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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE

'hOO En- > 0hlIf VI wv
4 FRAME DWELLING. So ~ NORTH
THIRD STREET. BETWEEN lltAb.
AND JACKSON STREETS SOW Use
DER GOOD RENTAL.--By virtue 0i
deed Of trust 10 me. tho undersigned,
dated September -. 1895, and llIY r'-
corded I'M the Clerks office of trn Richie
mond ChanCcry Court. Deed Book i.5 o.,
page iOl. default having been mad. .u fUa
payment Of a. sum OF money therein 500
cured, and being required hy The hcueh-
ciary hereunder So 10 do. / VIII sell 10
public auction. ON Che premises on
THURSDAY. APRIL q. 1890.
AZ = o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scribed in said deed. The l0t front D fclt
and runs back between parallel lines -
feet to an alley l6 feet wide. The house
contains or Z rooms. and viii rent we'll
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses " sale.
and any taxes that may De- duo. trI
enough money 10 pay "a note Tor t"N
and interest thereon from September %
1898. and enough 20 pay balance tHf
on n note of 500, and interest THEREON
from July %. 1897 balance. if amy. in sr
and twelve months. FOR. notes. with r'r
cent. interest. 90 Dee sochred by "a decd y
trust on the property.
II. ~ WORKMAN. Trustee
APP l6-tds
BY 9. L. & II. L. Dcnoon.
Real Estate Agents and Aucu0tcer3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

All. ROARDING-HOUSES AND PRI-
vate families who can entertain delegateS
S 60 Of BAPTIST Young. People
T ,1log of America that viii be held IN
This city on July 18th. l4th 18th ana u i0tn nd
AZ the following rates; Lodging % ane
Is cents; lodging and breakiaSt 80, 80 CT's q
ana ana q ~. LODGING and an meals $l25 and
E, E0-to address ENTEkTAAll5N M l,,.,
=. O. Box NO. 1o5' C, SiI ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

J. =. Robinson & CO.. Auctioneers.
Nos. p and q north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

100 tons Ship-S;uff and Bran.
B0at-Oars. Pitch-Tar. Oakum;
Lime. Cement. Sporting, and
Blasting Powder
10000 pounds Country-Cured Ba- nc
con Sides ........ .......'s''.''''''.''
This is the biggest bargain i'm the isl.
We guarantee this strictly choicei, We
are limited for space, or we would give
our customers twice as many bargains as
we have quoted. Come and see; ana you
can get two for one for every dollar you
spend.
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,-,'e'.r.--.--e.--- '"ts.
WIEN REAL ESTATE rs sorr -
10 anho TOR TIE CURRENT 90, i.H.
DAm YEAR ARE TO BE AtTr"liN.
hnIA BYN TIE VENDOR AM FRO
VENDEE. "D THR
By c. J.. & II. T.. Demo-, -.
heai Estate Agents and Auction.
S2l Main street. 's
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BY II. Seldom Taylor a Son
Real Estate Agents ana AuctI......
NO. $ north Eleventh stree.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ionee-s,
lll3 Main street.
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D. O'SulliVan,
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
WANTED,

HOLDER OF TICKET No. 1894 TO CALL ca IL
AT Broad-Street Pharmacy and get - III
cold T. \. MILLER.
1S1t $40 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
TED,

AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
knowing something OF medical matters
preferred. 10 represent the interests OF
an oId-established finn; good income; per-
manent engagement. Full particulars to
BOX los- Philadelphia. ap l5-Sa-1N2t
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
~ TED.
W ANTED,

ALL CiALE AND FEMALEO WHO DE-
sire 10 Teach School next - sSiOn 10 cor
respond with Professor FRED. MOORE.
Principal Of the South Boston Male Aca-
denny, South Boston, Va. NH 22-lm
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THE TROUBLE SETTLED.

Governor Tyler announced yesterday
that his efforts TO secure a settlement of
the oyster dispute between Virginia and
Maryland had been perfectly successful
recent letter from Governor Lowndes
showing that the Maryland authorities
were entirely in harmony with those of
Virginia.
Governor Tyler will make public the
details Of the settlement when ne shall
Of received certain information from Com
onwealth's-Attorney i. T. Guntcr, Of
AccOmac county.
Governor Tyler received yesterday a
telegram from a New York paper saying
that it is evident many more troops are
needed in the Philippines, and asking how
Virginia would respond to call for
troops. The Governor replied that he had
had no opportunity 10 learn the sentiment
in the State among the soldiers, but that
Virginia would furnish the men demanded
of her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

at 6 o'clock =. ". This lo, fr..t, ,,..
feet on the west line OFF Nnrfh a,
and extends back tuarrr h..o...
parallel lines 10 feet to au allow fl t
wide. being the northern n0r.ar NJ f.
2. Block OF the plan 0t Barton E...,..
The improvements consist nf an frfr....
ed frame store and dwelling. which ...
be completed mt a small cost.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance .
SIX ana twelve months. mr raa0tai
n ne.t win interest added Hl .he mn.
retained until the whole rur.hls. ror.,
is paid and % deed is ordered b,. ,..'....
THOMAS ~ GARDINER "
WILLIAM g. PRESTON
A. u. L.L -LI-A--L-
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NEGROES In SCHOOLS.
TROUBLE IN SEVERAL COUNTIES
OVER CHARGES OF MIXED BLOOD.
TIE OYSTER DISPUTE SETTLED.
Governor Tyler Says the Trouble
Has Bcen Practically Adjusted
virginia and the PhiIippincs-A
Pardon Rcfuscd-CapitoI Notes.

The Department of Education has called
the attention Of the local school authori-
ties OF Phoebus TO the letter written Gov
ernor Tyler last week by woman of that
place. alleging that the school trustees
there had refused to admit her children
TO the white school, charging that they
were negroes.
Similar complaints have come to the de-
partment from other counties. They are
always referred back TO the County SUI
perntendent, who refers them to the dis
trict trustees. The department has no
authority to act, and the only recourse
seems to be to the courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18

A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MA
chinist and Engineer, one familiar with
general repair work. Give full particulars,
age, and references. Address QUINN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Peters
burg. Va. an l4-6t
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W t\TI.ID.

TWO FIRST-CLASS HANDS TO WORK
on Ladies Waists. None other need ap-
ply Tuesday from 10 10 y NJ. glg east
Marshall street. city. an fS-tf.
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w ANTED,


At ONCE. ONE OR TWO i. LA Sl{Sp =
Ploms to store furniture. Address X
NSTTI-RE glS Floyd avenue. ap lA-lt,
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W ANTED.

BY A GRADUATE or sAITHDEAI
Business College. a Position as Book
Keeper Can give good references Adj
dress y. Y. H.. care Dispatch. apl4-t.
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" iNTED.

ROOM AND BOARD BY REFINED Z, l.
couple. in nice private family W Tiranl SIX
blocks 9SGor Of 4 J cdre OF JEFFERSON Hotel
fS-tff
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" INTIcD.

AN EXPERIENCED LADY BOOK.
keeper. Apply 10 THALHIMER BRO.
THEIRS, Fifth and Broad streets.
an lc-lt
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BY g. j.. * III. l. Dcnoon.
Real Estate Agents and Aucu0tcer3,
S2l Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
W ANTI;D.

TO HIRE GOOD, HONEST WHITE MAN
that understands farming and attending
TO horses. Apply with reference. 1921
east cary street ap lS-1t~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-18
W iNTID.

PRINTER WANTS \ POSITION IN
small town to take charge OF office. Tho
rough I'm all departments; can bring some
patronage; will engage at very reason
able wages: Address H" 80 I street,
northwest. Washington. ID. G. ap l6-2t'
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WANTED

y GENERAL. AGENT. LIFE OF AID
niral Dewey and Americas New POS
sessions" Superbly illustrated. Sample
% cents, stamps or coin. Catalogue free.
+. TENNYSON NEELY. IA Firth ave
nue., New York. ap ll-Tu. III, Sa&SunSt
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WANTED,

a GOOD COOK. WASHER, AND IRON
or. White or colored Liberal wages 10
the right party. Call POI east Franklin
street, city. an lS-ltF
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W ANIItD,

\ LONCH-COUNTER MAN, THAT IN
derstands the restaurant business and car
bring good references Apply from [,
8 T. NJ, DELARUES RESTAURANT. No
80 east Main street. an 1S-fts
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26
Have Plenty Of Money.

of money the leaders of the insurrec'
+;on have no lack. They control the
resources Of large and exceedingly
r;ch country, and even though no crops
ware harvested for several years they
"o,,,a still obtain a enough cash and
snnnlies by impressing to their use the
treasures of the church. the storehouses
Of farmers and manufacturers and funds
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26

Of private individuals. system of levy
which they have long enforced with
considerable success. All the ships
coming and going in the ports recently
opened TO trade pay heavy tribute &c
the insurgents.
Reports brought through the lines tc
Spaniards and Filipinos in the city are
that the spirits Of the insurrectionists
are improving. The Filipino soldiers,
according to these informants. are toll
erably contented. although the paymas-
ter seldom appears. and seem to be liv.
ing as comfortably as they have been
accustomed to. There was time when
Aguinaldo's biggest army hung in the
balance and when Its
Destruction Appeared Inevitable.
That was when General Macarthur
captured San Fernando and Lawton
was marching upon San lsidro with
the Filipinos scattering before him.
Lawton had made himself a terror to
the insurgents because no obstacles
stopped him. With Lawton at San
ls,dro the rebels feared he might sweep
around upon Tarlac. where they had
installed their nomadlc capital, and
catch them between two armies. All
the archives. seals. gilt triangles and
treasure boxes were packed ready for
shipment on the railroad on the first
word Of Lawtons advance. Lawton
asked to be allowed to do it with the
men and rations he had. But orders
came to withdraw his troops from San
Isidro and return TO Malolos leaving
small garrisons at some of the towns he
| had captured His retirement the
| Filipinos construed into retreat and
from that day the sinking hopes of the
insurrection seemed TO rise
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26
ANARCHY REIGNS
Reuter- Telegram Company Says
1t Has Reliable InfOr.
nation
That Outside of a Small Radius
Around a Few Towns Fill
pinos Rule.
Correspondence Via San Fran
cisco Says Fighting May Last
for Years.

LoxDoN. Aug. 26.-The Labuan cor.
respondent Of the Reuter- Telegram
company cables that reliable news re.
ceived there direct from Manila says
that an lndescr,babie state OF anachy
prevails. The Americans, according TO
these advices. occupy radius OF ID
miles there: around the town OF Hello.
they occupy radius of nine miles. and
around Cebu. they occupy sma.!
radius. The rest Of the country. II is
added. is in the hands Of Filipinos.
The correspondent says II Is reported
the Filipinos have murdered the crew
Of the steamer Saturnus.
The steamer Saturnus OF the Iom'
cania Martina. coasting under the
American flag. was heached under the
lnsurgent trenches at San Fernando
and lurued Aug. :.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26

buildings was Then eifr,,eu. ine revo-
lutionists then occupied the surrounding
country. meeting with no opposition.
In this way the revolution. strong
and humane. is rapidly advancing.
avoiding So far as possibl the shedding
Of blood and winning sympathy by the
character Of its mediums. The com.
plete victory Of the cause Of Jiminez
seems assured. There is no check on
the eastern boundary. Little is known
here rs to what is going on at Monte
Christi. although the government troops
are still there
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26
That the Dominican Re.
pn Is Invertebrate For.
chilly Denied.
the EevOlutiOnists Have
All the Best of the
Fighting.
About the Only Place
z the Government Has
Any support.

W. Jamaica, Aug. 26.-Do.
|llA'I dispatches just received
(A's mat instead Of the revolu-
c h'eF'ebraie, through lack Of
("oa ana government activity.
u'Aeh' OF Santo Domingo, is
(s'a'!Aed' the revolutionary
na'inS developed high or
y, ,o'A'nan ding popularity and
|. 4'Ansla,m throughout the re.
|sa N the interior and capital.
!, . alleged. is preparing to
~ favor Of Jiminez.
"'aso alone is loyal.
IT,. there revolutionary
.o''N have been forcibly
N'ahi'estos contiscated and
..s's -. have been made. The
("' retains no real standing
[n,, ."Aere. The movements be.
n 49, =. ana not merely political.
\, ~ - only awaiting the arrival
! !; y assume the leadership,
believed. many Of the re-
b. ks'a.ra's' a,' with u large proper
(s,,, 'n'y, will join him. The
ln,,o, only reliance is the navy, ,
|ana i"'ly NJ, endeavoring to capture
'""s break up the revolu.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26
40 MORE CASH FOR CUBANS.
General Brooke Decides to Make No
Supplementary Payments

General Brooke Deciuee TO MAKE NO
Supplementary Payments
HAVANA. Aug. 26.-iovernor Gen
era Brooke has virtually decided not
to make any payments to Cuban troops
on the basis of additional rolls. The
frs, payments brought to light such an
amount of ,hievery and attempted
swiniling that lie has ceased 70 con-
slider the question of distributing what
is left Of the $1,000. coo in supplement
tarv payments. The sum now left in
his hands he will probably use to assist
wounded and deserving officers. who.
under the original arrangement were to
receive nothing. Most Of the Cuban
officers agree with remark recently
made by General Gomez. He said the
So, ooo, 900 would prove more harmful
than helpful and the work Of payment
has revealed depths aepravity that
the best friends of Gu. iad not con-
ceiyed could exist.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26
SEVERE FIGHTING.

RSvol usiosists Of Son Domingo AEsie
whip Government Troops.
CAPE HAyrlEN. Hay;i. Aug. 26.-Se-
we're fighting took place Wednesday and
Thursday in tho neighborhooi of Monte
Cristo, San,o Domingo, between the
government forces and the revolution
lists. Il is said the former lost heavily
while the latter. owing TO the advan'
tageous positions which they occupied
only suffered sligh, loss.
The revolutionists are reported To p'
continually receiving reinforcemenis
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26
AT STATE EXPENSE.
goush Oak ota Lsgisiators Favor brine'os
Soldiers Home.

South Dakota Legislators Favor brsne'os
Soldiers Home.
CHICAGO. Aug. ga specla! TO Inc
Times. H Herald from Yankton. $. D., says
more than % members OF the Legislature
have responded to The dazettes inquiry
II they would vote in special session
for actual expenses to appropriate funds
to bring home the soldiers. Al! put
answer in the affirmative and ~ are
vet to be heard from. The commit'ee
having in charge the raising OF none,
v;sited Governor Lee at Vermillion and
laid the matter before him. he IS II
favor Of raising money by popular SUP
.crint;on. but did not refuse to call
special session. promising 10 give 'n'
matter consideration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26

Noted New Yorker Expires ~ His s""n
try scat Near Saratoga.

Noted New Yorker Expires ~ His t""n'
try scat Near Saratoga.
SARATOGA. n. Y.. Aug. .6. -Lx-
Judge Henry Hilton Of New York ditd
at ! so o'clock at Woodland Park. MS
Saratoga country seat. !. He had been IN
an unconscious state several hours ana
his last moments were without PAIN.
At his bedside were Mr.. and Mrs: AL
bert B. Hilton. Mrs. Horace Russell !"
daughter. and the attending physician.
Although no definite arrangements
have yet been made in regard 10 me
funeral it is understood the prihc'pa'
aeryices will be held in Saratoga.
Judge Hilton became noted through
his connection with A. I. Stewart. the
great New York merchant. and at'e'
the latter's death through the htigation
over the estate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26

WANTED-A number of girls between the y and Is
baking during the week of the exhibition
To the young Miss who prepares and baks biscuit the quickest
and JEWEL STEEL RANGE, will present a
Bicycle Applications be filed
not later than Tuesday, August 29.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26
'AooDLESS VICTORY.

ri, ,,.o'a''"nsats ,.e Ossapy lGsee-
h D. without . right.
Rav,,aA.r nAro' santo Domingo. via
v,h' Aug. 26.--Generals
5ooq 5quez and Brache. at the
blar"v,;r revolutionists. appeared
| |,hrr.a' They left the great
and .ioops at the entrance tc
kspo.,w' w'th 20 men advanced to
house demanding sur.
10 ,ha haS'lllo. thoroughly crowd,
4ona ae plaza without making
N anu the delivery Of the
. arsenal and governmen,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly
digests food without aid from the stom-
ach, and at the same time heals and re-
stores tho diseased digestive organs. 1t
is the only remedy that does both OF
these things and can be relied upon to
permanently cure dyspepsia.
Cook &ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26

Large house, stable aud quarter block
GROUND to trade for land.
CuAs. B. KENNEDY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26
Nleteorito and Earthq uake.

OPoRTo, Aug. 26.-At o'clock q. m.
a me,eorite crossed the sky here. A
slight earthquake shock was felt at the
same time. No damage has been re-
Durted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-08-26
NAY LAST YEARS.
Cor spondent Writes Via 50" Francisco
Of the Philippine Insurrection.


Of the Philippine Insurrectio"
MANILA. July %. via San Francisco,
Aug. 26.-ln Manila talk Of the ending
of the war deals no longer with weeks
but with months and even years.
Whether the end comes after few
months or after two or three years de.
pends upon whether the same sort OF
tactics which dragged through hve
months and resulted in the conquest OF
three square inches on the 2.foot map
of Luzon be continued or methods OF
striking the enemy fast and repeatedly
and holding the ground gained be sub
stituted. Among the mass OF people
here. military men and foreign resi-.
dents, there is but one opinion. The
whole effort Of the insurgents for three
months was to hold off the Americans
until their aid. the rain, came. In this
they have been as successful as they
could have hoped and unless affairs
take some unforeseen turn the Fihpinos
will resume the war this fall with =
fresh spirit and replenished stock OF
arms and ammunition. One shipload OF
If arms. it is learned on good authority.
has reached them with this week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-03-23
NJIn ID. .NI zfafH IElf -TE2 If5' f1 .IEf IEF I E x

Green Forest l have been an invalid for three years from female trouble and have tried great many doctors and several kinds of medicines but N-O has done me more good than any Ot her medicine nave ever used
 Mrs Leona Graham. Green Forest, have been troubled with sick headache for years and V-O has done me more good than any other medicine I ever used.
 Mrs Polly Baker. Green crest I am in better health than ever was before ill my fife. 1 was worn out and con- stantly in feeble health, hut V-O has cured me
 Miss \ ora Jagreman. Green Forest. have tried all kinds of medi- cines and different doctors but never found anything else ttat could give my wife the re- lief that N-O has She has suffered for years with stomach and female troubles.
 E r Rudd. Green Forest have found V-O to be the best medicnel ever saw had been suffering from Rheumatism, kidney and stomach trouble and had just about fixed up my chops to die as the doctors failed to give me any relief l am now stout man and attribute my good heal tin to N-O. My wife has been wonderfully heneGt- ted, having been afflicted with general debility We simply " ill not do without it.
 l. F Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-03-23
HGaIih RoStoreT

Sparkman, Ark. You WIT ote me .July IA ,o- tn at your consulting physician requested that shonid Write you in six weeks in regard to the cancer on my face, whether or not the cure an- eafei 10 be permanent. It was no fprtha, breaking out ye- and and no appearance of if trIeu various medicines but nothing did me any sooa uhtll began to use V-O A few ap pIlcr tons With muslin cloth saturated with ,I me EllXlr healed it over. My general health ia s oet1er than It has been before in Is years Nv for V-O. trta VI 'iss : l:iehV Layton, Ark. This is to testify that have gwen N-'t lair trial and l can truthfully say 1laV It IS the pest thing that ever struck Arkan sas My greatest trouEle was piles of 10 venrs tlnes they would give relief for awhile l,5t none old the work V-O has done J II ,Ieltop
 Ureen forest. have suffered for 36 years with sto1nach trouble, For the last eighteen | have not been able to eat anything like solid food ana anu n tRTee W months ago, when I commenced the use ol N-O, l could eat nothing but sonn or sweet mi and am now able to eat all and an11 ChilS want. cannot find words stron,r eh"ugH to tell what grand medicine if is NY husband has suffered from kidney tronhlo fnr many years and by the use Of V o he is entrelv wei w have made thorough test and V0 IS Vhe pest medicine we ever saw,
 Mrs J Bower.
 Grubbs: Ark, Bought one package of v-o gnu snu uaeq IL. round It no hnmbug It cured my nusuand IT.. ol piles and my daughter Of deafncss It E IS all right have accepted an agpacv at this P'"0o Mrs SaIlie Lloyd.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-03-23
nials from Your Own State. People You Know ]!
Just Read these Testimonials fro

having left only small scar and 1 am now in better health than l have been in the past Is years. say VG is the best remedy l have ever used. am now 72 years of age and never met it's equal. Thos Amis Bentonville, Ark. Ihave tried V-O and am fully convinced thatitis all you claim it to be
 Mrs l. J Curry Layton, Ark Have used V- o for the piles and it did me more good than anything l ever did before in my life The piles have not troub- led me since it's use. Give it a fair trial and you will be convinced that it has no equal
 II Helton. Green Forest, have been reqested by your agent here to write testimonial telling how grateful we feel to your wonderful med icine: My husband was give up to die by the physicians here, they pronounced dis disease catarrh of the stomach aud heart disease We tried several remedies but othing helped him until we commenced the use of thOt most won dertul medicine NO. He has beeu taking it about siX weeks and now he works alt day in the field and if the days were longer would work on without that dreadful fatigue that just moving about the house has heretofore produc. ed. wish you to know how grateful we feel and believe the Lord vii reward you for your labor humanity Mrs c Ii Chauncey. Green Forest l am using V-O l was sim ply run down but already feel thatit is good medicine and believe it will cure me-
 Mrs Rosa Galloway.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-03-23
ne[ue E)lIiIdar

Green Forest N-O cured me of heartburn and is tine besi medicine l can get for my wife Iof SICK headaehe. J l. Russell Green Forest h.ve used o for blood dis ease which has bothered Ine for years and feel that the disease is entirely erauicated
 Mrs Yenny. Green Forest We have used V-O in our laihily for the last mon h. l used it for female trouble and we gave our daughter nothing but -0 1of malarial fever and she got along better than those who had doctor Mrs J J Inman.