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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-15
IS 3a. ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company
81 Wall st, cor. WitIiam. NEW YORK.
t2~,.s.. JANUARY, 1866.
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi
rs cation Risks.

n 6e CATION Risks.
Tho whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and divided ANNUALLY, upon the
Prsmi1ns terminated during the year sor which
Certificates are issued bearing interest until re-
! Ge smsd.a u -1,i aaf4 ~ fN q
The Dividends in the Years 1884 and were 40
ger cent each. r.Y -l
ih7 Profits for % Years amount to the + 81
sum OF .,.4+ea. $40. ,02o
Cash, "a. 1868, $50
The Company has Assets, ouer Eleven Million
Coktdrs, viz:-- s
United States and state of New-York
Stock City B 3nk and other Stocks, 10 S4974 700
Loaos secaied ny stocks enc otherwise. 2ls7 $50
Real Estate, Bond and Mortgages. and
other securities, h+ ian h2o
United States Gold Coin, N.lt b. al son
Cash III Bank, z88480
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-15

Fee simple of twenty acres of the Barrett Farm,
on Pitnole Greek. All fiat boring land, situated
the well just struck by the United States
Petrolt um Company, now fl owing $50 barrels daily.
No better selection be found on the whole creek
for oil purpotes. Wells will be Immediately put
Gown on this property.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Prnvnst nsarsI,aI,s Omce.
FIRST DISTRICT. MAINE.

PORTLAND, MGrch Is 1865
suVHE so,lo,.irs ooinion is published by order Of
M.,,s ~ IitIer, &. Il. q. A. A. Pro. Mar
shall GeaeraI, Angus q Name e. ,,o,,ourv
C..+ and Provost Marshal lst Dist. OF Maine'
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DEVELOPED INTERESTS.

The whole working interest in lease No u of the
Heydrick Fam, Henry Eerd allegheny River. of
o1e-haif theoil which ase is seme fiat as the
crest Heydrick we'll which has flowed seven hun
dred barrels PER daY, turned ou. over sixty thous.
and barrels Of oil within the last four years. and
which is still pumping over sixty barrels per day.
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TTuStees, ~
SAMUEL Booth, 66 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn.
JOAN FRsNoa, @ linton Avenue, Bro. klyp.
FosTEs PETIT, tot Petit u Crcok)138 Water st,
New York. rf
wILE1Aa Il. WALLACE, l3l Washington Street,
New YOk 4..t
BIoBARD INsRAHAM, 1e Court st, Brooklyn.
WILLIAM "a LITTLE, (of Wyckoff & Little, lMon-
tague street, near Cour. Brooklyn. Ell
ALFRED BEoAe tot Becar, Napier g. Co.. $40
Broad way, New York.
JOHN DoHERTY, Park Place, Brooklyn.
L. hoRATlo BELOW, tof L. H. Biglow Co,)2
William Street, New FORK.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-15

Fee simple of one hui dred ani two acres on the
Mcguire Run. three miles from Tidioute near the
Economic wells, which have pumped successfully
for four years, and still pump sixty barrels oil
daily 1nis prOpert7 is TWO miles ION the mouth of
the run as it emptits into Tidioute Creek has enc
hundred and two rods on each 81 of the run, and
embraces over forty acres fiat DO ing land. 1t
promises to be vsry fruitful of large supplies of oil
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-15

Fee simple of twelve scres Haworth Farm Pithole
Creek amos beautiful site. All borlng land. A
short distance above the great United States well.
The prospect is ry ateIing. and the property is
believed to be fully as valuable the celebrated
Smith Farm on Cherry Run. Wells will be sunk on
this property Immediately. r.ssxsoG 1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

We have copied elsewher letter from the
CHicago Tjjnae, giving the history and ex-
tent of the manufacture and sale of the
Wheeler and Wilson Seying machine. 1t is
truly the most perfect, it IS the most sue
cessful of all the sewing machines vet invent
ed-has distanced all others bv upwards of
$4,000 III It's sales although years behind in
starting. Some of the advantages Of the
Wheeler Il Wilson are the following. 1t is
decidedly the most beautiful as a piece of
furniture-it is almost noisless while running
it takes only about half the power other
machines require TO run tit makes the lock
stitch with rotating hook-it scarcely ever
breaks a needle 1t works equally well on
, the finest and heaviest material-it hens
| fells, and braIds, and does almost every thing
but talk. We recommend all in want of
machine, to buy the Wheeler & Wilson All
STYLES may be seen at the Ottawa agency next
door south of Jackson + Lockwood's Hard
ware Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

great people at the present day think more Of
obtaining publicity and popularity, than ofany other one
thing they could possyoe possessed Of But anxious
they may be TO acquire the vain glory of the popular voice
succeeded to great exten. as has tina,
wOrldrenOwned remedy known Goes Cough BalsaTn
There is scarcely family in the land but what consider
supply Of this article to the household as their
-four provisions Experiencehss taught the people that
other remedy has been put before the pnbc that
VIII coughs, colds, Group, throat and in fact all
throat and lung complaint quickly and eecuaiyas Coes
Cough Basam In the Eastern States where has beer
long and tested II is considered the reliable
cough remedy extan and either rich poor think
Of being without it, We would suggest all readers
the necessity of keeping hand article OF this kind
r immediate use 1t costs but Zoe. per bottle and sold
in he world.
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The Impending Draft.

Within SIX weeks there will be another
draft in this county, tor at least six or seven
hundred men and this time it is hardly to
be expected that Ottawa will escape. A re-
cent circular from the Provost Marshal Gen
eral, says:
Those interested in the draft should pay
particular attention that the names Of all
those not liable should be stricken from the
enrolment list. Every name taken off redu-
ces the quota of the district. Each of the
wards. while they appoint committee 10 col
lect funds to furnish volunteers, should ap-
point committee to hunt up all the exempts
of the districts who may be enrolled, and see
that their names are dropped.
Now, thorough examination Of the enrol
ment Of this city was made by ex-mayor
Hickling and others, and We are assured by
them that there are still at least 100 names
upon the list, Of persons who are over age.
and 80 more of persons who are aliens
These persons, knowing they are exempt and
that il drafted they cannot be held, refuse to
take the trouble to have their names stricken
from the list, and the consequence is that the
draft Of Ottawa will be some 20 or 80 larger
than it ought to be. The matter seems to US
Of sufficient importance to justify the CITY
council IN taking action in the matter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

Tho La Sail. Co Soldiers Aid Society have
forwarded to the y. W. Sanitary Commission
the following yegeta bes and sanitary stores
contributed to the county sanitary fair:
90 barrels Of potatoes, 8 barrels onions, i
barrels beans, large box carrots and tur.
nips. large box beets, barrel picked cab
bage. barrels pickle cucumbcrs. 1 barrels
picked tomatoes. % gallons sweet pickles,
) barrels sour krout, and 9 boxes sanitary
stores. The Cedar Point Soldiers Aid So
ciety shipped al La Sale S barrels of onions,
4 barrels potatoes, and / barrel apples,
Meriden forwarded at Mendoza, barrels Of
potatoes, barrel of turnip s, and one barrel
cabbage
Thinking it may be interesting to the kind
friends of the soldiers who contributed the
above TO know that a large part Of them have
already reached the very men for whom they
were Contributed We give an extract from a
letter received from Mrs. ID. =. LivermOre,
assistant manager Of the y. ". San. Com.
:" We accepted your suggestion and sent part
of the vegetables 20 the Soldiers Rest, where
there are plenty of neu excellent at keeping
goods from spoi,Ing. The krout was sent TO
the front, and one Of our agents just rom
Franklin and Nashville. saws all the krout
was DISTRIBUTED TO the regiments. there being
enough 10 give every regiment q carre, or
, about 4 dipper full to each man That tells
the story Of your hrout. for that was sent on
the passenger train with a good MANY other
barrels You could not have wished i more
horable end for it,
Mrs c. P. CLARK. Pres.
Mrs. J. DIcxEY, Cor. Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

New DRUG FIRa.-By Tie card Of NJ.
Walker in anot' er column, it will be seen
that his large and handsome Drug establish
ment in this city. has been purchased by Col.
". /. Gibson and DR.. d. d. Thompson.
Both these gentlemen are SO well known to
all our citizens. that a word by u, in their ia
yor would be supcrfuous. Col. q. has es-
tabhshed reputation as thorough business
man, and genial, pleasant and honorable
man to deal with, and DR.. I. has for years
ranked as at least one Of the very best and
most popular Of our physicians. Of course,
as druggist he can have no superior. We
cheerfulIy commend the new firm to the cor
fidence and good wi! Of the public
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

Tho undersigned having odd his Drug Store to Col WV.
Z. GIn-oS and D. p .. THOMPSON. axes this
return THANKS tine many friends vino liheray Iaron
z-i him during the long wears he in the business in
tbs Gig. TE- acknowledge, himself Indebted them for
compel If ne has any retiring from hu
sne~ they arise from tho probability that ne may no long
daily tiio pleasant faces. In rrt- to hi sue
cer, Ia" is hniTy IA being able 70 say, that they
of the hest personal WORTH Of unIue,tiouaLl= business
capacity. and ono # hen physician Of marked ability.
AMI accomplished and thorough druggist. cordially
recommend the confidence and patronage tn.
public
During the many year. have been in business, num-
against various individuals have accumulated
my books and hope they viii the necessity Of
settling them once shall be found daily, for the next
few weeks, at the drug store DAVID WALaER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

Permit me through YOUR columns TO &C.
knowledge a visit on last Monday evening, Of
Z committee representing tae sides and
friends 0: tae Rutland Sabbath Schools. WHO
before leaving placed n my hands package
Of nearly so in g-eenbacks. which vas an
expression Cf ther regard Tor me a. their su-
pe-in;endeE.. TIER instructions were tat J!
use the funds 20 purchase for myself an over
coat Win 4 very g-a;efu. heart l acknow!-
edo. the recei pt Of their favor May the CIV
er q every good and perfect git grant to
each one Of the donors, garment that shall
never wax oid-peace and plenty in this life,
and in the world to come, lie everlasting.
WV. Johnson.
Rutland, Jan. ), 1863
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Mrs. c. p. CLARK. Pres.
Mrs. J. DICGEY, Cor. Sec.

The annual meeting oF the La Sale Co.
3. s. for the transaction Of business, was held
at the Baptist Church. in Ottawa on Friday
the sd Of Dec. last.
The following Is an abstract Of the report
Of the Executive Committee:
Total cash from al, sources, Sl.9ej.33
Book issued from Co. depository, 945.7l
Books now on hand at 594.0i
Cash on hand AZ date Of report. 1855
For;v-seven i:.e member pledges have been
obtained. on which $3.50 have been paid and
S3e- received on former pledges.
2l2s families have been visited during the
wear, and ll5 found destitute of the scrip
lures. \. HALsEY, See.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

We have the ONLY ABSTRACT BOOKS containing a
full and complete abstract OF all Deeds Mortgages, or 9TH
er against every Tract Of Lsn AMI Town Lot IL La
Sale county They the Book. formerly kept il the
Recorder Office.
Eyery farmer and every Of town lot shonld have
IN the te Of Lii property that he may know
how hi stands or all H-s there may he against it.
Abstracts .f tf,.- furnished reasonable rater on the
short Garir--
Those wishing borrow money % take up OLD Mortga
gss improve t,-r farms. Otherwise can lie
Aceruui, dated iy calling
EDWIN Z ray. "A. SHERWOOD.
Nv g, 1itty-7ley Il: Lal-
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a RARE TREAT FOR THE INTELLIGENT AND
APPRECIATIvE PUBLIC.-Prof GRIFFITH, the
celebrated Elocutionist, has agreed to give
one or two entertainments some time TINS
month. His readings and recitations from
Shakespeare and others, will not only give his
hearers new view of the powers Of the hui
man voice and countenance, but afford them
the opportunity of shedding some tears, and
INDUCING in q few hearty laughs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

Mr. ALLxS:-Allow me, sir congratulate you upon the
posed in YOU 10y the members Of the association TO which
Won belong.
You have referred my services fireman in the de.
partmert of this city II is true you say nave served
the capacity Chief Engineer; and Tor three years
while the discharge of the duties incumbent upon me,
underworld do with aality and - ts best
Of ability, te protect the property Of citizens from
the cyouring element. Ii have succeeded in meeting
the appreciation the tremen and the public am satisfied
You have also referred 10 my position a member Of
the City Council have the honor Of occupying posi-
ton in that body and whatever duties have discharged
relative to the lire Department. have done with view
70 the public interest knowing the wants Of the Fremer
have encavored their interest with
my duties alderman Of the city.
There another subject which you have alluded, that
cannot pass by IN silence You have mentioned the loss
Of old friend OF mine which has stood by for long
tine-I mean oid Whit.yi" THIS sir, has been old
weriei and trusty friend; It has stood by in many
hours Of trial, but has departed mourn s loss let
u drop tear 10 its memory don't know what to do
with il. III VIII lie acceptable 70 you rnenento and
you have corner il your Engine House in which Il
can repose, accept H. sir aft. When strangers visit
your premises point tot marx of distinction OI your
services. and show where your Fps has heeu. To YOU,
Nj. Foreman and members CT Unne Fire Com
Iany present you ny sincere thanks for the valuable
"Neo leas' gift II it is intended to replace the I'D
friend have LOST: trust, ii occasion requires it. that the
friend Will te found far behind in the tracks OF abe
old one. AZ. DOW.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

ESF-We call attention 70 new profession
81 card in our columns Of this week-,hs: Of
Messrs. Dickey, Rice & Lewis. Judge Dick,
ey is known throughout this Western country
ss being one OF our ablest juris;s, and ~ are
glad to see him resumipg the practice Of that
profession to which he Is an ornament.
Mr.. Lewis is young man who was in part
nershIp with Mr. Rice for short time some
three or four years ago. lie studied law with
our .ameuted citizen Gen. ". II. /. Wallace.
and. upon The breaking out Of the war. enter
ed the service with the FIRST company from
Ottawa. Returning al tie expiration o. that
service. ne was with Col. Dichey during the
organization of the 18th IL. Caya,ry. Cut
being seized by a fever, he did not continue
with that regiment, but shortly afterwards left
here fer Europe to visit family relatives and
regain his health. Mr.. Lewis having recently
returned, the above business connection has
been formed, and We prophesy !or the firm a
fill share of legal patronage.
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Information Free

To NERVOUS SHFrERERs.-A gentleman, cured OF Ner
yous Debility Inccnpeency Premature Decay and Youth
full Error actuated by desire to henebt others Will pe
.pry TO furnish so ali who need free Of charge the
recipe and direction. making the se remedy used N
his case Sufferers wishing 70 profit By ne advertisers bad
experience and possess and valuable remedy. can
do b. addressing him ct once at ms place OF business
The Recipe and TELL aforementioned visa, nIortance-w
be cheeriully sent by return mail JOHN b oIDEN,
No. 90 Nassau street New York.
PS-Neryous Sufferers of both seIes viii find mi. In
f,rma t;o- Invaluable dsclO
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Cherokee Female Pills.

THE MEDICINE OF THE AGE-The CaIRoKn PILIs
advertised in columns perhaps the most wonderful
mecament ever put forth. and OF the most asefC
the Cherokee Medicines" sovereign Of all rresi
lary IL t. female system il the recurrence Of the
monthly period with precsicn resembling the evolution
Of machinery Never failing, innocuss being purely
vegetable efficient in checking overflow and
pain as they are in removing distractions and rs:y
suppression, these Pills recommended 10 our female
readers the safest .urest, best regulator thas oca
skill has devised Try the Cherokee Pulls aud b
WINGED. Sold ~ all d<uSS1stA Dim
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07
LAND AGENCY.

Farms PrairIe Lands. houses ma
Lots. and aCaAt Lots. bought and sold on
Houses ard Lets and vacant Lets in
sBtIsi a. Tor sale
Improved and Inimproycd Farms. IN
ItfIic tirUndy and Livingston Counties, iOE sale also
Land, in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri.
We viii act agents ia the payment Oi Taxes on prop
erty the States Of Illinois Iowa scvi>iu and Missouri
Thu>- wishing Buy S-l Farms. Prairie Lands or
Town Lots Viii md t. their advantage 10 call aEd see Us
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

WINTER CLOTHING AT ARMSTRONG s-The
best part OF the season for selling heavy win
ter clothing having passed, and Ed. Arm
strong still having quite large stock on
hand, will henceforth sell a, greatly redu, ed
prices. He has the best heavy overcoats and
business coats in the city. Try him, # you
want a big bargain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

ksrHnas, SAVE Ysss csLDaas.-rhsusansss 81 chGs
rem die yearly from Whose lives nishtss saved
hsthers, sss Dr.. CBuacEnL's Worm Lossnges, Which
will surely KIN and expel then from Jour children -
Children will eat then readily - ssy candy.
Price IS cents per Ssz. Also, Shields Cs.pssnd
Cough Losssgss. Pr s.s ~ all the druggists In etc.
va, III. April 73d SEA. ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

Auction! AUCTION The only place to
buy goods at your own price, is at the auc-
ton store, the cheapest store this side of New
York. Clothing, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps,
Dry Goods, &c, which will be sold at remarka
bly, low figures, La Sale ST., doors south of
Main.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

Rev. John A. Gray will deliver course of
lectures to young men, on popular Pro
VERBS at the NJ. Z. Church, on the Sabbath
evenings of January and February
Subject for next Sabbath evening, January
9Th, "a young man must SOW his wild oats"
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Presentation.
We must let the following correspondence

we muSt lSL I0S AO11OWluR CORRESPONDENCE
explain itself:
Mr.. DOWN. behalf Of the members of Undine Engine
No q beg leave to present you with slight testimonial
of their respect for you as Fireman and citizen.
From the organization Of the Fire Department of this city
until recently, have been identified with the same
For length OF time you have served as chief Engineer
and while Milling the functions Of that Office conduct
was marked with GOODNESS, energy and impartiaiity.
As member OF our city council you exerted your
influence in behalf ofthe remen you have done every
thing TO promote their interest consistent with the duties
OF your Office Indeed cannot find words expressive of
my feelings OF gratitude for your noble and generous de-
enc Of that class OF citizens who with but few exceptions
WouIcDot confer thank in return.
As citizen, not receiving the neager benefits allowed a
fireman you have promptly answered alarm, and
with willing hand sher with superior knowled
and experience, have done much towards impeding the
destruction of property by the fiery element
We exceedingly regret, that the occasion Of ne
burning OF Hossacks Warehouse lost valuable COM
panon old that had for served on
all such occasions had successfully met and repused
the drenching elements but could not Withstand OF
fierce. have reference TO your old white
the trite EXPRESSION, has gone by the
board"
We wish to replace with this new one. which you viii
please together with earnest regards FOR your
prosperity. May this companion be seryiceabe
the old QUE and not meet with the same fate
W. y. ALLEN.
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LYONS KATH AKRON.

Ks;hA-iou u from the Greek word "Katru," -KA:h-
aire ssnns cleanse, reJuyenate and restore TINS
Article what its signifies Scr preserving, Restoring
and beausfyins human hair the kaJI-
preparation III Ia. world Is again owned and put UP B.,
III. original Oprietor, and is made with IL.
skill and AttiJn which gave il sale Of million
0. bottle. per
/; delightful Hair Dressing
IL eradcatss scurf and danirun
]; keeps the head cool and clean
II make. III. hair rich, soft and sl10y.
prevents the from falling Of and turning gay
Il restores the HAIR upon bald heals
ANY lady gentleman who values . beautiful head o!
hair should LyOns kathairon. 1t known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold BY all ie
dsslsrl-
URhAs S BARNES 90, New York
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ScHxErpER.-Mr. Schneider has lust made

ScHSErDER-Mr. Schneider has just made
gars, pipes, &c. His stock is much the larg-
est in the city, and having been bought from
first hands for cash, he can undersell most
dealers outside of New York or St. Louis.
Country dealers can make money by buying
Of him'st Wholesale. Try him
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Matrimonial:

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
II you wish 70 marry, address the undssgnsd WHO viii
send YOU without money and without price valuable In
formation that will enable you marry happy and speedily
irrespective of age, wealth. beauty. This information
will cost you nothing, and you wish 10 marry Will
cheerfully assist All letters strictly confidential Tie
desired information sent by return mail and question:
asked. Address SARAH Il. LAMBERT.
Grssupoint Kings county, New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

FIRE The fire on Wednesday was az a
temporary building erected by Judge Cation,
north Of the K. r. depot, and used principally
for the purpose Of kyenizing telegraph poles.
The buildings; machinery. and tar DESTROYED.
we're worth probably $1,000. TIE burning Of
SO much tar cansed the thickest, heaviest,
blacklist smoke ever seen in Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

AREMEpY FOR THE PU.ks.-It Il a blessing to the
g.. ring 10 know HAT We have efestual for this
truly troublesome disease Mr.J Pazard- of 1854 Second
street Cincinnati o. takes great pleasure III informing all
yo are suffering with piles that he used small quantity
Of Dr. strckaylas Pile Remedy, AMI 1t effected pcma
nent This n Ia" the go" with all who makes
Eas. Fourth street. CAiIati solo BY AL Drug
sysf DNa RI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

Ia; nu. a-=s.sG -e''T' cons, FRY boci.e
Of my PERIODIC Al DROPS ant ~tT satisfied tts:
An IEpe~ts--ic Epsr At. te! friend shat r~,r0rs
the bloom 90 health g. Ayu- cheek a. thereby confer
iaNUr u,rr N--:.-s '-t- st. Painful Scsnty
Nsn.trust''n II !. INST IL" tH= thing Aas-
mimi fas-Ere 81 lady vi. lG been sI--rUg from
pain- Mel.tr..-aG three S-lr,. -vuIuIus
her - p Tim -. hal aEps! = several ..ln-n:
Ihys!-I4- without T-.4- -te- SJIts ., ny DROPS
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four Of the Above Companies issue Participating
policies wherein the policy holders receive back IL script
mfr per Of the ITeHssrs paul hS.ra,sos script t0CI