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"Bfeakrfs ,head."

sueh saa The caption ~ i lam
fmph IN The sfAR fw weeks apn,
IN which W. mil v, had heard IL
sine parsons wlo quarrled With
their ffeclmpn and droy, them ~ ="
and We nlss called apon an civil
officers 10 enforce mir orr laws, Which
are ample ff the protection NJ all
our citizens, wIthou, dis uclion "
color We might have been misin-
formcl, and we think now that W.
were, bat still We conceived II a
proper occasion 10 warn our people
against falling Into crrur on this sub
icct, upon the principle that "an
ounce Of prevention ia better than q
pound Of me" All We meant by
that article was to advise our people
and officers to show by their works
that our laws were ample aud well
enforced, and that We had no need of
g%arrisons, frccdmcn's bureaus, or
Grants order in Pamela county. We
are at a loss to conceive of any rea.
aonable objection t. this, 1t was by
pursuing this cours that we got clear
of the tormcr garri.ons aud agents of
the Freedmcn's Hu eau, and IN which
laudable work the STAR did more,
than anybody else.
We supposed that il, by timely
warning, We could prevent any rom
troversy Of this kind from arising,
aud thereby avoid all necessity for
foreign interference with our domcs-
tic affairs, that We were doing our
people good service; but il seems
that some Of our friends have taken
exception to the a ticlc, We are at
ii loss to know what they want. 1t
strikes us that unless We do our
whole duty, under our own State
laws, that our enemies will claim To
interfere under the following order
from General Grant:
In ease of any failure, neglect OF
inability of the civil mutho lite, Ia
arrest aud bring to trial persons who
have been or may hereafter be-
charged with the commission oi
crimes and offences against officers,
agents, citizens, aud inhabitants oI
the United States, Irrespective OF
color, officers in charge OF district,
are hereby directed to arrest and lie.
tain such persons in military confinc.
ncni, until such time u u proper
judicial tribunal may be ready and
willing To Try them.
Aud certainly no citizen of Panola
county wants To see this order en-.
forced. We know that our pcopl,
will in future, as heretofore, do right
by the freedmen, and have No fear,
of their giving cause for Gnnt''
minion to conc among u, now thu,
their attention has been called to tn,
subject but certainly no sound oh,
lection can he taken to the spirit q
our suggestions, even il they wer,
based upon incorrect information
These objections c me to Us in such
u way whether correct or not, ",
cannot say as leads tbs to the belle
that they were prompted more by ILL.,
will to Us aud our paper than by an,
desire for the public welfare. Il
this, however, W hope we may b,
mistaken.
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During The paal month there his
been a number NJ picnics, Blfheeues
and Parties In maf cmniy, bat mr
ffisads have failed 70 ssnd ~ ans
acccuui n them, We regret this, ..
W. take pleasure IN Publishing ac.
counts II these serial Gathering
They do much good In producing
friendly feeling. among the people.
Let's have more If them.
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COrrOy PRESS.

| uher 'or sale J. J. Way pre-. Plan
ter, wishing the he't pres they ever .aw. will
lc, me hehr irum HIN II is portaJl, weigh
ins 1900 piuhis, simple In it, cJnstruc ION
and .eeupying , space OF twelve tee oum OF
EN- he put up in tie yard; with vi hands
will pack a bale Of cotton in tire minutes,
weighing five hundred pounds. = .ce, three
bales o. cotton, to average i've hund pound
aud 10 claV good midding. or ton hundred
dollars, payable the hfst O. November next
Pres delivered IN ten days notice Adde'S.
the at S,rdis Miss, OF Memphis.
JOHN REEFS,
Commission Merchant 20, Front -, Ncmphi.
T nne.sce. au- 4.2m
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SunneryHtc Institute,

TIE hrgcs, and most successful Boarding
Schuol IN the southern States, tor boys aud
young men. This school has all he aivant, gc.
VI a college WITH none Of IT, Disadvantages
The Summers,lls Iu.iitats u paironircd by thu
hrt men 1i the $ uth' Til. old. hi, hi, use nj
aud ps;uiAr iustitni lon enlarged. rvfllsd aud
rr-hatnished, and d wing the ab'est corps Vi
Teachers ever brought together IN This country
will ente u,on ,ts Fourteenth annual sesiuno
s5ApaY Tnr riRsr DAT OF ocronra srxr.
tn, P,incipai has associated with him in II
SchoL, John N Putiek A ". ". RKik
mfrick. 4 ". and NJ tt Wilkins. Prof
p \ II m give instruction In Mu ie ev ~
dy vi b rOmmeniahle fcal aud ability.
The SchOo IS i,uited In q high. sainhtiou.
usgioa. known A. the Mountain. eleven
mi - rom ~Shuquisk. on the Mobile aud Ohio
Il ilro,d, aud is aimOst The ony School. Of he
graie, that went ihugTh he var. Sine The
sirrrndst .arge additions nave bcen made 10
the ha,lding. and the term chasing Iuae sOth
IL The N At Prosperous sd u-cfai Ou, IN sn in
the history Of III, Sch,sl, mceessm as 4 hss
lw y. bsen .srry braarh OF Mathematical
pure aud m tei, including civil eagincsh
a 4 prtciical geld On rsii,n. VIII a .plendt,i
etiipm Mt Is taught with the Arr ability. The
G sic aud Inc f'eneh language tHm . IN
.ot,nt f. tury 10 the regular cuurse Q study
Az the English branches are ably md srrihy
taught including the ns.ursl ~sienees, TN t,si.
4 hya c.mpls,e aVpsraus In short, the
Z eat / cfc Il taken wiih the training 4 al
hoyS Al any stage q thei education Ysang
m arr carefully prepared fH any paFiisaial
ctling a IT, y 10 ntsr ny elas n aay Uni.
vcrsity. The Boak-ksspiag e,uf.s hsss, Il as
gspi a. ny In b reaalsl eanmerviai seh ols.
rir MOI lfegucnt nsnuciicn given aud nts
IL 10 maintaia their seltrespsts md h. Kentls.
ma. ind "a and no pains Ax spsrvd 10 as.iss
hem IN evtry interest.
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dtcd and Wsn ) ave do.lssa .axari .hly IA &.
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fi.l- xtrs. To secure a 10 IN " hr ether
pfiicu ara add - Ghui IN r q. Na
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aus+es fnpupal and POpisisf.
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md that WIS raised by private con
lrt'"llon ut the organization Of this
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comrades.
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Euardian.s sale Of Valuable
Lands.

PuSu NJ 10 a decree Of the Preh,,,
Court Of Panola eoahty. State Of Mississippi
made At the July term A D isss thereof H.
an'lstsiKnsd, guardian Of Walter R Misal,t'.a
nd Mars v Middleton, minor hgir M 49,.
, Middleton, deceased, will, On uasd.x n.
ai'h DAY q Angus, next GA the mvml.ss =,
said decsient nine milss southea., ~ p..na,s
Ell A. public auciiGn to the hish :, bld'lrr- ~
wen The h'ris prescribed BY 1w. ali The &
ls~'ns lanis situate lying. and le M n : A
aAnii and knssn a. the suuth bali N s-,-..,o,
Wshiy-tisht Als1 the soathwcs, uuar,s,
Q eiiun ~ a 10 township niue. nre il. In
Pamela cnn y. II. } viii b. suia IN m : +,
etions. Their are ouse IN, sos me ! IN n
a,h garter. tha the aud u u hue au.i,,,
said lands v ! be sold subject to The lien D :.
- bet y sta ate
tsfms ane-thisd cs.h and the b.lsnes n on
ntiv ysv sta uisrss frum las n Al.
. "a ~ tat ~ sHnaa. \ q vii an
Pc ' 4 security uiii 10 te1ultid n. is<rrss
psymi n. JOHN Y NlnpLFruT.
ufs-1t ns.ra,..
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W ~ nah Fntlfsa n l#lf
sbfe n Wsga nH lhe prospects ~ .
~ alt1n sgay. IN Fasaia taHs
has Nfs nv improved dufHa Ne
kN Nseks TIE fNaissls ~ fff
sft ~ ~ epi fsdh magh asel
"a a bfsstnl
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VI lSSIP |.

The fifteenth annual session Of this ~ins,itu.
tim will comm nee on the gath day II \ D.
t'm'er under a Faculty composed Of men Of
ability. lpe IN scholarship and o. long expert,
enc In The art Of teaching. Apparatus Tor IA,
Illustration Of the physical sciences and The
beautiful aud well selected cabinet Of shells and
minerals are surpnsei to he ~unequalled in any
ns,iiu'ion In tn Siu,hwest Young mn viil
he prepared In tn Uniyersiiy for the Freshman
class, In mathematics L,iin and Greek bu, IN,
standard " admission iaio ,ny Of the rssula,
classes Is not lowered A preparatory ,chool 1,
now in operation 10 town. Charges are ~.
garded Is vrry moderate.
Tuition Er the annual session, $4,000
Full IAN
II servants arr furnished 100,
\ ietosil % oaver damages aoS
Board Al the steward = hal, per ninth, 49, o,
IN iriva,c families 90 10 7sOC
si.hooks can he procured here or a, Jeck.
On vieksburg and v mphis. The Board q
Trustees txprcl IN gu the law chair aud also 4
alect a pe N nent chemist early IN the fall
Aprl aiions well supported are invited %,
tiIu.e chains Catalogues ~ pishei On tppica,
inn. JAMES N. HOwRY
wa 81 SECRETARY Of the Rad
Oxford July 2o,h, 1906,
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Dlcd.

AT the residence of her father, on
the 18th July, Cynthia Luclla, in
iant daughter of Mr.. \. Jasper Ben
son, Of this county, aged Two months
aud twenty-eight days.
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Amer thanking you Cor pas, patronage, ",
would Ask an elimination Of the largest an,
moe, complete ASSORTMENT Of goods ever broughl
10 this Market and bear in mind that GU
goods have jus, arrived per Express, fvn Phil
adelphia and Cincinnati, and have been bouuh
With Cash, At the lowest prices and We as.ur,
All hat they shall have the full benefit Of an,
decline thai h. taken place In Foods, on,
ladies' department Is magnificent aud our zen
lemsns department Is complete. with N,
largest stock Of shoes 10 Panola euunty. n y,
can avs you ten per tent We will do Il, n -,
eau only sare you Eve per cent. Il i an item :
you and ret a,'srsd that We will sell ron an,
goods a. low az yuu can GET them In ia.
mAyls-4t POWELL 4 SIMPSON
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STATE OF MAINE.

YoRk, %.
AZ the supreme Judicial Court, bsgun and held
tAe third Tsssday Of Ssptsmber, In The year Of os
ksrd ous thousabd sight husdrsd und sixty -six,
spon The foregoing Libel, ordered. that the Libel
.ppesr before ths justess q our aid suprs@s %:
delsi Court 70 b held st Saoo within and for said
county Of York, % tAs lrss fsssday q Jssas,y
nsIt ~ puhl,hins en- sttsstsd sopy Of aid iies!
The UaIon and Journal, . usvspspsr printed -
Biddsiesd. In IA County 81 York, u: Last pssii
Sss ~ - 81 s,s,ss ~ ~ IL ss sos s ss.stsd
AttssS Q. h LORD, Clerk.
}ss;:. Xasss CD LORD. Clerk.
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lE.3bl||H|1a
Patented May 20, 1899.

This 10 IN article for washing without rubbing.
except In, Fsry dirty places, which will require
very' slight rub, and unlike other preparations
offered for . like purpose. WILL NOT ROT rHs
cLorHEs, but will leave them much whittier than
ordinary methods, without the wear and tear.
softens the dirt by soaking 80 that rinsing will In
ordinary cases entirely remove IL.
This powder 10 prepared Ia accordance With
chemical science; and upon process peculiar To
ITSELF which 10 secured by Letters Patent. IL has
been In use Tor more than yesr, and has proved
itself On universal fAvorite wherever II has been
used. Among the advantages claimed arc the
following, Wis.,
on cotton and linen goods.
u saves most OF the labor ofrubblng. aud wear
Also, for cleaning windows Il 10 unsurpassed.
with one quarter the time and labor usually
required IL impArts = beautiful gloss aud lusIrs,
much superior to any other mode. No water re-
quired except 10 moi.ten the powder.
Directions With each package.
And can he readily appreciated by single trial.
The cost OF washing for family Of Ave or six per-
sons will not exceed rHREs cSSTs.
The manufacturers or this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been introduo
ed IN tho public which have rotted the cloth, or
failed In removing the dirt. but knowing the tn.
trnsic excellence OF this article. they confidently
proclaim Il as being adapted to meet demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore
remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED Br
HOWE & STEVENS.
26o BROADWAY, BOSTON.
For sale by Grooer' and Dealers everywhere.
9miO
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STATE OF MAINE.

York ~.
To hs Honorable Justices of fAs Saprsms Judicial
Court, holden at AfTsd. IN and for hs County Of
York, on hs JosrfA Tsesday Of May, 4. ID. enc
tAosssnd sigAf Asadred and siIty-six
The undersigned, Sarah Jane Cooley, Of Lining.
ton, In the County Of York, vile OF Charles T..
Cooley. formerly OF said Limlngton. now In parts
respectfully represents snd gives tins Honorable
Court to understand that she was lawfully married
20 said Charles Il. Cooley. at said Limington, on
the fourteenth day OF August, A. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and any nine. by the Revd. John
y. Cooley, . minister Of tho gospel, and duly au.
the said Sarah }. Cooley. hath ever since the sad
marriage becn true and faithful wife unto the
said Charles X, Cooley, Yet the said Charles x.
Cooley. regardless OF Ills marriage vow and coven.
ant, did aC Saco, In the Md County, at various
times In tho months Of June, July and August Of
one Jane Chase, and at various other times during
said months, at said Saco cohsblt with divers leud
women. whose names are TO the Llbelant unknown,
and Afterwards, and in the month OF January. 1864
the sad Cssrles x. Cooley did cruelty desert her,
the said Sarah Jane Cooley. and hath never since
known, Wherefore the libeiant being fully con.
WINGED that she can never again i've with her said
husband, and believing 10 % b reasonable, proper
and conducive t0 domestic harmony, and consist.
emit with the peace and morality Of society. prAys
Of matrimony with her said husband, and - 10
s''y bound Will ''" pray SARAH ;. COOLER.
Sworn 10 and Subscribed on this tvsuty-dut day
49,, OF Maya ID. one thousand eight hun
3Dsts. SssOrs ne, VIZ. n. McAursr..
wv Justice Of the Peace.
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q
TREATMENT

Hslmbold's highly concentrated compound Ertrset
uchu 10 decidedly one Of the best remedies for di.
sssses Of the bladder dnsys gravel. dropsici swell.
unss. rheumatism, and equity Affections. undsrthis
head We have arranged Dysura or dfhculty and palm
IN passing WATER scsnty secretons or small and NJ.
ouent dscharsesof water; Strsngury or stopping OF
water, Hsmaturia or bloody urine. 0out and Rhsu.
ustism Of the kidnsys without any change In guam
uty but increase Of color or dark water. II was q.
vsys highly recommended, By the Late Or. Physct.
In these affections.
This medicine increases the power Of digestion and
sxctss the into healthy exercise By which
the wstsry or calcarsous depositons and al unnatural
sularssmsnts. - weli - pain and Inflammation. IN
reduced, aad IL taken By
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MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Directions for use and diet accompany.
PHrrAprIrnIA, PA. February Is Iss

... Pm1ApRIPnA. Pa. February Is, 1857.
q. T. HxLxDoLD. Druggist.
Dear Sir: have been . sufferer. for upwards OF
twenty years. with gravel, bladder and Kidney auec-
fiona during which time have used various medi:
cnsi preparations, and been under the treatment OF
hs most eminent hysicisns experiencing but little
relief.
20 using your Extract Duchu.
Idid this becsuse had used Ill kinds Of advertised
remedies and had found them worthless, and some
quite injurious. IN ,es ds;psreG y :ses ss.
unless knew OF the ingredients. IL was TINS ina!
prompted me 10 use your remedy. A. you advertised
that il va, composed Of bscAs, csbecs, and yuHfpr
b.rrt.s Il occurred 10 me and my physician - IN
sIceilsnt combination and. with his advice. .er an
Examination OF the article and consulting again with
The druggi,t I concluded 70 Try g. ioomnenoedis
sned 10 my room. Prom the nrst bottle was -
tonished and grstihed stt and AFTER
usine Il three weeks able 10 walk out felt much
time. but thought my Improvement might only BE-
emporary and therefore concluded TO defer and see
iii would effect perfect cure knowing then would
be greater value 70 you and more 70 me-
ATsoW ABLHJo REPoRT THAT cuRE 10 KHrEcTKD
ArTER uuSo The lKnKDr Ton FIVE hoSrHs
HAVE NOT USED ANT NOW voR THREE MONTH"; AHp
r.sL - WELL N AL ,S ,, snI Tnnn Did ,.,.
and odor nice tonic and nvigorstor Of the system
do not mean 20 be without IL whenever occasion
may require ~ "'' - '' X. MCCORMICK.
Should any one doubt Mr.. Mccormick statement
he refers 70 the following gentiemeni
Hon. w. BfoLEs. Ex-Governor, PennsylvsniA
Hpn. THos D. FLoaxNcK. Philadelphia
Hon. J. q. KNOX. Judge. PhilsdephiA
Hon. J. g. blaze Judge, Philadelphia
Hon. D. r. poRrra, sI.Goyscnor. PennsyivsniA
Hon. Ellis LEWIS, Judge. Philadelphia
Hon. H. c. GRiKa, Judge, United states Court
Hon. q. W. WOODWARD, Judge, PhiladelphiA
Hon. W. A. poetic, City solicitor. Phiiadsiphia
Hon. JOHN DIoLKl, sX-iovernor. California
Hon K BAHKs, Auditor General. Washington. DC
And many others. II necessary.
rnucipal Depot, HEMDoLDs DRUG AND CHE
NcAL WAREHOUSE
5e4 BROADWAY,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL. NEW Yoak-
Sold BY Druggists evsrywhsrs. ~
q aevses % eeuntesfslts. II
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DROPSY

u collection Of wslsr In some parts Of tbs BODY.
ed bears different Names according 70 the parts Il.
fscted viz, whom gsnsraliy difassd over The body;
u 10 called Anssarca; when Of ne abdomen. Asctss
whom Of the chest Hydrothorsx.
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THE GRAVEL

ne rsvsi sasass from neglect % impropsf trsAs
nsut Of the hidnsya Thee organs being vol. The
water D. not expelled nom the biaddsr. bat allowed
70 remain, u becomes fsvsrish and sediment form.
Il u nom his dsposit that the Stone 10 formed sna
sravsl snsusa
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FOR SALE.
FOR. q A T. II I

"a ONE large two story House with two-story
I'M L and wood.hou attached, situated on the
e.ix corner OF Poas and Mount Vernon streets,
built In the most thorough manner, has large els.
tern In cellar lot contains about 300 feet OF lsnd
suitable for another house lot " desired, has nns
lot Of ruit trees and shrubbery. Will be cold ehssp
Cor cash Apply by letter 10 A: ii. GILMAN.
ri Hopedaie, NAss.
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JOHN wADSwORTH, President.
ALEX'R BRADFORD, Counsellor at Law.
HENRY NJ. ALEX'R. Randolph, Alexander
& Greene.
sAM'L ID BABCOCK, Babcook, Bros 4 Co.
WN a. LAMBERT, A. & A Lawrence h Co.
HENRY A SMYrtIE, Collector Port OF N. T.
HENRY Il HYDE, Vice President Equitable
Life Assurance Society.
MARTIN BATES, Martin Bates, Jr., Go.
JAMES NJ. HALSrED, President American
FIRE Insurance Company.
GEORGE 8. COE, President American tx
change Bank.
HENRY DAY, Lord. Day & Lord, Counsel
Tors at Law.
WILLIAM V. BRADY. EK Mayor OF N. YORK
ROBERT l. KENNEDY, % Finh Avenue.
SHEPPARD ROMANS, Aotuary Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
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MEDICAL.
THE KIDNEYS.

he hdnsys srs tvo IN nunbsr. sitasssds u tAsuD'
psr part Of ne ioin surroundsd By "a md coaasn9
Of three parts, va ne Antsrior the lntsrios. and
ne Extsrtor. r,...
rns sntsr,ss sbsorb& Intsrior oonsists Of tissues
Or y,ins, which ssrvs - dspodt joe Tie urins md
convey 70 70 the sItsrtoN The saisrsrss oosdassos
siso. tsrminsting In . single tube md OILED The
rrst.r. Ths urstsrs ~ connected With the eaddse
ma blsddsr y composed Of various oovsrtnss 90
tissues, divided Into psrts vl ths uppsr iAs Lover
ths NsryouA md The huoouA 1hs uppef s1peaa 0s
iovsr rstains Many have desire 70 urinsas vitsoss
n, ,bility others urinsss without The sShy 70 -
..la. Tais frequently occurs 70 Children.
To or, thsss Auctions ~ must bring iaso scooo
Ne nuse,ss, which srs snssssdin thsis various fane
sons. nthsy srs neglected, orsvsl o. Dsopsy my
snsaa.
Ths rssdss must also b msds svars mas hove,@
ssht mag b Ne s.sok u u sure 70 s6sst his eodiv
health md mental powsrs; - our assh and hseoas<
supportsd hem tssss sources.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

,1niHers'a -'eud uoe
><N,e NEW YORK. lDs. all
y OFFICE NO. go LIBERTY STREET y, 200
THE oRIclysL JOINT srocx INSURANCE COMPANY OF
f.4 THE UNITED STATES. Is 1itrl
RISKS INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE PRINCIPLES Of LIFE
Insurance, such as Accident, Fire and Marine,
"-- are not assumed by this Company. g.,
TIE
First Glass Healthy hives
THE DISTINCTIVE FIXTURE
N. ~l a.u Of opposed lou
r,D, and
unnecessary
miumh
ILLUSTRATION. hEyIG
suvuo. that an aged snsts
.,u. him 10 the "Uv'A the sun OF
This paid company 'nsrrnF me Ordinary ma'aa ~
ecur of taT% -
immediate addition
N. Douey m paid death Of
pp.n, immediately secured s0an
advantage to the piSyh'hsr
To illustrate III. .t.n. "rn"t
m .,,.a tina, by reduction ...
greater and hE'" that reduction
precisely 'aa'n' an ''''" casa Dividend
A's"' "'"'7 ="
sth ssudof r
BY III. Stock plan secured the insured the
Company taking paid
the who takes portion Of the risk himself
THE PREMIUMS
this Will
Justify and on orn.
charged b b smajoi Mutual Companies
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Eadopmsat Poiieis, n-Forjsiiabls.
Tea Year sadormsat .yea.ForjsiiaSls.

rus raAvsLlsRs HAsrsosD IL not only the pioneer
accident Company but the drst In the world TO combine
Iss AMI AcCipsSr under policy and prem-
n 10 dos business The casa plan and grants insur-
q he very ioss rates compatible With security 10
the picy holer Tue fOosing table shows the psemi-
ums eharyvd BY several promln-nt LIE companies for
nali iih policy without ioelung compsnsAtion br acci