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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-05-29
IBERIA AL ADVANCES MADE Oy All. SuIpur>-
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Cargo FOR san Francisco vii BE- received a. N ,i7-
Steamers N4rSA0dSe and receipts for the sane giyea b. -
undersigned No charge Tor storage ~ Csuzr-
Fre risks n Na-ehoas- Do taken hy ths gonDa-v
Insurance guaranteed AZ lover rates rkau b. -
Particular car taken q shipment, q Ercir-
All orders for Gocds, to he purchased ia San P.,sz
oe received and hllei By return q steamer. -
n Shipments from Europe AID The Cui,zi st.,s. e..
for these Islands. VII b received - the Coutapr -
Francisco. II consigned TO them. and be fr-srdsS -
Steamers % Hoooluiu. free Of cAsrge. exoep, 800 oS ,,9'
L FAssenSers are requested % take their Tick.ts -
ocMSS On the date y sailing. and - procure th=fr -
Al Bills against the steamer must ae p--s-af-I
o clock on hedAy Of sailing. O. they viii have 70 Law ~
the return q the steamer for settlement
90 H. HACKFEID /. IN
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-12-09
Rankrnnt Notice.

In The District Court Of tie United States, fol
Ole Southern District Of Ohio, IN Bankrupt
cy. In the matter of the application OF Ralph
Loft, Bankrupt, for final discharge.
Pursuant 10 oil order Of said court to me di.
rected, notice Ii hereby given 10 all the credit
ofa OF Ralph Loft, ofJackson, In the county Of
Jaekfon aud Stats Of Ohio, 70 appear before me,
Al my oiHce. IN Merchants Block, Second Street,
Portsmouth, o blo on the 28d day Of December
A. D. 1853, at 10 clock A. NJ, and show cause,
grsnted said Bankrupt. Aud said creditors are
infthef notified that the second and third meet
lnga of creditors provided Tor G the 9Th and
2eth sections Of Che Bankrupt Law will be held
al tie eanfe time aud place, aud before me.
ELIJAH GLOVER, Register,
Dec 2. ise9-Sw.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-12-09

UsTICE's sE.ANxs .aa
80 ut the STANDARD OFFICE,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-12-09
Legal Notice.

f, W Rowmau, whose christian names are
unknown, Of the State of California, will take
notice that Ahram Ward of the county of Jack.
son, IN the State o Ohio, did, on lie 18th day of
November, \. D. 1869, Gle his petition In the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county ul .Nckson IN the State OF Ohin against
said Il. W. BuNmAn defendant, sctt Ing forth
that the said AhNm Ward on the I'd day of
Aplll \. D lSEi, rave u lease to said l.. W.
Bowman. then Of Garfield township, AIahnnnu
county Cllp on the snuth.half of Lot Number
20, aud all 0l Lot Number 10. 0f the Scioto Salt
Reserve Lands IN Lick township. jackson
county, Ohio, 10 :, cure to sail L.. w. Bowman
the right TO mine bore for aud remove anv or
all OIL iron ore, Limestone or other minerals Ia
on on said l.0nds, upon certain conditions and
sIipulatlous IN said lase wilton TO he ner
tollned BY said +. W. Bowman; that said Bow.
man has Jailed 10 perform all aud snguhr said
matters land things tu Q prialntd on his part,
aud praying that said ltu,e may he SGT aside aud
held fOrmu5h, and Gie.' nd Abum War lsnl |
DO restored u all Tie right title aud interest he
had In said lands the same rs II said lease had
never been mndu. And the said Il. w. Bowman
Is not ltlpd that he Is required to appear aud an-
swer said Petition un or before the third Satur-
day after the 23d day OF December, A. ID. 1879,
or the facts stated u said petition will be taken
as true, aud Judgment and decree entered up
aeeeordinglS' ABRAM WARD,
BY Janus TRrr' his Atpy.
Nov.lH, G9--6w--pf. sly TO-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
WANTED!
EARN EOR SALE.L

The subscriber offers for sale the Harvey jew
cit farm lying on the Centre read in HydePark,
distant from the Village, about 2 miles ; from
Cadys Falls, about II miles, and from Nor
ritliIle, about miles Sid farm contains
about $50 acrss Of choice land, some 30 Of which
is under improvement 1t has also fine sugar
orchard of over 400 trees and good apple or
chard. The buildings consist of house newly
finished outside and in good repair inside, with
large and nearly new woodshed, and wagon
house attached, barn 30xi2, bnilt about six
years ago, and horse-barn and hog-hOuse =
Good running water to buildings This flrm
must be sold Immediately and my terms will be
such rs will find ready purchaser.
Also, the old "Yosc farm'' lying ON the west
line Of Wolcott, containing about 125 acres Of
land with sugar orchard Of about $50 trees, a
good house and wood-shcd, barn, horsc-barn
and lighthouse, with running water the same.
Also new upright saw-niill in good running
order, with room for clapboad mill and other
machinery. Head and fall 10 feet, with pond
flowing over 80 acres, making one of the best
water powers in town. Also two lots Of wild
land het, lily spruced and lying alongside the
pond, so that lumber can be got to the mill with
but very little team work. This is altogether
one of the finest chances for nuttcturing
lumber in Northern Vt The Lamoille Valley
Railroad will be distant from 8 to miles with d
down grade to the same. The above property
Ill lies in one body and will be sold together oil
each part separately, to suit purchasers Price
of farm, only $500.
T.. B. SHERWIN.
Hyde Park, Sept s, 1869. 43
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
DEBILITY,

Every one at times feels the necessity of some-
thing to tone up the system depressed by men-
tai or bodily exhaustion. AT such times let ev-
cry one, instead of taking alchoholic or medic
ina sttmulants, which afford only temporary
relief, reinvigoate his dcbilitated system by the
natural tonic elements of the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, i
or Protected Solution of the Protoxidc Of Iron,
which ,italizes and enrichcs the blood by sup
plying it with its Life Element, InoN.
Being free from Alchohol in any form, its en-
ergising effects are not followed by correspon-
ding reaction. but are permanent, infusing
strength vigor and new life into all parts Of the
system, and building up an IRON CONSTITUTION.
Wni. c. s1ERL NC, ESQ.,, Of Pous hket psie, NY,
says since taking the Peruvian syrup feel be-
ter, my strength IL improved my bowels are rebu-
lar, my appetite first rate. There is old physi-
clan in this city (oldcr than any, who has been IN
the drug business iUr 40 years, who has used the
Syrup for three months and gives 1t as his decided
opinion, that it is tho lest Alternative Tonic hedi
enc he ever knew"
For Dyspepsia, Debility and Female Weaknesses
the peruv .aH syrup is u specific. 81 page pam
phlet sent free. The genuine has "PERuNlAA oYR
UP" blown In the glass.
Up. DINSMORE, Proprietor, No. 36 Dcy st. MY
Sold by all Druggists.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05

"A friend who has travelled in Ger
many, reports the following incident, for
which he vouches: During the summer
DR.. j. c. Aver spent some weeks at
Dresden, in conference with the chemists
of Central Europe, where he was herald
ed as the inventor of the world renowned
medicines that bear his name, and consid-
cred one of the American celebrated
While riding, one day, his open carriage,
fell in with the cortege of the King OF
Saxony, on drive from the review. The
Doctor soon became the chief attraction,
and received the marked attention Of the
people, who were even more demonstra-
tive in their courtesies to him than TO the
King himself. whom they see SO constant
ly. King John, observing this, wrapped
his military cloak around him and reclin-
ed upon his seat, while onr great Ameri'
can medicine man did the honors for the
royal retnue, gracously bowling, hat i'll
hand, on every side, until wearied by his
excessive condescenson to this old mon
arch's people.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
N. Y. Tribune, Sept. ~
Notes on Vermont.

Spending part of last week in North.
'n Vermont, attending the Agricultural
Fairs of Orleans, Franklin and Lamoille
Counties respectively, / learned with
feasure that the seasons yield of Indian
Corn, which in August promised very lit
lie, has been so signally improved by the
Nsistent warmth of Sentcmber that it
viii hardly fall below an average. The
Rlk is small and short, but the ears are
bundant, and will mainly attain MATURE
| y No frost has yet been seen in the
sate, save in very few low and cold
alleys The Potato crop is bounteOus
md the quality excellent. The Chill
rems to be the favorite variety, though
Early Rose and other new sorts areevery-
'hsre grown, and no longer selling at
u per pound. The Potato is Vermont
tipe and about the only vegetable food
that she grows for sale abroad. Wheat,
Rye, aud Oats--all grown rather sparing
y-have yielded we'll this year; Wheat
specially so. | met farmers who assur'
Cd NE that they had measured up forty
bushels per acre.
Nine.tenths of the soil not covered by
lOreSt is in Grass, incul ing many len
ridges and hillocks that ought to be re-
clad with timber forthwith. 1t is the
curse Of Grass farming that it impels the
farmer TO clear all his land of wood
whereas much of it is so steep, rocky
H'rlIe, as to yield little pastu rage; where
u.s. it covered with trees, it would radiate
moisture and fertility to the better lands
below Vermont is no worse than othel
Nates in this respect but her intelligence
should make her better.
The rivalry Of Durham and Ayrshire
breeders is very keen at her Fairs; and
Zach class exhibits very winning speci
mems Of its favorite breed. do not con
'der the Durham we'll adapted to Stat
Where feed is so valuable as in Vermont
'd where milk is more regarded thai
neat but men far better informed on tb'
aCject Judge differently. A breed o
Ou'ch cattle (black with streaks Of white
mall as the Ayrshire, but plumper, an'
seemingly better calculated to take OF
leh when no longer valuable for milk
GEMS growing in favor. Wise saws arr
nsquently uttered as the capacities o
~f Native cattle, if carefully bred TO
gaeratiens; as if the more esteemed
weeds had not not been introduced OF
purpose to obviate the necessity half
century for such improvement to be made
40 one doubts that great things might b
'''e with Native stock; but these ha'
DsH already done with the Durham
ayrshire, &C., and our breeders chose t
sall'e the Improvement at once, instea'
waiting hf,y years to effect it,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05

Butter and Cheese were literally dis
played at the Fairs, especially at that of
Franklin County, which annually produces
more Batter than any other of like po-
pulation in either hemisphere. St. AL
bans is leading Butter market, constant
ly thronged with buyers, mainly from Bos-
ton Lowell. etc. The quality of the bet
ter varieties, not even Philadelphia can
excel. Excellent Cheese, both factory
and family made, is exhibited but most
of Vermont's dairymen, having an enorm-
GUS market at hand, think they can do
better with Butter.
Maple Sugur, as white as Loaf and as
fine as Powdered Havana, is on hand at
all the Fairs, with Sirup that can now
where be excelled. Bread that is Bread,
and not spoiled dough, adorns every Flor
al Hall, as fragrant as the flowers and
even more deserving of attentlon-and
premiums. 1t is quite possible that more
money is made somewhere else; but no
people live better, or welcome visitors to
better fare, than those of Vermont. The
weather was admirable throughout my
hurried visit, though the first day fat
Barton) was cloudy but rainless; the two
following Cat Sheldon and Morrisvile)
were bright as mid summer and warm as
June. r
was glad to note that long-wooled or
Mutton Sheep are gaining decidedly on
the Merinos to which Vermont was form
erly addicted. Wool is low, though
higherin this country than anywhere else !;
while Mutton brings cash and good prices.
1t must be that the Cotswold, Leicester
and kindred breeds, are destined soon to
predominant. Wool can be transported
a thousand miles for five per cent of its
value while choice Mutton is worth far
more in w-England than in Texas or
Minnesota. Breeders must govern them
selves accordingly s.. E-e se
So much is said of Intemperance in
States where Liquor-selling is outlawed,
that | have reason for adding that | saw
no person even partially intoxicated among
the $1,000 lat leasD whom met at these
Fairs, and saw no bottle set out, no glass
Of liquor drank, during my visit to the
State. | presume one in eager quest Of
liquor might have found it; but no one
else was troubled or tempted by it.
The slopes and wales of the Green
Mountains never bore a richer, thicker
growth of nourishing heritage than covers
ehem to-day. Heaven smile forever or
the generous, high-souled people whom
they subsist, and who honor SO healthfu
and happy home Ii. G.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
ylrsIAY MORNING.

The rain still continues, and the de-
struction of property which has already
come to our knowledge is very large.
All the corn in the stock on the mead
ows has gone down stream.
TIC. Riders starch factory, Cady q
Georges starch factory, Patterns tub FAC
tory, Walkers saw mill 10 No ristown'
Cranes saw millin Hyde Park, are among
the carried away or damaged.
All the d T . VIC eau
hear arc gone, and travel on the principal
roads is suspended.
AT this writing, ~ o'clock, A. M
the Wat. rbury and Northern NAILS due
last night, haze NC ar we'd.
We shall write up an account OF The
damages in our Doxt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
In Cambridge, Sept. 2lst. Dorman d. Stafford,

In Cambridge, Sept. 2lst, Dorman d. Stafford,
aged 81 years.
Mr.. Stafford was good representative
of that class Of men in society who rise
to prosperity by cheerful industry and fl
deity to business; whose uniform benev-
olence and affection adorn both the home
and human life, and when they die, ma
ny beside the circle of home, feel their
loss. a urH
In Brooklyn, CAL, August 18th, Fannie NJ,
wife Of John II. Sumner, and eldest daughter
Of Henry and L. @. Goodell, aged 20 years and
months. 80.
Her lovely character and consistent
christian life won for her large circle Of
friends who deeply mourn her loss.
nAss. papers please copy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
Amasa Spauldiay'y Estate.

The subscribers having teen appointed by the
sonorabe probate court for the district Of La
noble. commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demsnds Of all persons,
against the estate Of Amasa Spanlding bate OF
Mur1-iown IN eaid district deceaseG. represented
ip-0lvent. and the term Of six months from thf
23rd day Of August. 1853 bang allowed
by SAID court TO the creditors Of said dcc'a ed
to eahibi and prove their respective claims he
fore u give notice that we will attend 10 he
duties cf our appointment a Maria spauldine' =
dwelling In Moriisiown in said District IN the
81 fuesdsys OF u, cember. 1869 and Mar. 1870
next ne / O'Clock IN the afternoon. on each ol
said days.
u HIRAM 3. KELSEY, fom.
G.. n PAGE. mss'rs
MorrisvilIe Sept % 1869. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
NOTICE TO CLAIslaNTs-AND OF SAIL

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS-AND OF SALE.
The following described property was Sc zcd by
officers Of the Customs for Violation OF the Revenue
Laws OF the United States, tO-wt
At Wateiville, Vt, Aug. 3Uth. 1882 one horse,
one harness, une wagon.
Any person or persons claiming the property 50
seized are hereby notified to appear within twenty
day from the first pupllcut hereof, and hle with
tho Collector Of Custont Or the district Of Vermont,
II claim, statius his OF her interest in SHE property
seized also, u execute bond to the tnitd States
in accordance with the pre- visions e the 18th ste
Act s July, lshG, under the provisions Of the 10TH
see Of the aforesaid act the afOve described prop
erty will be sold ut pu0lic auction at the Custom
iiCuse at st. Adams, Vt, saturday End octoner,
hext, at II O'clock, A. M.
GEO. J. STANNARD,
Collector Of Customs.
Custom House District Of Verm"ht, Collectors VI
fec, Bnrlina tun, ed Sept 1869. 80
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
49, No.
stczzzs'ss

In Morrist own, Sept. 9th, by Rev. Able
Stone. Mr.. Isaac W. Currier Of Franklin, ard
Miss Marion E. Noyes, of Morristown, former
" of Jackson, Mich. No cards.
In Morrisville, at the unirersalist Parsonage,
Sept. Both, by Rev. G.. W Bailey, Mr. Alfred j.
Barrows, of Manchester, N. H., and Miss HUI
dab, p. Darling, of HydeP Park
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
Markets.
Hsde Fsrk MARKET.
Tuesday Morning, Oct, 5, 1869.
LOCUS Il. NUYEs,
= Special Notices.

VOCAL MUSIC.
E. R. o8ER, wodld respectfully announce to the
people Of Hyde Park and vicinity that he will re-
turn to this place immediately after the close Of the
Normal School at Livuna, N. V, a'out the middle
Of Sept, and will eprepared to teach limited
number Of classes in vocal music
Terms four dollars per Eve. and expenses.
Terms Tor private lessons, IN vocalization and
harmony, so cts. per hour.
Cordially thanking my old patrons for the liber
ality Of their support feel confident Of increased
DESIRE and Il hopo) ability " assist YOU in musical
cultivation. L. II. ODER.
August 10Th, 1869. ea 4ltf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
New Advertisements
FARM FOR SALE In JOHNSON,

Two and one-half miles from the ,illage,-con-
sisting Of 1870 acres, comprising wood tilnbcr pas
ture and meadow land suaar-piacs If i've hun
dred troes, we'll furnished; apples and small fruits
in abundance; hay nearly all cut by machine !;
running water at house and barn.
Also, will be sold with the farm, II the purchaser
may desire, the Stock, now the same,-censist
Ing Of ten Cows, one hundred aud thirty Sheep and
Feain, W til sufficient fodder to winter the sanie.
Parties wishing a farm
FOR THE PROFIT or TT
will do we'll to Examine the premises, us few farms
pay etter upon the capital invested.
large share Of the purchase money can lay up
ON nolt-age fora term If years, If desired. For
further particulars inquire Of
R. C. CRISTY.
johnson, W., Oct. list, 1860. 46ml
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
4 CARD.

N Having sold out my meat cart
and the business of butchering, and being ill
expectation Of leaving the town, take this
method to respectfully inform. those who are III
dehted to me on account, that wish to settle
my accounts at the earliest possible day. By
calling and settling at an early day, you will
confer favor upon me, and perhaps save your
slf cost G. A. BARRoWS.
Morrisvlle, July Is, 1869. S4m3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05

ScrofuI, Cured after Seven years Suffering
J W. TIornsr. Esq, prominent lawyer Of Park
ersburg, w. Va. says. II had
$3.50. 81 RUNNING ULCERS
when commenced taking DR.. AsbFRs' IODINE
WATER. My breast, thrs at and inee was enc com
tncus sore. am new we'll man, and am salts
fed Che iodine Water saved my life."
Circulars In REGARD 10 this remedy sent froe.
J.P. DINsMoRE. Proprietor, 36 Dey st. MY.
y. For sale by Druggists generally. 40
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
DAIRY FARM IN STOWE
FOR SALE

The farm is situated only two miles from Stowe
Center, near the great hig hway to Mt. Mansfield,
convenient to schOOl and church. The farm proper
consists Of hundred and ity of good land
Two good orchards, abundance Of fruit, fine sugar
orchard, excellent water ia great abundance, good
buildings III gOod repair, and q nice location, are
some Of the points to which the ~, scriber would
call the attention IF purchasers. One hundred
acres Uf nice pasture and wOedisud, onvenient to
the main farm will be sold with it fdesired Also
Farm implements and drops idosirsd
TUE VILLAGE HOUSE AND LOT, lately
owned and occupied by r. s. Perkins, ESQ.,, in
stowe Center, Is also for sale by Che subscriber
The whole property offered a owe is among the
most desirable paOperty in Stowe. We invite ex-
animation.
DANIEL LAND0N.
Stowe, Sept %, 1869. [4il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05

IRVI.NE G. GATES EST.ATE.
SVAlE OF VERMONT. bAM.ILLE DIsTgio SIS
In Probate curt, holden at johnson On the
18th day of September, a. 1869. Nancy H.
Gatei Admin 'tratliX of the estate of Irvine q.
Gates late Of MolrisloNn IN said plstIict, de-
ceased makes appliraioD to said curt tor II
ceuse to sell all o. The lea estate OF SAID deceas
ed representing hat sail sale Is necessary for
The payment Of the debts of said d.eea-ed and
charges Of administration iHflufire in said u
ceise the light 10 sell all interest in Homestead
and reversion OF DOVER.
Nhereupnn, it is ordered by raij Court that
said arplica' ion come under considerable and
be heard n ,he lin day OF Ocieher. A. ID
1869. AZ the Probate olice in Johnson and il
is further ordered. that ali persons interested be
notified hereof. by publication ui notics ii thi'
application and order thereon thee weeks sue
cesslveIy n the Lar CHE Newsletter, piD'et
Mt n yde Park beioie ,aId time OF hearing ,haI
they may appear Mt laid tiUe and place, and. i
they see cause, ohject thereto.
fl4T e. &. CHADWICK. Judge
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
RAILROAD NOTICE.

Parties are informed that the receipts
having been received at the Lamoillc Co. Natl
Bank, and in the Sc, erai places where, accord
ing to previous notice, assessments are TO be
paid, and that it is desirable that this assess
ment be PAID PROMPTLY. AZ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
FARM FOR SALE.
LOCATED IN JOHNSON, 21-2 MILES NO
OF THE VILLAGE,

Contains 80 acres Of smooth, good land; 70
under cultiI alton, and balance woodland.
1t will keep cows and team;
Good house, barn and out-buildings;
Well Of hrst-rate water;
About 60 rods from school.
The land is in good cultivation, and it is real
ly adesirable farm for a small dairy farmer.
My price is LOW-one half or more to re-
main on mortgage if desired ,-EsPEcIALLY IF
DISPOSED OF SOON.
Will sell hay now in the bain, about 20 tons,
at the going price.
Apply to Franklin Fisk at Fisk's Hotel in
i In = a,sr the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM RAVEY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05

There is no disease flesh is heir to more
troublesome to manage than Rheumatism.
1t comes when you least expect it, and
generally remains till it gets rehdy to go
away. The most conspicuous remedy for
this complaint is "Johnson's Anodyne
Eminent
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ofce-PecRs Buildings, College Street.
THE COMPANY

Is most liberal in favoring policy holders in pay
ment Of their premiums.
Its rates of Premiums are rs low as any Com
pany can offer and do safe business.
Its dividends are declared annually on ALL
POLICIES, and applied IMMEDIATELY in
reduction of premium, thus preventing the de-
lay incidental to redemption Of scrip; added to
the policy, or paid in cash.
1t issues every desirable form Of policy.
Losses are payable in SIXTY days after proof
Of loss.
No Extra Rate is charged for Risks upon the
Lives Of Females.
This Company adopts the provisions Of the
Massachusetts, Non-Forfeiturs Law.