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DEMocRAT's PuLIrlcAL ALMANAc.-Wc are
indebted to the N. York Evening Post for a
copy Of this excellent work. The editors should
have waited month longer, and inserted the
election results for the present month.
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The volunteers in one of the Indiana COM
panies returned home from General Taylor's
army on the day Of election, and all of them
marched up 10 the polls and voted agains,
Petit, the Democratic candidate for Congress
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contemporary well remarks, General
iualiou, or of the laudaton Of party newspapers.
The people have him in their own hands, and
he is their President" a,. ,.
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When we were a boy and in our horn book
at school, we were taught that "horse neighs
Ian OK lows--an ass brays."-Jef. City No.
Metropolitan.
And now that you are man and in your horn
Metropolitan at Jefferson City, you have in
your own person proved to the World the truth
Of these things, and particularly the last!
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.4nothcr Regiment called ytor.--Governmcn
has called for another regiment of troops from
Illinois, TO keep open the communication
through the plains 10 Santa Fe. This is the
7lh regiment from Illinois.
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New FLAX BRAKE We learn that James
Anderson Of Kenturky has this month patented
a new fax brake which is spoken of as NJ
Plus Ultra The FAX growers Of the East and
West will rejoi:e to hear this.
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The Alexandria Gazette says that examina-
tons are being made in Prince William Co.
Va, for copper, and that so far they have been
quite successful. The Gazette adds, that 250
pounds of ore have been sen, 10 Boston, with
view of determining It's quality.
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The watchman of the Tunnel on the Bait
more and Ohio Railroad near Hancock, was
killed on Tuesday last by the cars running
over his head He was seen with his head
upon the track, but before Tie cars could BE-
stopped they passed over him.
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ARKANSAS Cottoa.--l'he Little Rock Demo-
crat states that lie receipts of Arkansas cotton
in New Orleans, during the ten months from
lsl OF September, 1916, amount to SO, 247 bales
showing an increase over the previous year Of
24,626 bales.
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The Protestant Methodist congregation in
Baltimore, worshpping in Liberty street, have
introduced a new and splendid organ into their
church
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Or The Court of Inquiry has decided that
the jamestown was run ashore in consequence
OF the inaccuracy of the chart.
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A Mutual Savings Society is about TO BIZ
established in ST. Louis, under the patronage
Of the Sons of Temperance.
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The Die Glocke, the new German Wing
paper in New Orleans is out strong for Taylor;
it goes for the old hero through "Dunder and
Bli'zen'" which is the German for "nolens
yo!epsn ~
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Captain Oden Bowie is canvassing in Prince
Georges county for the Legislature as an indie
pendent candidate.
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EATING SplDEns.--The Albany Knicker
booker says:--A good joke is told about YER
dant daughter Of the sod. servant UP town.
The first day she made her appearance in the
kitchen, the lady Of the house was present to
initiate the unsophistica,ed daughters of Erin
in the science Of cooking. In preparing for
dinner, she desired the girl 10 bring her the
sspider." "The what, mam" inquired
Bddy, with great astonishment. Why, the
SPIDER" replied the mistress Of the house.
" The spidher, isil-och, holy Moses, aud do
ye ate spidbers in this country och, what
barbarians,"
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49, COTTAGE FOR RENT.--A neat Cottage
E;il containing two large rooms, three smell cham
bers and kitchen; there is also stable or woodhouss
on The premises. Situated in q healthy location
near Mr.. Mache, on Maryland avenue. Inquire Of
DE- VAuGHAs, Cupper and Leecher, Ninth street.
June 23tf
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ROTHER'S UNRIVALLED
MINERAL WATER,


CORNER OF GREEN AND OLIVE SITS,
GEoEGETowN, ID. G.
n TAKE this occasion thus publicly to return my
Il thanks to the citizins Of Georgetown, Wash
ington and Al xanJria for their kind appreciation
Of the MINERAL Water, manufactured by me,
which proves that the recommendations of tho
Medical Faculty to the public in relation to lis pur
ity, excellence, and indispensable superiority, are
university approved Of; which gen, raj acknowledge
ment my fcow-ctzens, puts me in sush an elc'
voted position, thatIhe caumnious and Jealous exer-
ions OF certain man, need no reply OH my part.
My Establishment is open for every tc:enG6c
gen leman, who takes an interest i'll tho natter
take great pleasure in laying before the public
again the e, iiicatn of some of the most eminent
'hysi ians Of the District.
..t.., GEonsETowN, June l6, 1877.
We, the undersigned physicians, have, at the in.
.i,ation of Mr.. ]. Rothcr, carefully examined his
Mineral Water Establishment, and take pleasure in
ronouncng our entire satisfaction with his superior
and neat arranS ements .
The apparatus and boiling machine annexed, is
production of the latest American invention, sc
constructed TO ensure full ard perfect satlIauc'
| Of gas to degree therefore, unknown to US.
| The water used for its manufacture is pure am
! wholesome, and the care taken in the process. q
well as the cleanliness pcrvading the whole establish
mcnt meets with our entire appreciation, and induce
US 10 recommend il TO the public, as very supcrl,
and healthy article.
| J. A. RlTCHlE, NJ. ID.
| De-. GRAFTON TYLER, M. D..
| IL. MAGRUDER, NJ. d.
| .. J. RILEY, NJ. ID.
.. CHAS. Fl. CRAGIN, NJ. ID.
BENZ. S. BoHRER, M. ID.
.r J. NJ. THOMAS, M. ID. ,.
..| THoS. MILLER, NJ. d.
'..,. 4. b. J. FRYE, NJ. d.
TSN.B. Take notice that EorrLEs containing
the Mineral Wa Ct manufactured by me have the
name Of J. Roher Impressed in the glass
mug l3 If J. ROTHER.
(Georgc town Advocate, 3 times)
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T E [ { G R A P H | G,
RlcHMoNp, Aug. 70.

RICHMOND, Aug. 10. n Il. IN.
The New Orleans mail of the 18th inst, has
not come 10 hand.
No news Of moment here.
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naints, Oils, and Paint Brushes, &C.
The subscriber has just received large and
fresh supply Of PAINTS, OILS, &c. rsrtof which
are named below. They are guaranteed TO DO pura
and good and from the best manufactures. All
persons wanting such articles would find it 70 thar
advantage to call, as am determined to sell lower
than similar articles DO got ct any other Plsos
in this city.
$50 kegs White lead
100 lbs. Chrome Green
100 lbs. Chrome Yellow
30 lbs Chrome Red
100 lbs. Pure verdcsris
500 lbs. Red Lead and Lithargs
100 lhs Imperial Green
500 lbs. Venetian Red and Sp Brown IN oil
800 lbr Yellow Ochre in oil
100 Ibs Paris Green, dry
SO lbs. do. do. in oil
a large assortment Of Paint and Vhitc Wdsh
Brushes
400 lbs. Lamp Black, dry and in oil
10 lbs. SIP. Whiting
1000 lbs. Putty
200 Boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
bills. Linseed Oil
bbls Copal and Japan Varnish
3 bbls. Sp. Turpcntne
cask bleached Lamp OIL at rs cts pr gall.
Also, PURE PINE OIL, received fresh from the
mandatory every week.
CHARLES STOTT, corner 9TH ssrsst
april 27-6mo aud Penn. Az.
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vXTILIiAM WASHINGTON, Fashionable
wv Barber, Hair Dresser and Shampooner
Gadsbys Hotel, corner Penusylsania avenue and 81
.trect ysl-u
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A TOUCHING SIGHT.-Standing moment
with friend on Main street, on Thursday
evening, we saw a spectacle which deeply
stirred our sympalhies. A man some forty
years old, Keeling with liquor aud bearing in
his face the marks of habitual drunkenness,
came staggering up the sidewalk, To his
hand his little soma boy of some 8 years.
chung with tight grip OF both his own. As
the father, once or Twice while we looked,
stumbled aud nearly fell, the lule fellow braced
his feet, and exerted all his strength 10 save
him; his eyes all the time streaming with
tears, and heavy sobs breaking from his young
breast, What sad change OF duties and re
sponsibili,ies The father; impoent not from
the visitations Of Providence but from his own
vices, led and protected by his tender offspring
whom he himself should protect and lead!
Oh damnable vice, that strips manhood Of its
strength and dignity, and drenchcs the cheek
of youth with the tears Of premature sorrow.
Cine. Hlds.
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BOARDING..

MFRS. TilI.EY, on Missouri Avenue, between
lNH and 9th streets, has several pleasant
rooms Tor the accommodation of permanent or tran.
sient Boaders. aug IL #
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w. lps MLLM0Me
ARCHITECT
AND
PA TENT A G. Z N L.

ONCE opposite the Patent Offlce,
CORNER OF STII AND + ST. CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WILL attend to preparing SPECIFICATIONS,
w DnAwINos, &c, and all business intrusted
to him connected with tho Patent Office, his pro-
fession, with promptness and despatch.
PATENT OFFICE, Feb. 18th. 1912.
Mr.. VIZ p. ELLIOT, who has been formerly EN-
ployed in the Patent Office, Draughtsman, &C.,
having established Patent Agency in the city Of
Washington. take great pleasure in n commend
ing him as gentleman worthy of confidence, and
as heng particularly qualified 10 take charge OF any
business requiring knowledge of mechanical sci.
ence the progress Of the art'. and patent improve
menis. MIR. Elliot is also well acquainted With the
practice of this off y.
HENRY L. ELLSWORTH,
aupl3if Commissioner Of Patents.
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Mn. Tnrsr AND GEN. ScorT-I,ettcrs says thu
New Orleans Picoyune, were received here by the
Fashion, we are told, which mention that upon the
arrival of Mr.. Trst at the headquarters Of the army
he manifested very little respect for the commanding
general. 1t is said that he neglected entirely cal
upon Gen. Scott to pay his respects. Gen. Sect
did not Of course call upon him, and no direct per
sonal intercourse would have taken place between
them but for the fact that Mr. Trist became severely
i'll. Gen. Scott then overlooked the marked Sigh,
towards himself, waited on Mr. Trist and was ASST
duous tn tetdering such personal offices the some.
what alarming situation of the minister demanded
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July REP0RT.-The Mutual Benefit Life
u Insurance Company (oflicc No. II, Wall street,
New York; issued during the month Of July, 1917,
ll9 new Policies viz:
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a Chapter Of .4ccidcnts. The daily record
KEEP, for the newspapers, at the Pennsylvania
Hospital, reported the following cases on 9Th
inst. Martha Malnda Henry, both feet injur-
ed by being jammej between two cars James
McNamee, arr, fractured from falling down .
cellar; Andrew Mcfarland, hand badly TORI
by a strap in which i, was caught, in wool
len factory; Matthew Waters, hand and arm
shockingly torn by the machinery at cottor
factory; Oliver Grant, thigh broken by
wagon that ran over him.
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ARRIVAL FROM SANTA FE.

Surprise of some Of Col, Elston's ma!t-their
defeat--another conspiracy discopered-defeat
of Lieut.. Bro,cm-SkirniiSh JetloGen Major
Edmcnson and the .Nericans -deteat Of the
latter .5s
Another patty Of volunteers has returned to Fort
Leavenworth from Santa Fe. They arrived on the
the 9th inst, and leh Santa Fe on the 5lh of last
month. From Mr.. Isaac McCary, of the Grm Of
Bularl, Hook g. Co ira lers to New Mexico aud
Chihuahua; the following interesting information is
derived by the St. Louis Republican
When MIR. McCary arrived at Bagos, seventy
five miles this side Of Santa Fe, he learned lhn,
information had been received there, ON the 5th
that Lieut.. Brown, rt'ached to Capt Horne's com.
pany Of volunteers, with several Of his men, had
been killed at small place about fifteen miles from
Bagos. On receiving this intelligence, Major Ed
monson. with party of his men, pursued the
Mexicsns, overlook them, fought with and killed
FIVE or six Of tn m, and captured between thirty and
forty, whom he threatened to hang. By this ener-
getic conduct, he induced confession from some
Of thrn that there was another conspiracy foot
to bring about massacre and revolution at Taos
and Bagos. A letter was found upon one Of the
prisoners, purporling, though not gned, to come
from the ingleaJcr Of the former conspiracy, in
which he desired, 10 be informed Of the precise lime
when Fischer's company Of artillery would leave
Santa Fc, as that was necessary to The maturity Of
his plans He declared in this letter. his determine
ton never to rest while there was an American alive
in New Mexico. OF the disposition Of the prison
crs, we have no further information
Mr.. McCarty met tho first train Of Government
wagons about one hundred miles from Santa Fe.
Lieut.. Love, who has charge of the Government
money amounting 10 more than 100000, was met
at the upper Scmirone Springs, and Col. Eastons
battalion Of infantry on the Arkansas. A few days
previous, to bis meeting Col. Enston's command,
while some Of his men employed in getting
wood on the opposite side Of tho river, they were
completely urlriscd by a party of the Camancho
Indians, Ivy whom, eight of the number were killed
AMI three wounded. One Of the wounded was
scalpcd alive, and was found in this situation by
those who were sent to relieve lhs y. He stated
that he was scalped by whitc man that he begged
for his life, telling him that he had family depan-
dent upon him for support; but that the only reply
received from his assaant was, that h6 did not care
d-n.
Lieut.. Simpson, of Major ClarkS Artillery Bat.
TALON, was left at Council Grove, on his way
home.
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THE AvENUE.--The PAYERS have reached
Cd street, in their eastward progress, and the
half Of the Avenue from Cd 10 the foot of the
Capitol grounds, only remains to be finished.
They are depos,ing stone from 9th stree, west
ward, for completing the paving of the ceutre
Of the Avenue, which was left unfinished las,
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THE WASHINGTON CITY CIRCULAR.
J. ING MUSICAL LIBRARY.-MRs. GAa-
nEr ANDERSON intends opening the above named
Musical Library sovn sufficient numbsr Of
subscribers shall have been obtained to justify ths
carrying the same into effect Il has bean approved
by many as it will afford an opportunity TO the 10.
vers of music Of awaiting themselves Of what music
they may want for lis only, At small expense.
Tho Library will be furnished with the sta 7dard aud
new music, comprising opera music, sonss. duets.
values, Sc.
For terms, apply ct my Music and Stationery
S.ere, where the Library will bo established.
Penn. avenue between llth and 18th ste.
august 5---oaw4w e..
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The Music YEsTERpAY.-The attendance
al the Capitol was thin last evening, and the
Band very careless about playing. MIR. Blu
chanau graced the scene by his presence
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TO HOUSE BUILDERS AND
Carl ENTERS.

r AM now and shall at all times be prepared to
Il cover Roofs of Houses at reduced prices, with
Loaded Tin, French Zinc, or Galvanized Iron.
Samples OF which may be seen at my store.
have also, con.,anly on hand a sool assort-
ment Of building materials, cheap for cash.
C. WOODWARD,
Penn. Avenue, between 10Th and ] lth streets.
aug ll-3t
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New policies issued in July, li9
Surplus, July 81, over S35O0oO,
ROB. L. PATTERSON, Prest.
&c.,. BENZ c. MILLER, Sec'ry.
Washington Agency.
J. c.. LEWIS, Agent, 7th ST., Washington
Harry LaDsLY, Physician, corner Of G and I.
street.
NJ B.-A new Prospectus just received, show
ing the superior advantages and great success Of
the Company. aug lS-6t
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PoLIcE.-Nolhing new TO day at the police
Offices or al the wach.h house.
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TuE New HorELs. rebuilt four
story house (Fuer's old sland) is rapidly ap
preaching completion, and will be an imposing
ornament 10 The ives, end of the Avenue. Ful
ler's new and spacious four story hotel, at the
corner OF 9Th street and the Avenue, will soon
be under roof These houses, under the man
agemenl of their well known hosts, will be
come lavori,e resorts for the travelling public
THE WEATHER.-The temperature has beef
almost uncomlorlably low within the last a.
hours the thermometer standing at IS, in mid,
day, in the shade?
MOOSE DEEn.-The head Of moose d.
was presented yesterday 10 the National lns'i
tule, by gentleman from Nova Scotia. II is
splendid specimen of this singular animals
head. .<
The LAKTERN.-The ropes for hosting the
gre a, pole are attached, and Mr.. Cruchett, We
learn, only waits the completion Of the upper
works 10 send il TO its place.
A PRESIDENTIAL RAcE.-Last evening race
came of between the President and the Gen
TAYLOR, two Of our iayoriie Georgetown and
city omnibuses. The President, in the outset,
made quite show of speed; but IN few
moments Old lack stretched his limbs, and
left his competitor out of sight. A sure omen
Of the future!
CENTRE MARKEr-The market this morn
inc was well supplied with vegetables OF all
kinds, which were sold at reasonable rates.
Wa,ermelons weIe more plentiful than usual,
and brought from TO 25 cents each. Peaches
scarce. and at high prices; common ones sell
a, 50 cents per peck g..
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MISS u sMM!eRta
nRESS MAKER, 10Th street, three doors from
G.. aug IA If
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THE WEATHER.-The temperature has beer
almost uncom(orably low within the last A.
hours the thermometer standing al 6S, in mid.
day, in the shade? .. 10.
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The LANTERN.-The ropes for hosting the
"a, pole are attached, and Mr. Crulchett, We
learn, only waits the completion Of the upper
works 10 send il TO its place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-19
WINOOSN FALLS GOING AHEAD
IN EIETCHER. EAsIInNARLE TaIInR Has

De removed shop near Barlow g. Woods store
where he considers himself permanently located He
desires to return his sincere thanks for the liberal sup
port he has received since his commencement, in bust
ness IN the aforesaid city, and hopes by assiduy in
business. still to merit share of their patronage
hr0ugh study and practice in the art of Tailoring he
has discovered new mode of drafting coats which is
unknown to any but himself. A correct measurement,
is acknowledged by all the trade to be the only men
OF ensurng complete fits" The position of the Gus
toner must be understood There is not Tailor who
can ensure complete fit without this knowledge
ID. +. would inform his customers that he has pur-
chased an ndubitabe mode of cleansing garments Of
all coors and OF giving them the fresh and lively an
pearance they were wont to have in their earlier DAYS
CUTTING done to order, on the shortest notice
and warranted to fiji, if properly made up. Boys
Dresses, and Ladies' Riding Habits, made according
TO fashion or fancy.
Winooski Falls, July l. 1916
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DOCl. j. SRni(I,

nj AN be consulted at his residence on Chorr,
" street, three doors west of the Congre gaiioun
Church, at any time, when not professionally rnl
gagcd--al the talse insinnatons amt rifle rit,uer,
tons of certain knights OF the Lancet and C,ton"J
TO the contrary notwithstanding, and he wishes b;s
friends and patrons to understand that n. il M, IN
the least disappointed or discouraged on account Of
any opposition or even persecution he iuny r,cc;,a
the hands of old school Physicaiis-oI Irv tnn,
their craft is in danger. 1t not strange lint mar,
than three thousand dollars worth of Eclec,;c
LEIPZIG and Magnetic medicine, which he has dent
out to his numerous patients IN this vicinity i'm loss
than ionr ycars--cGrlng uiudcs of cases cvrn ovcr
by the Medical faculty, as wholly iuruyohic hv ali
their " faiacies, should excite their tears on aii
iorih tneir cafc,e@ mdisnafion. But let the CALLED
jade vince. True, they have by calling To their MD
old opinions old educational prcjudiccs and ,,re,,.
diccs, excited and kept up in the minds of the nr1n
by the tor cunning ana craft of a swarm of huutrrv
| some three or tour terer patients from him in ms
many years, with no other apparent cfI,ct linn IN
hurry mem to ther graves but no case hive they
been able to show the superiority OF their treatment
| BY curing patient which he could not
| To prove beyond all controversy md IN the er,r
! satisfaction of the Public, that what he has snid
above is true the Doctor offers the following testi-
hohy Oh H. H. linbbel Esq, which will not be
hundreds more which he might adduce were i, ne.
cessary.
CERTIFICATE.
:" This may certify that Doct. Smith of Burlinpto,
VI, has made very important cure upon one of Nh,
members OF my iany-being an Ulcer involving th,
whole ankle JOINT and nearly the whole foot wb;rl
had bated the skill OF several eminent Physicians To-
about iour years during which time the Ulcer con
uhned to increase and spread, ! am happy to sa,
that, IN my opinion the cure would do honor to an,
Physician or Surgeon. H. f. HIBBEIJ. I"
| Fairfax, Vt. Aug Is 10
j.. tV \. b, Doctor Smith keeps constantly on han,
large Stock OF Eclectic, Introleptic and Magnet
Medicines, and most respectfully invites inyalids an
those who need. TO call. 27h
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The New England
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
BOSTON,

LAVE established agency in Burlington VT
L and will grant policies on the Mutual principle
on as favorable terms any similar institutions in this
country England.
For the better security of the insured, in addition to
the amount received Tor premium deposit and policies
this company has guaranty capital OF 500 900. one
half OF which paid in and safely invested before the
company went into operation, and the balance is liable
to be called in whenever the business and exgcnces OF
the company shall require it.
The object OF this company is TO furnish every one an
opportunity to make II small annual saving during his
life. for the benefit of his family after his disease with
paying any than is actually required to meet
the requisite expenses and payments of the company
At the expiration of every period OF five years, each
member is entitled TO have his deposits, or so much
thereof as remains unapproprated credited to him on
account OF his future premiums He is also entitled to
receive back at the time three ourths of the sur
plus of his premiums over and above what NAV be
requisite 10 meet the liabilities of the company TO the
benefit of the income of which, he will be entitled as
long rs he remains member
SCALE OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS,
FOR EACH HUNDRED DOLLARS