Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-20

TIE GREAT HORSE FAIR.-Ihe Great air
at the Cleveland Driving Park, of which SO
much has lately been said and thought,
on Tuesday, lasting four days.
The fair just closed at Buffalo was eminent
Iy successful, and was visited by many
thousand ladies and gentlemen. Nothing
has been left undone here that could ensure
q splendid success.
A magnificent pavilion will be erected on
the ground, exclusively for ladies, while
seats for the accommodation of thousands
of gentlemen will also be prepared. All
these accommodations will be under the SUI
pervision of men appointed for the specific
purpose of seeing that the rules of the day
are not violated by any person. Bands of
music will be in attendance, and the exer-
cises will m promptly ct two
o'clock, each day.
The parlors of the Driving Park House
will be open to ladies, and everything will
be conducted with the utmost decorum, by
those having charge of the same, for their
accommodation.
Dexter, the King Of the Turf; George NJ.
Patchen, jr, the great California horse, one
of the most remarkable horses in this coun-
try; Butler and ROlla Gold Dust, will be
among the competitors for premiums. Dex-
ter has made 2:1s under the saddle, 2:2I to
harness, and 4:56I, two mile heats, to a
wagon. Butler has made the same time to
a -arop a1d 9.0u 70 harnass EoT1 n,-t
FIVE years old, has made faster time thar
any horse of hisNsge in America or Europe,
and bids fair to out strip the King of the
Turf. This will probably be the only op-
p~ortunity ever offered to see so many fast
horses in the Cleveland Park, as their own
ers deem it extra hazardous to transport
such valuable animals by rail.
The HAHSENAEE LIFE INSURANCE Con-
PANY.-This company is established upon
the principle that the medical treatment Of
the science of Homeopathy is more conduc-
i've to health and longevity than that Of
AIlopathy. Upon this conviction the com
pany's tables are constructed, SO that per-
sons consulting no other physician than
those practising Homeopathy, and combining
themselves to that elias Of medicines, will be
insured at a rate Of ten per cent less than
those who adhere to the Allopathic method.
If this be the proportion between the rival
doctrines-if there be ten per cent. less
deaths than among those who adhere to AL
lopathy land we are assured that this great
truth is compiled from the evidence of au-
thentic documents) We congratulate the pub
lie upon the establishment of a company
that has wisely made this circumstance a
speciality, and thus offer to the insurer the
full advantage derived from such statistics.
The terms are certainly of the most lib
eraI character; but the whole constitution
of the company is no less 50. There is no
forfeiture of policies under any circumstan-
ces; a participation in profits by the insurer,
and aver those who insure as Homepathists
and afterwards subscribe to Allopathy, can
renew their policies by paying an additional
ten per cent. on the premium; thus confer
ring all the advantage upon Homeopathy
that its own experience teaches that it de-
serves, without excluding any other i~nsUrant.
The C~ompany's office in this city is located
in the Case Block, where Mr.. Mills, the gen
tlemsnly agent, should be sought by those
desiring a life insurance policy.