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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-25

WHTTTEMoRE AS A F'INANcIER.- view
of the notorious Cadet Pedler's probable
return to Congress, from which he was
expelled with ignominy, correspondent
of the Baltimore Express favors the pub
lie with specimens of his office-holding
and mileage fnanciering, as follows:
MIR. Whittemore's residence is ut
Darlington. "The most usually travelled
route" to Washington-in fact, the only
direct route-is as follows: From Oar
Ington to Florence, twelve miles; from
Florence to Richmond, ola Wilmington,
Weldon and Petersburg, and from Rich
mond to Washington, Uia Acquia Creek,
402 miles. Mr.. Whittemore was elected
Slate Senator the same time he was
elected member of Congress. He left
home as State Senator for the State
fourteenth amendment and the election
of United States Senators, in which he
participated, he started to Washington
cia Charleston. In his mileage account,
as an NJ. c., he charged from Darling
ton to Columbia, and round that way to
Washington, 632 miles, Gnstead of 492
miles,) and also drew mileage from the
State from his home to Columbia and
back. This was done on four several occa-
sions. Mr.. Whittemoro also held both
positions, drawing pay as State Senator
of South Carolina and rs n member of
Congress, until it was suggested to him
that he had better resign the formor po-
sition, which ho did. And such is the
man who is coming to Washington to
claim the seat from which he was SO re-
Gently expelled.
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OPINION OF THE PnEss.-Wo tako pleasure in
calling the attention OF our readers to very
remarkable medicine, notice of which APP
poars in tho Observer this morning ng-Heinitsh's
"QUEEN's DELIGHT" There must DO some
thing in it, for wo hear it spoken Of as pro-
paration OF much merit, and one prepared by
Or. Helnitsh himself, Of distinguished phar-
maceutical reputation. The cuphonious sou-
briquet, "QUEEN's DELIGHT" has in itself an
attraction which should commend it to our
lady friends i'll need of 30 excellent medi-
cine, and wo suppose all would DO benefited
by its use. For sale by FISHER g. HEISIran,
Druggists A24
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MAY 25 3
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta r. R..
rT f1iC

TREASURER'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., May, 1870.
TTlHE Coupons on tho Bonds Of this Compa-
Il ny will be redeemed at the National City
Bank of New York, tho National Banks Of
Charlotte and Columbia, at the Office of Messrs.
John J. Cohon & Sons, in Augusta, Ga, and
at this Office, on and after the first OF July
next: These Bonds arc not subject to taxa
tion by the States of North Carolina, South
Carolina, or Georgia, and arc better secured
by tho amount Of property mortgaged and
the income of the Road than any Bonds here
tofore issued by tho Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad Company, or the Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Company. AS it is to
tho interest OF the holders of tho two last
named securities, and the convenience of this
Company, to have all the Bonds funded as
soon as practicable into the first and only
Mortgage Bonds of the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Company and as tho
payment OF the Coupons ofthis Company alone
is provided for, the holders of the Charlotte and
South Carolina & Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Bonds arc respectfully invited to fund
them, without delay, and receive their interest
on tho fret OF July, at the places named.
By order of tho Board Of Directors
c. H. MANSON,
May 25 Treasurer C. C. j. A. II. r. Co.
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GRAND CON NSUM NJ ALTON
OF
Gle arance ale s,
X [ n A r D. S.

LNOR THE NEXT FOURTEEN DAYS we
IL offer still GREATER BARGAINS. The
time is 80 near when we must commence work
on our building, and our stock being very
large, we propose to sell at and BELOW NEW
YORK COST.
Dress Goods, below New York cost
Black and Colored Dress Silks, below New
York cost.
Fancy Goods of every kind below New York
cost.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Yostings, be-
low New York cost
Shaws, Summer Coverings and Lace Points
below New York cost.
Hosiery and Gloves at exactly New York cost.
Table Damasks, Napkins, Doylies and Tow
els, at exactly New York cost.
Carpets, Mating, and Window Shades, at
exactly New York cost.
:. Long Cloths and Domestic Goods, at exactly
New York cost.
Linen and Cotton Shectings, aid Pillow
Castings, at exactly New York cost.
As we expect the rush for cheap goods to be
even greater than it has been since we COM
menced selling off, we advise all to buy early,
these being tho final closing out sales.
May - j. II. Il NJ. l.. KINARD.
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The following table we find in an ex-
change. We think it will be found to be
useful in explaining the relative value Of
many indefinite terms which have be-
como rs common as pig tracks" We
can see no impropriety in it, as it is per-
fectly useless to employ SO many terms
unless there is some value attached:
3 right-smarts make heap.
4 heaps make one pile.
3 piles make lots.
4 lots make ono COB.
8 gobs make one scad.
3 scads mako one oodlc.
5 oodles mako ono dead load.
2 dead loads make more IL mule can
pull.
Thirsty people, go to Pollock's.
WEST POINT KU KLUX -Notwithstand-
ing the fact that nearly all the cadets at
West Point are Of radical appointment
and of Northern birth, they looked with
the greatest disfavor on Buffers recent
attempt to Introduce a colored brother
into their classes md messes. It is re-
lated that, when one of them was asked
how the colored cadets would have been
received, he replied: "They wonld not
have lived two nights after they entered. :"
-DiiAAAi ~ 'tS Clo, ~ ~ OlloCh D.
The newest Cuban sensation is that tho
steamer George B. Upton, which sailed
from New York on Saturday last, has n
commission from the Junta as a regular
man-of-war. She is said to have n full
complement of officers and some 200
fighting men, besides full supply OF
ammunition, shells, &c.
Everybody, go to Pollock's!
Let this be the female dignity and
praise:
SIN their race
To rear the graccs into second life,
TO give society its highest taste,
Well. ordered homo man 3 best delight to make
And by submissive WISDOM modest skill
With every gentle care -eluding art,
10 raise the virtues, animate the bliss,
And sweetcn nll tho tolls OF human life"
Connoisseurs, go to Pollock's.
The Edgefield Aduertiser says that m
extensive gnano mandatory in Edge
field was burned short time since. It
was the property of Francis Frazier, an
cnterprising colorcd man.
Hungry people, 60 to Pollock's.
The lady proprietor of on ice cream
saloon, in Charleston, was arrested yes
terday, upon warrant issued by Trial
Justice Mishaw, for refusing to sell ice
cream to colorcd persons.
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NO c. A N A r ID.
S. w. PORTER & co.
Are constantly i'll receipt of first claes
DRY GOODS,

WTHICH they arc Offering to this market at
w unusually low figures. We are new
compcls us to be fully up to the market. We
keep posted as to tho Eastern prices, and
mark our goods new in store in accordance
with tho decline. We sell good Goods at II
living profit; we ask no more; an examination
OF our stock will certainly convince the most
skcptical OF this truth. We are also doing
business on the cash system, which necessarily
gives many advantages, and consumers will
lind 1t to their interest to give liz call before
purchasing elsewhere. Let the prices iluctu-
ate as they may. We arc fully resolved not to
be undersold. Call and SEQ us at our new
store, Main street, Columbia.
May 81 $. w. PORTER & CO
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We arc authorized to announce EDWARD
F. STOKES, ESQ, OF Greenville, candidate
to represent the people of the Fourth Congress
sional District Of South Carolina in tho Con.
gress of the United States, at tho ensuing
election in October.
iples-DEMCCRATIC.
OF Tho papers Of the Fourth Congress
sional District will please insert until ordered
out. May2
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1t astounds everybody that coloress,
c!loudlcss fluid, like spring water. should re-
viye the original tint i'll white, grey or grizzled
hair. Yet 80 it is. PnALoN's V1rALIA on SAL
vATIoS FOR THE HAIR is just such fluid, as
other dye or coloring liquid ever known in
imparting rich shades Of color to grey hair.
M22 TO
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United States Internal Revenue.
COLLECTIONS pFFIOE. an a. a..

CoLuMD1A, 8. O., May as. 1870.
THHE Lists Of special Tor ioensel Taxes for
oity Of Columbia and the Counties Of Richland
aud Lexington, have been placed In my hands
for collection: Payment is required to be
made by the 10th June next. After that date,
lection enforced according to law.
Parties can savo penalties and costs by pay
ing their annual taxes before June 1st.
Il. NJ. WALLACE, Dep. Col. Sd 8. G.
Nav 25 t6
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintance Of Mn. and
MRS. JACOB HUssUNG are invited to attend
tho funeral OF the latter. from her late resi-
dence, corner Of Assembly and Washington
streets. THIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
Services at Lutheran Church.
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"WE THANK THEE, FRIEND, FOR THAT
Word. THAT able and fair paper, the
Nation, (Republican,) referring to mat
ters IN Greece, says:
"It is safe to say that n lower pitch of
degradation politics have never reached
than they have reached in Athens, not
ercepting South Carolina. Tho intrigues
of the harem are more respectable than
the wiles of the Greek statesmen"
The reformers in South Carolina, con
sisting of Democrats, Republicans--w -whito
and colored to improve this state
OF affairs. We nave, too, to contend
with the "wiles' OF statesmen
who have grappled themselves together
with hooks of "steel."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-25

havo usod DR.. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
in my family for Dyspepsia and Sick Head-
ache, and regard it as an invaluable remedy
in thcso attacks. It has not failed to give re-
lief in any instance. REV. w. F. EAsTEnLING,
Florida Conference. MOO t3
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Imported Wines.

HAVE just received the following list of
Il choice WINES, comprising the finest Euro
pcan brands. This is, without doubt, the
largest and best assortment ever offered in
Columbia.
ETS.-Rrandcnburg Frcrcs Mcdoc,
st. Julien. Margaux, Pontot Canet, LaIosc,
Chateau Laltoso, Grand Yin Latour, 1858;
Margaux, 1858; LaFitte, 1858.
HOCFxS AND SAUTERNES.-Lanben
heimer, Eeerstemer, Hockheimer, Marco
bruner, Rudeshcmer, Haut Sauterne, Haut
Barsac.
CIIAMPAGNES.-Mo & Chandons YER
Seal. Bruch, Poucher & Co.'s Lac Dor, Cart c
Dor, Sparkling Mosele.
sIiERRiEs.-All Grades, from house of
Wisdom Warter, Xores dc La Frontera, in
Guiding somo very choice "AMONTILLADO," :"
worthy the attention of connoiseurs.
May 10 GEORGE SYMMERS
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It appears that the Democratic party
have swept the State of New York The
latest reports foot up q majority of
nearly 10000 votes, and many Of the
rural precincts heretofore radical have
been carried by the Democracy. The
New York Times attributes the Waterloo
defeat Of its party to "Republican"
apathy and calls for stronger spirit and
more effective organization.
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WILLIAM GLAZE

HAS WATCHES REPAIRED by the best of
III Workmcn. All kinds Of JEWELRY re.
paired and made to order. ENGRAVING
done by one of the best Engravcrs in the
Sonth. WSI. GLAZE
Mays tIm
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MANHOOD:
How Lost: How Restored!

N How Lost: How Restored:
Just published, in a sealed enrelope. Price cts
A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
MENT, and Radical Cure of Spermutorrhea or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage
generally; Nervousness, Consumption, Epi-
lcpsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, resulting from Self Abuse, &C., by
Robt. j. CulverweiI, NJ. D., author OF tho
Screen Book" &c.
"a Boon TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS"
Sent under seal, i'll plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps, by CHAS. J. g. KLINE
4 CO., 127 Bowery, New York, Post Once
BOX $50.
Also DR.. Cnlverwcll's ''Marriagc Guide"
price 25 cents. Nav 3 3mo
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COLUMBIA, S. G.
"wednesday Morning. May 25. 1870.
Tho Need OF a Change.

We have received from one of our sub
scribers in the town of Newberry, clear,
striking and dispassionate view Of the
complications in which we are involved.
he appreciates fully and feels aoutely
the corruption and misrule that aftiiot
ms. AS to the remedy, he expresses his
opinions, which are based upon an anal
ysis Of our situation. he has no great
faith in reform by the ballot, bnt holds
that to get relief. we must apply sharp
and decisive remedies OF politico eco
nomical kind. He fears, that unless
something is done, that matters will grow
worse. We refer to these views not so
much in view of the writer's want of
faith in political effort, but rs showing
how the situation is viewed by earnest,
clear headed and rejecting men. The
truth Of the matter is, the sober, thought
fnl portion of our people are impressed
with the absolute necessity of an i'm
proyement in our public affairs. The
State is bearing up manfully under it's
heavy burdens, but it is an uphill bust
ness for most people to realize enough to
live upon and pay the taxes imposed by
tho Government, State and National
Our correspondent deplores the disposi-
tion to plant cotton at the expense of
better business. He remarks-"Cot
is most certainly King stork Of the South
at this time" On the subject of the ne
eessity of good government, he remarks:
"Without good government, full pro-
teotion Of person and property, thero
can be no real prosperity stimulus
or reward for lnbor. The reflection Of
the industrious, that the fruits of his
labor go to support vice and idleness,
ignorance and filth, force, fraud and
, perjury, at home and at the North, will
relax his energy and thrift. II becomes a
crime against Civilization TO be industrious
I under such conditions, and emigrate he
will and should, if there is no other way
OF escaping degradation.
This is strong language. It shows how
the situation impresses sober citizens.
And above all, it shows at once the duty
and the necessity of the work to which,
in common with others, we summon our
friends.
o.
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To School Teachers,

PRYAN & McCARTER, Columbia, S. c.,
- always keep for sale u largo assortment Of
CLASSICAL and ENGLISH SCHOOL Books; also
FRENCH and GERMAN SCuooI. Rocks and
SCIooI STATIONERY, at low prices. May 10
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4 Demand Tor Reform from the Republic
can Camp.

q = -
A Demand Tor Reform from thc Republic
can Camp.
~ The Missionary Record-edited by the
radical colored Senator from Charleston
is out in bold, outspoken words in behalf
OF reform. The Record admits that the
corruption charged against the ruling
regime, in certain respects, at least, is
we'll founded. Whether the reform we
need shall come from ,cithin or from
,citAom the great body of outsiders will
be bereftted-we mean those, white
and colored, outside of the plundering
ring of self-seekers and schemers. In
our judgment the efforts for reform
ought to begin both from ,cithin and
from apikaom. Then, indeed, shall we see
the work of "disirtegration" go bravcly
on.
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A special despatch to the Charleston
Republican, dated Columbia, May 90,
says:
Congressman Hogo has nominated for
appointment to West Point Military
Academy colored youth, named james
W. Smith, son of Alderman Smith, of
Columbia. Young Snith has completed
q two years course Mt Howard Univer-
sity, and has attended Cambridge Col
logo.
Supervisory Architect Mullett is here
from Washington, in reference to the
location of new post Office.
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COLUMBIA, May II, 1870.
Col. J. P. THOMAS, having disposed of his
interest in tho "COLUMBIA TANNERY" to
Messrs. JOHN WATIEs and WM. X. BAcMMAS,
the business will hcnccforth be conducted
under tho firm name uf JOHN WATIES & co.
j. ". PARKER,
JOHN WATIES,
May IS +6 WM. X BACHMAN.
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i E e G H E S
AT
E. E. j "A G. TX s MS
May 252 DRUG STORE.
To Water Tenants.

10 Water Tenants.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, May 20, 1870.
A LII persons using Water from tho City
~ Reservoir, who have neglected to pay fer
the use Of the same, are notified that their
supply will be shut off on the 1st Of June il
not paid for, and executions issued for the
collection OF tho amount due.
May % 6 J.S. MCMAHON, City Clerk
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
r. NJ. Wallace-U. s. Internal Revenue.
J. S. MclIahon.-CityT Taxes.
Nomination OF Edward NJ. Stokes.
s. W. Porter e Co.-Dly Goods.
j II. d NJ. l.. Early Closing.
John Alexander-Notice.
G & @. r. R.-Extra Sunday Train.
&. +. Jackson ecchos.
c., @. & A. II. ..-Bonds, Coupons.
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1T is COMING. Let the North beware.
In the United States Senate, ON Friday,
Mr.. Sherman offered an amendment to
the bill to enforce the fifteenth amend
ment, providing heavy penalties for re-
peating and illegal registration, unlaw-
full interference with election officers,
and unlawful disturbances of political
meetings, designed, rs he said, particu-
larly to correct the notorious abuses in
New York, but of course applying to the
whole country. Mr.. Thurman de-
nounced Shermans proposition rs the
most startling that had yet been made.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
EARLY Closing" "

1"R1J OiOoIuS.
FUNI1E long established and ell-known firm
Il OF J. Ii. II NJ. J.. KINARD having deter
mined, in Difference to the wishes OF those
employed by them, to close their House Mt
O'Clock p. ~, during The summer months, the
following named gentlemen hereby tender tho
firm their thanks, hoping that none of our
lady friends or patrons of the House will be
at all inconvenicnced by the arrangement:
and assuring them that we will use every en-
deavor to please, we are. most respectfully,
l.. g. SWYGERT, salesman.
L. II. QUATTLEBAUM "
HORACE l.. BRUCE,
s. j. PERRY
JOHN LYNCH,
JOHN r. SLAWSON,
w. ". FRY,
S. W. CAPERS,
THOMAS C. KENNEDY,
J. Fl. BALDWIN,
May 25
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Guns and Ammunition.

CSI received by William Glaze, fino Eng
~ lIsh BREECH-LOADING GUNS, fine Eng
nsh PoWder, in Canisters, Shot and Gaps, of all
liams & Co.'s Banking House. Dec i6
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Carolina Pine Bud Cordial.

UdIUIIHa FInG BUD CORDIAL,
Manufactured Jy Richard Barry d Co., Co.
iuDlJid, S. Z.
rTNHIS CORDIAL, as it's name indicates, is
Il made from the Buds of the Young Pine,
with tho purcst of spirits, and is entirely free
from all essential oils. We can safely recon-
mcnd it in cases of Consumption, Affections
OF the Throat, and for its beneficial action OH
Urinary Organs, and as n pleasant Cordial,
either before or after meals. NIay22
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Fountain Soda Water,
Notice.

COLUMBIA. S. c., MAY II, 1870
TENHE Firm of J. Z. THOMAS & CO., is this
Il day dissolved by mutal consent.
]. p. THOMAS,
J. w. PARKER
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ia @ @ "a L L t q M - ,

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. .-The' Northern
mail is opened for delivery at a. m. !;
closed at $50 q. m. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. m.; closed at $50 p. m.
Greenville, opened at $50 p. M; closed
at $50 p. M. Western, opened at $50
a. m.; closed at p. m. Charlestc.,,
(evening,) opened Mt q. M; closed at
4.3o p. m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from to 10 q. m.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-11-02
Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York !
Has CASH ASSETS amounting 10 over
SSO.0Oo.0 900,

HIS COMPANY OFFERS ADVANTAGES To THE
L iDsuring public superior to any, Us having
The Largest Number OF Policy Holders !
The Largest Amount OF Assctsl
And al having paid the LARGEST PERCENTAGE OF ANY
COMPANY IN THE wOrLDl
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PROPOSAL TO AMEND THE CONsTI-
TUITION.

Il ME ASSEMBLY, THE SENATE CONCTRRING,
L propose tho following constitutional Amend.
mCnt: Section one Of Article Two Of the Constitution
OF the State OF Nevada Is amended by striking there.
from the word "Mae' wherever IL occurs therein.
u. q. ADKISOS, Speaker uf the Assembly
\. wHITruRp. CLERK ~ the Assembly.
T. H. EDWARDS
President of the Senate pro TEN.
CHAs y BICKSFLI,
Assistant Secretary Of the Senate
IiSpORSFBl
Assembly proposal to Amend the CDnstitutiOn. No.
~ Introduced January 22d 1869. Passed February
2ith lSG9-yras, 81; nays, II.
A. wHITFORD, Clerk Of the Assembly.
Received In Senate February goth. isGp Passed
March ID, iSo9-ycas, II; nays. I.
CHAS. =. BICRSEII,
Assistant Secretary ~ the Senate,
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Entire system All Cash!
No Delusiyc Notes or Looms.

would take this opportunity Of warming parties
seeking insurance to fully investigate the note system
before adopting IL, and not to receive truths tho
claprap assertion Of agents that the dividends would
cancel the loan note but Ia demand proof of one
instance where 1t has done so on an Endowment Poll
cy
The New York Life, New England Mutual and
'ConnectICut Mutual all of which uuuucationabIy
stand among the leading companies of the world after
trying the note system for quarter Of century have
abandoned Il rs being entirely inapplicable tp the
present most popular form of Lite Insurance.
In giving mp the not" system tho New England -
in its Twcnty.sixth Annual Report. dated January,
1870. gives two for its action, the IN ain one
being asl quote. verbatim. from said report
THAT persons are induced 10y the rosr-COored
statement uf many solicitors who have Thought loss
Of the morality of the thing than Of the commission to
be obtained ON the rsk-to insure for double the
amount they can AFFORD I" carry anticipating that
turns of surplus will be sufficient to cancel their in
dcbtCdnCss In the shape Of notes
The experience Of the New England las been the
sam" as that Of other companies doing business on
the note plan and has been compelled To abandon it,
theory OF tYcntysiS years because could not
the roscted statements OF it's own solicitors: and
no company, with regard to its future reputation.
can afford to shoulder tho assertions of agents that
knows II To he false.
Tho system Is capable Of the worst abuse. many
persons insurng under II suppoSing the payment de-
Inandcd by the agent TO be fIl and being entirely
ignorant Of the fact that they were Indebted Co M,
company for loan that was continually drawing
interest.
General Agents know or should know the fa,Iary of
The note or loan plan Asa class sub Will sor
Know II. and am perfectly aware Of the difficulty
hgCilt III ODtaiiing SOLICITORS
who will he truthful and conscientious I'll their state.
mcnts. ...
All | ask Of the public Is. to know well what they
ar" doing, aud Ia examine tho tables before i'm wing
their premium. that they will undorEtand whether
the company has any lien the policy In The shape
~ note or loan drawing interest.
On the CASH system you have a CoSrtSuaLLY nv.
pucED PAYMENT or an IScRrAsED AMouSr oy tysun.
AScE on the NorE plan you have CONTINUALLY
iScIEAsED rAYMgSr and q DEcREAsED VALUE ~ N.
sunAsCE. WHICH Do You PREFER
JOHN sPKOsTON, state Agent.
~ Nrinhhrt, Local Agent, Elko. s2f