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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-24
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or Po o'7 IA Radical paper confes
ses that at Vernon going to decay.
Eight years Of Radical rule have andone
the work of WASHINGTON; Why notnegect
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MARYLAsD.-lt will crafty oil true
Southern men and womento learn that the
graves Of Confederate soldiers in London
Park Cemetery, Baltimore, were appro-
priately remembered and decorated, The
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-06-24

-0''sy s'o 0o' '' y0Vs1"V 11V'
aser which be held out his hand to us.
Hs afability is extreme. He speaks
French with as much accent as Rossini,
and the impression he produced on me was
that Of a pleasant and tranquil old man,
who appears to be but little occupied with
external matters d
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19
Btara News.
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= soMzsszr. coTE-1
They mad grand Musical Festival at Skov-
began, a lew evenings since at which delega-
riols were present from all parts Of the conn
ry, and from Portland, Bangor, Winthrop and
other places outside the county. Ex-Goy.
Coburn presided and the Introductory re-
marks were made by Hon. George W. Wood
man OF this city, who spoke in complimentary
terms of Gov Washburn. who had been
expected to make the opening remarks, but
who was detained at home On account of ill.,
ness in his family. Mr. Woodman also smoke
Of the wonderful change and improve me nj
that had been made in Skowhegah Portland
was repre sented at the concert by Mcssrs.
Woodman, Staw, Colby, Haskell and Pennell.
More than 1900 persons were present among
whom were Hon. Hannibal Hamlin and wife.
1t was regular Old Folks Concert aud met
with the greatest success.
ss.a WALDO COUNTY.
The Belfast Age says a delegation OF the
Belfast md Moosehead Lake railroad directors
pef sba fnanacerS Of the Maine Central at
lewiston last week for a conference in regard
10 leasing the former aosd. We understand
ihe result of this conference was satisiac .ory
and that committee of the directors of the
Maine Central will visit Belfast, view the
route &c, early next spring Immediately az
ter which definite arrangements will be made
YoRK COUNTY
n Wo iesin nom tne oindetorn Union that or
Friday night 18th instant the stores of VIM
Robertson and John Brown, at Keunebunk
We're entered. From the former The burglar!
took goods and cash to the amoont of $4,000
Finding no cash in the latter, they took abou
three dollars worth of candy, which they af
terwards threw away.
Vim. MeI4art, a carpenter in tho employ o
Turner & Parsons at Biddeford, had three fin
gers taken of Friday morning while at werl
at a moulding machine.
Mr.: Theodore Kean, captain of the watch a
the Navy Yard, met with quite serious acci
dent on Sunday, by being throwing from hi
carriage and badly cat and bruised, while re.
turning from the funeral of relative says th,
BiddetOrd Union.
Ihe Y nion says that seven men vera dis
charged from the civil Engineers Department
Of the kittcry Navy Yard owing to the col,
weather closing up work.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

pEG"MbER TEaA-GopDARD, j., PRESIDING.
FRIpAy.-The case Of Freeman H. Morse VS. Jere.
n Morse, was concluded. Decision reserved.
Davis & Drummond ytnton.
Almond j.. Hannaford Wy. John Leach & ux. As
fumpsit on grocery account. The defence is that
ai the husband and wife cannot be Joined in an ac-
ton OF this kind, and that tho husband alone is re-
sponsible. Suspended.
Shepley & Strout. i. O'Donnell.
James Dumphy VS.. Charles Nc Carly aud Trustee
Assumpsit for board, S4.50. Defence is payn ent
Suspended.
". II. Clifford. Howard n ceaxes
Nathaniel Nj. Chine VS.. Joseph W. Akers. AZ
eumpst $367 for boots and repairs. Decision re-
served.
bennett 81 bennett. ~ Webb
Alvina ID. Crockett vs. VIM. I. Best. Assumpsit
10 recover S455, wages alleged to be due Tor servi-
ces on board soop Ranger The defense is that plain
TN contracted TO go with defendant the whole season.
but broke his contract at the end of six weeks. De-
cison reserved.
Howard & Cleaves. Wv. Thomas Jr.
Court adjourned to o'clock Saturday morning
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

LECTURE AT CENTRAL CHURcH-Sunday
evening, at Central Church, Capt. Hatlinger,
an exiled Hungarian. who canie to this cOun-
cry in company with Governor Kossuth in
1862, having been previously imprisoned more
than two years in Turkey, who by his own
efforts passed through Yale College and through
course both in Theology and Medicine, and
who, during the war of the rebellion, enlisted
as private soldier in our army, rejecting a
commission which was urged upon him by
Governor Sprague of Rhode Island will de-
liver lecture upon his life in connection with
Kossuth and the Hungarian struggle in 1s4S.
1t is at the request of many citizens that he
speaks of incidents in his life during the mem
orable struggle of his countrymen for their
liberties.
Captain II. has lectured in many cities and
towns in New England, and his lectures are
highly spoken. of as being delivered with an
eloquence and pathos characteristic of Hum
garian orators. He is endeayoring by these lec-
lures to raise sufficient funds to enable him to
return to his "Father Land" A collection
will be taken up at the close of the lecture
Services to commence at f-2 o'clock. Seats
FREQ
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

The Brooklyn Life Is thu only Company in
the country which guarantees definite sur
render-value to every policy on which two or
more annual premiums have been paid; this
amount, in dollars and cents, is indorsed on
every policy issued. Should any policY-holder
become unable to pay his premiums, he can
thus know the cash worth of the policy at
any time after two annual premiums have
been paid.
This certainly is the greatest mducement
and most tangible advantage ever accorded
to parties insuring their lives.
Dividends annually (after second year, in
cash.
Dividends are divided on the Contribution Plan
the only equitable manner OF dividing the earnings
Of Lite Insurance Company. The Contribution
Plan was first conceived by M. d. P. fackler, now
Aetuary OF this Company, aud has been adopted by
most OF the best managed Lille Companies IN this
county.
The Brooklyn Life has paid ana now pays
to is Policy holders larger Dividends than
ever before paid By Ii e Insurance Compa.
ny!
The BROOKLYN LIFE, unlike some o
the SO called Mutuals, pays no percentages or
largesses to either Directors or officers; Meth.
er can it afford to spend thousands upon
thousands Of dollars, belonging properly TO
the Policy holders, In misrepresenting and
advertising false statements concerning other
corporations, as is now being done by certain
so-called Mutuals. The management of The
BROOKLYN LIFE is open, candid, econom-
ical, and prudent; no one man p0tcer, as in
the socaled Mutuals, but osely scIutinized
by careful, experienced, and reputable busi-
ness gentlemen, who have received but an
equitable interest on their capital invested.
By its care, skill. prudence, and economy the
BROOKLYN LIFE. az Mixed Company
has fully exemplified the words OF the Hon.
William Barnes, Insurance Superintendent OF
the State Of New York, who sustains 1t in his
Report Tor 1853 In the following language 10
wit:
sgt does not always follow. as IA
sometimes supposed, 'hat a purely
Mutual Company is the most prof
liable one to the insured; Nixed
CompaDtes or those substantially
Mutual, may by superior skill and
other advantages, actually make
the largest dividends of surplus
profits TO p0licy-bOlders."- Page XC.,
New York Insurance Report ior 1858.
In the BfguOKLYN IBFE NJ
POlfcy-h0lder cun ever be assessed
for any loss or deficiency.--1n Mu-
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

THEAnRE.-To-night, the fairy burlesque of
Cinderella, or the Little Glass Slipper, and the
farce of the Irish Tutor will be performed at
Deeripg Hall. We had hoped that after the
Fiske Opera Troupe had finished their eastern
tour we should have seen them again in Port
land, and In some performances that would
have displayed the fine vocal powers and arch
acting of Miss Kimball, and intense droliery of
Mr. Fiske, to as much advantage as the Grand
Duchess. But Mr.. Scalan is very good COM
edian, and has. appeared here before to the
great satisfaction of his audiences, and there
are several others in the company who we
have no doubt will do themselves credit. The
last Cinderella was performed here as a
burles9ue, by the Fifth Avenue Burlesque
Company, whose performances were first class
Mr. Donnelly, in particular, creating roars Of
laughter as Clorinda. So that the present
company will be put to their trumps so as not
to fall short OF what has been already Witness
ed here a..
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19
United state. Ds.sric, Cour,.

DHNGhbSh thha-toAt J., PREeIDING.
FRIpAY..-In the case Of United States vs. Ezra
Turner, for smuggling, the jury returned verdict
o; guilty. and he was sentenced 70 four months i'm.
prisonment in Bangor jail.
Il +. Talbot. Shspley g. Strout.
United States, by Indictment, vs., John Kemp
ton. kempton was indicted for assisting Turner in
smuggling The jury retured verdict of not guilty
q. +. Talbot. sbepley s. StTout.
United States by Indictment, VS.. Henry Taylor
Taylor was indited for carrying on the business of
veterinary surgeon without license. The Jury
returned verdict ofnot guilty.
G. +. Talbot. webb.
United States, by Indictment, vs. William V. SIM
ons, SiInons is indicted for taking false oath in
obtaining the enrolment Of vessel called the 'sHud
and Frank" He swore that she was built at Rock
land whereas 1t is alleged she was built in foreign
country. Not finished.
u. r. Iaibot. Bradbury & Bradbury.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

81: PAuLs CHURcH-Rev. Mr.. Root, Rector
services in the Reception Room, City Hail. to-mor
row at lu3 o'clock A. NJ. and T. N.
MoUNTFoBT ST. A. M. +. CHuReH-Thera will
be services at the Mountfort Street Church to-nor
foS Sunday at the usual hours. Preaching h,
Rev. John ]. Hayslett. Sabbath school at ciosn o
the afternoon services.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,-Sabbatl
School service in the West Congregational Church TO-
morrow at II A. NJ. Preaching BY the pastor. Rev
I11. Tewkseury, at 8 p. NJ. Prayer meeting at
O'Clock in the evening.
p. Y. NJ. q. A.-Regular prayer meeting at tn,
rooms every morning, from 81 TO O'clock and Wed.
Desday and Saturday evenings, from r. to O'clock
Ladies are invited to attend.
STATE STREET CHURCu.--Rev. Mr.. Lamb will
preach in State street Chufch tomorrow morning
WILLIsToN CHAPEL, corner of Nav and Danfortt
Streets. sabbath School at II O'Clock T. NJ sabbath
School Concert at 7 o'clock P. NJ. All are cordially
invited.
SECOND PARIsH.-Owing 10 the tempo,ary ab.
sence OF the pastor, he usual afternoon service will
he omitted. Sabbath School and social meetings as
usual In \. VI. q. A. rooms, corner Of Brown and
Congress streets.
NEW JERUSALEM sooIETY.--services in the New
Jerusalem Temple, on High street, tomorrow morn.
ing at ne usual hour. Sermon by Rev. MIR. Hayden
from the text, "Blessed are the dead who die IN thp
Lord, FROM henceorth. Rev. xiv, 13.
ALLEN MISSION CHAPEL, corner Locust and Cum-
nefiahu sre-ts.-Prayer meeting at Allen Mission
Snapel, commencing at - o'clock A. VI. Sabbath
o'clock. All are invited.
SECOND ADVENT HALL.-Eiier u. Is. Deerlng will
preach at Second Advent Hal, 3515 Congress street.
tomorrow at the usual hours. Conference meeting
at Z O'Clock in the evening. All are invited. Seats
free.
SPIRrTUALIST5.--Mrs. Nellie L. Bronson un-
conscious trance medium from Ohio will lecture to-
morrow in Congress Hail. corner of Temple and
Congress SUE, at and Z. NJ. Seats tree. Chidren's
Progressive Lyceum at toa A. NJ.
NEwBuRy STREET CHu.cH-There will be SER
vices at the Newbury street Church tomorrow. at
y anu r. NJ Preaching by Rev. Mr.. brown, of
Chelsea. Ali are invited. =
FARK STREET CHUHCu.--On account of the ILL.,
ness of the Pastor there will not be auy services in
Park street Church tomorrow, except the Sabbath
School at 8 p. ".
SECOND USIyKRsALIsT CaURcH, Congress. near
the corner OF Locust street. Rev. s. S. Fletcher OF
Exe'e-, n. III will preach IN the Second Universal
tst Church tomorrow forenoon and afternoon, Sab
bath School at o'clock p. NJ
TEMPERANCE HALL.-Capt. Dutton of Steam-
ship "Nestorian." will speak upon the subject of
Ismpersncs at Sons Of Temperance Hall, Sunday
Evening" at O'Clock. The public are invited.
The PORTLAND You've sIEN's CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION will holl public meeting at State st.
Church, on Sunday Evening next, (Dec. 2Oth,) at 7
o'clock. Addresses will be made by Clergymen of
this city ana Others An occasion OF much Interest
Is anticipated and il Is hoped the house will be fill
ed A collection will be taken in aid of the Chari,a-
bic Fund of the Association.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

DECIDEDLY USFLEAsA1ST. Most of otr east
eRn exchanges speak Of snow, beautiful sleigh
ing and good sleidias fo. ssa1ls Such iusu-
ries we hav. not yet experienced in this city.
On the contrary, we are troubled with dust
worse than it was any time during the summer
season. Yesterday friday especially, the
wind blowed violently, filing the atmosphere
with such clouds of dust that pedestrians we're
obliged to "close haul" their personases and
take another tack. 1t was nasty, raw aud un-
cnmfnrfahla - u !. ---.--
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

DRY DocK.-One Of the enterprises which
will rebound greatly to the credit of Portland
Is being pushed forward with all possible rapid
ity. We refer to the Dry Dock. The matter
is in the hands of Mr.. Simpson, who has con-
struoted the fine docks at Boston and New
York, and who has a large force at work exca-
waiting the mud from the interior of the en-.
closure. He has already one large dredge en-
ployed, and to-day, by the permission of the
owners of the steam dredge (which has been
employed at Union Wharf, and Capt. Mar
wick, the agent, together with the proprietors
OF the Union Wharf property, the steam
dredge will at once assist in the good work
The dock when completed will be 400 feet
long and 100 feet wide at the cap-sills, go that a
ship of eighteen feet draft of water can be
foated through the gate and undergo all nee
essary rspairs.. From present appearances
there is no reason to doubt that the Dry Dock
will be completed by the last Of May or first of
- une next. e - z = sS1~r. E+s--
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ng-Mr- A. Foster was formerly pubIcspeaker,h has
enjoyed most excellent health ever since beng cured
by the use OF DB MoRsE's INHAi ALTON. Is now
proprietor of Portland Dye House:
HI - PoRrLASD, Mayf, 1862
DIR MoRsE-Dear Sir ~ shall ever rem. mber
you with sin q spect m graft ie Tor YOU,
cess IN removing my sui, rings wLlcl Lhad eudur-
ell for long time. was obliSei 70 suspend my pas
toral labors SC the time Tor many months on ac
count OF disease OF my "Throat and Lungs
VIII eh VISA Bronehi9l" and "Lar ngeal" affec-
ton, Weakness OF the Vocal Org ms" Hoarseness
anu Sole hroat," all Of VIII ch rendered bres thing
very difficult, anu consequently, public speaking
My ainents were such TO seriously affect my gen.
eral health lam happy to say, that by the use OF
your Gold Medcated lhdaiaiiou, my troubles were
The inhalpg remedies caused my lungasand chest to
deyelcne more fully than ever before ard the benefits
that have expert need iruin your treatment are
highly al precsted by me, can assure you.
Wishing you success, am yours truly,
deci9d3tsN A. FOSTER.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19
Children's Lives Saved for
@ so Centso A

Thousands of Children die annually OF Group,
Now. Mothers, 1t You would spend so cets; and al.
ways have bottle OF DR.. Tobias. Venetian Lini-
ment In the Iouse. you need lear losing your
little one when attacked with this complaint IL IS
now 4 ye ,rs siuce have put up my Liuiment, and
never heard OF child dying ofCroun when nv Lin
iment was used; but hInjreas Of cures have b, en-
reported to me, and many state il it was $40 rer
bottle they would not DE wlloutit. Besides whi,h h.
it is celtan cure for Cats, Burns. Hea iahe Tooth
ache, Sore Throlt Sweilings, N n nps, Collie, Diar-
rhea, Dysen cry, spssms, Old Safes and Pains in the
is wirhou5it. It Is warranted pertectyeafe 10
take interoaly. Full di ectous with every butte.
S,ldby all Druggists aad Storekee ers througo.
out the Unned ) ates. Depot 10 Park Place, n Y.
Dec 1-ecd&Gow.msN
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

SlO0 A MONTH G'G 6,lc be anS %ads In :; :.
AZ ms. We yavr not ling tor eur .s'tV ekers but
reitibl' steaoy, prChia ue enpl Iment, ii tLnse
who me ia siness nlress, vi Bet siam C. L.
Nan Anen y Co, as New Street, New Nork.'
Dec 19-14w
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 GSiidaT srrsen1-Ladies and gentlemen,
young snd old desr0qs Of having the'z hair besuti-
IN ior IA iohaays, should use hottie of Chcva-
Hers Treaties on the Hair. Free to al given away
at the Drug Stores, or sent By mail free THIS book
vate and have bean Iul hair and restore hair 10
ITS original color, stop falling out move ali lrri
taion dandruff from the scalp, thus keenino the
hair beautitul to the latest perio1 of lie ""
SARAH A. CHEyALIER, NJ. d
dc1SNtodc29 Il23 Broadwav Nv
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

OCTOBER TBRm.-TAPLEY. ". PRESIDING.
fRiDAY.-David Mason VS. Charles B. Stewart g.
al and Trustees. Assumpsit TO recover balance OF
sle5 alleged to be due for lathing. The defence is
payment The Court gave Judgment for plaintiff for
$153.3o and interest. ea e.s
Davis & Drummond. LID. NJ. Sweat
Stlss A. Coffin vs. Elizabeth Coffin Petition to de-
clare void marriage between the parties which had
existed seventeen years, the ground that respond
ent had contracted a former marriage with one VIM.
Msrtn In Ireland and who was living at the time
OF the second marriage NJ divorce ever having
been granted. On trial.
Davis e. DIummond. Shepley & Strout
Court adjourned to o'clock Saturday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

PORTLAND MARINE rSoeIETY,-The annual
meeting OF this Society was held on Tuesday
evening when the following officers were cho-
sen; President, Capt Chas. NJ Davis; Vice
President, Capt Eben ID. Choate; Secretary
and Treasurer, Capt. T. c. Stevens.
This is one of the oldest, if not the, Oldest
benevolent society in Portland, being incorpo-
rated in the last part of the last century, we
thirk in 1895, BY The Massachusetts, Leeisla-
ture. Established for the promotion of the
knowledge of navigation, relief of destitute
and disabled seamen, and also the widows and
orphans of deceased seamen. Two thirds of
the members must be, or have been, ship mas
tiers. There is a fund at present OF about sl7,-
900; the roll numbers 40 members; $500 were
given in charity last year and $40 this year.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

An amusing scene took place on Federal st.
yesterday morning. Two charcoal venders, in
spired hy cheap whiskey, had reached that
point where all the most amiable feelings of
mankind were aroused and were engaged in
hnsging and kissing each Other in true ortho-
dox French style. Whether few more nip
pers brought them to The puapscious sta &c we
cannot say
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

GRAND PROMENADE CoNcBRE.-The prone
made concert By the Mechanic Blues, at City
aah last evening, was splendid affair. 1t
was worth the price of a ticket to witness the
review and inspection of the company by len
ohepiey ana staff. The company looked mag
nlncehtN, ana the stirring strains of the Port
land band raiSe' the feelings of an present.
After the review and Inspection were over, the
company proceeded to enjoy themselves in the
dance. There was a very large attendance
The Blues will give grand promenade con-
cert at City Hall on Christmas Eve. Dec. a.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19
Impure Blood Makes Sick.

The bowels may be costive or some organ does its
work weakly. From canses like these gases aud
gummy substances occur which poison the blood
the perspiratcn may be checked; the feet may be SO
chilled that their fetd exhaatons are thrown back
upon the blood. Here is cause tor pains, fevers In
Examinations. In these cases Brandreth's Pills are
worth more than:goll. Five SIX cure at once. Re
member they cure by at once removing from ths
body those matters which poison the blood and make
us sick. These celebrated Pills should be in the
house ready.
See b. Brandreth In white letters on the Govern
ment stamp.
Principal Once, Brandreth House, New York.
GR@Sold by all Druggists,
del eod&eow 1msN
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisement. ,si. Day.

SPECIAL NoEJoE COLUMN.
inla,ation--Dr. Morse.
A CaId-MF. & Clias. j. Walker.
State Fair Piemiums-Wm. f. Morris.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Great Healing Lectures-Dr. C. G. Bennett
s. NEW ADyERTlsEMENT COLUMN.
Holiday Gocds-Loring, Short & Harmon.
Life Insurance Harrington & RAYMOND
Corn-Green, Fogg & Co.
Dog Lost-Samuel Hanson
MoaSy TO Lcan--G. X. Davis & Co. :
To she Electors Of Portland.
y dinanee Relating TO Numbering of Streets
Agents wanfsf- an Allen ( C6.. ~
Pulmonary Tr0ches-Geo G. Goodwin & %.
Agents Wanted-E. D. Treat & Co,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19
MARRIED.

In this city, Dec. Il, by Rev. E. C. Toles. Fdwa
+. Knight and Miss Susie j. Lortng, both OF Fall
mou b.
In this city, Dec. Is, by Rev. VIM. Fl. Fem Jesse
=. Frisbe OF Charlestown, Mass. and Miss Minnie
l.. FergUso1, OF Amherst, n. ).
In Bridgt0n, Dec 6. by Rev, q. F, Cobb, Eden s.
"hitnev and Niss Arevesta Skillings. both OF Saco.
In East Auburn. Dec. 13. Charles G. Frye and
ClarInda g. Bonney.
>, In Topslam, Nov. Dwinel Powers and Sarah e.
Foy.
In Boston, Dec &c, Geo. A. Hunt, Of Gorham, and
Annie r. Roberts OF Westbrook.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

MtsoSIc.--At fla annual meeting of Port
land Council Royal and Select Masters, held
at Masonic Hall Dec. 14th, the following off
Gers were installed by 4. p. G. N. Gordon r.
Garden: o. 5. Fogg. Z. L. NJ; A. @. Leach, r.
/. NJ; d. w. Miller, l. NJ; Charles Fobes.
Treasurer; j. H. Wentworth, Recorder; F. E.
Chase, NJ. c.; W. c. How, C. c.; G. Way,
c.; W. 4. Smith, s.; Warren Phillips. senti-
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19
A Card,

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas j. Walker take this method OF
returning thanks to thei many friends for the very
pleasant surprise ot Thursday evening, and the many
useful articles which accompanied It. 1t is All occa-
sion long to be remembered, and, whatever may o.
cur, rest assured that the recollection Of it will al
ways be cherished that of bright spot in our
journey Of lie.
Portland, Dec, IS, 1868. deeI9dltsS
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

FOREST CITY BAND DANCE.-To-n night an.
other of these pleasant little parties of the
band take place at Lancaster Haff. These in
formal affairs have become quite favorite
with the dancing community, and we have no
doubt that large number will join In all
hands round on this occasion. --.~
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-19

TaE Brooklyn Life, alone of all other Life
Insurance Companies, guarantees definite
surrender value in cash, and every policy is
sued by that company bears certificate statiug
what this exact worth will be in. dollars apd
cents, at any time, after the payment of two or
more premiums. See advertisement tor special
reference M =