX:itp o"-7M,n?le:l,'cUv reu'.at.jr ci this orim
I.-Sw-cts.. bsi hoahay o.-t:on on the sromnel) eurpi? it.
lH hp,:,,l!:-,v,:r- and nppctite restoring
krV' Jcr lZr"i''-JZSV'f'? ' '"rk.-dand prompt
t-. -io u-u. CP is rifh in Uio medicinal
fj-i.il. vies of lar, combined with ep.tat,i in"r)
cuenu of undoubted vapje, whi-h r.iako it unur
lie.l, not only fr,r tf.e comphantB enumerated
but u ri;.i77 rcs'.crcj cxii-.el rtszz'X cUansc-a the
ti.-innch, relaxes the Liver an. 1 puis thorn towo'k
musu tne food to digest, and in.nitoa pure blood'
Bud Leiier a vivacity appreciute-i by both sound and
. I-,A"r"!.".rp 3fR:'iivd in rny w:iv, wo know if you
try ino &s-c:r.2? te:l; tjejriicj of tir. Crook's Wiue
... ..... jv... n1, j,:r iesi:mn:iv to us preal
vnliio in correorinrr 11117 " ilis (hit "rle.-h is he i
u." lYcrsred or.iv bv tt,irr- r?-.rr r-i sm k
lr;iss;ist everywhere.
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foun. tUztr-i-.--i. Zir.zra l :h Livor. t:
t.?, wtda rai, t.cir as a di Zmt, or any
v..j. t; iis .7::. or reroiii a in
ai.se.isc cu-i.ei:ii!,g on a deprived con
i. udie Er. (''
tctieS Crr:r tf
0 iiCCt. It is combined
wiiii intj oest tome preparations of iron
V' f"-n, and iH the lK.st Alterative and
CUVHl CSCC24C0., P7ta,Jl I
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EXTRACT CATAWBA
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CoinnuiK ut Vn ts I"Iu;l Kxtrntt Ituu
bnrb ml FliiiU Exlrm t t
luv. bit tViajit: Juice
Fi r TAVi r Compln'oit, J.ivr.'Urc, Bdicus .!.fie
fixti, SU k or Arm!J llralchc, C'-tircvrsi,
.vr. rttreh ViyrM ie, cottiinlrtj on kictcmj-,
iriiu rah; vr ucititriout: tirwys.
Tt.cse nils arofliomost ilelfjrlitfully rlrnnnt
purirativo. supercoulnar f astor oil, si'lts. novxnf
sia, etc. There ism thinir raoro ;iee'i)tal'! to
t ho stomach. They jri ve tono, and :;uise neither
iiMiiseti nor vripinir pains. They are cnropftse'l
ol" lli FiNK.-T iN(;!!;MKN"f. Alter ft few clft,yV
uo of them, smell an in iiroration of t!m finivo
pvsteni tak s l-laee us to appear mirnenlous to
tho weak ur.rt enervatert. wliother arisinsr froin
impriKieiieo ordiseHe. II. T. I'clniboM'sroni
pouml l'luia Kx tract Catwli Crajx? Pilis are
not siifrur-coated, from the laer that fi!nr
ooatiMt Pills u not dissolve, hut pass th;-ou:ill
the stomach without di-solvinjr. 'or;S--:m nt;y
do not produce thf desirf-d efier t. Tno CA
TAWI1A it H APE PI l.rjiinr rl'a:mt in in :to
and odor, do not necessitate their heing- suar
coateU. Price Fifty Cents periUox.
1IENKY T . II E L M HOLD VS
Jliylily Concentrated Compound
ei extract mmm
VTiil nolief.lly exterminate from the system
Seiof nla. Syphilis, Fever S,.ies, FJce-i-s, Sro
3ves, .-ore Ieirs, Sow Monti;.; tre Ji'-ad, J!ron
ciiitis, Skin Lise.i.-e.-. f-altlhe 0111, e.auk..'i'.Jiin
vUii.' at tlie Far, Vhite .Swellins.TiMnor';, Can
cerous A'.Jei'tions. 'oues, Jciekels, Glandular
Swollimrs, Niirht Sw-ats, Kuslt, Tetter, Humors
of nil kinds. Chronic Uheumari.-sm, fiysoeppia,
nnd all diseases that have beeu cutaLiiislied iu
the syttem for yeais.
P. in .r prcvared cxyre.-sly for the above com
jhii!:ts.irs !!;. .d-inirifj iriic prnpi i t ios are great
er than any other preparation of Sar-apariiia.
ItJiveS the complexion it clear and healthy
dsl'ir. roid restores the patient to a plate of
health and purity. For purifying t ho blood,
removing ehronic constitutional diwasjs
firi.sin.-r from an impure state of the blood, mid
the only reliable and eif' etoal rerniMly for the
euro f pain- ao.i swellinir of the bones, ulcer
ations of the-Throat and Fef?, IJlolehes.
H son tho I"ae'. ErysipelaSvand all Scaly Krup
tions of the tkm. und iieantif yin.'r the I'om
ple.vion. Price, 1.50 per bottle.
IIEKRY T. IIELilllOLD'S
Concentrated Fiuid Extract GUCiSU.
Tiio Great ClurctJc.
lias eure.d every cac of DTATtETKS in T. hieh it
ha:-; been iven. Irritation ;f tho .'eck of ihe
l.laoi'.o!-, iic.-l iMli.Pi;:,:su.;ii of t: .vionoys. Vi
t era Li : : o i" t l.e iv i i r i e ys ana Llalvi' ', ticteii! io.i
of tile Lrinc. I!s":i.rs of the I'ro--traic Oa.iui,
toiie ia the dadder. Calculus. ii.tvel. ib u k
I:ot Deposit, iaral Mucous or Miiky iii.-eiia.-u-ef--.
and lor r.ni'eebied and lielieate t'ontitiirh-ii?
or" btdh se.H, tsUeii'ted wiili tho loliowitnr
KyinpUiins: indipo';itioa to li.xert i:;, J.oss of
1'iiwcr. f.o--of Menioi-, liillleiilfy ot Jtreatii
inir, AVeak Nervt-s, Treiiiblir.?. Ilnrrorff iiis
inso. V);.-fi;lni.'S.-!, 3ii:meys of Vision. rain in
the l!ad. Hot Hand-!, J-'ln? hjnar ,f the lio.1v,
Drym-ssof trie jkin. Ki uption of the l aee, 5 .
lid t'onnioiianee, I. niversal Lassitude !' tho
ilusetilar SyMi-in, Are.
I'se-d !..' persons from the aires of eiy ht" cn to
1 wem. y-live, and Iron; ti.:rty-li vt to til ; y-:i vc. ,r
in the ueelii'.e or.'ehanire of life; r.Her eoor'ino
meiit or labor pan!.-: ; bed-wetting- iu children.
HFf.y HOLD'S F.XTIIAer rrCIITT Is Tdnret
ie and lE'eod-l'iiriiyinir. and cures All Disease
uri -iiiK from Habits of Dissipation nnd fcxecss.
r s iind Iinpriidenee in Lifo, Impurities of ti.e
Hiood. ;vc, f-ii!ereedinfr Copaiba in nffeetie.iirt
for wlneh it is used, mid S pliilitio ali'i etions
in these diseases used in connection with lielm
bohl's UiifC Wash.
In li'flin afiee.tions peeniiar to Ladies the E.v
traet Uiieh'.i isnncqntilleil by any other remefiy
as in Cidorosis or ltet otion, Irre'jitiai ity.
I'ainf nihe-s ir Suppression of t-tistoinary I.vac
tiiittons, i'leeraud or Schirrns State "of the
I'n l is, Leueori honi or Vt'Htos, S;i riiity. mh1
for ;.ll coiaplaiiit ioci lent to tins -ex, -.v iiel tier
aiisinjr from indiseietion or haiiiisef dissipa
tion, it is p: eseribed extensii eiy by the must
eminent phyKciaiisund luid-.vives for Knfeebled
and Dc-lieutc Coosiii uiions, of both .-exes and
:i!l ares (atleudul with any of tho ttbovo dio
Cltses Ol" tyiupiollia).
H. T, Eelrabold's EXTRACT BUGIiU
CUUES DISEASES ABIs(NUFaOM
Imprudences, Dissipated Habits, &c,
in all th. ir stag-s, nt little expon?o, little cr no
ehuiiKC in diet, no inoonvt-nienee, and no exoo
sure. It euu-ts a Ireipient desire, and jrivv's
fdrenKth to Crinate, thewrby removing Ob-strin-iiems.
prevfiitinir and curtn'ir Strictures of
the Uretha, ullayit: i'ain ai.d Intlainmat :i n. f o
fi-equ.-iit in this class of disea.-jcs, and expelling
all Poisonous matter.
Thousands w ho have been the victims of in
competent persons, and who bavenaid henvv
lecs to be cured in a short time, have found
that t iey have been deceived, ajid that the "Poi-.-oii"
has, by the use of "powerful a;;trinironts,"
been dried up in tho system, to break out in a
more asri;nivated form. 'perhaps after afarruijre.
Cse UKL.:nutX.ira &xti-:ai:t 1,U JUT tor
nil nficetions and diseases of the Li-imiryOr-trans.
whether existing in the Jlalc or Female,
from whatever ciiu.-e orijrinntinr, and no mat
ter of how loiifr standing, l'rieo, Ono Dollar
and l'ifty Coins per Lottie.
HENRY T. iiEi.:.:noLD-s
iMPROVED ROSE VASH
cannot be surpassed as a Face Washund will
be found the only specific remedy in every spe
cies id Cutaneous Adection. It speedily eradi
cates Pimples, Spots, Seorbutio Drvness, Indu
rations of the Cutaneous Membrane, &e. ; dii
pela Ueduessaud Incipient Iiitlammation, Hives,
Itash, Moth Patches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin,
Frost Dit.es, and all purposes for which Salves
or Ointments are used; restores the Skin to a
state of purity and soilness, ami insures con
tinued healthy action of the tissue ol" its ves
sels, o:i which depends the ivrrceabie clearness
and vivacity of complexion' so much sought
and admired. Hut however valuable ;s a rem
edy for existing- defects of the skin, 11. X. liehn
bold's Uose Wash has lon;r sustained its princi
pal claim lo unbounded patronaore, by possess
ing qualities which render it a, 'J'oilof Apoend
iiL'o of the most supeihitivejand con'-enialchar-aetcr,
combining- in an elegant formula those
prominent reiuisites, safety and ohicacy the
invariable aeeoinpanimetits of itsuso as a Pro
server and Itefresher of the Complexion. It is
an excellent Lotion for diseases of Syphilitic
Nature, and as an Inject ion f or disca of tho
Crinary ( inrans, arising from habits of ditsipu
fion.used in connectioiiwith the Extract Duchu,
Sarsa.ari!la, and Cutiiwba Crnpu Piils, in such
diseases as recommended, cannot be surpassed.
I'rice, Oao DoUur per liottlc.
Yu and explicit directions accompany tho
mo.peines.
Evidence of the nun responsible and relia
ble character furnished on' Application, with
hundred 4 of thousands of living witiiess-s, ami
uovards of 0,(nJ unsolU ited cortilieates and
recommendatory letters, many of which aro
iroin the iib-'hcjit sources, ineiuding eminent
Phy.-ieians, Clorirymeti, Sf-itesmen, &e. The
proprietor lis never resorted to their public:.
t ion in the newspaiKTS ; he does not do this front
the fact that his articles rank as Standard Pre
parations, und do not need to be rropied up by
certificates.
H.T. Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
Dehvorc-d to nnv address, secure from olcr
vation. r.sYAKnsncn I pwako of TV.'KNTV
EAltS. Sold by Driijrjrista everywhere. Ad
dress letters for iritonnation, in coDlideuee, to
Henky T. liKLMiaiLt), Druists nd Chemist.
Only Dejiots: II. T. if ulmUild'a Drug1 and
Chemical Warehouse, No. Droailvvav. Now
York, or to II. T. ilelmbold's Medical 'Denot,
104 South Tenth Street, Phildelphia, i'a.
IW"irboW .' Tvhc no oM'jr : ' lFeb.ls.-oia '
21. n .irt f (l,.i'iif.')-r- it. t 4 i r
cImi; is a luxurTTit-U She ,:la srel! cf
thetole:' JLc.manVhohas never courted
Las lived in vane. lie has been a Lima man
anion" landscn re?, be h.ts been a defT man
in tbe bird of band organs and by the f-v.a
. . . i
ku -D------ ..j ., " ;
of murmuring canals. Courtio is like two
little sDiiu-is of water tbat start out frcm
tin ; it gives the parties a cbar.ee to find out
each other's trenitr can'w. 'It u gcod rxer-
clan, and is just aj iuuecent p.s five Jiiir.a
lambs. '
.o
Perhaps it ia bt-et I sbouid stata kctoo
good advice to tbo young men who are
about to court Tvitli a view to matrimony as
it was. ' :
In the first place, young men ycu idight
to get your system ail right ; then find a
young woman who !3 wiilinj to be courted
on the square.
Tho next thing is to find out how old ehe
is, which you can do by askiog her, and she
will Ea she is nineteen years, and this you
will find will not be far out of the wa.
The next is to begin moderate, na orco
every nito iu the week for the fust eix
months, incrcasin tho dose as the patient
. Eesms to require.
It ia a fust ' rr.to way to court tno girl's
mother a little on tbe start, for there is ono
thing a womin never dei-risif, and that ia a
little good courlin if it if don'? on tbe square.
After the Erst year ycu v,-ill begin to like
the business.
Thcro ia one thing I always advise, and
that is not to swop , photographs oftrner
than wun3t every 6 daz?, unlets you forget
how the gal looks.
Ockahionally yon v.-ant to look sorroy and
draw in your wind a3 tho you had a pain ;
this will Bet tho gal to tcezing you to find
out what ails you.
Even meetins are a good tldng to tend.
It will keep ycur religion in tune, and if
your gal happens to be their by accident,
she can ask you to go horns with her.
Ab a general thing I wouldn't brag on
ether girls P.nch when I was courtiu. It
might look r.s though you l-.nn tew much.
If you court three weeks in this.wa, all thr
timc on tbc Fquare, if you don't sa it is tbe
sleekest time of your life you can go to the
choap t-toro and get measured fur a plug hat
at my expense rind pay for it.
THE GREAT
OAK HALL
t'i
v, Liii i.'wi j! ifet'i -icS
Pi n a u m i
XJ1XJL J JLJ. J
241 Main Street Jehnstcwn.
0
th
HAVE NOV." OX HAND
Tug iareit, hesl Macie
EYtli Hi:?T IX J)IN.'jTOiV",
co.-islst il.ielly of
MEN'S COATS.
jJJEN'S TAXTS.
5,IKX'3 VESTS :
YOUTHS' COATS.
YOUTHS' PaXTS.
YOUTIiS' VESTS ;
BOYS' COATrf.
LOYS' TAXT:.
LOYS' VESTS.
Yo have abo constantly in rtack a complete
assortmrnt of
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, &c.
r 7- 'w e nro T'repareil to make to or-J'-r Cloth- !
injr ol every oesci iption on the snortest uotivo.
Call at So. '2 11 iIain Street,
AND SEE JIOW IT IS YOURSELVES !
Johnstown, April tl, iNTl.-i'.m.
II O M A S C A 11 L A N 1),
WHOLESALE PEALER IN
GROCERIES S QUEENSWARE-
VOOD AND VILLOW WARE,
STATIONERY AND NOTIONS,
fish. salt, m m mm,
FEED AD PROVISIONS,
1323 l!evemh Avenue,
Between 13th and 14th Sts., Altoona.
All such poods as Spices, Brushes, "Wood
and Willow Ware, Shoe Jlack'ms( and Station
er v will be sold from muiiufacturer'a printed
price lists, and all other rrooij in my line at
rhiludelpliia, Ualtiniore, Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh current prices. To dealers 1 present the
peculiar advantage of saving tliern all freight
and drayape, as they are not required to pay
freights from the principal cities and no dray
age chnrge? are made. Dealers may rest as
sured that my goods are of the best quality aud
my prices as moderate as city rates. Ky doing
a fair, upright business, and by promptly and
satisfactorily filling all orders, I hope to merit
the patronage of retail dealers and others ."n
Cambria county and elsewhere. Orders re
spectfully solicited and satisfaction yuaranteed
in all cases. THOMAS OAKLAND.
Altoona, July 23, lSGJ.-tf.
C3N
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KOLLIDAYSEUna SSSIIKiUlY.
lXti3.Z3AYSIIiIiCi, PA.
under a rock at tbo foot of a mountain, acd j t
run down bill side by bUc,-staging, dancirig ' ,?; solicited.
and Fpatertn eacb other, eudyin and frotbin, I MaKBxci ' rJiiX
and kaKkadin. and hidtlin under tbc bank, 'j t vter jiV-'w.-iy & th-o., w. M. c.ormiey,
now full of sbadder, bltaby. they jine and :sa.,'li:ihSvvo.:i lb, Mtbtirir; Hen-Mm
then eo slow. " I nm ia favtr of long ccr. I?"": ' 'w uR
"JAMES F. MILL1KKN,
ATTORNbY-AT;LAW
ASD 2ti:AI. J-STATE A LIT,
HOLLI DAYSUUIiG, I'A
c-iociai attention jriven to the cxillection of
'.aims in I!!!iir, O'tnbVfa, HuniiniiW. n, Leoloro,
c.
pf7,,trc n.l Cbar:ield coontie?.
eV' 'rties!!sldiT rr. nnrcha-, r-nt. loasp. Fell
' or wo!i-in -o n-antntj will imd itirre-uiy to
i K.'.T-o i.ston: Cyi e.sl.hbi, F.s.p, Johns' o.v:;;
vni.P. Wilson,. LV., i-liofote. n-.-n
REAL E T A T E A G i: N C Y
- -! OF
GEO. V. OtXTMm & CO.
OHtt-e in C'olontxle Kow.
Poverrtl pnrt i"? wish to secure Hou?os in Eb
cnsbmir at f.iir rent. , . ,
is. i ,ni.i T.ots m e. for rent op fair term''.
Give us a description and price of what you ir
have for rent. - Tr
Let n know what kind of a House or House
and Dot vrni wish to seen re as a tenant.
Have you HKAKot J'iUl&ijXuli VHVTM-
TY you wl:h to sell, or do you wish to buy t
C03IK ASO SEE'l'S AT OSCi:!
5. "Our terms are reasonable for all scr . ices
rela'.i-.e to above tnatrer. See "itenl Kstate
U izette." (il-,n.V.'. OATMAN&tO.
Ebeiisburir, Feb. 4, 18Tl.-tf.
ENTISTR1". The undcis-gned, a
jirnduate
of the Dalti-
of Dental Sar
cerv, respect
fully oilers his i i
fcrviees to tb.e f )f ff JJ
citizens cf Eb- w i-iZ-U.-
en?burg and vicinity, which place he will visit
on tho foiktu Monday of each mouth, to re
main one week.
Aug .13. BAM'L BELFORP; D. P. S.
DR. H. B. MILLER, ,pT
Operative and Mechanical DENTIST
O.'lice lemovcd to Virginia street, opposite
the Lutheran chinch. Persons from Cambrii
county or elsewhere who get work done by me
to the amount of Te: Dollars and upwards, will
have ti e railroad fare deducted from their Liiis.
All vtokk wassasthi. Jan. Ul, iyi!9.-f.
"AMES J. OATMAN, 1,1. i.,
' tenders his professional services as Phy
sician and Nnrfeon totiie citizens of Oarroll
tewn and vicinity. Oflicc in rear of build
ing occupied hy J. BticK & Co. as a store.
NiLt calls can he made at his residence, one
door i-oulh of A. llaug's tin and hardware
store. May 9, 180".
TIT? J. LLOYD, successor to Tl. S.
Hrsx, Dealer in finajs, Zlsditims,
Paints, tjc. Store on Haiti : treet, opposite
th "!j'ans:on L'r,n?o," Ehensburg, Fa.
October 17. 18G7.-Cm.
IW AY. JAMISON, M. IX,
w ' lf.o: et i it, v .:::ibi ;ii i'a..
Trr.ilcrs hi- proTe-s" jiral sci viois to pueh of ti.e
eitcus cf tlie above place snd viclidty as m:ty
require medical aid. April i.-ly.
17- II. VI.Ar.K, tl. I)., tender Ins
7-v.-(f"--:o:.,'.l services to the :tix. :i3 of
I;!-e:':l.-'o tr i-.-i vici'iitv. !'k-e on l!1ir!i street.
f.-;loUo l ii :itrc-.-s.tiori;-l cin l eii. ICist
Writ. . lirl; i
ueiiee ot in: ti.
;t;iin, West Ward, ii-yl-d
Jki Ei!E:sbvi;g, Pa.
Gold, Silver, Government Loans, atu
Other Securities, bought and sold. Interest
allowed on Tiroo Leiwits. Collections made
in all accesfcihle points in the United Slate;;
ana a general Baukiii": nuEines.s trar.sr.ctcu
y? I n Mjr C. , T .
V Hankers, Altoona. V..
Drafts cn the principal cities and Silver
and Gold for sale. Collections made.
Honeys received on deposit, payable on de
mand, without interest, cr upon time, with
interest at fair rates. an31.
1). M-LAUGI1LIN,
STTORNKY AT LAW, Johmlow, Pa.
il O.'iice i:i the Exchange buildi:-. on t!:e
Corner of Clinton and Locust streets up
stairs. ill attend to ail butiucLz connect
ed with hts profc-srrlon. - . .
JOHN 1 LINTON, "
TTOP.HV AT LAW, Johns!- vn. Pa.
X Ofilcc in building on corner cf Mai a and
Franklin street, opposite Mansion House,
second lioor. Entrance on Franklia street.
Johnstown. Jan. 21. l&07.-tf.
(T W. EASLY, ArroitKKV at Law,
Oilicc, In'o, nvt Franklin street, Johns
town, r , two doora North of Frazer'a Dru
Stoie. AViM attend promptly to all nnnncr ol
legal business tli n t may be entrusted to him.
(5 L. PERSHING, Attorn-hy-at-
v' Law, Johnsioic:i,Pa. Oflicc on Frank
lin Street, r.pvstairri, over John P.'.ntou'd
Hardware Store. Jan. 31 , 1S07.
A. KOrET.IS,
T. W. EIC
Johnstown.
E'oensbor.
frOi'LLIN & DICK, ATTOUSKY3-AT-Law.
Eber.sbnrg. Pa. OiTicc wit, Wm.
Kittell, Esq., Coloi.-ade Row. foet.22.-tf.
T. I. TirHNEY JAMiiS SCLI.
T AW and COLLECTION OFFICE
-OF
TIERNEY &. MULL,
Colonnaie ICv, Ef ijHl.ur. Xi.
:rocial attention raid tn fnitwtinnn ;n
nli parts of Iho Vnittvi State?. l3-18-'Tl.-tr.l
L. GEOKGE, Attoknf.y at Law,
r of-nsinirK. i'a. Vfice in room rocontly
Itow. All loannorof lal ,un.,as faithfully
attendetl tn th collection vi tl lims, .tcf,
made a pe-i;ility.
. l-4.-tf.l
f. a. riiov.m. xn, ; ano. .. J1KPHY
C HO K MAKE II & 15 Ij li 1 Y ,
A'l'ftfltSKY.S-AT.I.AW,
March 11, 1ST1. KllEXiyJi UK 1,
JOHN FENLON,
JTTORUEY AT LAW, Ebensbnrg. Pa.
ti Ofiico on High street, adjoininf3c his resi
dence Jan 31, 187.-tf.
WILLIAM KITTELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Elensburq. rz.
li Office in Colonadc P.ow, Centre street.
Jr.n. 31. 18G7.-tf.
TM. II. .SECIILTJL Attokxev-at-
t Law, Ebensbur.ir, Pa. O.Tice in Thoj.
Lloyd's new bu'I'llng, one door noi ih of Colo
na'.ie Row, Cenirc street.
GEO. M. HE ADE, A tiornialLav;
Ehensburg-, Pu. Office in new buihlir
recently erected en Centre street, two ih.iors
from High street. " au.27.
TV U. SCAN LAN, Attoi-my-at-Law,
A- CarrollttM-n, Canitiria Co., I'a. All in in
ner of k-fral ItuMiieM attcn.leil to proinntly'nr.d
carefully. Collections a Sei:jalty. .
riEO. W. O ATM AN & CO., Arrou-
KEYS-AT-I.aw, r.t.onsbur-, Cumbria Co.,
Pa. The c-oltet-tion ol noles an.t Lills, wlietlici
cue or past uue, will receive prorr.it nttention.
T S. OGDEN, Jlstick ok the IV.acr,
Johnstown, r-a. OT:eo on Tron trei-l, t.e
tweeu the ('oiit nuniah lii i:lm.-and I'a. It. It Do
net. Co.k'ctionv iinlull l.-.witii-so intrusts,) to
liiiu will bt promptly sitter Jc! to. ta-ll
i s . .
! READY-'
lv1ADE :
rnest Stcck:
incst Goods;
ievest G''es;
ho Best Work-
Great3st Ve-
iutsrfs! rioty, at
t
y o a r
Easy rules for
measurement, ?s
ound.
prices, &.c, sent
frso to cny part
i
America, and nood fits
guaranteed. 2ZiU
ami Gilt Street
I - - xhc La
t 0YS, ; . LXlhef
i 1-
lr-vrrv virif.TV oi i i!m,!Pt
xt ii r . ic i , i o Lr y-r. I I
- tl UUII1 Jl UiU IU IU V, uba vi.J i
Bbys from 9 to I6, mST
, Ea
and Children from
5 to 9 vea'rs. a V JTb, !
'
J ET refcrorjee to roi:r'
e , usage. In ihh da-X
t.o.,-. s. Li I
X lment oup
made . i
prices are as-
car E3-
s. toni8rjingiy
tablisItrnentX fy .
lew.
THE HEABA Market
QUARTERS ana
nnnii.TTTT rr.n -nn.. W ff
i i 1 1 rj i v i -i : i i ; ; " t:t t i
in C.'olhing, 2nd
Vv'
vve can assvro cuA
Ifl
V friends from CLit
need lock no fur-
A hrth2n02kHa!
Qur &jz
for at!cf3ctcry
ix XCbtl-J.-n a c&iisA
Work is t ,
ofthcv2fy r- ..
11 iy t u:s ;iCa t-ii J )
i;i
a 71 (Z
TT
5700D, IORKELL & CO.,
.iciii.iv. i viiy.ui,
Nn r n r . t . ,
ear Pa. R. K. Depot, Jonnstown,
Alr K CTTlVf'TAV CTnrpn
t IVhohsalc and Pitc.il Dealers in
tmlM M iifclLbiiil lliU bUOiji, Vin you P;,y tho :h,
1. A. A hi i mt AJ a
HARDWARE,
Q UEEN8 WA EE,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS.
IRON AND NAILS
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GLASS WARE. YELLOW WARE.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL KINDS,
Together wuh 11 war.norof We.-tem Produc",
P.tch as FLO IT R, RAfON", FISH SV'-T
CARRON OIL, ie., ic.
ZSf' Wholesale and retail order? solicited
au.i promptly tilled ou tho sbortet uotieo
inorii rea?onaOJe terms.
tvnnn vnnprTT rr
GLO. G.K. ZA1IM.. ....... J AS. U. ZAUAI. j Tliio will show yen don: n;c.w
-t .! - i hard or the preacher by havi'i tcr
7a
DEALERS IN
I l tj V ir I! 1 li iifi 'WM il I i('X
1 tf U U U il i llt'tiUlOa.
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE,
KatG,Craps,Boot3,Shoes,
, .rT I he is prepared to inauaLuturc - .- ,. -
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES ! shoes of any desired ?i:-.oor ;
j the finest French calfVkr.i tJ5 10 , r;
irs;sitS!y Kept Iu a CotlUtry Store, j brogan. ia the Trnr bi:?i man
j ct notice, ami at as nioilci.'.:'1 jr.-
WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE j caa b? 'ia5:!cl
I 1 hose w'roliivc .vorn 1..-'- -: "
., ' ! at ray eistr.blisl.mcEt need . " ",, ' . ;u
.AK.S IN tXCHAKOE FOR GoODS ! j the superior quality of niy v. -t-
STORE ON 2LIN STREET,
Next Door to the Post Office,
June 10, 16C3.- EBENSDURG, PA.
Q- a y & w 1: L S II ,
Successors to tiay &, Pniuter,
VrilOLES AI.E
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
a:d dcalkus in
FLOUR, PRODUCE. YKU, SALT, CAli-
LON OILS, &c.
202 Lteertt Strkkt. - P1TTSDURCJII.
WHOLESALE
VVkV. tr I luatiou ai-I-lvto.it
Ws&ajsilLv3l ivt..js.-tt. l.
j fcyntAXOE PiiEt-KrcTp..: r -TT
ton (I'cnnpylv.mia) rj. !.',,'.,"""''
following Vtory'of l '
! of th? l-.to I'itlr.ion ,"'- .-.'.. ' -
:' ' ','Vii:m j-,., ;..:,:;
nl rcTi oi th? niVrry
lowing tl'O Ciil5.ror,l.r.. ?,
j rt'.Ued to ibelin of tW2
death angel laid bi.i b-n.' ,1
havoc' Hi wi . - . .,'
been in this country x .J-t .
i O'i the mortiiirr of the '
I"
i.;-.
r..1 '
1 t.":n t ! : "P.? ( VO
"l rs.
I apparently brooding over i.! ;).' :
j aroused fr.-rri Wis reveiiu v ;.; P,v'
inghira that his liinr.rr wa? r.-C
...... u. A..:, ;.. - -.
rung. He started tj. his Cc-n j-V"
upon her for a monier.t vitu a
temlernes And sioninn r.
- . tu: i ,
"If I should not come back r-!'--. .
you bo ia such a hurry gottin a". ,
; The wife aaswered "Nn,"' 0'; r "- "
that iif he was poin at ail it
'o
Lf was cron?." lie l.hcd
I out eaying a word, and a;;o: ki-;;-.
i wife, kifscd his f;.ur litil-j c'.i':.'-,-
were sitting r.iying cn 'L2 C. - :-
! When he had trot aiout hY;v
j his horae, lie returned aa,-:ti, -.: ;
I lils wife and ch'l-Iron one : ,
great fervency. His wif - .'.
I was tho victim of thrv
1 "v
and as lie turned avray i-Le v.-a- .
entreat hi:n not to go to work :! '?
bended any danger. Hut hn -.r '
age and pressirig necessities c-f Lhc'-' -overcame
her intention, and !.?
! 50. She stood in tha door zz v.
I l'im on the vny to tho fdd ri;. '.v
1 at a point where he tarn.-i vi:
sight, lie turned and ep.st a w;-;::'. -;
toward his home ar.f! littb enc;, r.ri s
! ing his wife, waved with Lisj.-,;,
i adiou. Ho parted with Lis Lv. j ,
i forever.'
The SnoK-Cr.Ai
' lowing is from ChaTdvr;.
of Dogs":
I "An Engiis'i t:fT:c.-r, v-i.o v;y- in I'
in 1315, mentions tha caso o: a
longing to a f-lios-black, who !.;';..
: tomer? to It's master, 'il i- it r -i
very ingenious and Ec:;rcoiyhj:;;r .
! The olftcar. having o-.:c:i-';..i. ta c
j of the brigdes over the Sin', j.
which had been previr.,-.:!? a
; dirtied by r, pooile uj': i.i.'vir; r:-;
; thcni. lie, in cor.s; 'j v. w :
1 man v.dio was fla:i o:
and bal the::: c!o.-tr.cJ. T.-.:?n.--cuutSlanee
having cce irr.-1 ;
on?2, his curicsiiy wr. cx:i:,:, r i
j watched tha dog. l? ?tv I 'rz :.'!'
self in tliJ i-v.l tf ti.e :iur. a..:'
watched for a por?cn v. U i w--ii r-i'-
I boot?, ag'unt whir', hi corriv:i :
i himself." I'iudi;;:: iha: ii- s' :- i
! was the owner oi" ;h-3 doer, i.? t:ir..l
i wit'i the nrtiiice : ar.daf:cr s ii.tioi.-
(ion, he confe?5e.-'. ihot I. '-.I tv-:::
i Jog the trick in ord.T : pr.-.-urer.:.-'. -:r
i for himself. Tho i f.:-.:or, i:: ' :
! struck by the dou'a s.ipaci'v.
i him and went to Ii v:ani. !:
I him tied up in Lon io l .-:::'.."' ::: -!
then released him. XL -2 ;l"-j r-,
j with him a day or two. r.nl t'r. r.v
j his escape. A fortnight r.:v:.vr:; :
found with his former tz-Mir. ;. r-.
I in his old trade ot dirtying g::.----!
boots on the bridge."'
T . ...... T .-.-.-.. t " v- r , I 1 . T
! Mkhiivo. Whet, the rr-:-'"-
iin.; rtMt i nu.'t
! nnd p:
down m tr.o n
iho f toppers. That's what-', iff"
n i When a him U nivc c.i: ;' '- !-
Pa., j ONVr thc whol, loon
j but be Ftiro io phty it r-.i !!-y ,:VA
whether it's that toon or ?-r- e it: " r
1 ;
3 cin,:
puli thsna them ail i:?. i i
innd to yvM out r.::a ;::.
Play the intorhods .-.V-.r.:t '
as the toon. The ier! j-h i
part of the rr.?wr, r::-I shc-u' 1
lonf.c?t.
Play front t!;ft interlooJs into th:
without l.-ttii'i: th-.-ia hn.w who:i
begins." Thi? will t?:v:h t?";a.?;
their bixnesc. A h.vny? '-"f n
fistcr or slower th-vi the t:- i-
keep it frcni Icing ihc cr.r.:-?
TP f!i.-i nroir!rr rriv1? C tit . Vtr: ;
and ' .
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