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CHAPTER XXI.
GETTING INTO THE NEWSPAPERS.

GETTING INTO THE NEWSPAPERS.
That day at dinner Judge Keudon
rallied Margaret, saying:
$50, so! 1t appears you have made
your maiden speech, and created quite
a sensation. In a court room; too We
shall have you wraugliog with the best
of them, before the end of the next
three years"
1t had not occurred to Margaret that
she had made a speech. She had 50
dwelt on the subject, bad so often sta
ted her views OF the case to individuals
and groups, that the difference between
making that statement in a court room
or a parlor, before one hundred or half
a dozen persons, had appeared very un-
important, and after rejecting few
moments she looked up and said !:
''lt does appear like making a
speech!'
He laughed heartily, saying:
ri should think it does, indeed and
they tell me you succeeded in bringing
most Of your audience to tears, If not to
repentance. Oh, We shall have you RI
valng Lucy Stone on the platform, by
and BY"
She sat in brown study for some
time, then looking at him in bewil-
dered way, said;
II do wonder if / ever shall be a
public speaker! I think I could tell
the story of that Home before an as
sembled universe, and if one has some-
thing particular to say it cannot be
very dificuit'to say it anywhere
,''That Is the secret Of success in any
thing" he remarked. "Get so much
interested ia your subject as to forget
yourself, and there is no trouble from
timidity. The most timid woman viii
rush into any danger or crowd if her
child is there and requires rescue. A
bashful man is always a self.conscious
man-one who is more anxious about
bis own appearance than about any
thing else. He or she who is deeply
interested iu anything outside Of self
is never bashful when that subject is
under consideration.
Next morning his. Honor came into
the back Office with newspaper in his
hand, and said to Margaret:
ibid you ever hear of the worthy
Tcuton, whose dog Tray would persist
in absenting himself from home, and
who leotured the offending qu.drupcd
on this wise: You, you, co about
Will you sthsy do de house? peat
you ; l tie you up; l put Won COLLAR
on you; an now ii you 90 about any
more 1-l-2r put you i in de = 'nevsba;:- I
bers, au den you be ruined foreverv!".
Margaret had not heard the story,
and hs ;continued;::'' '';'' '''''''. ~
,,"we'p y,iS' you are in poor poeoor thy. e1.'
Ftremity: You are in the newspapers "
and his eyes: e. :v.inkled nerrily as ho laid
a copy Of the isent'nel before her, point
ing 70 i. particular article. j. =
Sure enough, there it was: Areport
ofthe meeting tof tue d.yy previous, and
Fot the charges brought against 5"the
: 1;t-'s. III. 50 g
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n 5Oloyi wiu naks ths sal;hsart ssh. r..
=, That: never achsd tetu<s;. +,
- Ala meek u .ae.sry eyy.s 'twnl max.
:4-:~ with su,..I ..i,sru Ger. u -
.aiaa ..4r. Il. 11s...,a i t.tSau1y,, e'a .."'>
j., #, Ny love a.d1 hpgsjsss 0 ;;.4
Aud ever more shs ayowsd to he
- Mine own. ssye mine, iii mine, - ..'-
-, 1T s,;sn' aft .1n : .. u ::
Sing o the trss b blessomiug,
Bat The worm Il Il the root; Il
laid e.a,y darling 4sxse Of spsins i
Will never come n fruit.
~ So: &5T!i!i ~: s.-:! !. =.
III. We pleet .ov IN Re stsssts q ufs;,,!,
All gone, the old sweet charms;
= >Atmyy isde leanSu loving wife; =.
..:a ishs passes bese4n>rns. o.. ,
-BostoN Advertiser.
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lEat.re4. according % Act. Of Copxrsss, BY Mrs
Jsne9. Sxs.hsln, II the year 1895 In the Once OF
the Clerk Of the Units4 States District Court for tue
District o! Western Pennsylvania.l
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sMINNEAPOLI9 =.
MkRBLE WORKSl'


rssx e., Ausrieau-snd Foreien~"r
Marble. Head7stones. TQmhs
MoNUMEn,Es ~.
s4~r' Fd41ished TO order. +~ <,
AAk11 R1x TOPS, me-, ETC:
| ~ssy $. N. HERR1CK & sON,\
, caf-Hiool1e1 & rhi'd st'., Mia(stpolis.>
wo1> set in St. Cloud, vitt1pt cxtfS
charea~; v1fsn29-1y =
- 80. = -
T RUDOLPH sCnGSEMAIx,
|; ;WATCHM -AKER.
T. G1ouD. M1sn.
A GOOD assortment Of Watches, {12n
n Clocks and Jewelry always on fE.3&
hand .0Klvauising aoaS: Repairing neat. !.
J done and warranted for one year. .
=. 4 s'fFta,t.nt1s' ''''"s's' I 0RnEt4 qqiIid
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said thatthese were very serious charges
to make in that circumstantiol and
public manner, and that the honor Of
the society demanded . thorough in
vestigation. The President spoke to
say he entirely agreed with this view Of
the case, and thought an investigation
impartially demanded. Dr.. Dreaming
roee, and with his left hand On his bo-
som made quite = deliberate and dis
passionate little address: Tho person
making these charges was highly r..
spectacle, and evidently in earnest; Gin
deed" he added, with his peculiar, cold
smile, "terribly iu earnest = but she
was totally misintormed. No one could
now be more anxious for investigation
than Miss 1ronton and her friends, and
ho could assure the meeting, on his
honor ii gentleman and faith as a
christian, thst oil these cruel charges
would be triumphantly distroved. In
the meantime it was not best that the
usual order Of III, meeting should be
Ebtoten up BY thfs| unexpected raid. .'' II
! as'the business Of the annual meeting
to idoptt ID annual report ID order q
Pkssp Tie Trends 81 the '1ustitutionl / in:
tfofnsd of i'll condition. - Such .r,.1ptoit ,1t; il,
fh.d been prepared y tho; very able Sec.
Er.t.ry Of the meeting, setting On j behalf
tof' the Indies; The meeting had .lrt .dy
1a@rmed the right to act BY proxy in
dfthis matter, and Ii t;w.I va now due to them
taud u lin that ths report should b,
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MINNESOTA
IRON WORKS
j.: Minneapolis. J..
Iron and Brass Founders
- -AxD-@ :,
" .:.MAc4IN1sTs, + :: n =: :: ). :: ;.
SHOPS AND OFFICE, j 7. :: I
Fret Street, corner: Of Ma,.ha,, Street. =
Mill Furnish shipgW' 'arehous;c:{ ]
Ra:hiegts" Aeenme; nea, Fret Nat;o.e
: ,.-s.; i - ,...: '''--.
". -. -, 's> .'..-: -. ..'.~ !.
Plans, Specifications and:
~ <-... = Estimates ...: ~: y. =:
.'..~,. On Short Notice.:
Steam and Water Mills
Built on: contract and furnished conplst.
=, - il. -7:: with
MACHINERY, MILL STONES. 49,
NUT AND BRAN CLEANERS.
u; /. !; SEPARATIONS, BOLTINa CLOTH.
BOILERS, ENGINES, :: @.1Is''!
-; WATER WHEELS, 30.
Address oil letters and orders w.,
: ~" MINNESOTA IRON WORKS,
11n6.s s.,#E - '~''- MINNEAPOLIS
-, BE!N|.J. +! YoUNG,- ~
=, i: n'sxHolrs'A1r a: pzA1En IN - =.
SADD1lE'RRY ] R : HARDWARE, 4. \ " 4 Y! 4
IEATHER ''''>~,
ga" % ''"''4A AND "<;t SHOE FINDINGS, III,
sb7 East wate,strest. sl1LwAuKEH.
s.>,a.,rs ,+,+.ct .ns'rI - Z e..7 ,bn 7ncx hE.z
.otia.r. promptly .e& s.S,!sllZ e|l.d
.=e'-,J . e :"WE8 r; "a 80
| 1,l.aHH IAgext for tie Old TIJ I ss'!
| -" ~ :stii n7T > :tef' = F.. " t'' -
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
| - -r.sc L:,.A -. 81: = '..''~ts - y )
- .:oa: OF Hartford. ..: ':.2,
| j3i. -. is ' j. -:
cash Assets - @a,1sey1e7.>5;
| / e? ;l,.!'' a"' = - .:3:5'tEh
.1l.l:!- i. .. ..: :r -i'.i .ru
10. ID rAesf's ''''';;; '' IL qu,.. o,,,c,
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So<A w wone NASSSAy AHOW Sue auuuaA
meeting. We looked over the house,
then met officially and passed a resolu-
tion unanimously Diminishing Miss Iron-
ton but do you think. she will not 60 |!
She keeps possession, and says they
were not legally elected. And oh, oh,
the condition of the children 1t is
worse than even you or I supposed.
They have called in two doctors and
several other witnesses to show how
they found things. 1 took Mr.. Don
aldsou, our preacher, and his wife ur,
and showed them all over the house.
There is plenty Of proof for everything
you have said, but this letter of DR..
Dream'ng's is going to have great ef-
feet. Some of tho new managers to-
day think it is better to keep every
thing as quiet AZ possible and I should
Dot be surprised if before three months
Miss 1ronton wins enough of them
over to reinstate her. They do not
know .wha. TO do. There is not dol
lar il, the treasury. and heavy debt.
Sha says the, Society owes her thrse
quarters salary, aud that she will not
leave until she is paid. With all this
trouble the: managers think, it will be
useless to ask the public, for money.
! The children are literally starving, the
wood. Is almost done, and the weather
still cold. Judge Kendon and Judge
Knox s each gave me ten dollars to-day,
but how long will that last This let
ter Of Dr. Dreaming's makes it appear
that che Is: perssouted.s Some of the
new y managers MAJ think they could perhaps
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n h WHITE & E. W. ROBERTSON
Attorneys 4 CounselOrsa At Law,
LAFAYETTE ST., betw cen Convention q Florida.
BATON ROUGE. La. Aas
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81. LOUIS MUTUAE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Home Office, No. 5I3 OIive street,
-n ST. LOUIS.
p, A. President,
JAS III. LUCAS, Vice President,
WM. n. ssEBY, secretary,
WM. n, E ioN, General Agent

DIRECTORS:
Jse,os " Lucas. samuel Will, Theodore La.
veille. chas. II. Peck. Rob-. X. Woods, jules
Vale, Geo. r. Robinson, Robt. E. Carr, John T.
Thoroton, David K. Ferguson, Hon. John Hogan,
Henry OyerstolE, Nicholas Schseffer, William t.
Gay, WIN. C. Jamison, 4. P. Honenksmp, L. If.
Baker. d. A. January, VIM. j. Lewis, F. Rozier.
Jr., Jacob Tamm.
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Gard.

: lave Received By Southern Express my
s'oek o. SAwclry. which selected when in
Ns~ tsrk foi Cash, which / think will soit
ny iHssds sad patrons.
- ares stock Of Diamonds, Watch
e, Chains Of all styles, Jewelry and
'iiverware, Is not surpassed BY any house
outside Of New Orleans. and wsuld ask my
''.'os = can and ~sas'aias mycH0ICE STOCK.
"i'ssi ssnguiss that they can make . better
ssssfsss here than elsewhere.
Z. FENDLER.
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Assets, Jan. I, 1868. over $4,000, 600.

THIS COMPANY issues policies on lives on all
The different plans, aud at as favorable rates as any
ether, while it has no restrictions tn regard 10 res
idence or yavel. and all lis profits are diuided an
aaaily among us policy holders. Its policies are
all issued ON the NON FORGETTING PLAN, 1t is
prompt in the payment of losses, no company
having q better reputation for promptness or
liberaiity.
The amount received for premiums
alone in tne year 1867, was.....-. 81 .405 ,349 80
Interest reeieved same time....... tl5035 70
Losses BY death for the saa1e period 255 500 90
This Company at its !asi Annual Meeting, held
in January. declared a dividend Of Forty per cent.
"a aieIIe II eash, and ---
Resolved " That ali dividends previous to, and in
GLIDING that Of January, 1867. will be paid during the
crrrent year, at the period Of fine renewal OF the 70
speetise policies, and from and after January 1869,
they will be paid a, the periods oitheir first renewal"
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Pickets and Posts.

TOR sALE-5o, o00 picksts, 9 feet long, an
Iposts. Apply It this omee, It the store Of b
p.uilhst, Perry Landing, " 3. y. LsfsbvTs.
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MATERIALS,

TOOLS AND HARD"
"A invite a call aud examination Of the same same
'he ia, Gre and Wareroou., opposite the Bank
Of '0e ~ asorve A. Pike, and near the
las ngea an Third street. Baton Roiige.
Post omce' Us. MeVAY.
isal6f
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UFFERS his Observation-Disclosures to the public
Of Baton Rouge and vicinity, 0dhcs on Church
street., the same heret<fcre occupied byspr.k
d. Day. s4*A syt
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TIME.

Civ my persona, atsen ton TO oil Fine
'"sssnstsd 70 my chargs. and Ems Watches,
"U1reuOmeters, WILDE done ia a Work
s sua1s nAausr, and warrsuted TO give salts
A"es sais date ! am determines to keen nope
a1St'oLAss woRKMEN ia my establish
ssue Hsf naas Nc faa a
aasssss prices paid for old Gold .nd
y IEEpLER. :
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implements.

npps, MATERIALS and Haidware-,
RUlLLphls ,r-oeotfnliy call the attention 81
u farmers, ana the community cereal
Piao,' ~. and usighboring parishes, to u! va
,soics and complete stock OF
,op,nLTuRAL IMPLEMENTS
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MAYORS CouRr-Mayor Chahoon pre-
siding. Henry Wesley, James Thomas,
Joe Griffin, and James Dodson (negroesl,
charged with stealing q lot Of clothing from
Mr.. A. Bodeker, were arraigued. Henry
Wesley was discharged-the others were
sent on.
Tishy Short andJinnie Pinny (negroes),
charged with stealing and carrying eff
S49.75, one coat, and one hat, from Price
Morris, were called, and the case was con-
tinued until to-day.
Randall Moore (negro), charged with as
saulting and beating Charles Scott, was
fined $3.50.
Alick Harris (negro), charged with OBJ
structing the sidewalk and refusing to
leave when ordered to do SO, was turned
over to his father for licking.
Peggy Faley, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was discharged, and left,
calling down the blessings Of Heaven upon
the Mayors head.
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The STREET T-SPRINKLERs.-On dry day
when the wind blows, to walk the streets
of Richmond is to be in purgatory itself
For week past we have endured the clouds
of flying dust, binding the eyes and soil
ing the clothes of pedestrians, and we there
fore hear with pleasure of the promised
early appearance of the "sprinklers " on
the streets. The business will be conduct
ed by the same company that did the work
last year 80 efficiently.
The merchants on Main and Broad
streets, who are particularly interested il
this matter, as the dust seriously affects
trade, will be waited on by an agent fol
subscriptions to keep the sprinklers going
1t is to be hoped that all will literally re-
spond to call which needs 60 little com
mendation.
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DESTRUCTIVE FJRE.-A fire broke out in
the stable of Mr.. E. B. Addison, Jr., on tho
Grove road, just beyond the Old Fair
Grounds, on yesterday morning at about
81 O'Clock, and entirely destroyed the
building, together with brick stable be-
longing to Mr.. Charles Y. Morriss. A very
fine blooded bay horse belonging to Mr.. Ad-
Olson was burnt up, and valuable mule
was SO injured as to render his recovery
doubtful. Mr.. Morris lost quite quantity
Of feed.
The loss will reach about 81 800, of which
Mr.. Addison shares about $500, he having
lost in addition to his live stock carriage
and harness. He is not insured. We un-
derstand Mr.. Morriss is.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURr-Justice Atles
prestding.-In the case of Peter Dickinson
"a negro), indicted for retailing tobacco
without license, q verdict Of not guilty was
rendered yesterday. The principal wit
ness gave evidence directly contradictory
of his own statements before, the grand
jury. The prisoner was discharged, and
the witness was arrested to answer the
charge Of perjury.
In the case Of John Woodworth 10 justice
Of thespeace), for assault Eand battery, the
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The CONFEDERATE DEAD AT FORT HAIR
RIsoS.-A number of young men with the
right spirit will 60 down to Fort Harrison
this morning to see about the alleged out
RACES upon the remains Of the Confederate
dead buried OF that place. The party con-
sists of E. H. Chesterman, John F. Knowles,
George Bargamin, VIM. F. Young, John j.
Langhorne, A. Bargamin, Jr., s. c. Hayes,
Fred. Habliston, and others, whose names
We were unable to learn. They take with
them boxes for burial purposes, and two
Grave e-dippers.
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THE NoRTHAMPToN.-The wrecking par
ty engaged in raising this steamer, which
was sunk off Drewry's Bluff, had her sus-
pended on chains, when, on Wednesday
night, the steamer Petersburg came along,
and caused the chains to give away. She
has now settled again, and it has been de-
ternined to blow her up as the easiest way
to clear the river of the nuisance.
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Ing to the wearer, but 1t SO dlscolors the IA
brio as to render frequent bleaching necessary,
which, being usually effected by the use OF strong
alkalies acids, destroys the fabric before 1t has
rendered one half It's natural service.
DURYEA'S SATIS-GLoss sTARcH Is perfectly
pure and saow-white.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE April
8, 1s69.-John Draper, Edenton, N. c.;
Abraham Heitf, salesbury, Va; Oscar NJ
Waring, Winchester, Va. B. F. Cochran,
Augusta county, Va; Miss Sarah Clai,
borne, Surry county, Va; Miss Martha
Freeman, Richmond, Va.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, March ~ 1850. )


T ANCASTER (TRUSTEE) VS.. A. T.
~ STEWART AND ALs.-By decree en-
tered Ia this cause by the circuit court OF the city
OF Richmond on the 5!h OF March, 1859, IL is or
dered THAT one OF the commissioners OF this
cours DO inquire and ascertain what Is TIE amount
OF the suplls fund in the hands OF Robert a. Lan-
caster, trustee under the deed from Thomas III.
Quarles, as stated IN the bill. and how the same
should be distributed and applied as bttween Inc
claimants thereof and in what priorities. And Inc
said Comm ssioIer IS dl. ected TO give notice ey
publication once week for four successive weeks
In so1ne newsp ,per published in the city or htch
mond to al persons who may have claims upon
The surplus funds IN the hands OF the sol trustee,
K. A. Lancaster, 10 prove the same before Il In at
fome time and place appointed by him for T. par-
pose e. under the penalty Of being excluded from
any share In the distribution thereof .hnull they
fail so TO do, and the said Commissioner Is d.
rected to audit The claims that may be 30 proved
before him and report the result OF his inquiries
to the cour:, with any matters specially stated, !"
&c. &c.
:he parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on sATU hD1 Y the 3t.h OF April 1859,
at 10 clock A. II as the lime, and my ol1ee, No,
$40 Franklin street. in the city of Richmond, Va,
rs the place, {, execute the foregtieg decrse.
THOMAS j. EVAkS,
NH :s-Fsw Commissioner.
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jury was divided in opinion, and the case
was dismissed on the payment Of costs by
the defendant. This case occupied nearly
the whole day, a large number of witnesses
being examined.
There being chung" jury in the case
of Skinner, indicted for assault and bat
terry, it also vas dismissed on payment of
costs.
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RIARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL S, 1869.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York
merchandise and passengers, w. g. Dunhan
& Co.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, HarYeys 4 Viii.
liams.
Schooner F. W. Alton, -, Boston, mer.
chandise, Crowell s. Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, Harveys Will
liams.
Schooner G. W. Krebbs, Carlisle, James
river, TO finish loading for Baltimore.
Schooner Mary Haley, down the river, light
MEMORANDA.
New YORK, April 6.-Arrived, schooner P.
Boice, from Richmond. Cleared, schooners
G. 7. Hubbard and u. II. Rapp, for Rich
mond.
Schooner L. S. Levering, from Boston for
Richmond, put into Holiness Hole on the 5th
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SALE OF BANK STocKs.-Messrs. Grubhs
s Williams sold at auction on yesterday so
shares National Bank of Virginia stock as
follows 20 shares at $75 so; Is at $50 =;
5 at $Sl 10 at $3.50. They also sold so
shares Planters National Bank stock: Is
shares at s7l; 10 at s72; 20 at s72 so 5
-
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EVILS OF IMPURE STAaCH.-No amount Of
skill and care N prevent trouble and poor nn!sh
In he use OF impare starch. and consequent dis
satisfaction to the laundsess and the wearer. Nor
does the trouble end here, for impure Starch Ia
not only troublesome TO use, and in consequence
OF It's lack lustre aud golden or yellow hue annoy
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For CoUGltS AND THROAT DISORDERS use
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRcCHEs, having proved
their efficiency by test of many years.
Il have never changed my mind respecting them
from he first, excepting to think yet better OF that
which began thinking well OFF,
Rev. HENRY WARD HEEcHER,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-09

A CoMPLIMENT.-P Bernard
Krause, the well-knoWn musician Of the
Richmond Orchestra, leaves here in few
days for Baltimore, where he has received
an appointment as member Of the orches-
ira of the Grand Opera Troupe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-09
ORANGES.
RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICKl

DELIEF FOR THE SICK
How often does It happen that whole famuy
lis brought TO tie point Of misery through sickness
OF their prosider,-the husband and the father-he
being able in such state TO .bor for the means
OF support, aud they, being too prord TO ask for
assistance In time, n: exhausting all their little
means for medicines and DOCTORS fe-s and at last
there is nothing remaiGing but utter dCspondeDcy.
All this can be avoi led Dy psytrg In good times
q small amount to the fund Of the SOUTH hhE
MUrGtL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying %. 80
half annually. IS every week when sick: or by
paying S5 $40 every wet k, no matter whether the
dsease Is derived from accident any other cause
The premiums are put SO low 1s 70 enable even
and secure to his family enoughto 10 keep item from
want.
Information can be received at the oflce OF the
company, sls Broad street.
agents for all parts of the country are wanted.
DInECToRs WiEi.m Widt President; A.
Bodeker. Treasurer; John II. Peln. Secretary.
TRUSTEES: John Purcell; james Miller,
| cashier ofthe Union Savings Bank; ). II. Roten-
baum. ap5