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Quick WoRK.-Mr. Booth, the boulder OF
the Ohio River Telegraph Liae. csme TO
our town on Tuesdsy mornisg. and with the
sssistsnce Of Thomss R Hardy. Cap.
james end others, . efficient amount oil
stock ~ss subscribed by IL o'clock. 10 con.
nee. Rockpor, with The Ohio River Line al
Wellington. KY, and BY Thursdsy morning
the wire arrived. and the work goes brsvely
on.-Rockpor, Democrat.
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TuRrrEs MokTHsI IN Next ffAR'-NoI
.,ly according 10 the common A'nspacs,
-, !. the Calendar Of the Publishers OF The
AMERICAN Agricul,uris,. That 10. they Offer
;, ,.ceiye subscribers now. and oil through
v.y.m,er. for 1869 and throw in the month
:, D,cember without charge. The CHER II
.o,,h looking al. merely on account of the
IA month for we consider any number o.
,h., PAPER richly worth the cos, Tor whole
,..,. We advise every man. woman. aud
,,,a whatever his cr her calling, TO b~ sure
IA ob,niu the reading Of ,he Agiicn'urls'
!, 1. Of large sixe, packed full OF valuable
,.i,bls. and Interesting information. No
On. can read il year or even n single mum
be. wi,hou, gathering some prnc''c'' nuts
,ss, will, in the end, lar more thah f"ps'
tho co.t, II uiso contains every year nun
d,.d. Of beautiful, interesting. anu inoiTuc
,iv. Coprsvipgs, " hlch are nlone worm 'h'
.,,c. il not word Of resoing matter were
eiysu' Fiteen cents VIII SECURE n pos'-P"''
~, November, or 81 80 wi! secure ~
a, ,,om now to The end u lsC9, and ;
,.ood inyes,msnt il will be--our word Tor u
Address the Publishers, Orange jude q ".
o.3 Bro.dSsy New York.
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Persons Advanced In Life,

And feeling the hand NJ time weighing heavily upc4
them with All its attendant s will find In the use q
this BlT'rERs, or the TONIC, an elixir That WIN
ins,il new E.c in their veins, restore In measure
The energy and ardor Of youthful days, bull W
their slrnrken forms, and give health and happiness
70 their remaining years
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ERRORS NE YOUTH.

A Gentlemen WIN suffered Tor years iron
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and al
the effects OF youthful indscretion, gill, fo
,he sake of suffering humanity. send tree \,
all who need il, tne recipe aud directions to
making The simple remedy BY which he wa'
cured 5 ilerers wishing 10 profit by th'
advertisers experience, can do 80 BY I'D
dressing, in perfect cohi lance.
JOHN Il. OGDEN. AZ Cedar
May -. lSG7y. S,rce, New York.
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hat doaeR .......s. &c
uoo0snae German Tonic, pu, up in quart bost'c' %
Der bottle. on ha & dozen for. $1,000: -. y.
~ Ipc not fnrsst 70 cxsuune ~ - - ~
has, 70 srdAs 70 ~ ~ eeD1na
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Broke JAIL On Tuesday night last.
Henry Bits and James o. Jsynes, broke
out Of Rockport Jail and made their escape
They were assisted by friends, as The cell
lock wss sll picked to pieces, and an iron
or about inches wide Sawed in two,
which was done from the outside. One
hsod'ed do'ls's reward, each, 10 off red 10,
their recsp,use.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-11-06

The L,ipes, Acv-r i-inG C'n'tac' ven
ru, in 1868, aud pruhgbly 'he lore ;, ever
piyru to one Advertising tsm ~ p.,r tune. "
that Of the proprielure of plantation Eaters
20 GeoP. r welt & TO-. Advertising eseh's,
No. 40 PARK Ro~. New York, GU ne ls'h
Of Sept. Tor Si3 I.6 &c
Mtsrs f. IL. Drake & co have Tor
years been omong The lnrg.s', if'nos The
largest, advertisers in America, and the con.
tract mentioned above 10 bat Q email part OF
their expenditure 10 ,his way tor The present
yeu. l, q only tho-e who nave ,rlrd nfi"-
tsra' ink most ,x'ensively hist are 80 ilfin J
convinced OF is ..,icacg.
TIE Advertising Agency which send
ing on, this order /. nno'her example. u
cormercrd business lees ,han five year,
s.nce, snd iha fscl that il Tow controls .
greater sdver,i.ingPairnnsge ,hsn any -imi
lar establish ment, is " ithuui doubt 10 BE- al
isibu'ed to their having expended more mo
ney 10 advertising themselves snd 'heir ia
rilics within that time than all Other ed
verli,iug hrms pm, together sinc- The estsb
lishneni III the first agency sqpsri.r OF l
century siDcs.
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CAUTION.


Gcrmnn Drryvist, FroorictoF,.
Formerly q. M. JAckxoN 4 Co.
For SALE BY al Druggists and Dealers W Asd'cinc<
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From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D. D
From Rev. e. D. Fendall,

\ssisian Editor Chriaidr Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the Of lloof
lands German Btcs, ard feel II my privilege 10 70
commend them as most valuable tonic. 10 ali whose
sucrng from general debility or from Diseases afisiAy
nom arrangement Of tie liver. Yours truly.
Z. d. EENDALk
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EfurnIgmrc. Furniture

-..sor f:EF2E.sp The udersigned respect @
sv1-4-'--1s'sa fully informs the pub'icIT
tha' he has now. and will constantly Keep
N hand, or manufacture to order, ell the
io,ss, and MOS, fashionable varieties Of Fur.
niture, such as Wardrohes, Bureaus, Bed.
s,eads, Tables, Lounges. and lsrge rssort'
ment Of chairs. OF the best styles. He re-
srec,'uly invites those desirirc anything in
his line. To call ard examine his stock bs.
tore purchasing elsewhere. % he is conf.
Den, he can please them. NJ his now shor,
on the corner OF the Public Square, west VI
ne court house.
WOW %. 1867 JACOB ALLIES.
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J "A y . u; ae & = III % "A Y. =
VAIL EXPRESS g. STAGE ROUTE
i. SJEINHiUSE Il

~ =. Contractor Tor III" Shoals aud Jns.
~ per Mail Express Rout. rspscliull,
informs he pubic, that he will run cono
hsrk, with an excellent team, and reli-bl'
Iriv,r. and il prepared Ia convey pas-engefs
,nd express matter between the y. O. NJ
Rsirosd at Shoals, and Jasper. or way
places on .hc rnui. IN the most reasonable
'erms Passengers going East viii iiu1 Thu
he cheppesi. as we'll ~ most persaDi ronF.
nt all times. as they several miles tray |.
Persons sending Or receiving expressing o.
any kind mny d. pend on having il careiulii
handed, and profanity and safety delivered
HE stage lehves Jasper every Friday morn
ing al Z O'clock. and arriv, at 5 oals ia
time to CONNECT with the rsilrood trains
either WY; returning lanve, Shoa's At
o'clock. A. STEINtIAUSER.
Oct. 9Th, 1867
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Trom the La1son See EIlss
THE "AB C"OF SOCIAL SCIENCE.



BY taxation is meant a contribution levied
on the people ~ country for the support
Of their government; q contribution which
all OF them are mo. ally bounc 10 pay in pro-
portion 10 their means for he protection and
security they ENJOY.
In The levyiHg Of taxation, however, that
mode should be preferred winch will least
abTldge the necessary comforts VI the PEG
pie which will least interfere With the pro-
ductloa and exchs 1ge II commodities 4; that
is least calculated 60 encourage Illicit traffic;
and winch can be collected at the least pos
sibla cast. There may be said to be three
general modes Il raising taxes to meet the
wants Of government.
The tirst is known as direct taxes, such %
tax ON persons, called q poll tax or on
their possessions, called a property TAX OF
on Their earnings O incomes, called an IN
come TAX; all beng pad ln q direct manner
BY the persons applied to.
The second mode is that OF indirect taxes:
suSh - tax on manufactured articles or
productions imported from abroad, called
custom duties or on certain manufactures
or commodities produced at home, called ex-
else duties all being paid in an indirect
manner BY the persons who consume them.
The third mode is knpgn as the funding
system; an indirect mode Of taxation, or the
raising Of money by government. upon It's
PROMISES as q security, that the persons who
col jointly lend 1t the AMOUNT Of ready mo-
neg y Tsquirss, shall % entitled 10 much
larger amount Of a funded, or imaginary
stock. That they snail receive annually 40
much per cent. interest on such stock. and
sball be allowed to sell, or transfer il TO
CtasTs. until such time as, the governm, n,
chooses, OF Is enabled 70 pay it. But rom
The Eeeklessness If gover1ments borrowing.
and seldom or never payiDg such funded
property, II may be described to Be- az i,n-
moral and reprshensible mode Of taxation.
as It taxes future. gsrSfstibns:o meet she
extravagant expenditure of the present.
u these khfee q. edes, erect taxation
would seem u be most in accordance with
right and jdetice, for were tide hxes dIrecf
every 8nalsidnal would know sxactly wha,
bs.bad to pas Tor the support Of his govern
ment but when one portion y faised d.
rectly, and another portion Indirectly, the
majority VI ths people mar be deIuded into
tho paying ofswlcs fhe amount which they
ought, without knowing what they do NV !.
In addition TO which, were taxes direct shey
would be more wAtchiul Of the exsrssagais
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cU-UPtRAT!ys NEWS.

SUCCESS OF A Co-oPERAIvE FoUNDRY
About year ago CO. operative foundry
was established In Rochester after the plan
OF those IN New York and Albany. II has
proved great success. Only srihe over
$io, 900 was paid in. The profits for the
six months ending December 10, we're S..
392 81. A dividend Of twelve per cent. on
the stock has been declared, PAYABLE in
stock, and the balance has been divided pro
rata among the employees, making 20 them
29 3-l0ths per cent. on their earnings.
Tbs Cooperative Building Associations
of New York CITY publish favorable reports
of theiI operations. The frat Uuion has
already advanced $4,000 to borrowing
members, besides having q large amount in
bank. Thirteen members are hJ- living in
their own homes, ranging in value from
$1,000 to $1,000. The premiums on appro-
priation= alr~@1y amount TO $40, ISL, the
interest on cash in bank to 1919, and a
large sum from fines. The Second Union
Cooperative Building Association has ad-
vauced $l7 800 to borrowing members, aud
has received premiums and profits on the
above sum, amounting to about $4,000.
The Third Union has advanced about $1,000
to its members. The cooperative Bur eau
Lot Society, established for the purpose OF
buying land in large Quantities, now num-
beTs 700 members, ana he distributed one
hundred and fifteen suitable lots valued ut
$3.50 each.
In Baltimore, Md, there has been formed
q WoTkiDgmen's Equitable Cooperative
Association, having for its object the estab-
lishment in all parts Of the CITY Of various
kinds OF stores, such as grocery, provision,
bat, boot aud shoe stores, for the benefit of
the members. The working capital Of the
Association is limited to 5000 shares al Is
Per snare, no stakeholder to have more than
twenty shares. Five per cent. Of the gains
arising ie TO be refunded to these members
dealing with the stores to be established.
Persons to become stockholders can either
4 ~ down the whole amount at the time of
subscription or instalments OF twenty five
cents per week, until the par value " the
share 10 paid.
Co-OPERATIvH HoUsB BUnpINa The
movement among the house building me-
chanics Of New York city to form . oo-op-
eratiye building company can be made a
complete success. The plan lie to form an
association, with q capital OF one hundred
thousand dollars, 70 take building contracts.
and also TO build houses for sale. The
are all TO be Workingmen, who
shall be employed, SO far as possible, by the
company. A considerable part Of the stock
mas already been taken up, and AZ the plan
10 entirely feasible, We hope soon so see the
company In practical operation. One fea-
tare OF the plan will be the adoption OF the
eight hour system in al work in which the
sOmDaDV ia o0pcernad The namhars I'LL
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An HuaesI Miner.

A Cornish miner living al CanborDe, was
unable at one time 20 pay his rent, and has
little stock OF furniture was seized to be sold
70 satisfy the demand. he applied to a lady,
well known in the district for her charitable
deeds, for a loan Of three guineas. 81 know
nothing Of you yon may be drunkard on
an impostor," Were the diSbeartening words
that met his application. 'Madam," replied
the miner with energy, III am neither, and if
you will lend me the money Twill return it
in four IN nths.r The money was lent, the
tine Of payment came round, and the 10 ner,
wuo BY great exertion had managed 10 get
the money together, sci off on foot to pay
his debt. On bis way he bad eitbsr to cross
a small river, or lengthen his journey three
miles to pass over bridge. lie chose the
former, but miscalculating the depth of the
water, ost his footing and was drowned.
When the body was recovered, bis wife said
be had three guineas with him for the lady
who bad lent him that sum. His pockets
were searched, and no money found; ~but
some noticed that bis right land was firmly
clinched. 1t was opened, and there were
three guineas which be had firmly held.
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READER. CHOOSE BETWEEN

mach misery and micanemm
would have been spared mw
had I tut read thAs befnrnI
just publiahed. Second VA
tion. Price rs centa. m.
Mirror o. Yoeth, or the NV
teries Of saxual Intsreoaras.
By Dr. J. LubArch, Rractl.ing
Physician, ia5 Boush Wslls
street. Chicago IA. On re-
mittance Of twenty ave cents
IN postage stamps, u will be
CON- mmie by Charles Annna
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THE EQUITABLE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Chicago. Illinois.
A AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 81, 0OO, 900.
CAPITAL pap IN, 100000
Ofice---l2O La Sale Street.
UKrKNTAL RUrLblSg
UErENT BUILpISg

pHasTDEHT-~ANI
NiOs fKEslDkEf--ti. HURBARD.
skoRkTARY-O. W. BARRETT
Tnzures BulainEs, D~ellings, household Furniture,
Wearing Apparel Family stores stdCk- "a Merchandise
and s other proper subjects w Al rates
with the hazard ard TOW any rrspous ble
company.
The Stockholders u this Company comprise TWO
HUNDRED Of Wealtiest AID business men. who
have pledged their capital their interest au their direct
and sareful supervision, 70 establish Institution that
viii be credit city, AMI Afford canal Indemnity
with the hest and safest comp Aniss doing business
Tue Policies % this Company al On examination Sil
be found from all ths techncates and constructions
chArarte1e the pO-s 81 other ecmpaniea and the
Losses Daid the adjustment Of the chain,
without the lsnS delay VI arty ninety DAYS claimed
by other Companies eo-6m
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AZ south Lasalle Dr. LubArch author N ths
Mirror Of Youth, h@a since ls6 treated a dnsasea OF
private nature according 70 the new method introduce
moaS brilliant success.
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OFFICE,
N. w. COR. LAKE AND CLARK STREETS
Hhirnra THI;r~.-
MEDIC
SIMILTA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have roved from the most mple experience An en-
tire success -imp pc, pr mpt, eHncient reii De-
rAey are the only d. ines perfectly adapted po "
Ar nseso simple that Hltakes cannot be mad IN tux
them o. harmless as % Be free ~ danger anu ~ ~
hceut a. 20 be Al~ays reliable They Nj We raisei tha
CHEST commendstcn IRON all, and ~in aiEaysrendr
satlsfActon.
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On ~ 70 90 larRs via8 morocco rosewood cess
containing specific for evgrv ordipary disease
family ~ subject TO-, and looks Of directions
From $40 10 O35
sma Ter Family and TsapsIns cases, with d. 70
10 vials. From s5 10 IS
90 ecic CO for all Private Dseases both ar C.yino
and for PSepeasses n sAtoeRt, In walls and
pocket cases. From O. to s.
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burma b Risrs Lameess So eness Sore Throat
sprAns, Toothaehe, Raruch Mem nlgia RheumAti~m'
LnmbaRo Plies, BoiBa, stir In, 20 Kyes BleolnK Oh
the L-ngs, Nosa, Stomach OF Piles 90 nH, DlcsFn
Old roe.
Price SIR os. 80 csnts, pir u OIL 10. quart g1T5
U- These remedies, except PONDS EXTkAOr bv
the ease o. ngle boz s~nt part Of the coun
Try, By mall EXPIRE ss G. arxe receipt Of The
price.
address RUAPHREYS' SPECIFIC
HOkEOPATHTC MEDICINE COMPANY
once and dept, No o6a BFoedwAg Nav York.
DA HuMrBEGTs b suite daily AZ biz once peruon-
ally or BY lrtt~r above for nll rms on disease
FOR SALE by kLL DRUGGISTS.
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Ccuchmakers.

(gWDh AA4A AEEHa
seechEnakernsnag be honest uaen.
Although they have their .sviaea -
And ~ thetn rel tiseir daily bread
without regard 70 psices.
We cieai, and 90 VIII every mani
Thla difference though mi grant,
offers viii cheat ahcne'er t6ey can.
Vale we~caeAr' when We "cant.n
And much we do seems more alloyad
Than gaii agrees With honest des lina.
fos u - we'd knpSn Ns're oif ampaoFed
At "lsrseryF and '.steailng.S
To slavery ~e say farewell.
On others rights We Dr'tr encronchs
Yet u true we bsen sell
A pulchman hiddea 10 coach.
A PFtsidsat must son be made
Aad rss we're terlDed The masnes."
The canvass DER 'tWiH be trAnspassd
Aud sen be c.livd--them asea
coachmaAtrs International J0asTsaI
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LIFE INsURANCE.

IL - IN8Uk An -.
The rAAvsLHss also grants al approved forms ef full
Life Insurance, q los rates Of preium, either the
srocE HvruAL plan. the fbrmer rates ew 10
Be equal T. . lasgs dividend In advance.
Participating policies give AL the pronfs 70 the
sured Dividends available annually, 70 iseresss the
amount of ths policy. 70 liqudsse nsxt srs pfsm
una. or 70 purehass indemnity r disabling Injuries IN
Advancs the amount u % per week for each 600
Insured thus guaranteeing the dividsod that
All full life endowment policies sos- RcEssrABLE.
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COOPERATIVE.

Resolved, That in cooperation based upon
ust financial and revenue laws, we recognize a
sure and lasting remedy for the abuse Of the
present industrial system, ard that until the
laws Of the nation can be remodelled so as to
recognize the rights Of men instead OF classes,
the system Of cooperation carefully guarded
will do much to lessen the evils of our present
system. We, therefore, hail with delight the
organization of cooperative stores and work
shops, and would urge their formation in every
section Of the country, and in every branch d
business
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|s.3. y s..c 49, = s.'s.s !. -
M4R "a - OnyMuDe99 nd, fn1fnesn In
t@sP.e a - on1fa{ 90 = usnfd furnish
. me1i1m - ennhanB$ haging sqlnl pswsr,4
. p4i1a@ ynlno en316soo1 tof4ko porforml
nnek a anthec Gc.iou = uokey, so4skssn-
aiV@ w&eT - miDtto1ioa e &6esrnment
IThaa w11h jee9 Tu1e - esuG fBtcrest on
Ethb bugsfmmmt ben1eI q world eGeet the
squitsbis dls41hesisa y he rsu6acss 81 h.
Dor esswssn 49, reoducsng o.pftal and h.
bors giving g hbeeesg . fair oompensafion
fos heir Pssssss5 - y apltsl ! jsss 10
waFp for ~ NJ fenoys ne necessity for
eacesass WI ~ s9ofd he ihdsslrial class
~ tAbSims 90 Heens necessary Tor social
sndintsllsstaal esltsre. With the rate 81
tneerest - three per ee6k on The govern
ment bonds, ths national debt vould be L.
quidated withie lsap shan thirty ysars With
oms ths impoeition Or eollection of one FAR
ching Of tazss fef that psrpess. Thus ID
would dispsass With she hsngry hoard Of a.
sesuDrs. tax-gsehsrsrs and gsversmsnt spies
that are now harrAsaing che indssuisl slasses
and dsspoiling them Of their subsissessa.
We furthsr hold thas 10 10 esssnsial 10 the
Vrosperity and kspPinsss % the psnple and
the stability II cur D<uscratic Republican
Instituiions, that the pablic domain be dis
tFibnsed - widely - possible among the
people; land monopoly being equally as
oppressive 10 the people and dangerous to
our institutions, ~ the present money mon
opoly. To prevent this the public lands
should be given in reasonable quantities, and
TO none but actual occupants.
We further hold that intelligence and vir-
tue in the sovereignty are necessary to a
wise administration Of Justice, and that as
our institutions are founded upon the theory
Of sovereignty in the people, in order to
their preservation and perpeluity, it is the
Imperative duty CT Congress to make such
wise and just regulations as shall afford all
the means of acquiring the knowledge requi.
site 10 the intelligent exercise of the prlvi-
leges and duties pertaining to sovereignty
and that Congress should ordain that eight
hours laoor between the rising and setting
4 or the sun should constitute a days work
IN all Government works and places where
the National Government has exclusive ju-
rSdlction, ami that 1t is equally imperative
on the several States to make like provision
BY legal enactment. Be il therefore unanI
I mously
Resolved. That our first duty is now to pro
I vide as speedily possible :, stem of genera
organization IN accoruanc- with the principle
herein more speciteall, set forth, and that each
branch cfindustry shall be left to adop, its owl
particular form Of organization, subject only u
such restraint az may be necessary 10 plac,
each organisation within line, TO act il
harmony in all matters pertaining 20 the vel
fare Of the whole well as each of the parts
and that il is the imperative duty of every indi
vidual IN each and every branch of industry u
aid 10 the formation Of such labor y gaaizAtion
IN their respective branches, and 70 connec
1 themselves there with
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Fares stu further reduced. New York 90 Glasgow,
LivrrDao or Londonderry Cabins tlJ.IO and SO %,
Inter mediate, t3a.g1. nteeraga, $3lt0.
GaSgp~ Liverpopi nr Londonderry 70 Chicago, ffI 70.
As this Company ices not EMPLOY runners, passengers
will either come direct 20 tine Office, address the
agent by mail. Apply 20
JAMES WARRACk. Agent.
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SATURDAY EVENINGS


8ea1s fnr xdentavtng Depoe1f0F1s
when new Dsposisor Grss comes 10 he sAvnxs BanH
precausiohs fakeu and records made - ihar he
naWAys ~ idsntinsd. and IN Gin cnns hook y Iose
the owner thersoi cannos be Aefrwad<d-
The badness OF this instituton u conhned ezclusrey
20 the recelpss sud Savings DspoA ana funds
Deposited N rnae. No csDnersislos GENERAL Bank.
Ing b1siness Il TRANSACTED. =
eert.n propcros Of NE funds Invested By lea
upon real essts In the city efChicaeo III akfne sueh
loans prstsfencs aiwa,s givsn appiicnfBDns from
Dspo-or % sma nsans. Who hsss scssnnlsted IN "a
and dears y borrow somefhnG m0rs 70 VA tk~m IL
erscsinr buildngs y - used psrn~nent homes fos
themss1ves and famlIies-
$50 rhs Plaas Il Clasp ossases, suasslsa 10 . o..
49, e dsgeetors u his izsssaslons ~ - sssn =
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Combined Life and Accident Insurance Un-
der one Policy and Premium.
The Travellers $50 combines with any approved form
OF ful life Insurance, when desired, the payment u a
weekly indemnity totally disabling injuries by acct
dent thus combining all the benefits Of bosh Life and
Accident Insurance under policy and premium, ~
rates less than companies charge for Life Insurance.
alone This form OF policy meets with much favor, and
no Travellers s the only company that writes it.