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New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

nced than hint in this direction. We assure him
that the South very m preferring Horace Gree
leg 90 almost candidate who could have been named
for thc Presidency because n In Horace Greeley
that social amnesty and moral emancipation which 10
needs tan al else. II this Mr. Curtis ought " be
with NJ. Greeley. But he isn't
THE MOST IMPORTANT POLITICAL EVENT or THE
CAMPAIGN.
From Dis Terlf Post
The most important political event Of this
week. not of the entire Presidential campaign Is With
out doubt the Democratic National Convention which
will assemble at Baltimore next Tuesday From this
alone t Will depend whether we can hope for rescue
from the present corrupt military rue the reunion OF
the whole Republic te restoration OF the fundamental
free institutions and public morals without which the
American Republic would never have been established,
aud without Which its existence is seriously menaced
Fortunately il can now be positively stated thAt the
Democrats who viii assemble in Convention, VIII not
propose separate ticket but that they IN conformity
~ the Instructions OF their constituents, VIII adopt the
Cincinnati platform and indorse the keIorm uoAe SEee
ley and Brown.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
THE SOUTH AND MR. GREELEY.

HarDer's Weekly began, and the Radical
Oraus are keeping up effort cmbtter the southern
people aerinsr Horace Greeley hy the agency OF pre-
tended extract from The NEw-NORK IRIBCEL Ia which
Mr.. Greeley made u utter very savage things
against the south Wen, what ~ itf II We salts
ned. why need Northern Radicals complain But
perhaps you would Ike 10 know Why We are satisfied,
and a. have a turn for lmpartiug information, We
do n't mind telling You that are not budde Of
tackassee judge man by hs character, ana not bY
his partisan si knowing that the most OuispOken men
rarely maj uant, AM feeling that as we had
iu Mr Greeley fearless adversary when We were up.
aud a syInpathiZing and maguan uoas enemy when We
were down, we shall have an honest brave, and a
liberal President TAe editor OF HIrpers HeefiV has
made TOO many studios n psychology anu BE- WliIal "a
Of too mach CULTURE au1 kggGI.4z. VI ~. 4.l!- Il
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.

GRANT REPUBLICANs QUARRELING OVER TIE
ORGANIZATION OF A CLUB.
The XVth Assembly District Grant Club met
at Krommes Hall in West Thrty-third-st, Oh saturuay
evening Henry d. Lapaugh presided and saa a' 'Ho
object OF the meeting was 70 form Grant ana NNs'-
Campaign Club. Dr. Robert J. Newton moVeu '""
committee OF I'VE be appointed by the chair TO repoi
nermapeut officers Of the new club; carried Augustus
Bishop ,id not wish the President OF the Grant ClNO
appoint this committee. Mr.. Turner moved 'h'' o.
action in regard 10 the election Of officers DC
until after the organization Of the new eaD' Inc
man refused TO entertain the notion ana
that the officers should be elected by ballot %N s7N
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
A CORRECTION.
affor Of The Tribune.

TO the Editor or Ihe ATfOHho'
SIR: Your Chicago correspondent, in his let
ter dated the soh ult speaking OF The Chicago T1tHne,
among other things says;
Infinite are AIKEN - show The TAe Of this e coming
speedy Of is advocacy OF ne Liberal cns
repeating significant anl enrin sio On mai oD Ons
stocEbo o hat paper personal friend oi Cen Gr Tred a Us
poerssress change M Hor-ce Nhte the edo
and couplsipe bitterly done his prOr By tie
course plpeL Nj White Who 1pTemeF
uper al rc auces ado IN rbuA OF tbs but queGy
ses the ouge one would sell bis ofng hin at
th m tine TIE OngnAl an prest pc IA2s
was The end Of th2t matter
Permit me 10 state that there is not particle OF truth
in the significant and current story" 1r. White has
made no offer to the Outraged one" to purchase his
stock directly or indirectly, at the "orgal or present
price" OF any other price. DO that Is tie amount OF
that " significant story" ONE hHO Knows
Chicago, July 10. 1874
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
SURPRISING THE TRIBUNE.

From TIE srrflgdcid ApubLcIh
THE TRIBUNE sets at rest the stories OF
its loss OF circulation and business because OF
its advocacy Of the Reform movement, and de-
clares that its circulation is greater at the
present time than 1t year ago, and that - has
been increasing month 20 month through the wear
and more especially during the past few weeks IL s not
so easy business, people suppose for few post
mas ers and political COMMITTEES Or two ~ suppress
great newspaper.
From Tie Neig- York Sun.
The latest work to which Grants postmas-
ters nave been assigned furnishing lists OF The IRIB
INES subscribers 70 Grant committees. newspaper
subscription list property which bears cash value
and the precise nature Of the act IA which these post
masters engage at the dictatiOn Of the politicians 10
petty larceny a ofclse, the lists they nch
are short long President Gr4ut, by his action ~ re-
latOn 10 election frauds I'm Texas, has manifested his
approval OF the employment OF perjury ballot box stuff
ing and forgery means Tor the promotion OF his IN
terests and he would doubtless think II very strange II
his postmasers should hesitate TO commit Little petty
larceny on lis account
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
THE DETROIT FREE PRESS FOR GREELEY.

THE DETROIT FREE PRESS FOR GREELEY
Publishing the valedictory of Col. Freeman
Norven. It's political editor and part proprietor who
leaves the paper because Of the difference IN opinion
between the persons who have purchased the controlling
interest and himself. The Detroit Free Press places the
Liberal ticket at the head OF columns, ana thus ex-
presses its convictions:
The views Of the present prOpfletOr of me Iee IS
are that the only hope of the country Is the defeat OF e
publican party the ensuing contest fhat tAe lOn
ve1tion Of the Democracy, after deliberate survey o
tbe whole field having determined that Greeley and
Brown should be the standard bearers Of the Democracy
In this contest il Is the duty Of the whole body or me
Democracy and Of ali Democratic organs 10 give 70 LAOs
candidates a hearty and loyal support Heneei0rWard
the course OF Free Press Will be II accord with these
views Of its prOprietOrs, and il the campaign now
opened II will be found, II has been found IN AL
previOus campaigns, rendering whJe-hearted ana
faithful service in the ~ conservative PRINCIPLES
and the Democratic faith. These principles and TINS
faith embodied in the platform of the Convention az
Baltimore and ffly declared therein 70 De essential 70
lust government carried into administration OF the
government VIII rescue the country frOm RepuDlcanIan
and Grantism and bring back once more an era Or
honesty purity and conservatism ID pub &c affairs. To
this end We shall appeal 70 the Democracy and the
people elect the candidates whom the Liberal Repub
lcans and the Democracy have placed before them ana
thereby 20 put end In this country. 70 radicailsm
Capitalization, personal government, and corruption.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

Valley, on the Lover Lakes, and IN NewEnHanf. Tss
temperature has risen slightly In the Middle otatess
where southwest winds now prevail.
Fhe baf0mstsF Aas sDpsTsBtig rt,ea on Tuesday IN
Wa and Minnesota WITH nOrt-WesterlY winds; Dut very
OF TIE mdlgb egTapc repJrs have a. yet pfen
received ant ths report i Therefore princptiy based
upon the observations Of Tuesday afternoon.
PrOba6lihsg
The lowest Barometer Will probably move eastwsrs
over Northern New-E gland on Wednesdsy, VIII west
erlv winds from New YORK 10 Virginia aud WessWtrl
Cloudy weather Sith pOssibly light rain continue frs
Peunsyivanla % Kentucky. but clearing away cuuuf
the day: rising barometer and northwest WHO'S pfeFah
from Lake Erie nOrtn-Westward.
No material change Is Indicated for tho southern ard
Ciuif Sfltna
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

ruled ont of order Of confusion and d'seie
ensued, several persons accusing the Chairman OF F.
deavorBg to engineer the meeting in ths Interest oil
certain men, Repeated calls made for an ADJOURN
men and many left the hall. apprcntiy d.51stI WIZ
the course things taking As soon a. quiet was
restored the chairman appointed the committee ana the
club reOrganzed a Grant and Wilson Camptish Oiup
The comm tee reported the following Oncer VINO were
elected President, DR.. Robert ; Newton NcePresl-
dents, Wm j. Stewart and Samuel Hamilton; 0ecte-
tarles, James A. Ross ". :. murray, ana 6eofgt r.
sathery; Treasurer Robert s. Williams; S'rgeantal-
arms, Patrick W. Curtis. Mr. Turner annOunced th1t
there would be meeting the place TINS Iueslyy
evening, 70 form Grant aud Wilson Club IA proper
manner.
DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT.
At a Democratic ratification meeting IN the
xIXth Assembly District Last week the following were
adopted:
Fro1s We the dtrsas ~ the XIYh Assembly District q The CT
eEYork believing the great puncps evil hnV a. "a
pounded b. loer recorded In he Da0u Ol lIaepn enos
Washington Jefer50n Jackson
party kindred creed birthplace meeting a. ~
American tEens THROWING aside al gdce the f re
couuty. present staie oi
political Affairs and the n ind ecep on
paoce b. rulers 5y wca atre Aees are e0
gcred;
ths grcs Deocsc party sn0re the
ofg5yernmenI: believe under ihe slsaton of Horace Gree
ley Gaz Brown Du1opes EH be eHeeatsi Eshai fear T
orr rtlalt
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prr1- .nrtpurA - srocK M.aKar-l-,r q

TIE market fr fu p- hti fa-a
tende.cy Tie arrivals pnrDaY o. "ee AZ Fans sna
cAilc amounted y 2 Aetj lie ia n.re a-e H Tom . r.
ard from = 10 re ST extra beres c9n7 ,ss
sold 81 from 10 5ic Y D, gFoal .
sheep fir.
last week cbangei bands from of
choice IJl - Oh 10 % 81 lesi 1,4 tas
sod a. lOc. 3 head ....
HoGs-Thee good norirT ior bogs q ~ pros si-s ~ ls
saocssa a. from 70 o. % l0J p. s1sss
quality.
fsi snf pnos
better, 10 head sold - 81 Or sDnagcs al E1 90
% a. Tor fresh cgss
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
nOvR Tic NAREEra

rOGRgTIC NAREErs
ru'v tsf0rn tof 58T1~ f9r Nrrf II f,g
wLte a0.e fI al fir Colss laI q "a
Ol4fc. hfehrulc-ssrug ILlN.lfs ,t.t
pnrmirn. All article, unchanged.
DSrEoIT, l6N cge l4 Lger siranol kEirs,
81 Wh 81 6ju 81 - Anber Meagln. ? s1 Gers
steady a 800 Oats good iela8i 81 gge keo-ps-i'"
bbis Flour. 1910 bush. NheGt
NE~pH "a i6Foar lu rt sri as,hasrai setir
570si Ous srrn toDRc fld 10 fer -
"a g. alouiaa .ar1 hs5f 4
- DOtc P8.k dali 1ut a1ulalL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
No LONGER A Curiosity.

70 me EdtEOr OF The TrtoHHe'
SIR: A few weeks ago l was applied 10 LOT
nv photograph as the only Republican In the town "ho
opposed Grant and supported the nominees u Olio.'-
t h, ,in,a has wrought change; there are many
- "a r,ore coming Many begin 70 see that MT
1snt does not own the party nor the Goyernmeh anu
mat Horace Greeley is the trst uian VINO ever g.
,,,T,tiou Tor President who was fuzzy IdehLIeu Will
tbe working masses, and did not fePresen' ei'i9i ~
legal or military professions. - ,,o,, p,prprrc,S
Sheibv Rfehldnd Co., o., July g. ls71
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
REDEEMED, DIsENTHRALLED, RFGENERATED.
From The DqutOE (Oht0i HerqLL

From The Dayton (Oh.ol Herald
With a unanimity unparalleled in the his
tory OF any partisan Convention ever bed In this c0un
try, and an enthusiasm that was overwhelming ana M
describable. the Baltimore Convention nominated
Horace Greeley and Graz Brown for the Presidency and
Vce-Presdency. II act which the whole c0un-
try not only expected but demanded % the Democratic
party And. true u les ancient instincts OF enlarged
and liberal patriOtism-true 70 It's ancient maxim Of
Country before Party" nObly has the Democratic
party responded. We hail the event 1OyOusly, for We
have labOred for 10 zeai0usy II means the re-
generation Of the Republic, the burial OF old anmOsities
and the dwelling together, ike brethren OF North and
SOuth Such union Of Democrats and Liberal RepuDl-
cans H. the meeting Of Peace and Charity and it, fruits viii
be Goodwill, Honesty, and Prosperity One thing only
mains be 20 make the good work perfect, and
that s, that both Democrats ana Liberal Republicans
VIII keep up the generous spirit with which have
heretofore been animated and II ont state,
county and district affairs. well u Federal and
NatiOnal Then indeed. viii the entire country be
deenel. dlsenthralled TegeneratedL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
THE WEATHER
WAR DEPARTsESr.

WAR DEPARrafSr,
Oryfcx OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER
W1saISgrON d. c.. July IT, lsl2-l a. m
S.,,o,sis f,r ne Das iUtatl fodF A0HrS .
The highest barometer remains one the Sonth
Atiano.s " he ho pressure has shed very seh-
eraI1v 49, N,ndt ui tht over the Middle and East ern
states Tie lowest barometer ta apparently n0rlA o'
New-YOrk a., ....-. 49,. ohto
Raia hs1s been reported from the ataton4m Tue uh0
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

Dr. :. A. SHEREAs. 15- br0444Es, -4sag- YORK
DEAR SIR 9 h Thousands that se'rng 7ss
plalce. l veil have uohng ff
uptar since appliance. have lad pus
your 0hoe. the helps
ilT Iherr ah0u aa f,s-s
from t.s place. Yours truly.
THoNAs HKRB.SE. Leespou. Berks %. Psaa-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

he present campaign promises to be unusually
rIeh IN pictures and caricatures. Besides those of
a. Mast, which are always bitter and sometimes
witty, we have the work Of Mr.. Matt Morgan, who
Is doing work for Mr.. Frank Leshes illustrated Ners
paper which occasionally recalls his strongest hits in
The 7omakavk His Triumph Of Grant" a few
weeks ago. was one of the best pieces Of composition
and grouping ever seen in an American newspaper
His answer to the naive conception Of the Geneva
surrenderput forth by Mr.. Mast was also very good
The latter artist had represented Mr. Grant standing
on tine tail OF the British Lion while the noble
brute went hot tears Mr. Morgan the next week
had the same heraldIc parsonage squeezing the
President and Secretary of State tat under paw
while John and Jonathan were engaged IN friendly
c0nfab III the back ground. Mr. Frank Belew is also
taking active part IN the pictorial campaign. lie
has made a cartoon called "On to Washington y
which is fun of wit, vigor, and rapid movement.
Another deserving on artistic grounds even higher
praise a representation Of a scene in the internal
regions wherein sundry prominent politicians figure,
appears as No. Of The TVk AUeHH Journal series Of
% Men of the Dsy.7 Among the Autographed or
engraved portraits already in circulation, the one
Of Mr Greeley published by Theodore Tilton, at the
Office of The Golden Age and also for sale at The
TRIBUNE Office is the best We have yet seen. Il is
not only e perfect likeness but admirably exc
cuted picture.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM HANBURG-ln s,e1nsalp gssDAsta, Jlr al II
Fesk samuel A1r-n " swt1e- " e. Dek1feff Hla Lars
Janea A. anges, C. DeEas J. orAnsss sSi gss 10 ~-ooS
% stae-aze
FROM sTETfIy-Eu ,er-,sir Jtsos Jelly is-Mra
su1mbect. Joan braa.I ALDER. P.eyer
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

RATMONDCOLES-A tie residence q e brles nare1 - " -
TFeatytih .t July IS. 5Y Rev r. = nsArhar d.
R4ymOu1 D. u. s. fhrres b. Coles, al ~ ~
Al Notices Of Marriages must be lHd0rsed rsA fsH
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

Smallpox Fever- and skin Diseases, prvs->si ~
LAPLJCGHB PrREfz FsLHg L8i .0rlg ~ fe,ts
Their an prrve1uon. soi By c4ss AL
lie maker, r. LANPt0u5a, l3 HoIbora dii Lsl4so-
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

Why don't our cleaners. with all their cleaning
do something 20 FultoB-sti Ii is II the most de-
porable and altogether dreadful conditon-dirty as
At can bY any possibility be. IL is unfortunately
true Of AewYOrk that it Ii never clean other than
~ spots.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

Der Deptsche Correspondent the advertisement of
which appears elsewhere. is a daily and weekly Ger
man newspaper published in Baltimore, long estab-
lished widely circulated, and cordially for Greeley
and Brown. 10 may. believe, fairly claim leader
ship among the German paper Of the Eastern border
States.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

The journal Of Commerce rs consoled for the pecu
MARY mi-fortunes Of the Jubilee by the reflection
that they have prevented the introduction Of the
Panjandrum business" 10 New-YOrk. The non
success Of GilmOre's last enterprise makes it NOR
ally certain that the metropolis viii escape that IN
Fiction" But The Journal need not have gone so
far out Of the way in search of that assurance
New-York would not have a Jubilee if Mr. Gilmore
had cleared a hundred thousand dollars,-because
NeW-York could not. The execution Of a gigantic
project Of that kind suppOses degree of systematic
labor good order. ingenuity, public spirit and hon
orable fapaticism Of which New-YOrk has never
shown itself capable; and il supp0ses also con-
centraon Of public interest hardly 10 be hoped for
- a cosmopolitan city like ours. Whatever we may
say OF the partial failure Of the Jubilee-for il is
true after al that the receipts fell $4,000 short of
the expenditures-we must admit that the festival
presented marvellous instance of quiet good man
agement. If tried to do the same thing We
should make al awful mess Of it--and We know
that too well 20 Try.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
A NEW ERA OF PEACE AND BRoTHERLr LOVE.

The keynote of victory was struck at Balti-
mora victory OF peace aud not OF the sword On the
platform Of the departure The North and the SOUTH
who once met each other with drawn swords on the
bloody battlefield, Inaet with a friendly grasp OF
the hand and with mutual pledge Ot warm, friterndl
regard The future Is bright win hope 20 the down
trodden and oppressed Of cur country. The Will
from tyranny OF oeutral power VIII speedily
her spirit enterprise aud assume agan her former
position OF Importance iu agricultural. manufacturing
aud mercantile pursuits. Baltimore has organized
victory" and now let the combined columns for
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For o.ter Si.o Ns'rs see Third P7gsl


ARRIVED.
Steamship Jsssn o. g. Hasek Steta JIae q ia nvrs 80.
E-th s- pass. % W-ntt A. Ran uc.slerr
steamship Westphala ~ Co. Sclw-nsel Him11fg juT ,
Havre With mise s1d 20 kInharit a CO.
Steamship Bel Btkeaan. afllonf. u P1lt lad fJot
with mise lI 3s o Od Dom 1i0n steam .h'7 60
steamship Ashland Moore feInaELna, aise aut % gsD<
Hand
sefno GaL Asihso Geaoa 50 iiys l1i isys irs.
Gibraltar vita mise.
Eclipse Virginia : Z. Cl mlers, Fr1aA
T. II. Clark virginia r W0ad. Vr-gma
A. T. KndberE Ge0ryeOEu D. C. H hashrouca b~prs1rs D O
Crescent LOdge belae FIlahaFeu.
To. Kills Dennis " A. PIorlencs
Rescue, Boston AtlIs p Av-ry AsE-Asyes.
" ~. Capc,, boston. Roanoke. hfrt.lrA
Deulis a. Bsstgl
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

Ship Z r Chlrman Stone Saleils MaT 10 rith mise
BARK Nay II. p lde atf ~ hef nAf
ter lon a. All nt- iggei l9rary
WlAD-Sgnset light, :. ". clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B0sTos. Jllr l6 Arrr-i Freul FTI Onee5 fOs
Newport Eng Yacht Rambler fryu T-nsnfa
sAvAsAH Ca July 6Ar1rr stessaso Ja1.ila H Pllaisi-
plai ship Bertha. Ilm Beaufort.
CaARLEsToS o. july 5Arvsl steamship Gull fom
Pb. .Slel2liA salei steamship sA4atogs or dagauL
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
Great Curiosity.
NlRRIED

A PLAST FrLL PL0wER "a BEabao1 ThiS
ee-tl-sL, a. .Ja-lg 4" liacEs Ileaer
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
A NUT FOR RENOMINATIONIsTs TO CRACK.
From The BrookyH Tues
Grant was nominated at Philadelphia by the

Republicans through the regular party machinery.
Greeley nominated az Cincinnati by Independent
Republican movement that started and took action
outside Of the regular organizations but It's action
Republican throughout both % the participants the
Convention well regards the platform and the
dluates they adopted. Now, IL the subsequent
ceptance OF the Cincinnati platform and candidates by
the Baltimore Convention makes Mr.. Greeley the Demo
the Philadelphia platform. had nominated Grant and
wi SON would Grant thereby have ceased 10 he
publican and been made the Democratic candidate
Here is a nut upon which Of those who cry out
against 1fr. Greeley the Democratic candidate may
try their logical hammer. II is good nut Tor them 10
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

A REPUBLICAN DISSATISFIED With GRANT But
SUSPICIOUS OF CoPPERHEADIsM' TAKES HIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22
SaX York EiGmS.

New YORK, February 21.-Fictoria Wood
hull had a crowded house last night. Some of
her sentiments were hissed. She said that
Christ was Communist; otherwise the lee
ture was rehash of old fudge.
The Board Of Health is taking measures to
prevent the bringing of smallpox patients
into the city from New Jersey and other States.
The coroner's jury at Hempsted, Long
Island, has rendered verdict charging
Ham III NJ. Fowler md George Fowler, Il
younger brother Of her husband, with calls-
ing the death Of the latter by arsenic; large
quantities Cfwlich r. said to have been four d
by Professor Dapee in the liver and kidneys
| or the deceased. The widow is young and
lady-like. She declares her innocence.
The delegates to the National Labor Con-
ventiOn have been instructed to support
Wendell Phillips for President.
Augustus Schell has been installed Grand
sachem of Tammny.
The police will protect Protestant and
American professions tomorrow.
Charles Francis Adams has arrived here on
the Algeria.
William Wood, the managing editor of the
Brooklyn Eagle, is dead.
The Stokes case is again postponed to Mon
day.
The car-hook murderer Foster has been
rcscntcnccd to he Hanged on the 22d of
'larch. His case now goes to the Court OF
Appeals.
\ decree was rendered in the United States
Court to-day in favor Of the owners of the
bark Rhca, sunk in collision with the
steamer Hausa, and reference ordered to
ascertain the damages. The amount claimed
is Sl50,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-22

We take pleasure In noticing the success Of Amer
lean institutions. and feel called upon 10 notice
;hc MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY of New
York whose statement Is in to-day's issue. This
company is now the largest in this country and the
model one OF the world. We congratulate those who
hold policies in it, and recommend all Others to call
street ana secure an interest in over nOase-
cured by mortgages real estate, worth double the
amount loaned. and slO,ooO,0o0 III bonds, with All
uIal income in cash over Sl5,0oo,oO0.
The applicant can now obtain policy as cheap rs
members insured under Policy No. l. nothing there
fore charged for the great security under the heavy
accmuatous f this company, nor for its expert
rnce and influence, and there Is no stock in 1t TO
divide the earnings with, but MI goes direct to the
policy-holdcrs. who alone constitute the company.
The premium is not higher than in new mutual
companies without means, experience or influence,
and THE dividends Of this company make the cost OF
insurance much below the cost in the joint-stock
insurance companies now asking for patronage.
We understand that many hold policies i'll the COM
pany with age giving more annual cash dividend
than the premium payable, and the policies twice is
large rs when taken. by additions purchased with
dividends.
Call and Investigate @forc insuring as the policies
are worth more than premiums paid for them for
reasons stated, well from the fact that the com
nanv has Investments to meet all claims at eXpectin-
cy, and due date at per cent. and an Immense
undivided surplus s5l,oon.OOO security Is comfort
able 10 pollcy-holdcr In addition to the very heavy
dividend.