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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

BUTLER MARIE II Tss. a

aes ss BurLHn, 2a.Jure %. lssd
BUTTER-fresh Rol. Is cents per pound
BEANS-White, Sl,o0 per busliel.
BARLEY-Spring 90
BEESWAx-3o cents per pound.
EGGs-20 cents per dozen
FLOUR Wheat, $3.50 to 600 per hnnds; Rye 400
Buckweeaf 4o1per hnns. WAN ~
FRuITlnr.sd Apples, 20 cts per d; Dried Peaches
25 cents r n.
FEAfiERsl--5n cent? rer pound.
GRAIN-Wheat 500 per bnsls Rye rs. OATS i5c
Corn ~; Buekwheat. T5c.
GROCERI ES-Cofee, Rio, 30 per pound; Java, IS
Brown Sugar. i5cper pound do. White pr H. o. Aoas-
ss sl25 cents per g,lon; Syrup Ooand 81, 50.
HIDES--T cents per pound. Nk &MN
LARD-16 cents per pound.
SAfLS-sa.00 per keg.
PGTAToESsi,25 per bushsi. 1
PoRK-Shoulders f6c Fitch, lie Lams, Il, per
pound
KAGS--I eents per pound
RIcR--l5 cents per pound. .H
SALT-S3,jO per barrel.
TALLoW--l5 cents per pound.
WO0lr--50c per pound. Il
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27
FINAL NOTICE.

My acc, unts for subscription to The
American, job Work, &c, have beer
PLACED 10 the hands of james McNair
aud VIM ). ziegler, Esqs., of Butler, fol
collection | have requested these gen
tleWep to be liberal to those persons wht
pay up promptly, The amounts due me
will be collected as rapidly as possible
from all who are able 70 pay, Attention
to this final Notice will be mutually ad
vantageous to delinquents and to myself
~. st. " NJ. ,uASLETf.
Butler, June 20, 1862
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27
CELEBRATION.
4th of Lu1y Dinner,

A Grand Dinner win be given at the
House OF Wm. Bastian, in the Borough
of Zelienople, on the 4th of July next
The public are invited to attend Good
music will be given on the occasion, to
cheer aud enliven the entertainment.
Dinner will be served up at / O'Clock,
p, VI. Come one Come ALL.
ZEIdeNoPLE Jupel3, 1866.
WM BASTIAN.
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Excelsior.

Farmers, do you desire to purchase .
first.class Reaper and Mower? If 50,
examine the Excelsior. 1t is said to bs
one of the best and.cheapest mowers IN
use. For sale by Henry 3. Wise, Hm-
mony; general Agent for Butler county
also, by Jas. G.. & VIM. CampbeIl, and s
III. Bingham, Centrevilie. See advertise
ment in another column.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27
81. PaUIs Chassis Ofthe Ger. Ref.
Church.

ResolOed, That the thanks of this elias
sis be rendered to the Pastor and mem
bers of the German Reformed Chareh,
and citizens of the town of Butler, for
the kind and hospitable sntsr;ginment
afforded its members while in their an
nual sessions among them, and that we
invoke the blessing of the Great Head OF
the Church to rest upon them
Resolced, That the Pastor loci be re-
opested to read this resolution from the
pulpit, and have it published in the town
papers.
BUTLER, June 4, 1866.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27
sEg- The Herald of Health for July


BE5- The Herald of Health for July
begins a new volume, Besides its usual
variety of matter on Physical Culture
and the cure Of disease, this number
contains original articles from Horace
Greeley, Theo. Elton Rev o. b. Froth-
ingham, w. u. Burleigh, Doctor ]. G..
Webster, r. Beecher Perkins, G. W.
Bungay aud others. 1t also contains an
original letter from jeremiah Day, Ex-
President Of Yale College, now Oh years
old, which should be read by all who
would know how, by good habits, this
man has lived 50 long. This magazine
begins its new volume with 16 additional
pages lis motto is: A higher type Of
manhood, physically, morally and intel
lectually. 81 year, 20 cts. number
The seven numbers of this year, now
ready, sent as samples for 70 cents. Ad
dress Miller, Wood & Co., Is Laight ST.,
New ork Guy, ---
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Premium List.

In our next issue we viii give the Pre-
mium List of the next Butler County
Annual Agricultural Fair. The commit,
I tee are busily engaged revising the same;
Farmers, and all persons interested, will
ge to work at once, and with determin.
sation to make our next Fair q grand sue.
cess. $40 t5
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

A rather pompous looking gentleman,
of perhaps fifty, fair complexion, bald
head, and we'll degetoped abdomen, called
on us, and assuming business air,
informed us that he was here for the pur-
pose of seeing few Of the leading Re-
publicans. We supposed, OF course, that
he was some official digDitary, sent out in
the interest of Gen. Geary, or, possibly,
some opposite of "My Policy lie soon
relieved us, however, by making known
his mission. lie said he was formerly
from Lancaster county that he had gone
south before the war aud went into bust
ness that he had lost everything by the
rebellion that he had done service on
the stump, for Lincoln, and expected to
do so for Gen, Geary; that he was solicit
ing assistance from his party friends, and
presented his brief It dated back to 1864
and contained very large subscription
We inquired if he had a family. He said
he was widower. We told him that in
oar opinion, he should have found legit-
innate bdsiness by this time that, at any
rate, his calling did not meet with our
appreciation. He bowed gracefully, and
left US, inquiring for our Revenue Asses
sOr. We were sorry to see that he had
gathered up quite sum of money from
our community. We have little doubt
he will have another brief for Democratic
counties, where he vii, pass himself of
for, possibly, an injured "Rebel," who
had to fee. perhaps, from Maryland for
his devotion to the aeause of the South ,
At any rate, he is an impostorl Pass him
along.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

SOLDIERS ETING.--We haye been
informed that the Soldiers Mass Meet,
ing, at Bakerstown, yesterday. was q nag
nifccnt affair, the crowd. was immense ;
the procession grand andthe utmost hal
mony and union prevailed in all the PRO
ceedings.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

Samuel Mckinley, of Lawrence.
r. G. Black, Mercer.
w, l.. Riley, Mercer.
J. d. Kirkpatrick, Mercer.
w. o. Breckenridge, Butler
Reuben Shanor, Butler.
Amos Lusk, Butler.
On motion, Mckinley, of Lawrence,
owing to the absence of his colleagues,
was allowed three votes in the conference.
Nominations being in order, Hon Josiah
Mcpherson and james 4. Leech, of Mer-
Ger, w &C. HARRISON of Lawrence, aud
Henry Pillow, of Butler, were Hominafed
by acclamation. Adjourned
fF S. MCKINLEY, Pres.
AMOS LUsK, Sec'y: ..s
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PARTN RRSHIR-
TyHE dnaeragned would respectfully inform tb public
4 thatthey havo entered into Partnership, In the
UnderrnlxtnR business,

and hereby soiicitthe patronage of the public.
Thay sze provided with neat Hears and hArs on
hsnd large quantity Of thsvery best material are
fplly prepared to furnish Coias Of all nds on shor
notice They viii have hands constantly variety Of
cons finished TO suit purchasers, sad The most
soJlAbie terms ~
They will also furnish Carriages and eonvsyanees for
Funeral occasions when requested. Ware Rooms on
jefferson street, doors West of American cisea Oce
d. O. R0ESSIEG,
Butler. July 20, 1sssatE dBoReTW EHz
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.

sswEE.a sps PIrTsluRGH May IA, lett
APpLES-st 90 a $500 per barrel
BUTTER--Rresh Iini 30 a Sc per n.
cHRRsE- Western deserve, 22e per ID; Hamburg
"a a y per ib.
EfiGS--l6 10 II per dozen.
FLoUR-Whcad sl2 5Oa1. s13 Rye 525 a 3 So
GRAIN--Whept - 25 % s2.3O; Corn, Soc Oats, 81
BABLEY-spths. Is; Fall 90.
dRocERiEs-sugrts II a 13sts per n; Coffee, IS
FER ID; Nonsses n. o., lilo a. L15c per sllol; Sfup,
b5c a slo0, per gallon. ~ F"'
sAlf-LiverpJoI, ss25Ss2,so per sack; No
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Che astorld III Il alst- Shell,

- -----
"A Petition from q 900 Bengalese,
praying for the suppression of polygamy in
Bengal, has been presented to the Lieu
tenant Governor of that Presidency.
There were only six persons in Mem
phis in 1861 that voted against secession.
Now there are not less than 600 persons
each one of whom claims to be one OF
the six
"A National Cemetry is to be estab-
lished at Fredericksburg for the intefment
of $4,000 Union soldiers killed near
there and at charlottesville
An immense cotton Factory, contain
ing $50, 900 spindles and 1900 looms, has
been built in Carrolton, Miss
The assessed value of property in
Delaware, as returned by the assessors to
the Legislature, is as follows, viz New
Castle coupty, s23, JAG, 1903 Kent coun-
ty, ss,744,25S; Sussex county, s6,9S1,-
III. Total value OF property in State,
S3937LS72. rt ssre- Est
Tie biggest fish ever caught in the
western country was hauled out of the
Mississippi, opposite ST. Louis, on Tues
day evening", in a seine. 1t measured q
feet 0 inches in length, and weighs 64
pounds. 1t looks like shark, and has
forty teeth in its head.
"A few days SINCE a young man, named
Cunningham, fell from the tower of the
new Lutheran church, in Greenville, Pa,
distance of 50 feet, without sustaining
any material injury,
Western papers assert that what
were vast treeless pairies in Illinois IL
years ago are now covered with dense
growth of thrifty young forest trees, com
prising various species of oak, hickory,
cottonwood, ash, &c.
Harry Gilmore, the Baltimore rebel
who once distinguished himself by rob
bing the passepgers on u Philadelphia
train, has written book Of his adven-
lures. entitled -Four Years in the Sad
die"
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speeial a.utites.

Gs1S EN0 PER YEAR, We want
Q1 A5V ~ Agents everywhere To sell our
INfRg 70 go Sewing Machines. Three new kinds, I'm
der and upper feed Sent trial Warranted i've yeats.
Above salary or large commission paid The ONLY ma
chimes sold In United STATES for less uan $40 which
Jiig licensed ts Hnoe Irhsster q Uiis0n Grorer q
Baker, Singer %, dHd B9chclOr. -iu other cheap
machines are fafriagemsnts and the seter are
}ibe % arrest fine aud imprisonment. Illustrated cir
cul,rs sent 1jrs Address, call upon Shaw Clark
at Bidleforl, Maine, or Chicago. Ill.
june q 'GGIys.
IA AH MONTH !=AGENTS wanted fuf
~ - ~ sir entrey neic artictes just ent Address
o. II. CAREY, city Building. Biiefurl, Nh.
june q 6e-ly@ 't'''
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Conferee Meeting.

The representative conferees of the
Assembly district, composed OF Butler,
Lawrence and Mercer counties, met in
Centreville, Butler county, June 20, 1865
and organized by appointing Samuel Me
kinney, President, and Amos Lusk, See,
retarY
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INNINGS.


keystone. o 4 00l13 IL
Mon itor.. = 2t3 7a25 5240 27
H@plrc--A D. iIuehes,of keystone.
seorers-Thoqins M'NaiE. Keystone,
Jobn Pattersoa. Moaitor.f ElksB
a pstch game Of Base Bal, for the
Championship Of Butler county, came off
between the first mines Of Keystone and
Monitor Clubs of Butler, Pa, played on
keystone ground, June 2lst, 1856, rc-
suited as followsi s4gAs4t1tt 81 !
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Rase BaII.'

A frienlly game of Base Ball, between
the Keystone aud Moiitor Clubs of But
Ter, came off on keystone ground, june
18th, 1866, which resulted as follows:
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27
DIR. CLARK, y
81 s@orKsfoR or 49,
Anatomical Pathology
r FL YsSI OF AIT

Fer the Exeiustve R<ee1sneus OF
OLaINONIg IDlglk AglEg9
yxyII Be NJ The sLowRY HOUSE. III Butler,
w Monday, Tuesday "Wednesday Thursday, Friday
and Saturday Juue lith. Iztii isth, ilth 18th AMI
9Th 1865
Sonndduenesg * Township. Whestnwn, Marptay June Is
lancaster Tp., Muitle Lancaster, Tuesday, 10
Jackson :" Zeiienutie, Wednesday" ~
@ Evanshutg, Fttf THURSDAY, ~ II
Cfunber-y Up, at residence nearest eleetinn placo
ffi,ls Jnns -
Adams tn resiepce nearest election place Sat. -
Forward tip, Brownsville, Monday, I" 25
Mesex Up r,sidence nearest eiection place Tues - -
CntintP, . = - MetF : q
Buiftio fp, MInfoesiiie Thhrsday,N g
Niniehltp. West uuinn Friday, - p
Jefersnn tp., Saxonburgi saturday, " ~
Franklin tp /. Prospect, Aunias, July
Muddycreek tp'. Porte ssyille Tuesday r" n
Worth tp., Nechahicsbnrg, Wednesday,
slppcryrnck tp. Centfrvilie, Isirsfay, !"
Mercer ip,, Harrisyille Friday, 8
Aaiioa p, MmrInsvllc, satuiflny 2,
D"r,csi ipi, = iliiisrs,5~a, Tuesday 10
Fairyiew tp- Faifview Wednesday II
Parker tip. Mirtinsnng, Tinlrstluy. i" II
Allegheny tp reience election place. Fri " 10
Ncnango tp. Pennington, saturday, 4" IA
rsntte tp., UniOneiilc, Monday, g III
Clay Up. SnubuFy. Tuesday. " IL
Cherry tp, Anafddc, Wednesday" Is
Washington tp- North Washington, 1hurNlay Z" -
Concord TIP Mi1lletuwn friday. . -
Oakland fp,. BOydstowu. .t..rt saturday. z y
Butler tr, Monday and Tuesday, July % md ~
lnvalids shouilut full to take advantage Of fiis OPP
poiunity of having their skiuliy treated, Per
sons can easily fnd me b, naIsins inquiry
ss-CaH attic prjucipal Inst o ice in Nosr 7auR-
ship and get Grcpiar, giriRg titH faJorR dion
cerairg DR. cLARK'S psuetiee.fSa june 8.~0t.&
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

NNTANTED. AGENTs-sT5 tn $500 PER MONTH Tor
w gentlemen, aud sli to Sl5 for laes every where,
ta introduce the Celebrated Common Sense Family Sew
ing machine, improved and perfected 1t will hem fell,
stitch, quilt bind, braid aud cn,b rubler Beautifully =
PRICE only s3O, making the elastic h1cl sth, aud fully
warranted for Three years We pay the abcte wa ges, or
q comm ssion. from which twice that amount can he
made. Address with stamp, ol call IN c. DO WENs 4
Co., salesroonls, No 2b5 South FIFTH str rect PLiade
pha IA All letters answered promptly with ci culns
and terms.
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INNINGS.
L 4567 8 9 Total.

.Fae3s n sz---.l-z-.--e.--gs. q, -
Keys'oHe. \. .432 IA a 4 IS II A
Monitor ....:z O 2 % ! 8 5 5 l 10
Umpire---Jos. J. Elliot,o Keystone
Scorers-Thomas M'Nair, keystone,
John Patterson, Monitor.
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MONITOR.
KEYSTONE. yfe

Timblin, c..,...,3 4tWhite,c ,.....4 3
A. Ziegler, PA 2lWalker, f.....4 3
Krqg, $. 80 Campbell, 2 b..6 2
s. Hughes, / BIZ i3redin, 3 b.....2 l
Miller, 2 b....,3 3lM'Bnde, p.,.,,,4 l
A. Sykes, 3 b...4 llReiber, ! b., ,s;1 A
A.G.Ziesler, f3 II Candless, lf.,1 5
MITCHELL. 20 f....4 1 MITCHELL s. So A
Scott, f........2 |spangenberg, ,cf3 A
- II =
81 II 27 27
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

NJ EISIal.

THE MASON a HAMLIN GARNET ORGANS. for
sacred and secular music forty different styles $50 tn
5000 each, FfFTI- ONE G0LD OR ILTE Il NED
AIS, or sther firstpremums awarded them. Illu.ta.
ted Cat, t,ogues FREQ Address. MASON & X AMLiN
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

Have oeeu se,l with te gretst snccess Their mission
is not enly ~ prevent lisf hut cure. They search
out the various ualaiies by which The patient Il suffer
and nrn few doses Of tllese plLIS will nruxe 10 be
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27
LIFE-GIVING PILLS !!

These life giving remedies now, fer the time
given publicity 10 the world. For over quarter OF a
century uf privat. practice the ingredients in these
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH
An Eterna1Spring!
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES

1t was left for this day aud hour to rsszc the dream
and siiow Ia one glorious fact, the mcgic that made It
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

Cannot stay the ght OF years but they can force ok
and hold aioof disease fhat might triumph over tho
aged ani the young. Let hesitate then Lnt seize
sl,.l
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

Gen Geary's receptions in various
parts of the State, which he is casually
visiting, are of the most enthusiastic char
acter lie is hailed by the soldiers as
one of their ablest leaders and greeted
by the people as one of their brayest de-
tenders. lie will be the next Governor
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27

Jas. Brcdin, Sec " pro, tenn.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-06-27
FOR BILIOUS DISORDER

Nothing can lie more productive OF cure than thee
pills Their at magic intuenee Is felt at ohcr: and
the nstial concontats of this must distressing disease
arc removed These remedies are nrde from the pures
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-09-20
Liability of the Banks.

The following is the memorial of several
of the Banks of South Carolina, asking re-
lief from the imposition of penalties pre-
scribed by law, aud presented to the
Legislature, last week, by Mr. Campbell of
Charleston. The memorial is signed by
the President of the Bank of Charleston,
Bank Of the State of South Carolina, Peo-
ple's Bank, Bank of South Carolina, and
Planters and Mechanics Bank:
The memorial of the President and Di.
rectors of the several Banks of this State
showeth
That they have, In common with the
community, felt severely the losses and
difficulties incident to the war
For five year, nearly all the payments of
the country, and nearly all the changes of
property, have resulted in investments in
the securities of the Confederate States and
of the several States and institutions in
that Confederacy.
These results were q necessity Of the
times. For if different course had been
pursued, all the sources of supply, all the
channels of internal trade, all the exchanges
of society must have stopped.
There was no other medium, during the
greater part of the time, than Confederate
bills, and scarcely any other securities but
those which have been mentioned.
The Southern cause, iu which We hoped
and trusted, depended upon the confidence
placed in these mediums and these securi.
ties. Hence the large amounts held by the
Banks.
The Banks held, and still hold, other
securities; but these are at present unavail'
able. They cannot be realized but by
sacrifices which it would be neither expe-
dient to make, nor just to require
Like individuals, the Banks require
time; like the country, they need the slow
out sure processes of industrial reaction.
The thorough breaking up of our system OF
industry, both in the cities and in the coun.
try, the settlement and direction of labor,
under new influences, new rewards and new
arrangements for subsistence, require fol
all classes of people, and all departments
Of business, patience, forbearance and con-
sideration.
These general views admit Of peculiar
application to the Banks.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-09-20

SOUTHERN FEELING AS TO NORTHERN
DsAD.-General George W. Morgan, u
nion soldier and Democratic candidate for
Congress, from the State Of New York, re.
Gently made the following statement in a
speech:
x x X "The people of the South have ex-
tended to the people of the West and North
the hand of reconciliation. To sustain what
I say, I could narrate many facts, but will
mention but one.
In order to secure . suitable cemetery
for our gallant soldiers who fell upon the
plains of Alabama, the authorities of the
United States desired to purchase three
acres beautifully located within thelimits Of
the city of Mobile. The tract was valuable,
but the purpose was sacred to which it was
to be dedicated 1t was proposed to make
three acres the bouored home Of the Union
dead, and there, within the corporate lin.
its of Mobile, to erect monument to COM
memorate their deeds. But the authori-
ties of Mobile refused to sell. What re.
fuse to sell sufficient ground to contain the
bones of our absent ones-our fathers,
brothers, sons7 Yes, my couptrymen, these
Southern men did refuse to sell sufficient
ground on which to bury our heroic dead
but with that maguauimity, only equalledby
their courage, those Southern men did, by
free gift convey those three acres to the u
nited States. And the hand of the Mayor
of Mobile the hand which signed that deed
of gift, had, during our unhappy war,
welded the sword of Confederate Gener.
al" (Great applause.)
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-09-20

full examination The statement was pre-.
pared by order of the Massachusetts, Legis-
lature few years ago. Agriculturists we're
found to average lifetime Of 63.93 years;
bankers, 4345; bank officers, 6S76;
blacksmiths, 5l44; butchers, SO; calico
printers, 81 SO carpenters, 1880 clerks,
"a 80; clergymen, 56.72; ooopers, 1887;
editors, 40; gentlemen, 5S.l9; hatters,
54.l7; jewellers, 4405; judges and JUS
tices, 65; lawyers, SAB /; maohiniss,
364l; manufacturers, 1928; mssons,
Ats; mechanics, 48.45; merchants,
51.7l ; musicians, 80. .s6; operatives, 93;
painters, 42.6S; physicians, 54,94; priu-
tsrs, 1892; public officers, 56s4; rope
makers, $3.50; shipwrights, 55.27; shoe
makers, 1912; tailors, 44.35; teachers,
34.46; traders, 4535. g.. u
These figures are suggestive in several
respects but in none more forcibly than as
urging the claims of Life Assurance upon
the attention of the community. If the va
rious statements made herein are true-and
there can be but little doubt on that point
the most obtuse observer can draw from
them inferences which must be unanswer-
able arguments in favor of the Life Assur.
auce system. Men, of whatever condition
and station, who have wives and children
dependent upon them, owe it to themselves,
to their families, and to the community at
large, to place the protecting @gis ola sub.
staDtial life.policy between these loved ones
and the poverty which must otherwise over
take them when the husband and father is
removed by death. Individual life is fear
fully uncertain, but the science of Life AS.
suranos has carefully calculated the chances,
and can safely assume the risks. Insured
in asuccessful and prudeutly managed COM
pauy, no man need fret away his life in
anxiety for the future Of his family.
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