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Mrs. Fannie Bell. 1925 Huntington
Avenue. Baltimore, Marylsnd. says:
The Old Indian II erb Medicine Man
ured rue of eczema. dropsy. indiges-
ION. dyspepsia, liver complaint, badly
eonstipated bowels. consumDtion of the
'hroat structure Of the rectun, Bright's
disease of the kidneys. whites. or fe-
male weakness and aches and pains
rom the top of my head to end OF my
toes, when the best physicians and doe
tors in New York. Boston, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, said there was no
cure for me, and had but q few days to
i've.
was swelled az big as barrel from
iropsy ard other complaints, and
death stared me in the face and
very breath seemed co be my last.
My friends hearing OF the many Won
derful cur - the Old Indian Herb Med
cine Mans herb teas were effecting
persuaded me TO go and give him tri
al. and did so, it was God-send that
| did When / went to him 1 was in an
awful state. 1 was swollen from the
| top of my head TO the end OF nv toes.
My arms, legs and feet were more like
barrels; they were so fearfully swollen
and painful and at the same time had
no strength nor appetite; everything
| that went into my stomach made me
deadly sick. / was constantly IN awful
pain, but when commenced taking
| the Old Indian Herb Medicine Mans
herb teas at 616 North Eutaw street
for my troubles. my Improvement wal
| immediate and wonderful. Ny swell
ing disappeared, my appetite increas
ed, as did my strength. / feel al
| If ] owed my life TO the Old In
dian Herb Medicine Man and can new
err say enough in his praise. will on
ly be too glad to have any skeptit
write to me that may tell him more
fully of the wonderful cures he effect
ed in my case. have been well FOL
over two years.
MRS. FANNIE BELL.
264S Huntington Ave.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17

the Old Indian Herb Medicines, and az
soon as 1 had taken two bottles l was
relieved. and have continued until now
have taken twelve bottles. Today
am fully as healthy as a man OF my
age can expect to feel, and l have no
rheumatism nor have l any of the 9TH
er diseases that complained of for SO
many years. am as healthy today as
any other man in the state of Mary
land. and can never speak too highly
of the Old Indian Herb Medicine Man
and of his herb medicine. 1 have
shipped dozens of. bottles Of the medi-
cine to my many friends that complain
of rhe umatism and not one OF them but
say that it has cured them. You can
call at any time TO my place OF business
and can tell you in person what won
ders the Old Indian Herb Medicine
Man and his mt dieines have done for
me-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17
Read This Testimonial.
This VII PROV

Mr.. Asa H. Smith, 1909 West Balti-
more street. Baltimore. Nd, says: Il
am seventy years OF sge and was cured
by use of Indian Herb Medicine had
rheumatism for twelve years; had al
so vertigo. lumbsgo. kidney, blood
bladder. throat. lungs and stomach
troubles l had constipsted bowels aud
was in such a condition for months
that could not move or walk without
the assistance of my wife or one OF the
family / spent hundrsdkpf dollars
with doctors and medictnfS but with
out any results, and had almost given
up hope OF being cured until l was in
sisted upon by friend t0Eo and try
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17
THE LAST CAMP
CORBIN NOTES.
A SHADOW OF The
PAST.
The Men Well Behaved
AFTER PAY DAY.
On to KnoXville.-The Mer
Enjoy Good Health.
6rH VA. Vol INFANTRY,
(CAMP CoRBIN, VA,
September 9th, 1898.

This has been HAPPY week with the
officers, as we'll as the men of this
Camp. The Paymaster arrived Wed
nesday, and the men were paid up.
from the date of their enlis' ment to
Sept. 1st. The men are as happy and
-Sontented as they can be, and are very
well satisfied with the prospect Of re-
manning in the service. Commencing
with MOI day of this week, every man
an Camp has been vaccinated, and
1nany are the sore arms. 1t has t.
some ,xtent interfered with the drills.
bat in few days they will be able t.
go on with the days they will be able
To go on with the daily routine.
we now have forty foot flag pole in
~Ey,ont OF Colonel Croxton's tent. and
cid Glory is raise d every morning by
the Sereesnt of the Guard at the first
note OF Reveille. and lowered at che
first note of Retreat in the evening.
At Retreat the men are drawn up in
1tsejr respective Company streets, the
zoli is called, and they stand ~ Par de
Rest, the Band sounds of and the flag
= lowered. 1t is very impressive
-.Sore mony.
The CORE spondent OF one of our
daily papers, known as the Professor
AS taken upon himself to write to tn
Governor of Virginia, requesting that
"A COLL be ordered ascertain the sen
xIment of the men in Camp, toward
remaining in the service A large ma
Iori.y of the men are exceedingly anxI
ous to continue in the service of Unci,
sam, ano they think if the Professo
wGnts to get out. he ought to go, a
r,aen of hIa stamp are not calculated t.
throw ary great emount Of honor upol
~khe service.
The health Of the men continue
~pooS, IT, re remaining ia the hospits
only three patients. none OF which ar
at all ser Gus
This ,mmand has been ordered I
Kncxgilie, Tenn This will be a wei
come change. The location OF th
Camp is very healthy, an abundance
voter, and good air; but change
a eoery and surroundings will have
/ .ndency to make the men take mol
interest in their work.
The behavior OF the men is excellen
n Notwithstanding the fact that near
sR25 600 have been psid out in Cam
during the last few days. Gamblil
an Camp is positively forbidden. II
men take care of their money, and a
either sending or carrying it to the
~espective homes. AS many men
can be spared have been given pass
home, probably FOX the last time. /
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17

Negro Baptist paper in your great city
bv the James that will tell the world
of the progress the Negro Raptists are
making for themselves We can all
see in the one little religious paper
published there the white mans side
but not a word 20 show what the Ne
gro is doing for himself.
Long live the PLANET. the greatest
Negro paper in the world. We have
watched its course from these moan
tains many years, and can say withou
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17
Baltimore Testimonials.

VT. @. A. Jones, eli w Franklin St,
Baltimore. Md, maii-carrler for 20
years at Manchester. New Hampshire
Gays: 1.-THE Old Indian Herb Medicine
Man cured me OF eczema OF thirty
years standing. YES. after scratchins
and scratching, aud itching and itchirg
in fact no erd of scratching aud itch
ing. muscular rheuuatism, dyspeps'
and indigestion ircu. sble plies CT
karxh of the head and throat; l had n
sShste nor smell; and complication -
complaints. had TO give NJ carryin'
letters, in fact / was not able to O.
anything. My feet and hands weE
cracked TO the bones. In fact m
whole body was mass of sores an
yEcebs and scales. My stomach wa
tick and sour ar al times, ] speT
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17

Mr. P. G. Galster. $40 N. Eden street,
wholesale merchant 104 Hopkins Place
says: "Old Indian Herb Medicine Man
cured me of dyspepsia indigestion. liv-
er, bowel, kidney and bladder troubles
when the best physicians or doctors
said there was no cure for me- My
bladder wss weak / could not hold my
water. had TO wear napkins like a
new born babe to keep the water from
wettiDg my others. The Old Indian
Herb Medicine Man at 8l5 and 61S N.
Eutaw street, cured me with his herb
teas OF all my troubles, also my wife of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17

seat worms, or canar worm 2 8 some
people call them, and they cat sed me
to scratch and scratch until my rec.i
ma was as raw rs a piece of beef. The
doctor gave me medicines to carry of
the worms. and it worked me so until j
passed nothing but pure blood, causing
me TO suffer from dysentery for eight
weeks, until 1 was terribly broken
down and thin as skeleton. / had
seven physicians and three of the best
homRpstic doctors that could be found
in the city. They came to the couclu-
sion to perform am operation and cut
my lip of. They thought these sores
were cancers.
Ny mother said No, let him die
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17
Mans herb teas cured me in
every way"
JOHN +. BAYER,
1896 s. Fremont St., Baltimore, Md.

Mrs. Louisa Utz, 1922 N. Collington
Avenue. Baltimore. Md, say: THE
Old Indian Herb Medicine Man at Gle
N. Eutaw ST. Baltimore, cured my son,
Harry M. Utz, of eczema and running
sores on his. face: his lips were sore
and swollen terribly at all times they
panied SO no human tongue can tell.
Ny bowels were terribly disipated. L
would go from II to 20 days without
any action of the bowels. From this
got sick and sour stomach causing
bad taste aud odor giving me the
headache day and night. / was very
nervous when 1 had these headaches.
and could not hold anything nor stan
".
Every Spring was bothered wit
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17

Mis- -.A....,A.- rok IA nun street.
Locust Point. Baltimore. says: The
Old Indian Herb Medicine Man at 616
N Eutav s.-est- cured me of erysipe-
las in the face, infiammatorY rheuma-
tism, heart disease, sait rheum. dys-
nepsia, indigestion pains and ashes
rom the top OF my head TO the end OF
ny toes; sick and sour stomach and a
fearful case OF female weakness com
monty known as whites"
MISS MATILDA FUNK,
1404 Hull street, Baltimore.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-09-17

Mrs. A. K. Jeffries, 1929 II srtford
avenue. says. THE Old Indian Herb
Medicine Man at Gle N. Eutaw street,
cured me of dyspepsia. indigestion,
badly constipated bow els, infiamatory
rheumatism, lumbsgo, vertigo in the
head. pains, aches and chilly feelings
from the top Of my head 60 the end OF
my toes. / was so bad with vertigo
that to me it look like flying horses on
a merry go-round," my legs, feet,
arms and body were terribly painful.
sore and feverish, was fearful wreck
in every way and took all the remedies
L saw advertised. and took all kinds of
doctors medicines, but got no better
l tried hospitals and dispensaries and
still got worse. Numbers OF my friends
advised me co give the Old Indian
Herb Medicine Man trial and did
so it was a God-send to me, and il
took only 2 bottles of his herb teas To
cure me and today am a we'll man in
every way"
A. r. JKFFRIEs,
1928 Hartford ave., Baltimore. Md.
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Mrs. Mary Hennick, 700 Fremont st
says: The Old Indian Herb Medicine
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money first with one doctor and then
another. bu, got 10 relief, but seemed
60 get worse all the time until some
me advised me to 60 to the Old Indian
Herb Medicine Man at 616 North Eu-
kaw Street. Baltimore and j must say
got q permanent cure in every way.
spectfully,
@. A. JONES,
CIV. Frank lin st.
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14
Skaters Opinion,

Chicago, Oct. 14.-Gen. Shafler in
an interview regarding the Santiago
campaign and in reply to the sugges-
tion that landing should have been
made at Aguadores said that any COM
lnander who would land his troops at
Aguadores in preference to Baiquire
ought to be courtmartialed and shot
for incorupetency.
1t was not good place 10 land as it
was dens ly covered with vine more
deadly than poison ivy and the point
was strongly defended.
There was no water between there
and Santiago and the ground was
impractcable if not even impossible,
had he landed there.
The Spaniards would have had road
over which 10 retreat from the city il
desired, his army went in over the hills
to cut off their retreat.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14
Investigation.

Washington, Oct. 14.--Dr. Louis lea.
man, major and surgeon of the first reg.
iment Of volunteer engineers, was be-
forc the war investigating committee
this morning.
He saw service at Porto Rico and has
Seen quoted as making serious charges
against the manner of conducting the
war.
He said that before being sent to
Porto Rico the regiment was stationed,
at Camp 'Cownshend. While there his
acquisitions were promptly filled and no
regiment went to the front better pre-
pared to cope with disaster and casualty
than this one.
The regiment enjoyed better health
at Porto Rico than expected, there being
only two deaths up to the time of his
departure, Sept. 20.
There was never a deficiency of medi-
cal supplies. tcntage Or ambulances.
There was plenty Of rations, but they
were unsuitable for an army in the
tropics. being the same as used in the
lake regions where the weather was
40 degrees below zero and the men did
not want it. There was a shortage of
rice and too much fresh meat.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14
FREE EMBARRASSMENT

The free entertainment given by the
Conley Comedy and Advertising COM
pany at Miles Hall last evening was
well attended and those present passed
a very enjoyable evening.
This company is advertising herbal
preparations known as the Eclectric
Remedies and their method of procedure
is to stop in place % week or two and
give these free entertainments every
evening. A short discourse on the
remedies is given between acts and the
people are given chance to purchase
if they so desire.
The program last evening was var
led one, consisting of music, dancing
and several laughter provoking come
dies. A different program will be
given each night.
Every number was free from any
objectionable features and any lady
can attend without fear of anything Of
fensive. Judging by the generous APP
plause, the people present last evening
enjoyed themselves thoroughly,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14
EXCITING RUNAWAY.

Bert Humphrey left bis team standing
near tho Phoenix House about four
o'clock yesterday afternoon while he
was talking trade with another horse
man, and for some unknown reason his
horse started off at lively rate down
Main Street
In front Of DR.. Jacksops house stood
the doctors team with Mrs. Jackson in
the carriage and the doctor himself
standing at tho side on the curbing.
When the runaway camc along it colided
violently with the doctors team, throwing
Mrs. jackson forward but not out of the
carriage and luckily not hurting her or
the doctor either.
Their new carriage looked as though
a cyclone had struck it however. Both
exles were baldy sprung and the cross
bar broken. Luckily the doctors horse
did not try to run, and was quick ly
hitched into another carriage and the
doctor and his wife went for their drive
after all.
When Mr.. Humphreys team struck
DR.. Jacksons the horse was Instantly
treeu from the carriage, and swerving
across the street came near stampeding
another team standing there. Tho cn'y
injury Mr.. Humphreys carriage susta-
ined was to the seat which was torn
from the body. The horse continued
down street at a galop with the straps
of the wrecked harness flying in all
directions. Despite all efforts of
bystanders TO end his career as runner
the horse kept going till he was finally
stopped by Mrs. W. D. Glidden near her
home on Summer Street.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14
FALL EXCURSION.

The Central Vermont Rail Road an
nounces the date of its annual popular
excursion to Boston rs Tuesday, Oct
Is.
The round trip fare frcm Williams
town is 1925, Barre $500. Tickets
are good going on No. 67, Night Ex-
press, arriving in Boston on morning OF
Oct. 19. and Nos. 50 and 81 trains ar
irving in Boston on the evening of Oct
Is. Good returning to arrive at start
ing point until Oct. 28, inclusive. Nc
stop over privileges along the route
The people have choice Of routes
either via White River junction and
Concord. or via Windsor and Fitch
burg
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14
Yesterdays Session.

The legislature met at the usual hour
and several bills were introduced,
The House proceedings were as fol-
lows. Usual morning routine. Bill in
troduccd by McGreary of Burlington
providing for granting OF licenses for
the sale of intoxicating liquor. This
bill is patterned after the Massachusetts
law. On petition Of twenty voters in
any town said town shall vote at annual
town meeting to decide whether or not
it will grant license to license for
the sale of liquor during the ensuing
year. If vote is eyes,, sclectmen shall
fix the fee, to Le not less than $500 nor
more than $1,000. The usual restrict
ions as to granting licenses to unfit per-
SONS and relating to methods of selling,
etc, are imposed.
Eleven other bills were introduced
the most important among them being
one by Bord of Seersburg making town
clerks, notaries public, ex-officio; by
Harms of Bennington requiring street
railways to put tenders on cars when
directed by II. II. commissioners; by
Caldwell of Topsham doing away with
burial permits in towns Of less than
1000 population by Colby of Victory to
obtain record of deer killed through
town clerk; by Iligbee Of Proctor in
crcasing compensation to newspapers
promulgating laws; by Wallace Of
Hartford to protect certain game birds
by Kepp of Montpelier making additions
to card if instructions for voters; and
bv Butler of Jamaica abolishing the
Office of road commissioner and vcstine
their duties on board of sslectmen and
highway Surveyor to be appointed by
them.
On motion of Jackson of Waterbur,
it was ordered thot 1000 copies OF the
high license bill be printed, three copies
to be supplied each member OF the house
House adjourned on motion of Boyntor
of Wolcott.
In the Senate two bills were intro
duced by Young, of Orleans County
amending the form of County Cour
writs; by Hit, Of Windham, relatin!
to the electing and summoning OF gran'
and petit Jurors and in amendment O
Chap. 81, v. s., constitutes the assis'an
iudoes and town clerk board OF Jur!
commissioners and prescribes the man
ner of securing jurors.
On motion of Senator Blodgett' u"
journed.
Legislature adjourned to Monday
and the greater part OF tho memoef
left on the special train at 1880 Tor th'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14
TWENTY ONE PASSED.

ALLEN MARTIN OF BARRE FIFTH IN
TIE CLASS.
The bar examinations which have
been taking place at Montpelier for the
last three days were finished yesterday
afternoon and announcement of marks
was made about eight o'clock.
From a class of twenty nine, twenty
one passed and were formally admitted
this morning. Among them was Allen
Martin of Barre and Frank Bailey OF
Montpelier who rank fifth in the class.
There will bs q special examination
between now and the January term OF
conrt for the benefit of Private William
Wisbart of Barre and Capt. Frank l..
Greene of St. Albans who were at
Chickamauga Park all summer and
consequently not we'll prepared for the
examinations.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14
SEMINARY NOTES.

The football team was given very
good practice game last evening against
the second eleven and they showed ur
very we'll considering that they have
had such small amount Of real prac-
tice this season. The practice took the
form of regular game and the second
team made the varsity hustle for all they
made but the latter made several touch
downs and when the second team got
the ball they held very we'll.
The lyceum will be held Saturday
evening in the upper chapel and Robert
Mckenzie will sing solo.
1t is hoped that the team from down
town which has considered the PROPOSE,
ton of playing against Goddard will be
able to play sometime next week. n
U. telephoning yesterday morning that
they would be obliged to play Saturday
instead Of Moaday changed somewhat
the down town game
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-14
RYegate Fire.

South Ryegate, Oct. IA tramp
who was seen about our village day
before yesterday and is thought to have
slept in the livery stable the night Of
the fire was arrested yesterday forenoon
OH suspicion Of having set the fire, but
he succeeded in establishing an alibi
and was discharged.
A conservative estimate places the
loss at $4,000, with insurance of about
$4,000.