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h0ofAnds German Bitters per bottle. 81 %
half dozen, -. 90
HoohaDd's German Tonic, put up in quart bot
ties. q - per bottle or a half dozen for g. 50.
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
ssOwls.ss

The Territorial Enterprise says: There
is "Worklngman's Protective Union,
in Santa Clara county, California. 1t is
very similar in character, we presume,
to an organization of that name in
Humboldt county, in this State. The
Santa Clara league is composed of men
who designate themselves as owls, "
and their battle>cry is Death to the
Chinese" They recently burned a
Methodist Church in San Jose, because
Chinese children were taught to read
and write in the building. and publicly
threaten to visit with fire and sword all
who dare to give employment to an
Asiatic. The following letter, sent
through the Post Office TO prominent
citizen of Santa Clara, was before the
Grand Jury of that county last week.
SAN JOSE, February 26, 1869.
Mr. Shartzer-RespectedS Sir: We wish
to inform you that we have commenced
our work in earnest, and we intend to
drive every John TO the Bay from
whence he came, therefore take notice,
put out all Chiness living in you houses
or insure well. For the Big OIL will be
around and may deposit his burning tiu-
id. Fire Fire is his motto without
bloodshed we are going to do our work
regardless of Politics or Religion. We
will work on all who employ Chinese in
place of white men. 1t is damaging to
our country. This is White mans's
Country, and we mean it shall be so or
destroy by fire the whole of it. Harvest
fields and everything, where you en-
ploy Chinese.
The Big Oils are everywhere around
looking down on you and all others.
So friends be on the look out. We don's
want to hurt you or any one else. Bur-
lingame has made his great Treaty, but
we will Burst it with fire, not firearms
The Oils are Hooting in the mountains
and down here in the valley Of Santa
Clara. The oils have plead for the poor
working man and woman, but he has
been hooted at. Now it is his time to
hoot, and he is going to do it. Both
Political parties promised to work
against the Johns, but on the contrary
they are showing them more favor
They are now importing their women
by the hundreds, let San Francisco keep
them, we will not lave one of them,
we will not have one of them among US
If fire will keep them out of our midst
THE VOICE
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
CALEB CUSHING.

Among the many who would like TO and
she few that are prominently mentioned
as likely to represent this country at the
English Court, is Caleb Cushing. While
the probabilities IRE all against his ap-
pointment, the following analysis of the
man who has recently returned from a
successful secret mission, will not be
devoid of interest. We extract from the
st. Louis Democrat:
Caleb Cushing is of the strangest men
in this country. A lawyer of great abil-
ity, diplomatist of singular skill and
success, n statesman of long service and
notable consistency; a scholar of remark
able attainments-he speaks more Ian
guages than almost any living student
he is. withal. as sincere as il he were
not n Democrat of the most intense sort.
An old pro-slavery Democrat. who hates
abolitionisIs. breads all progressive and
radical ideas and thinks the country
gong 10 the dogs in spite of his Cassan-
dra warnings Yet his political vaga-
ries cannot be ascribed TO selfinterest.
Living in Massachusetts, where modern
Democracy involves political ostracism.
with intellect and power to make him
great leader at once if he should accept
the prevalent opinion, Cushing remained
= modern Democrat. Though he takes
little part now in politics, we suppose he
is skill sadly looking TOR the coming of
the man on horseback, who alone. he
predicted, could save the nation from
the wild whirlpool of radicalism into
which Republican success plunged it.
u is strange that n man so brilliant, so
strong and so sincere, should be utterly
unable to comprehend the age in which
he lives. We can only pity the man
while we admire him. Though ban
ished from public station, whenever our
government needs /. a keen and expe-
-iencsd agent for any secret mission. Ii
can hnd in Caleb Gushing rare talents,
end SO he was sent to Europe once by
Lincoln's administration. and has just
returned from trip 10 Central America
As usual. he has succeeded.
The Montana post., 1869-03-26

THE following is good but old. 1t
comes to us from the Boston journal.
The first oddity. that comes in my way
is remark by some one that kisses
are like creation, because they are made
of nothing. and they are very good
a very sensible remark, by the way
and the next is the definition of a "buss. -
Thus: Buss, to kiss; rebuss, TO kiss again
pluribuss, to kiss without regard to sex
sillibus, TO kiss the hand instead of the
lip; blunderbuss, TO kiss the wrong per-
son; omnibus, to kiss all the persons in
the room: erebus, to kiss in the dark
Evidently the country girl who came to
town" had these, definitions in her
head. A young gentleman was to es-
cort her a mile or two, and not wishing
TO walk, remarked, "Mary, let's take a
'buss.' But Mary, blushing to the
eyebrows, drew back, and with wounded
modesty replied, "Ohl George, not right
here on the street."
The Montana post., 1869-03-26

The San Francisco Times directs at
teD;ion to the rather curious fact that
gold was discovered in California in 1S4S,
and the rush to the Pacific coast took
place in 1S49. Silver was discovered at
Washoe in 1853. aud the emigration
thither commenced in 1859. The fabu-
lous treasures of White Pine were dis
covered in 1868, ard during the year
1860. a prodigious human tide will set
towards the new Silverado from both
sides of the continent. The movement
of the car of progress seems to be by de-
cades. That of 1878 and 1879 will be
probably the absorption of the South
American republics down as far as Pa
mama; provided circumstances shall not
have precipitated the event before the
coming decade is halt over. l.i le.
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
THE WEST.

Road Agents robbed w. X. Gill be-
tv ON Gold Hill and Virginia city, March
Z. y ,. m. Net result $53.
jane Keef. native of Waterford, Ire
lanu. aged 3S years, died near Lincoln,
Placer county, California, Eel. 27th.
III. b. Hallowell was accidentally
killed at Wilmington, California, March
end
Over on the Coast where the small
pox RACES, the invitation to drink takes
this turn: Lets disinfect.'
San Francisco supports three theatyes,
an opera troupe, two circuses and Rim
strel troupe.
Elko is located in the center of a nice
valley, on the banks of the Humboldt
river.
There are seven fishing schooners
from Maine and Massachusetts, on the
way out to the Pacific coast, all fitted
for the cod fish business
Ten years ago the annual exports of
San Francisco amounted to "a, ,1S9, GIL;
last year they reached $22 ,943 ,349-in~
cluding treasure.
Sam Russell, formerly a citizen of
Denver. reached St. Joseph from Mon
tana a few days ago, with 1 400 ounces
OF gold dust, worth about $25 ,0OO.--NelcS.
Wonder how much ''tithing" there was
on that at Salt Lake COCO
The Mining and Scientific Press, pub
lished at San Francisco, is improving
rapidly in all its features The Journal
Of Mining has it's laurels in danger.
Persons interested in mining pursuits
should have one or the other of these
journals.
Geo. Meador. of Cameron, Mo-, was
arrested recently by a detective from
St. Joseph, for the murder of Mr.. Nc
Daniels, which occurred one year ago
last August. The deceased lived about
one mile east of Cameron, and was
killed while on his way home from that
place.
The town laid out by the Z p. r. Il.
seven miles from Ogden, is to be named
Bonneville" The name is in honor
of Colonel Bonneville, of the Army,
(now on the retired list,) who. during a
leave of absence, came to this country
in 1927, surveyed the Great Salt Lake
and made the first map that was ever
published of the Great Basin. Irving's
Adventures in the Rocky Mountains"
was gotten up entirely from Bonne>
ville's notes. The lake was first called
Lake Bonneville. which title it proper
ly owns tosGay.-Salt Lake Reporter.
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

4 GREAT number of Ladies and GenllelneI
IA have written TO me for the purpose OF getihS
me TO send them some of my Hair RestorauSe-
Being to busy to answer every letter sepafateil
1 have taken this method-thrOugh the papers -
answer. 1t is impossible for 10 sell 10 the pun
lie, from the fact that my Restorative : no
patented; the object in adv srtising is TO lDi9'n
the people OF my ability to restore the halr suH =
some time TO get as many patients as posslole. =,
as to raise money sufficient TO go 20 Parls'
which place propose going shortly VIII 'ne me-. -
Ject OF obtaining patent, unless some pAIe',.
will make compensation sufficient to enaole me. INC ~
stop in this city or neghDorhood. l have ht'
sold any of my Hair Restorative, nor do "isu
do so under any circumstances. For tbe la'. as
years have lived at Diamond City, aud have = ~.
stored all the patients who haye placed ihemse'Js =
under my treatment. j invite every refsou
education TO come and see me for the next nlVu -
and guarantee to restore their hair ia eFeI1 "a
stance, or bind myself to refund all money 70,
me, and pay eIl expenses the party may s,fag
Ladies and Gentlemen 1 am patiently MSi'''7
your confidence. JOSEPH FklAND- n.
Diamond City, Feb. TO- 1863. f2Voa~'
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
Dissolution Of Co-partnersI.iI

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
~ hitherto existing under the firm name aud
style of NJ A Lindsley & Co. is hereby dissOtved,
in conformity with the articles of co partnership
of the said firm. All outstanding business of the
said firm, will be settled by B C. Kint.iao
Neither of the Members of the said
co-partnership shall be authorized to execute any
bill Of exchange pro.nissory note or other instrI-
meut. or IN any manner whatsoever contract any
obligation or indebtedness, by which said firm
shall be bound. Dated Helena City, NJ. T. this
26tn day Of February 1863
F27 M A IINDSLFY a. 20
The Montana post., 1869-03-26
Royal Havana Lottery
OF CUBA

o r Q U B a.
Nonducted by the Spanish Government. $780,
~ OO0 IN GOLD drawn every seventeen days.
PRILES CASHED and information furnished
IL The highest rates paid for doubloous aud
AL kinds OF gold and silver. TAYLOR & CO.,
O21d&wly Bankers, No l6 Wall ST.. New York
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ARTIFICIAL DENTISTRY

need little comment, there being many with,
who can testify and in Sh ar evidence of his xiii.
Specimen set or sample" he nas nom. rNcupt
what are his patients mouths, thai being N. IJ.s 10
.lyg artificial teeth.
He has secured the right for Caledonia cu'y. To Ike
DR.. NELSON'S PATE\T +. method Tor construct
nu plsic. artificial tccgh which causes them so III
much tirruer than other mrthud Uncovered. It
il an IMPROVEMENT On "Fpl>pM'~ PATENT
which = Su,f ru hI,s -ucl wonderful advantages
lie also will extract teeth for tEO- for whom "
makcs new oue- and will furnish a = nov
material superior Rubber, for $40 - and 80, ic
ridr4 guaranteeing; -atlsi action mO.ty refund j.
BY strict a'teIto: TO Lii business. using the ct
material aud horOuehues- in All hi- opC.atiou hy Uoiy-
the cOutuu-d approval Of lii Old iat IT., and
increase oEcs, Iclicviu-, ;ha' ole s.l g.'u-
tio,. Or Of viii bring aunthc-. operation
| warranted for one year, eAccp: from Ha.hj,l.'s.
Lyndon, Vt, March Il. l>dg. sept -
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,r the rr-: Of fifteen nstmrnz of hi. amount, bci,.,
din. cries in money 9th rwi-e per fourth article
t..., -iNt.,uth MarrH. eighteen hundred and iv-our
twenty nous. nd d"ia
thiri 81 t"u instruments for keeping in repair Il
m aat -tN ~ Il and supp IT Of blacksmith shop per
aR tr'iC TT Hty March -iXt. cnth, eighteen hundred
- ai'y 'aur md third article t'caty Msrrh sixth.
.l-L,. nd ed and siNty five, three hundred doa
rt If ten iustilnut- f,r ~ If miller per
=. .r ..tti.- nine hundred dollir-.
i,l third f ten in tain pay of farmer Der
-t...r cutie. seven hand ei and twenty doll4s
&c., t.: II istIlucutr for pay of black mt IA per
.a.u, tt, ,t.t- Yen hundred and twenty dollars.
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.


GEORGE W. GooDELI, Supreme Court, Caledonia
IsADCRE II. GooDEIL,> 1867
To the Honorable supreme Court next to he holden at
,Johnshurv, within and for the County OF Gale
donia, the first Thursday, 1t following the fourth
Tuesdsy in August, a. d., 1869.
Your petitioner, George W. 10 dell of Rirnct ssid
county of Caledonia, respectfully rcprc-ens thai
Waterford, in said county of Caledonia, the lyth
day of October, A. D.. 1855 he duly joined in
age Isadore II. Fech Of said Waterford, by
ucius :. Freeman, Iuc'ice OF The Peace, within ard
for sid county of Caledonia and that petitioner
well and faithfully kept sud observed his marriage
nnnt 20 the said l-adOre, and dema ntd hm-,lf
towards her fsihtul and efectionate hu-band but
that the said Issdure has wholly di-Trgr ,r urrl-
covenant towards your petitioner and did At Barnet
on DIVERS days and timer during the summer and ia OF
1s6S. commit adultery with John ;. Wood, mar
ried man, and did Oh the day of November \. D.,
1862 leave your petitioner and elOpe with the
John .. Woods 10 Montreal the dominion Of Canada
and did there cohabt with the said John Woods and
hath since the last named day Ifurcii remained
away from your petitioner and with the aid John =
Woods, your petitioner IL informed and believes 1T
said Montreal at other place your petitioner
unknown.
Wherefore, your petitioner prays that notice may be
ordered be published this shall direct tor the
appearance Of the sad IsadOre before szid Court at it,
session. to be holden at st John=hurv within
for the County of Caledonia, the first Thursday.
next sitter the fourth Tuesday in August, \. D. 1,tl
to make answer to the foregoing petition and that the
bonds Of marimOny between your petitioner and
dore may be dissolved, and your petitioner hail
pray. GEORGE W. GOODELL.
STATE OF VERMONT,l The foregoing petition
Caledonia County, S. ! having ht cn filed in nay Of
Ace and it appearing therefrOm that the hele Is;ldor
). Goodell, is without and beyond the Limits of this
state, is hcreupon ordered that the for going petition
and this order he Published three -ucccasivey in
the CdLeGItd1 Newspaper printed ut ST. .Iohn=hIrv
in id county Of Caledonia the last publication Of which
shall be Fix weeks prior 10 the fret Thursday fol
lowing the fourth Tuesday Of August and thu said
lssdore : GOodell is hereby commanded to appear be-
fore the Supreme Court, next he held Il. John
bury within and for aid county Of caledonia, the
rst Thursday next after the fourth Tuesday August
next, to make answer to ssd petition if any msy
have.
Gi.en under my hand st. Johnsbury in said county
of Caledonia, this 18th day Of June, 4. D., 1.Gg.
~ f.. RANKIN.
GODS Caledonia County Clerk
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NJ n T &c 2 '

The second annual meeting of the Corporators and
Trustees of the Lyndon Lit and Bib. Institution will b.
held in the f Baptist Church Lyndon Centre VT on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th DAY OF JULY, ut lOo'cl,ck
NJ, for the choice of officers and the transaction Of
important bushes. in relation the erection OF ild-
iDgs. L. b. TASKER Secretary
Lyndon Centre, Vt, July l, 1869. Cots
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81 AR WOOD

The -ub,cribcr has = quantity OF dry slab wood fol
s3t At reduced price. l.. NORRIS.
It Johu-bgrv. April -, I'D at
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!
WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE.

lie. WO"p!J Ky Will deliver !,-iuch SLAB Woe
in tho village 1t pr I'd lie vii also do johniI
Df al kind
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For third of fourth insttlmeutz Of twenty five thou
sand dot teuE the fourth series Tor beneficial OIL
jecs. uud tho direction the Preside pr fourth
article .ty hrst Of July, eighteen hundred and fifty
five. ore thpI-rud three hundred dullArs.
Toy IL OF twenty for the support Of AN
aglcuit and Industrial school for paw If suits-
Die p tenth article treaty. first iuv eight
zen Lud ci and fifty-fve, thousand five hundred
dIllasF.
For ninth If MY nsalments smith and capen-
shop and provide thr necessary tOos therefor per
t.uth article treaty frft July, eighteen hundred aud
Gfty-avt, I've hundred COLLAR,
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For 'irt Of four qa annual in-tim,n- OF the sum
rs,u hrIuI,d -ix thou and d,llnra, being the
paid pat 81 ~! IrlnriP um of thre" bundled snd SIX
raui liar, 10 be di-tr hutrd per cspts, in the
ur nor f paving annutr-, per third stcle Of the
~ =. # irty lint July. eighteen hundred AMI hf y
five ii' Won" tho J-and fv" hundred d,llar-.
FD. interest hundred and ffty-four tIousanfi
tNr hundred dni1r-, AZ ~" per ccntrn being The bal
.r.,. OF t. hundred sud -iN thors mi dollar for tn
n.,al cudiu. June thirty, e. ht-ru hundred and
mine. thOusand seven hundred and
live
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EXTRA cr1ol or TEETH WIlHorr PAM

so near 4 81 GEESE that he has abandoned the Of
Chloroforn, Ether or ''ds.
ChL,rhTI,l IL safe! Nearly every Dental Jour
usl contains Of death nv ChlorOfOm.' No
danger follows the of the zIray, when uscd in
proper and ~i;h proper apparatus, lc:dc= tho
gums heal much kindly, after being chilled,
there il less inflammation and -OreIe-s
With the improved method which bcnumls in fr'.rn
ssc,d, tlsIe i OF the effects follow cNtrIctu,
that does when the pli ch.di hu.t Gly'Grr' which
required S,rsrdt riIf,s, i, used. Testimonials
given from pat for whom lie has extra, TED from
to ~, di-essad teeth ut sitting success
r,tIIy Ills
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FARM FOR SALE

EkSrr7 VI The snbc-bor offers for -:ile his farm,
6hkk<S@AD situated in Concord, about one hall
mile from Hasngs Mile. said farm contains 1-O
OF snd ard the buildings in good rpair-huu-e
nearly new. There running water % the bull iinx..
Ikcrt. II al-o on the farm GOOD WATER POWER,
within half mile Of the contemplated Portland and
Ogirnshurs K. L.
Alec huilding situated in West Concord, opposite
tn. store OF : Gould & Co. 1t IL centrally located
and j. good situation for shop. Enquire Of
:. Z. liKNl I. WIT CONCORD
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FARM FOR SALE +!

ETy,f 4: 1s The well known ri TIER FARM, lying
E1iSS.llrS the tide of the raszrnp-ic river,
mile from h village of -. John bury, aud
half III L. from tie Centre Village. aud of thu Pa--
railroad sid t'us about hundred and
twenty five of good land well divide into ta,r,
p.tUrin4 ami wood good hoso@, two Large barns,
with uniu-, TO III same, hog house and Crane
~ and well fenced said farm VIII I've divided in O
lots il desired. par: of the purchase
main on mortgage. ,IEFFFRSON BU IL Err.
=. .Johrst ury Ceutr,, April -, l>iI.
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SPRAY APPARATUS

bcn,n.J,g the teeth and ums pre-: mt tae pain
OF extracting. which has caused such yr'd trr. DIt
that il has ciu-ed others to initiate it.
With the experience had, and the experiment made,
he has with hs improved and pat-nt apparatus rem
d. red the
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Preservation is Preferable TO Extraction.

Teeth with exposed nerves, or uce atcd teeth
need be extracted because they have drhd. such
tcuth can have the EtI'-lrIiDy pain, b. hs
JprfhOI IL hundreds testifyor the ulcers heed
and the teeth filled, thus made to last for year.
Badly decayed and broken, especially tr"a tGh can
have their sLape restored and be made much more on
Portable and ssrvi, cable than any artificial teeth Dc"
He sOlics djcut Gd coHlicti'd casc in thi- branch
of practice.
lie keeps up with the Improvements by ATTENDING
Dental conventions, taking the Dental Jouril buy NJ
new -truments, appliance, remedie- o. medicine
that will assist in improving hE operations or relieving
pain lie the Hr>t to introduce into this county
nearly tire. GjO the
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THE GREAT WOND ERR!
Fob $780,.

will sell as good a SEWING MACHINE as there is
manufactured in America. Any one in this county
wishing to purchase will please write and will go
and show it 10 them. /. {. KINNEY, Agent,
aotJy1O Pussumpec, VT
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AVILLAGE RES ENCE,
NIH4f

FOR SALE!
ESENIst ..,.o-H,.-o .,,o -. ,,,..
-ituated in .uhu-bury Z, utrc Village. The place
cun-i-t- of sixteen of land, part of it under
high OF cultivation aud pat pasture land The
hous, j. larl,, conmoIiou- and will accommodate
fIuiic-. IcIr i Tunuin.. both house AID
barn. For ptr;ichlar4 enquire ON the premises
JOHN MORSE.
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P 0 T A S H

Small can Potash, just received by
Nay U, 1863. j. {. BINGHAM
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nrrnE> ANn MIssnrRIAs.


first fifteen instruments. being the thirI serr+,
money othcrwi-, per fourth article ATTY itr,
Htrs eight hundred and ifty-four, nue thou nd
tmLL-r--
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A GOOD CHANCE,

FOR ANY ONE OFT OF BUSINESS!
The subscriber will ell his house Eastern Avenue
Also shop stock, Fixtures, aud good will of HE Up
holsery EstIi l.shment. Any one wsliug TO buy who
If not acquainted with the work / will stop with
them aw hilc and teach them the business This
lishmen, has good of Wholesale and retail trade
which il constantly increasing.
Reason for wishing to sell-ill hcslth.
4 f
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Tor place taken from -nnuiti, Of Ottavi4 M
D nth, twelve hu1d ed aud fifty dollar and hi
cent.
, 1869-11-30
$191,O08
1880
$l79,5OS


The foregoing Budget for the Municipality of
st. Croix has by His Majesty the King been
most graclOusly sanctioned on the 25th of June
last, with exception, however, of those Remarks
therein that are at variance with S. 8 and So of
the Colonial Law of 9th November 1868, so
that with reference to their contents His Maize
sty's resolution is reserved for each case &C.
c%ordingly as required, until the respective mat
ters have been finally decided by Laws or by
Ordinances, agreeable to the enactments of the
Colonial Law. In conformity with s IS of the
Colonial Law of 9th November 1868 the Bud
get is thus hereby promulgated.
The Government ofMe danish uestindia ISL
lands, st. Croir, the 18th November 1869.
w. BIRCH.
, 1869-11-30

DANDADUS NlutuNl LAj hSSuI duCo SUCletye
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 90, HIGH STREET, B~RIDGETowN, BARBADOS
VlpHlS Society, which confines it's bust
"a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other As
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and suffi-
cient TO create large SURPRISES, out of
which ReverSionary Bonuses, averaging
p per cent per AMMAN upon the amount
assured have been distributed among II e
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 80 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part 70
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required to assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life -