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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23
Something Beside Gold

la order to convince those OF their
mistake who suppose that man would
starve to death in Colorado in spite
Of her gold, could no provisions be
obtained elsewhere, We copy the fol-
lowing from the Independence, No,
Sentinel :
Mr.. Thomas p. Shroek, formerly
of this city, and just from Colorado
Territory, called at our Office last
week and exhibited to US one of the
largest turnips We ever saw-the
product of Colorado Territory, near
Denver City. At first it measured
- inches around and weighed over
% pounds. II has withered some,
but will no : weigh Is or 20 pounds
and measures 81 inches around.
Mr.. Shrock is taking it to Kens
tucky-his native State-in order
to convince them that Colorado will
produce the necessities of life in as
much profusion as it does gold,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

kag@ Wisconsin has consented to
assis+ the people of the upper PENN
sular of Michigan TO erect State,
by adopting the following Resolved,
BY the Legislature Of the State Of WIS
consin, That the assent of the State
Of Wisconsin is hereby given to the
formation, by the Congress Of the
United States, Of new State from
that portion. of Wisconsin lying north
of the line commencing at the mouth
of the Menominee river, thence runs
n!ng up the center of said river until
it strikes the dividing line of town
ships numbered thirty and thirty one
(per Lapham's map of wisconsin,,
thence west on said line TO the cen>
ter Of the Mississippi river, and that
portion of the State Of Michigan
bordering on the same, and on Lake
Superior and Michigan and Green
Bay
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23
se~The Mount Gents tunnel il =

sg- The Mount Gems tunnel IS adj
vancing rapidly. A few more months
and the railway lines of France ard
Italy will unite beneath o mountain
$500 feet high. 1t is slow work as
the tunnel has to be pierced through
extremely hard greenish gray sand
stone mixed with quartz ; 4, 300 feet
were followed out last year. The
tunnel is to be 200 feet in length
%, 800 feet of the work are already
completed the remaining $500 will
take about q or % months to accom-
plish SO that by March or April, Is.
II, this stupendous work will prob
ably be completed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

FAILuRE.-In Ohio no license is
charged for selling liquor. The laws
regulating excess and abuses are Sc,
we're but hardly enforced. All the
measures ever devised for regulating
the liquor traffic are failures. No
difference what mans views are he
is sure to find himself wrong and to
wish he had taken the other side A
parallel is found 10 the Irish road
laws, 'zeep to the left and ye are
sure to go right, bat keep to the
right and ye are sure to 60 wrong.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

Gas The London STANDARD prepares
its readers for the fate of poor "Diz
~" as follows: "The Conservative
chief (Disraeli) has been marked out
for slaughter, and may be regarded
already in the light of victim. A
few short days and we shall see Mr..
Vernon Harcourt trampilHg on the
PROSTATE form Of the ouce proud lead
er Of great party, and dragging his
mdhgied remains round the floor OF the
House, amid the e.rulting shouts Of the
Radical back benches, and the gloomy
terror of the Opposition p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

E@- The King Of Denmark has for
years past devoted great deal OF
attention to practical chemistry, aud
invented some useful processes of re-
fning petroleum, improving the
manufacture OF potato starch, and OF
obtainingcertain valuable dyes. His
laboratory at the Castle of Christian.
borg is very extensive one, and Of
ten visited by distinguished foreign
sr1dufS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

GgThe Senate o. the Forty-frst
Congress will have, emitting Geor-
gia, sixty-six members-ffty~si Re
publicans and ten Democrats. The
Senators Of Maine, Massachusetts and
Iowa will be the same as ten years
ago, and of the fourteen new Sena-
tors, ten will BIO new to the halls OF
Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23
rsrIt is estimated that OH %

gal is estimated that our gold
and silver mines last year produced
not less than seventy millions of dol
lars. If our financiers and law ma
kers would only device some method
whereby one>hatI Of this amount
would be retained in tie country, in
stead OF shipping it to Europe in
payment Of articles that we are
abundantly able to manufacture at
home, the prosperity of the country
would be promoted, and the great
problem of how to resume species
payment would soon solve itself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

sm- The World says that 10000
strangers arrive daily in the city OF
New York on the different railroad
trains, wagon roads and steamboats,
which have their termini in that city
Our Chicago neighbors must hurry
up If they ever expect to pass in the
race of population, the great city Oh
the sea board.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

bs9-rh duel between Franz Pull
Sky, once correspondent Of the
New York Tribune, and III. jokay,
editor of the Hon, which took place
in the vicinity Of Pesth, IN the early
part Of January, was farce, the sec
onds having selected pistols with
which it would have been impossible
for the two duelists to hurt each 9TH
or seriously. When the two pistols,
after repeated attempts, did not so
off, Pulzsky and Jokay threw them
away burst into laughter and shook
hands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23
MADISON. Wis. February IL

Both houses of the Legislature
convened last evening, at u o'clock,
after five days vacation. There was
a perfect griat of resolutions, memo
rails and bills introduced ; in the AS
sembly eco bills alone, and 90 in tie
Senate.
A resolution taking effect to-day
was adopted cutting off new business
There was the largest number OF
bills every known before, introduced
last night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

se8-It is officially stated that in
Arkansas, during the thee mouths
preceding the calling out of the mill
tia, there were received at the Gov.
errors headquarters authentic ac-
counts of over two hundred different
murders perpetrated with impunity
in that State, and very many of the
most fendish outrages but during
the forty days which have passed since
martial law was declared but one
single murder and not a single out
rage has been heard Of in the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

1gThere is movement on loot
in Cincinnati for the reunion of the
Old and New School Presbytcrians
of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. A
convention is now being held in that
city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23

SGT. S. Arthur is said to be now
publishing three magazines. He
could as easily run o dozen. A man
who writes ike Arthur has no limit
10 his capacity for production short
Of the exhaustion of physical endur-
anee. He is good for as many words
a day as the muscles of his hand can
stand it to put to writing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23
ArGusTA. Ne. Feb. i

The House of representatives to-
day refused to concur with the Sen
ate on the interest question. So the
legal rate will remain 9 per cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23
j. ALLEN BARBER,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW

Will practice his profession in counties ofurant Craw
f and Vernon: also act as agent in buying and sell
ing lands paving taxes procuring land patents arrear
age Of pay soldier pensions and other business con
lycted with tbs Department At Washington
2U-ltf LANCASTER, WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23
s MERRICK
WARDEN ANDERSON

ATT ORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
All claims placed in his hands for collection will be
attended to.
1o-4Otf JAMESTOWN, WIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-02-23
Ma NpHa.
COBB &c LIKENS,
ATTORNEYS < couNsELoRs ArLAw.

Practice in the courtsand attend 10 agencies and coec-
lions in all parts If sconsn Special attention given
e. Proceedn q nude the recent U s. Bankrupt Act.
0f3ce ia Lenaham Block, opp. tho T. o. l9-l6tf
zo-SI MINERAL POINT, WIS
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-01-29
In l,ankruptcy.

YJNIIIS h 4. give notice: that on the twenty
Il third day orJsnuary, A. ID. 1859. a Warrant
In Bankruptcy was Issued against the estate of
Samuel Hubbard, OF Berwick, In the County OF
York and state OF Maine, who has been adjudged
q bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
Of any debts and delivery Of any property belong.
Ing 10 such Bankrupt TO him, or Tor his use, and
the transfer OF any property by him forbidden
by law, that meeting OF the creditors OF the said
BankrupI 10 prove their debts, and TO choose one
or more Assignees ot his estate, will be held at
= Court of bankruptcy, To be holden at Biddeford.
before James ID. fessenden, Register. on the Goth
dAy of1tebruary, A. D. 1863, At ten O'Clock A. NJ,
at City Rooms CHARLES CLARK,
2w6 L. s. Marshal as Messenger Dist. Of Maine.
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I'm DnulruptrY.

JNTIS is to give Notice That on the twcnt,
i first day OF January. A. d. 1869. warrant II
bankruptcy was issued against the estate o
Prank a. Gordon OF Biddeford. in the County o
York and STATE of Maine. who has been adjudged {
bankrupt, on his own petition, individually and
as a member Of the firm Of whiteomb Gordon
that the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging TO such Bankrupt, 10 him OF
br his use and the Transfer OF any property by hin
afe forbidden by law, that meeting Of the cred
itors OF saidlBankrupt, 10 prove their debts anc
10 choose one or more Asslgnees OF his estate, vii
he held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden a
BiddeIOrd before James ID. fcssenden, Register
on the twenty sixth day OF February, A. ID, 1859
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, at City Rooms
80 CHARLES CLARK.
US Marshal as Messenger Dist. OF Maine.
s-6N ,
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p,.,r,e, Cour, OF the United states.

DISTRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter Of
H. Robert X Perkins bankrupt. In Bankrupt.
cy. This IL TO give notice that Petition has been
presented 10 the Court this eighth day OF January
by Robert II. Perkins, OF Portland, . Bankrupt,
praying that he may be decreed TO have Q full
discharge nom all his debts, provabls under the
nAnsrupt Act Individually and as . member Of
the hIm OF Perkins a Brown" and "R. X Per
tins Co." and upon reading said petition, II
10 ordered by the Court that hearing DO had upon
the sane. on the list day OF March, A. ID. 1909. be-
fore the Court In Portland. In said district ut 10
o'clock A.. NJ, and that the second meeting OF the
creditors Of said BANKRUPT be held before James ID.
fesenden. Register, on the twentieth day OF Feb
rusry. 1859. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and the third
meeting OF the samc on the tventy-ssventh day of
February, tsss, NJ 10 O'Clock A. ~, asd tkst notice
thereof be published I'm the Portland Daily Adysr~
tiser and the Blddeford Union and Journal. news
papers printed In aid District, once . week Tor
three weeks. and once In the Weekly Advertiser,
and that All creditors who have proved their
debts, AND other persons In Interest, may appear
n vi time and place, and show cause IL any
they have, Why the prayer ortaid petition should
-. wM. r. PREDLE,
awi Clerk OF District Court for said Dhtriet
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In bankruptcy.

THIS Is to give notice: That on the twenty
third day Of January, A. u. 1909, - Warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
John VI. Hayes, of Newfeld. In the County OF
York, and state OF Maine. who has been adjudged
OF any debts and delivery OF any property belong
Ing 90 such Bankrupt. TO him, OF for his use, and
hy law, that meeting of the creditors Of the said
BANKRUPT. TO prove their debts. and 20 choose enc
or more Assisnees OF his estate will be held ut .
Court OF bankruptcy, TO be holden at Biddeiord
before james u frsscnden, Register, on the 26th
day OF February, A. ID. 1859, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
at City Rooms CHARLES CLARK,
AVG Y. Marshal as Messenger Dist OF Maine.
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4 MOST WONDERFUL
MEDICINE ID DEVIH0'8
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALvE.

This celebrated Balvs has gained popularity
within very bdsf space Of time ar exceeding
that Of any other article ever introduced Into this
country, from the faet that it, wonderful healing
properties ensure for II rapid sale wherever u To-
known. II 10 difficult to supply orders a. fAst -
they como In. although arrangements on an s1tsn'
sve scale have been perfected for it manufAeture.
Certificates from somo ofthe most reliable men
attest TO cures this saivs has made In Fever Sores
Corns, Abcess, Burns.and other kindred dineuities
enough TO al columns Of this paper. u you have
any sort Of flesh wound or sore. burn, OF brsiss.
use Devino's salve at once and rsliefh certain.
A BACON, i2s Liberty Street, Biddeford' y. b.
MITCHELL. 81 Main street, Sscof Gsnsrai Agents.
And sold by Druggists every where. 3nis
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Hardy Machine Company.

rI,HE Treasurer Of the Hardy Machine Com
II pzny, gives notice that the assessments paid
In 10 slxty.fOur thousand seven hundred dollars
Cssi. Tu and the existing capital Is s6t. zoo dol
lars.-that the debts due from said Company Is
noarteeu thousand four hundred forty 32-luO do J.
lars the amount OF capital invested In Real Estate
and fixtures upon 10 including machinery " forty
nine thousand seven hundred four TO-ioO dollars
the last valuation Of Real Estate Is seven thou
sAnd eight hundred dollars and the aggregate val
ne or taxable property Orth company rs hSed by
the assessors ID TWENTY-FIVE thousand three hun
dred dollars CuAs HARDY, Treasurer.
Bldiefosd, Ne. Jan. y, Is69.
YoRk -. Jan. -, 1879. Personally appeared be
fore me Charles Hardy Treasurer and made oati
J. II BurLks,
... Justice Of tho Peace.
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Bankruptcy Notices
In Hankruptcy,

In hohtrupWys
THIS Is to give notice, that on the twenty
second day OF January A. D. 1909, a warrant In
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estates oil
stevens brothers, rs copartners, and against Nil
ton H. Stevens and benjamin y. Stevens as indi:
yiduals OF BlddefOrd, In the County OF York and
state Of Maine, Who have been adjudged Bankrupts
on their Own Petition. that the payment OF
OF any debts and delivery OF any property belong.
Ing TO such Baukrupts, 10 them, or or their USE and
the transfer OF any property by them are forbid.
den by law; that meeting OF the creditors OF the
said Bankrupts to prove thelr debts, and TO choose
one or moro Assgnees Of their estates, will lie held
alta Court of BANKRUPTCY, TO be holden ri
Biddeford, before James d Pessenden Register.
.on the twenty sixth day Of February. A. D. 1869, oil
ten o'clock A. NJ, at CITY Rooms F.
-. :. .. CHARLES CLARK,
2w6 u. s. Marshal. for said District
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.S'esc Advertisements.
District of SacO.
orrIcE or CotLscros OF Cusr'

OFricE or COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
January -, 1869.
Notice IL hereby given that shall sell ut public
auction, at the auction room OF Jos Y. Dearing OF
Main Street in said SaeO, Saturday. feb. H. ls6?a
J o'clock r. ~, the following property. via; on'
small bay gelding horse, seized ut Biddeiord IL
said District Jan Vs. 1873, for violation OF the Rev
5sS wM. HoBSON. Coli OF Customs.
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L,saisgfos fcadewy.

The Spring term Of this Institution will com
mence Wedns -siay f'sb. ~, 1860. under ths
in.tructiOn OF W. a. Lord A. NJ, Principal and
Willis II. Meads OF BOwdoin College, Assistant
Miss CLARA y. ODrion 81 Cornish, Teacher In hu'
sle Ac, For Board, Tuition &c. send for cir
eular.
ISAAC L. MITCHELL, Secy
LlnINcroN Jan. q, lS6S. Two
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yv-esU Advertisements.
NOTICE.

JIHEREAS, my wife, Martha J, Elwell, has ie !!
w my bed and board without just cause. tn,s -
TO caution all persous against harboring OF uusv,
ing her on my account, Is ! shall pay no dsou o'
W. JOSEPH ELwELL. 3D..
Buxton. Jan. q, 1850. 3W6..
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have taken a. the proper
County Of York, STATE Of Maine, n 8 distrrss fsI
tho School District No. Tar, In ,aid Ksunebunt
committed 70 me for collection BY the asssssors Of
ssid kennebunk, being the Nos school distrie!
shall sell st public auction 70 tie Highest biddsI
therefor for cash, on the fifteenth day OF February
next at two O'Clock In the ansruoou, at the Posi
personal property. to wits One share Of the capt
tsi stock Of the Ocean National Bank In aid Ken
Dated ct saId Kenpsbunk, this eleventh day o
DAVID LirrLEYIELD, Jr.
Collector Of Taxes for the Town Of Ksnnebusk.
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In Hankruptey.

DISrNCr OF MAINE, sL-The under
~ signed hereby. gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Asst Ynee Of Joshua Chadbourne and VIII
liam m, NOVEL;, individually and as eopartners
under the arm, name Chsdeourne and Nc~sii Of
Blddeford In the county Of York, within the Dis
trict OF Maine who have been sdjudgrd Bankrupts
upon the petition Of one moro OF their creditors
by the District Court % aid District
John Y. Scammon, Assignee.
saco. Jan. -. 1859. 3~t
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To dhposs OF guarantees for The sals q landed
and other valuable property In dlfsrrnt parts Of
the United States. Fronts very liberal. sales 90.
-sy sn:cssd. and no ies. q time trou other busi.
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Il CABINET WORK.
LApIES WORK TABLES,
Lars Of TIE United States, passed at the Ihird
SessioH of The Fortisih Congress. -
AN ACT Amendatory OF an act entitled "An act
relating TO habeas corpus and regulating Ju-
dlcial DrpceediDxs I'm ceFtaln caseao


dicial proceedings In certain cases"
ne 10 essefed bv fAs Ss.sfs ssd Hesss Of Repre-
,,sfafi.ts q ne unn.d State, ~ Ams,'es :. Csn'
sSs 81 .' ana
uating judicial proceedings In certain cases" ap-
proved March third, eighteen hundred and sixty.
three, 90 far as tho same relate 10 the removal OF
causes nom the Stnfe 10 the federal courts, be. and
the same Is hereby, declared TO extend 10 any suit
or action at law or prosecution, civil or criminal
which has been or shall be commenced In any
state court against the owner or owners Of any
ship or vessel or OF any railway or Of any line OF
transportation, hrm, or corporation engaged In
business "a common carriers Of goods. wares, 81
mers handlse, for any loss or damage which
merchandise whatever. which shall have been de-
livered 20 any such owner or owners OF any chip
or vessel or any railway, or OF any line OF trans
portation. firm. or corporation, engaged In eusi'
age shall have been occasioned by the sets oil
thcse engaged In hostility 20 the government oi
the United States during the late rebellion, OF
toned by any OF the forces OF the unlt.
ed states. or by any ofncer In command
Of such forcesi Provided, That this act shah
not be construed 70 Affect any contract of insur'
ance for var risks which may have been made
With reference 70 any goods, wares, or MERIDIAN
die, which shall have been 90 destroyed.
Approved January q, 1859. ,.ll7
AN ACT TO amend IN set entitled IAN act TO pre-.
scribe the mode Of obtaining evidence IN ease.
Of contested elections" approved February
ninsteenth, sightess hundred and fny-ens.
BE % s.sefsf ~ tAs sessfs sd Bssss OF R.we
yrsa sssenSist, That any RICHTER In bankruptcy
or notary public. rssidcut m congressional dis
trict the right 70 represent which y coatested,
hereby aathorlsed 20 take the testimony asd n
perform any q The other sets which i.dEs Of any
court OF the United Stalss u Authorised 70 do By
the third section Of On Get entitled sAn Get q
prsscriss The mode Of obtaining evtdssee In case,
Of contested elections, approved February nine
tenth, eighteen hundred and dny'-oue
Approved, January =. 1863.
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EOR the Bon Ton Burner, fitted 10 any ksrcesns
i lamp, superior 70 saything In sse. gives twice
the light % ordinary burners. burns all The gnsi
and Will not sDeli when burned Low. AEsst,
wanted In every tom IN York County. Call 90
The Bon Too Burnsr. r.fFL I'D
isai GEORGE q. wELLKS,
ss3s = -T-'t,f - Ksspebunk. Ne.
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Mrs: Belcher's Cure I!

This remedy made from an Indian recipe, 10 CO.
crculars or further Information ssnt on receipt OF
stamp. by addressing the manufacturer, Mrs Linus
Be,c6er. Randolph, Haas. Wholesale Agents Geo.
Q. Goodwin 4 Co, Boston, Nass.i Dcma. Bsrnes
3 Co. q Park Row, N. Y. Ror ale ey druggists
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STATEMENT, JULYT13' 1885,
7pi2EW NJ ASSETS. y''=nVn8
rn,,sd state, Stocks. fm.rket yaIuel Si0o $50 90
Ronds and Mort pavcs. fCIty OF M York, 1900 %
brooklyn City bonds, lmarket value), 2e,lm o.
O"s sn %s PoSs%nity Co lat intsrsstI. 5000 90
Cash on hand and In bank, lo,i2 W
Balances due by Agents, (securcd), 29,n as 20 .,
Deferred SEMI Annual and Quarterly :,
Premiums In course Of collection, 1000 o.
Interest accrued, not due, a,s,o
other Assets. U.. a'NSzl
Total, ;ies.aaw
LIABILirIEs.
Amount required 70 re.lnsuro
out-stand'ns risks = Ho- -rf..
mans Tables per cent, $2i3,SO 49, ono M
Unpaid Losses, not due, lopoo $oopVoW
s,r,,u,. @ s9Io,iaa 9,
-Rii,e Of assets TO Liabilities, 1911 to 100.
N,,h., q, Palette. 4, force. 3,0a
iumr,ny " $685. $40
Policies issued since January lst. 1868. . Lbs 9s
THE UNIVERSAL
Offers the following. Original and Popular Plans OF
Insurance.
ist The Return Prssism Plan upon when
Policies are issued at rates loss than those charged
by mutual companies. guaranteeing the return oi
all premiums paid in addition to the amoun' IN
ID. The Reduction of Premium Pian, by which
Policies are issued nj less rates than those chargeu
by mutual companies, guaranteeing ,ednsnon ~
6iiy per cent. OF the premium after the third an
nual payment
JULY 10, 1893
The managers Of the UniUsrsai feel great .sti,.
action In presenting the above Statement TO their
Policy holders and the public. IL exhibits the
Company in condition OF prosperity ana strength
believed, been surpassed by any mutual company
mt q similar period OF Is existence.
Assuming tho very low rate of Interest ofIve
per ee.f - that TO be realised on US nnvsstneh.s
sure its outstanding risks independent Of he aia "
us CapttaI Stock, which thus sts nds UshPAiRkD rs
n surpiss pledged for the additional protection OF
It's policy holders. More ample or perfect seeun.
surance company In the country.
such success In the face Of the unusual diflcul.
ties which the Managers had TO contend against,
Is truly gratifying. and is, to them, most Ieassur
ing and satisfactory evidence Of the soundnsss Of
the principles upon which the enterprise Is based
To tho Agents OF the Company, by whose seal,
industry and intelligence, this gratifying result
has been achieved, the managers re'utn 'neh s'h
cero thanks and congratulations.
OFFICERS, ...-.
WILLIAM WALKER, President.
HENRY J. RURBER Vice President.
JOHN II. BEWLBY, Secretary.
d. PARKS PACKLER, Consulting Act'y.
EDWARD W. LAMBERT, N. D., Med. EXT.
ALEXANDER 4 GREEN, Solicitors.
r. 81. Il. IL. G. HOOPER,
General Agent for Maine and Northern New
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