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San FRANcIscO elaine 1853 600 population.
Chang aud Fog, the Siamese twins, sailed
in the steamer Iowa. from New York, on
Saturday, for Glasgow. on their way to
PARIS, where the chord which 90 long united
them 10 to be severed by French surgeon.
The Suez Canal Is % nearly completed
that arrangements have been made Tor
formal opening. Steam vessels will be able
to pass Oh -ough from ses TO sea IN sixteen
hours Sailing vessels towed by steamers
win make the trip in about twenty four
hours.
The number OF omnbusses in Paris is
587 In London, go. fhe daily average m
Paris is seventeen dollars, while m London
il only attains fourteen dollars per omnibas.
In Paris the annual nua.ber Of passengers
amounts 10 a0,000,000; in London, only
IS ,00O, 900. The average daily dIstance run
10 Paris 10 1000 miles in London. "a 900.
Tire omnibuses in Paris employ 800 horses
those Of London only 6 SOC.
TAG French Atlantic cable viii have its
terminus on this side Of Duxbury. Plymouth
county, Mass. The township has given to
the company q Large lot situated on q high
bluff for the station, and the deed has con-
tCAiSu euo vic PoH WIS = viz ~''~ W '".N
ney, Of the coast surv,y, A. trustees.
A GOOD hog Killing and packing tousna-
ment Tor the championship mas Jasa p
gun oe weeh the cues o. o. Aou'S, On'caso
and oincinnah.
IT appears that the terms on which the
Rev. Mr.. B'rtleit Of Brooklyn goes TO Chi
cago arc $1,000 salary the first year, $iO,-
600 q year after. THIS advance Of salary,
coupled with the prospect OF wider held Of
usefulness, leu 70 ms accepeA"ce " Tue
western Once.
GREAr Britan's population. according 10
the Registrar. GenerAi's r port. numbers
80. 36g 345. divided thus: Eagland. over
81 600 600. scotland. over 900 900 Ire
land. over 6. 900. 100. The average daily in
crs ase in England Is 673.
I'm so.Y. 49, a;.h,.er,s R.ro,
:, 80 80 III, i ~. h.,a,;s.
n. 49, , .'n,.."s 49, -, - 49,.
- 80 s-s en- c.ap,,
I,,,,,a nm .l.nos, ;os,.a,,r u ten
weight wears or age.
Soxs ro !, Rail-;
s;s,sd ~ ia % ~ "a s,;,n.,, a. -.
n.vs,,sn, e. S.vs h.ct ~ 90 snr
pr;ssd 10 r.ea;r;aa es,s.n ,ha,ssnd d.usrs
II, Nm ~ y. go" 80 whom ~ Ma -
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SCIENTIFIC.

PRoF. WATSON, Of Michigan University,
and Dr. Peters, Of Hamilton College, are
the great asteriod discoverers Of this coun-
try, and thtir hist Of captured planets is
exceeded by but three European astrono-
mers. On more than one occasion one Of
them has been anticipated BY the other only
BY day or tao in the discovery Of the same
little world. The score stands DR.. Luther
Is, Goldschmidt IA, Hind 10, Watson 3, and
Peters 3.
An invention for getting md Of horses in
propeliing street cars, consist OF steam
condenser and appliances Tor attaching .
locomotive engine to the forward platform
Of the car in such q manner that neither
steam, smoke nor cinders can escape; and
the noise made by the machinery Il not 80
great % that prodaced BY the working Of .
Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machine. The
boiler Ia located upon the plalfsrm and &C.
cupies space twenty inches In diameter,
with an altitude Of three feet. Wilde tns en-
CINE IL completely hidden under the body
Of the car, and protected from dust, frost,
snow, &C., by substantial casing Of xsod
and gAlvaniz d iron. The plan also provides
for heating the car BY steam.
TEE science Of chemistry has been put 20
. hard test lately in Prussia At the bank
Of . provincial town there appeared . p-as-
ant wish m odd mass 81 pulp, requesting
tho cashier to change that fsr him. On close
examination one little scrap was found con-
tanning the number Of . ten-thaler bark
nose the rest wes pulp, and nothing could
be made Of ID The poor peasant than ex-
planned mataers. He had brought eighty
m.
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E
- ~ - xss< "a pea91hs H.
pSIt1 i'll s,flks u - kSlnklay = ~
summsr, ths u.strr naeons neds = Ereet
sdo about NJ acouspirscyv n ~ neH y
'injuss tsada With flourish q tfu0pefs
they institutsd k6nl pfcoee5ings ssainst slis
wUrkmen. End thrxalened asre vehee4nce
aesinst theIr aiders end sbett0rs. TIE scnm
having snswersd IL inmediaes purpoers tnt
prosecarors ere Euch mors inclined % isi
cue case OF cases rest where they wsrs than
20 press them. Taey have evidently raised
hornets nest about their cara, and would
Tho 10 escape with e. little damage - pos
ssbfs. Hence they allowed the mattsr 70 -
By defAu until the bricklsyers' committee
t1ol q up earnestly and directed their coan'
seI 20 enter the ease IN their name - pros-
ssulors This walked up the bosses, and
fearing the consequences thar might rssuH
IRON phciag iasm In che position VI ds.
Iendans rather han prosecutors, thsy ordsr'
I'd ths ease 70 DO entered 10 their name q
the osig,nSs prosecasors- Ia wss agreed lAsi
month that . hear,ng should take place Dec
10, bat shs press Of other couri b. mess hss
compelled anothsr postponement n
The brackiayers are and have been ready
TO ~ 70 trial Cor sorne tifnes bat RON vafi5us
esuses the case has never been called up.
There can hardly be . shadow OF doa6t that
the conspiracy lava which now stang upon
our statute books will be repealsdf during
the next &C ON OF the Legsslatnce, or Al
least be maue more general IN their sEplcs.
lion, 50 that caplial, trade, ana business
coaspirators shall be made ameHah.e 70 Law
as well ~ labor eonspIrAtors. But, while
this is morally certain, the bslcklsyers. and
indeed all other trade societies IN tine State
and country, are anxious y have the case
settled upon its merits, so that the public
may see who have injured trade most, tbs
master mason or the mechanics. Ia ans-'
10 appeais made early IN the fall, ssrs's
thousand dollars we're subscribed BY trade
anions ia this city and State Tor the parpos'
Of defending the action Of the brickhyeis
and very general interest 10 teit among nj
trades 20 have this conspiracy matter dispo
sal VI at once and forever. Il 10 bad rub
that w0issl work both ways.
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He also. in connection with HIN busine@.
Torsign Passage and Exchange oMcs
Persons rsnssing 70 their friends desiring bring
them from knrops. ard those wishing 20 ensste 70 Cal
iforniA, wsni& do we'll 10 give him eah-
Passengers carefully forw srded by bis agent In New
York tner destination BY beat routes their
rival In Chicago are for warded by himself In person.
R.gRREScEs -Rghf Rev. Blshop and Rev. Clergy Of
Chicago, and D,oeeses; Right Rev. Bishop Of Fort
Wayne, and Very Rev. q Sorin Metre Dame. Indikna.
n. B.-P-rtcalar attention paid 10 bookblndinS and
picture framing.
Agent Tor ths Are Maria the CafsoIic WORLD and The
Cathoic papsrs-
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Vegetable Clue.

A writer in German journal commends
an article recently introduced into trade,
under the name OF vegetable glue" rs the
best substances known for FASTING together
pasteboard, cloth and leather. Externally,
il resembles common glue, but 1t has the
great advantages Of readily softening and
dissolving in cod water. Ii cold wafer be
poured over this glue, aud allowed 10 stand
for ten OF twelve hours, when the surplus
water Is removed thick white pulp IS left,
of extreme tenactty, which may be applied
by means Of . brush, and which may De
kept long time by the addition Of few
drops Of oil Of lavender, or kreosote or car
bolIc acid Mixed with . little glycerine
twenty drops TO the huii once) it makes a
capital table n.ucilage, having the very
great ADVANTAGE over gum Arabic or British
gum, 1.-The ORDINARY materials Of modern mu-
cilage bottles), in not striking tnrougb IN
sized paper aud making il translucent. II
q few drops Of nitric acid be added TO the
preparation, or SHOULD the paste be made
with vinegar instead of water, IT answers su
excellent purpose Tor fastening wood to me-
tai. Calcined gypsum mixed with this mu-
cIsge to q kneadable mass, takes from one
to two hours to solidlty into very hare
and tough mass with a larger proportion OF
glue il replaces the wel-known cement OF
gypsum and gum Arabic To Increase the
Ienaclty OF this glue sui more, il may b
mixed when thick with . solution Of ca0ut-
choc in sulphide OF carbon, or with genuine
bird Ime. lftO the glycerine preparation
of the glue, an alcoholic solution Of gum
amuIoDiac be added, and the result sppheo
by means Of brush 10 linen cloth, il
makes sticking plaster, much superior to
The ordinary kind.
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PLAsTERERs.

OPERATIVE PLASTERERS' PROTEU-
~ TIVE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CHICAGO,
ILL. meets every TUESDAY evening, ~ 0'rlocA n
their Hall, Room No. Lind's Block
VIZ. 2. MATHEWS, President
VIZ. PIGsoTT. Rec. sec'ry. 1851 ,ebor ST.
A. X ooEcoRAH, Corresponding Sec, So KaEzzs-sf.
TOCRNEYMEN PLASrERERS' ASSO-
~ CATION, Of cncI natl, meets every Other Thur
DAY evening lroa Aouders Untsn Hall 40 West FfBh
Street All c0mmuuicnti0ns should be addressed ~ thu
Corresponding Secretary, 100 West Front tire Z.
D. A. LrL-s sre. JOHE CAskY, Pres.
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A SIMPLE TKsf AZ 70 SB -EIFa.-Phy siolo-
gists are familiar With abundant examples
in which articles Of food, eminently uutriti-
Gus to the generality Of human beings, act
a. poisons on some exceptional organisms.
There are many people who cannot eat fat,
others who cannot eat butter, or eggs, or
mutton, game, o. peculiar sorts of game,
without the most distressing effects. The
late DR.. Prout knew person on wko.l NUT
ton acted a. poison. He could not eat il
10 any form. This popularity was supposed
to be owing TO caprice. and the muttoo was
repeatedly disguised, and given to him IN
known, but uniformly with the same result
Of producing violent vomiting and diarrbea."
nssot says be could never swallow sugar
without vomiting. Hahn found that seven
or eight strawberries sufictd to send him
into convulsions In presence Of such en-
amples, how can we help concluding that
tobacco also must to some organisms be OF
quite peculiar dangerpusnesss IL the e.
cretory action be not rapid, we know that
tobacco will be poison TO ali men and In
asmuch 40 there are varying degrees cf ex-
cretory vigoT 10 difFerentr oganisms, it II
clear that the effect Of tobacco will be
strictly dependent on this varying suscepti-
bility. 1t ~ in every mans power 10 answer
very decidedly for himself the important
question whether tobacco IL iJuri0us 20
him. Does She suspect any evil influence,
let him abstain, ard closely watch the r..
suit. II, with no other change in his way
Of life, be can detect the disarpeArance Of
any marked symptom, which reappcars
whenever be resumes his cigar, chen be may
he aure that hn il Wrong IN gmaka- ar that
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ORTH )oRAPHIc ECczsrSIcIrTEs. D'Israeli,
Ia his "Curiostles of Literature" presents
nothing half so remarkable as the following
table, compiled iferatim by the "WAD's
Clerk" Ct the New York Helald, from the
manuscripts Of advertisements actually
received at hls desk during the past
twelve months. The poor word thus hOrri
bly, tortured, mangled. mutiIated, elaborated,
exaggerated, embeilishei and twisted be
You'd AL recognition, IL situation" IL ap-
pears, from time TO time, spelled IN nfty-twO
different ways-one for every week in the
yeAr-as follows SickwatchiAn, Sittutioo,
situations, sicsuation, sitwoation, situatian,
setusation, siluesion, sutration, situashon,
siiwishon. seitusliop, se.tiation,
suation, slsoOsshiou, situaetion. situertoin,
sitAtone, situason, sutation, sitution, situa-
ton, situwation, sitouIn, sitieshon, sitiench-
ing, citation, cituation, sitution, station,
siteoshun, setuation, situafain, situasion,
situation, situashsu, sitwasbon, sitwashan,
sitiaIione, sirthshion, stf,on, alta
way ton, sltatuoD, sutton, situution. situa-
shin, siteation, situtain, sitwation, stltut;oD,
situation.
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$ S< A0o4E4 - ~
The Lpndds DAILY Nsss kss - jslIev'
iae:
'sTwo yesrs 10 Messrs. Briers, 81 No.
Weisseod md sbs hsshlsy eollerl.1 worn
oat With : long seriss q dlspn1s ~ tn.ir
Woskmen, and reduced % point when thsI
question lay emily between clasipg their pie
altegether Or Introducing some totally new
syssems made che proposal Of NJ aFrAnee-
ment FOR e0-operatiye workiuR. The5 oner-
ed 20 the men that after providing for wages
- the cnsrent rate, after paying all othr
expenses, and after securing . rets Of sem.
per cent interest on the capital sunk, the
surplus profits should be snnaeily Assertais.
"a and divided equally betxesa pisssse. and
men. Il vas also proposed that sooh 81
the men ~ thought A. might put their oNn.
rmAll saTiDRs into the concefn aud bscomei
shareholders. The pFoposAl was Diseased
aud accepted, and /: has nov been sesed %
for two yesrs. rs
"The second general meeting % TIE new
hrm- Mesars. Henry Briggs, Son compa-
ny. (limitedl--was held On Monday last, and
the balance sheet for the year was submitted.
Il was highly satisfactorily. Alter paying
the Zen per cent on capital, there was sur
plus VI seven per cent. 20 be divided be-
tween capital and labor. Every workman
shared 10 this bonus In proportion 90 the
amount Of wages be bad received durIsk
tie year. There was about twelve hundred
hands employed, and there were more than
G3, 900 TO be thus Distributed therefore,
there wo1ld have been 40 average Of R2 10
per bead, supp osing all had equal qualilics
tions and all had worked regularly. Az Il
is, we may presume that the superior skill
cd workman received considerable larger
sumo, and that lads or new hands NAV have
made chly few shilling. But IL every case
it Was pure gain. Those who we're share
holders reaped thirteen and half per cent.
interest bes.jes. Those whe we're NOT al
ready shareholders we're offered new OPP
portunily Of taking shares. snd 90 partici.
pating sill more largely 10 the future prof
its. Every one has nstarally been satisfied
and strikes have disappeared.
tThis il an eminently encouraging result.
The experiment was tried under the gravest
dsficulties. Not merely had there been long
stan iing disputes, bat there bad grown up q
permanent bad feeling between men snd
masters The men were careless, IL NOT
worse, even when they did work, and de-
4 stroyed more coal than proper working
would have required. The masters were
spon the point Of withdrawing the capital
! from 60 losing concern. Yet in two yearc
1 not only il harmony restored, but the CAPT
( cal makes thirteen and half per cent. net
4 while the men are paid several pounds {
I year beyond their wages. This result shows
Of itself how it was brought 20 pass Not
only did the men work harder, and 50 better
earn their wages, bot they worked more
carefully, and so saved their msssers prop
erty and their own"
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The Doctor devotes hi at<ntion exoaarsly q His-
eases ofthe Uye End 1nr. smbs2ulns 0nfnHnh.
Threat sne xung Diseases. His trsAs4se6 u
those organs consists principally n lnha6len 90 4.
mig&tion, such syaenasssed ~ che tef=bFa1e1 ~
Isss rsydciaa. sr Charles ssndamosss - D. = los
don. En9.nnd.
The ferfsnoHg Of . ssit1asssa Czfsssa.-~r ksrsA1
certify sha ny ttie daughter, Jessie, nnn bFm $1,000
from nlssrs1lsn snd in1smnafion, ssndzrsd 4 otaSG
inposiDas for child % tear anY nTkA At ~ -
me became DR. vAlpeys pntienf she Wan 1Mexi=k ~
severe in6amustiea anA uice<as5on u baeh eys8: -
% ~ sreat mrp - : ~ HSerk app1caSons e(911
rpmsdles removed shA shnde rpm hae ases, - ~
and pernsnent cnre. 4 thretxs eake pipasnrt ~
eonnendlne Dr. ye1psy, and ~ usae 81 Hs<lnsa =
all thnee suffering uiEh MeGn1sa ~ ~ Ey4s
ID. 4. FO0fn, nAoidsnce, col WnhnsA ny<nn&.
saR1aca&f oeu1seu1, ~ RMpdsIrh shFsss-r
Ass ~ seslln0Ep - anr others esald w sen, -
We deem Il unnecessarily.
0ales-ae4 soaaA Oars etxsrt Reespsiaa Meers-5t
Ia =. - ~. n q
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CARPENTERS g. JoINERs.

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' UNION
~ No. 81. Of cincinnAti Ohio, meets every Tas ~
evening half past o'clock their Hal g. rest
Fihh Street. p. 0. BOX :, 35s.
JAMEs sTEWAKT, President.
ECsEAE MnEAEAE. Cor. secS.
4 NARPENTERS' AND JOTNERS' PRO.
" TECrIyE UNION, on CHICAGO, neets syers
WEDNESDAY evening, At a. Georges Hal fs6 south
Clark Street, al half DA-t seven O'Clock.
J. WILLIAMS President.
CEAs w WALKER, Cor. Sec, 506 Burnside street
JAaks CE0wIKs, bee. Sec, #H
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IDLlN0IS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
-
MEDIC
NO. 13.
SIhTLIA sIMILIBUs OURAETUR
MUMPHRRY8s
HOMEOPATHIC SKsECEFICx

NO. Id.
EIhTLIA sIMILIBUs OURAETUR.
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS
uAvE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
~ experlenee, an entire snccess: Simple
only Medicines perfectly adapted 70 pa1miar ~.
$50 simple thai mis1akcs cannot b made ~
using them; . harmless = % - no a0m 1ps
They have raised the highest cOmmen1nfiDn from
AL, and win always render satisf4rlion !
Nos. ce.s.
Cures Fever.. Congestion, InnanmAtionsS
Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Cole B
Crytng-Colic or Teetl hing Of EmihntsB
D1aFfhGa Of Children o. Adults. Us
Dysentery Gripping, Bilio1s CoiicB
ChOlerH-uorbus.V Vomiting. IS
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Is
Neuralgia, Toofhache, Faeeache Is
2, Headache vert.eu35
~, DysPepsia, Bilious Stomach
Il, Suppressed, or Painful Peri0ds Is
y, whites, too profnse Periods.. Is
~ Group, Cough, Difhcult Breathing d
~, salt Bhe cum Erysipelas, EruptionsB
Is Inflammation, Rheumatic paine Is
Az ne obess are pat R "a VA Is srifh Sirsfioss
eshtssning double quantities coca 80
The fozc-rssg are aLso put ap is sials and are
emf az Hs same pgScss gscns bek0m.
10 Z Fever x Aaue. chill Fever, Aesess0
", Piles, blind or bleeding ....-.s0
Is, 0Pehalmy. and sore or weak Eyes58
~. WhOoplhg-Cou u, violentcoughE0
y, Asthma, oppressed Breathing. 20
y Ear Discharges. impairedhearinss0
-, Serofufn, enlarged glands, eIlnssH0
D, GenerafDebility,ph yaicafweakness50
Dr0 y, and scanfy Secretions. 80
9, Sea- ekness,sickness nom ridinsse
q, ktdney-Dlsease. Gravel
~. Nerv0ue Debility SemanaI
Enatss1ens, involuntary Dis-
70, Sore mouth. d fss,n.:sr......,...l x
gr:nsry weakness, wsttiag bedl0
SEs ,is,sas s. :, change e NE g
~ DfPhfherfa, uicernted sore throat o
FAMILY CASES
or IS TO 90 large Walls. maoroeee
or rosewood ease, cemamlmkmg
e.specfne for every ordinary
ana e.ssi &c., fs ~ 49,. e ,s.sisst s
" i from Sio to sss
Smaller FsniIy and travelling caass
s,s, s.s y; y e n Y VA. from sS ~
sor Curing ~ 4 M 81 rreTe.s 1oss
treatment IN visls and pocket cases, 4ato$s
PONDS EXTRACT.
Cares nnrns nrulees. Lameness,
SorenesR sore Throat NPrmhna, TOOTH
ache karache. NearalRla- mhewna-
Sore Eyes, Needing or the Lnn&S
Nose, Ste.aeh. Or % Pfies3 Germs. u
Quarts, t7.9S.
These Remedies. except PONDS NM.
IhACI, by the case or single box are senf 10
any part Of the country by mail o. erpress. Ires
u charge, on receipt Of the price.
Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Compauy
Once and Depot. No. 5ssBaoADwAx, New York
DR. HtKPMREYs r. consulted dasIv A. MI oasr,.
personally or BY letter, above, or an fnrns -
disease -
FOR SALE By ALL DRUoGIsTa
l1b bs Aerf 10 local naas cuhmaMl
HuKLBURT kDsALL. SMITH A.DUYR. r. \
WkolrseIe ARmmea -
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Darn or Mn. WILLIAM CoorxR. The
Inhdon Bee Hire OF Nov. 81 eAys Nv.
Wiliis1 Cooper, one Of the princlpai ssigi.
majors o. the Rocbdsle Cooperative Steres.
died on Saturday, after short iI;ness. aged
forty -seven years. His funeral At Rcchdals
was largely attended Deceased sssrssd ths
store at the close Of 1S43 ~ oonjruttion
with lew other poor wes<sss, shsn eaf Of
employment. Az h we'd ;xassn The concern;
has since grown 70 gigantic properties. Mr..
CoopeT's labors for the success OF the sfore
we're arduoDs and uaeeasing,
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rms the only 1a line c. rrying NeefAEe pMaseuecn
hsfwsen liverpool Cork and Nee York and Il 10 the
only despatehlng every week from each
end OF ths route
stesrage ESQ, e9s TO e40.
Passengers forwarded 10 all parts Of Grsas Britain
and Ireland Aiso 70 TIE continent Of Europe Plans
u cabins on view, and berths secured IN advance
3leHT DRAFTS FOR AMY AMOUNT.
PARTIES An shs country win address tbs undersigned.
By mall and those waiting the cry win direct TO
ne o9rs a. smDle, ed BY this compsuy
and any ons eiAImlsg 70 be such Is Al imposs~g.
Jas. WARRA0Ks
scusAeas Madison and Ia Sale. Chicago
WIN. IMMaa Liverpool.
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INSURANCE,

THE
FIRST NATIONAL
ECLECTIC
Life Assurance Society !
UNITED STATES.
Hone Office, IS Union Square,
NEW YORK.
JAMES w. BARBER, Pres't.
wM. Q. PRESCOTT. Vice President,
a. DE MAC ARTY, Secretary,
IsRAEL O. PIERs0N, Aesnary,
cHARLEe II. MITCHELL. Attorney.
H0cPRR G. VAN WORST. Counsel.
R0wBBf q. NEWTON, M. D., Medira Director
y. LERoY. sArrRRLEE. NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
gAKUDE q. cUx. M. D.,
sapsrinisndsuf OF Agencies.
Policy folders have the securItv Of a
PAID-UP CAPITAL or
we125. 900. OO!-H
INVESTED ACCORDING TO LAW.
Special Pastures:
con-sa i'm the ecos o. OH the plans o. Hfe aasu-
rance, favorable 10 the assured,
NAMELY:
l: I'M CASE sYs.RM has been adopted a. the
NH hruim A. he Ia
.rnnsscsed.
O. me praafa are divided amnesty sner the nrss
~ pssss:s. adds ossl ia.alsaos 'A'''
Z Is y ne oai. Ne~ Yo.l c.mp.ny u which all
s: !: ! 4 u, r. sr !:
has ss an Gs i. nan, l., fare. ,, N. ,,.,
10 enhanced " aecoraDce WITH the Msssaehsssss law
FOR EXAMPLE:
s.-''' : 'A' y : = whose annual '''"''- :
'', s., , ,.s . .ss d. .,u.n. n. .
M ~. ..'s; ~, ,.-''-' - policy ''an''' =
=; 4: ' !: :: !: q: s!:.-. !. ,.., .....
I; !. .sSs...a. pssy i-..a :. q. ..@. .s. payable
Il: ~; i: ::.:., ...:. sr= o.:
s...ss ssy.ss.., ssss, .sr .s. me- =, sr:n %
4 ~ pa. e .s.sr.ns.-ssruss rs g.
r % dssfh torefher sish sns amount assured Rates
amx.
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CHIC AGO AND Sr. LOUIS.
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