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Wtor0 tn GeIQfDdte.

9ermanto town, Del, &c. april. -
9tad)el 4ubrelpS, eine NegeriA, tunroe beute
in ihrem 6aule an Der StaotgrenSe toSt ge>
funoen; iie mar NIT einen Gemebr eriGoiieH.
Sa ibr Wann perihpunben 1T, 10 bdlt man
Aiefert fir Neu sIHnrnpr "
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Moropersud, aus gtfcr;ud,t.

3 b / a { p B / a, 26. Npril. @effern
Ibeno muroe glna Shmiot, eine junge Dame,
BON Charles Selltaot, tpel6er eiferiiiftig auf
ite mar, IN bic @an9e geihoiier. Die 9SlIuDe
ift id,llmm, aber nid]t qef1hr(id.
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Scr 8eOltdltutf,faa tut GiiSeat.

NngHlta, @a., 26. Aprll. = Der Sc
bd6tutBtag Duroe bier Mnter impoianten
@eremoniert gefeiert. @ine aroBe BaraOe
uno PrOSeiiion fano itatt, iuOraufber @rlno=
itein 'fiir' bag 0enfmal per 9eiqaeren @9n-
i6Oeriften 9ele9t muroe. Sen. Gnals belt
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S6tuin0eI.

Bater II 0 II, N.=S., 26. april. - 9ret
Sran5olen BON ytew Orleans iinb bel oenr
Serludle perllngliift, unere Seioe Sabrie
fanten 81 beIApinoelu, inbem iie porgaben,
auf hemii6cm gSege SlahSbaumwoa uno
anOere 6abrifate in bic i10nte Seioe nmz
panSeln 5u fDnnen, unO oab cine Stem YOrter
Strna $4,000 fir Olellebertra9ung Der Gut-
pedung bc6ahlt babe. Wtebrere Yateriou'er
Tirmen paren oaran, auf ben 2eim 3u geben,
alS bic St)minOler 2unte ro6en uuo betmli6
nerhuftrtet1
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Dte Wtnenttitrnben ttt 8ennSvl:
t1nfffpn

8btlabelpbta, 26. april. l.-Gine De
pei1e BON Soblepbdubleru an ben Sapt. 6
$. 0ubring 1eloet, baB oas l. 9fegiment On
9tenitag gtadlmittag an 9auie eintreffer
niro. 0ieie Sruppenbewegung iuurbe uor
nipIe1 Yiirnrru ermdrtet
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@orslid,e Central gfSenbnen u

Rah hem g8eften-Bitts6urg @rpreB ge6t um
) 90 u6r Abenos ab, Gu5gCnommcH Sonnta9s.
Rab oem Befen uub gtoroeu, nod ben RiaaarGz
T61en uuo SuIfdio iibcr @lmira gebt nm S.25 ubr
Uiorgens a6 (aus9enommen Sonntags).
9tadJ Dem g8eiteu uno 9iornen ndl Buffalo Rnp
ben Sdllen iiber emporium 9eb UNI i.t5 llbr gtddJs
mtta9s ab taus9enommeu Sonntu9s); Elm 5bnelz
3ua.
etncunott=grprcB - Iat Oem BeRen td9db um
SPA llbr Abenos.
8aciHczSrpres - gab Bi,ts6urg uuo Dem gBe1cu
td9ltt; nab Dem Yorocu nab Glmiru, Buffalo, ocu
Sdllen unb @anaod, @rte, ben Beuuipluanier Oelges
9enoen td9Itt, Gus9euommen SOmita9s I'M If. 30
a1eubs.
gad @jettpsburg uuo Cumberland TaQep6abu"
nm S.2j 'tbr Uior9eus uno t.tj NadJn., mo nGCb
Sauouer um S.25 ubr Dtor9eus mo t.ij II. g. % upr
gI0hmttag5, an59cnOmmen Sonna9s.
"@reerzSpring= 3wet9babn" nm S.25 llbr Nors
gcus uub 3.2j lIbr gtatm. td9ttb, Sonntags Gusa
gcHommen.
9latb gort-5.25 ubrRabmittass, Sonntass aus
genommeu.
ytat BARTON @cbt tdstt4 nm j.25 (Ousge.
aencmmeu SonHtGgs).
gah Godep5otae17.25, 1t.25 u9r Sormitt0gs,
$40, 1t.26 abos., (dnsgeuommeu SouHtdg6) uno
nm .2j 9tdtbmtttdes on Sonnta9eu.
goiaete an Der @GlOertzS tGtou, Jtor6oit=Sde Der
Baltimore uno @nIuert+StrGBe uno @baresfraBcn-
Statou. auitrtgc fin Baggage neroeu an oer
GorooitzSde Der 9GItmores uHo 9alucrtfr. augcs
n0mmcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-27
Die BARRIER Rauae
Die beiBe Iuft- -Kchbecroe
Aloore's RoGfn- Bdbnpulpfr

teiti0 reinist unb mat Die 3dbne fpeiB, lott Den
3dbue. Die fsaeon Der Shattel 1T ueu, neblih, be-
auem unb ipariaIn. Breis 25 Gents. gu baben in
allen Mpotbeten uuo Droguen=9anoluneen.
(Nua5. t2lRtet)
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eps3ial . Motise,1.
0oItt,ssDte
firt 9n(nfanff Wt1ife.

saewsH.Gae Boa 2sutb. ans gSatess sfsss.
Sieit @eIelihatt perft1erf tortwd5reno segen Sst-
.uit ODER Stabeu bur& SrauSunsliid lopo9l u os'
Stabt, tpte TN eanSs ole Gtten Don eiSsatna'
Hder6auzY Yrobufte, Uiobeln, Sausa 9erdtbi4alten,
I'm San besriffene ober i'm Safeu In saouns oesae'
ti,be fsabr5euge u. |. 10.
Das Direftortum befebt aus taigenosH Qerrea:
Wm. q. 5 arIff0n, $rdhoent;
Geo. U. Btder5, z. .: SdpH
0apio g. WiIion, z. Goet. Senttn6,
Soiiab Bennington, y. gfo1ton SteD6rt.
Srancs s. 3ins, y. 8. Netpcomer,
Senrp Carroll, SrDtle SorpiS,
81, g. Steuart, %. %. Eaplcr.
Gpm. 8. Brune, SsrGel &obea,
Georges. Sarrtlon.
gppIifattons<6ormulareu unb Dettere gatr.tt fbe
Die Geieaitaft pire tn Der Office, giopcftzGfe nor
goutbz uuS 9Baterffrase, ert5eiH, po aut a1e a,f.
aufirseue etne Strip ansenommen, mette Der GppIi-
FAINT tpiniden mag.
(Sant,1SO Wr. Booowrrth, Geir.
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VermifGte Sepei6en aus
Ilcip:ylprf.

gtew.gorf, 26. april. = Der 9ampfer
yGanima" 1T ron Bermuda bier eiu9etroi=
1en.
- Sob 115R.
- per 9pfr. r5enrD Gbauncp" 1T bon
aSpinmall bier eingetrofieu.
= Sn Der perIlofienen gSO6e muroen I'M
@anSen 2,279,257 in SpeSie perlanot; oa=
runter $1,777,000 in amerifanii6en Sob.
miinSen uuO $4,000 in ipaHii4en @olo=
uliinSeu.
: Die 3OI @innabmen 6etrugen beute
$560,O0O.
- Ser llnterifabmeiiter Sablte beute ais
Snterehen s255, 900, fir einaeSo9eue Soli.
gationen $4,000 aus.
= 9eute ipurOe bier Sobn Sarper bon Der
HirntQ @ebr. SQrper beeroi0t.
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Die Oampier Der
u$S dntbur9 z@mcrtta:ltfdben3a6eta
Mfttetts tts(0cieIlS6anSfn

,tS3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dnt
Mfttenz0cieaidaft"
beitehen aus ben SabrSeu9eu trfter Rlaffe:
"@aemanHla," Capt. W. 2iiblemein;
rSanarta," capt. 6roboB;
rSoruFia," Capt. Shmiot;
~6tmbria," Capt. G. &. Branot;
nSriiia," @apt. e. Dieier;
riSermania," &apt. S. Rtn,eu:
pSammonia," Capt. y. sos;
nGolfati0," Cont. v. 8arQnfs;
n9otbariu9ta," (jm Snu;)
"Yommeramta, Capt. 8. i. SGwenfsn;
"Sarona," Sapt. gtielilCn;
"SIleita. Sapt. s. 6ebib;
"leutout0,@
nShnrin9ta," 9apt. s, Qicper;
"8anoalia,"
"0chpbaIia, ," @apt. Stabl;
"Eronconia, Sapt. Seou;
rHhenania," Sapt. d. SibIeUea;
SSueot0," Capt. u. q. 6ran5cn.
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@egweiier lir @eiienSe. j..
,Saltim ore ohio Gifenbnbt. :


q 9Sdlbtnqton 800, 6.t5, 600 7.30, 9.5, 1913
8orm II ntr Diitta9s Il 80 on Sountdgen,) 2.3O
$50, 4.i0, 5.UO, $50 Hddmlttags C ubr aneI os
Sonnta9s,) $3.50, 1915 uno 1890 AbeHos tdglid.
Wesefattonsu-5. $50, 9.05 u.12 rbr DiittGgs;
U.3O Tdhmltta95 on SoRHtageu) 2.3O 3.30 D. Ia
$50 uno $50 u6r 4beHos.
,annapolte SunettoH :, 7.20 0lor9eHs; 4 10. 300
nbr ytahWittags.
gems.
Uietropolttan Spsi9--6i5. p 90 ubr 9loraens;
4.3O nbr Abenos. t.o0a an Sonutaoen
Auudpolis = 7.3O uub 9.O5 gioroens uno 40
Il. 800 Rabmittaes, ausgeuommcu Sonntaas.
NleraHhrd un0 oem SaomeIteu abr 9j{oroeus
uuo 1918 ubr abenbs ta9lib.
Rbmono uHo Dem SiibeH - 800 Rar Wforoeny
tiglit, uno l0.t5 llbr abenos.
l8ef uno Yoropet 6.t5 nbr Qlor9ens (nic {
nah gtttsburq, Columbus ooer San6ustq an
Sonnta9eJ uno 4.20 Il. 1890 llbr abeHos.
Scgerstoiun - 900 ubr Wior9eHs; i.ij ubr Jiud]s
mitta9s, aus9euommen SoHutogs.
iSreoerid - lin ubr SormtttGg6, au59enom
men Sonnta9s, a 10 uno 300 llbr YtGdmittG9s uRo
Ie9ettdtionen aul Der oauptbdbu td9It.
Yteomont, StauutoG uuo gSe9elGtonen, Saupts
bahn - uhr Dlor9ens, Gusgcuommen SonHtass.
gBtnbeiter uno gSeaeftdtionen, SGuptbabn, i.tj
YahmittG9s, Gus9enommeu Sonnta9s.
9atcott=@itu & ubr Wor9eHs, 1.i5 uno 4.t5 llbr
HahmlttaSs, Gusgeuomnlen SouHtags, uuo 5.u5
lbr Nahmitta9s tl9lih.
3age oerlaiien gsaibin9toH fir Baltimore 5, :,
$50 1890 nbr SormtttG9s; ubr UlIttG9s; $50,
800 uno $50 llbr IbeH05, tdglth, au6genoTs
men Sonnta9s; 3j, ubrNtor9en6, 1890, 100
gtdbmittG9s Q.30 am Souuta9e), 3.4j, 6, S.l5 uno
8 ubI abenos tG9ld.
lanzSoule an.
Silet=Sareau-Gam StQtou uuo Sioohz
@de Der Baltimore uno @aluertitr., no AuItrdge
fir Baggage empfan9en, nm nab lno uoH ir9eno
einem StGottbelle beiorbert gu iuer6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-27

Q3O), q. 6. Coleman Q23), Capt. 6. 6.
gruce Q22) unO $. g. Semea (121) her
mr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-27
a. Die emmse lptrO our@ ctmen

beBarrltd1et SSnIten an9e'tren9t uno
gequdlt, Die Stdrfe oe8 S0rper8 ocrbrauht,
unO oft entitebt oaburf Elm uubeilbareS 2eis
Den. Or. Sagne'8 @rpcftOraut ut Elm wirt=
James S:tlmlttel fir 6ulteu uno @rfiuungen
unO ilbt cine mobltbdti9e gSirf arF bic
1uugen uno 5alsorgane. " .1-I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-27

BaiIases YretS
Don HeW 2Ort EGh
southampton, &nnonm, Gapre,
Srculctt ttIIS S5antbur9:
1. SdJnte. te..-............. $i0O.U) Gjolo,
2. 911ute. .............. 60.O0 .
SDn9enoed.. .........- 2#,U0 GOurdnf.
N96 Blqmoutl, Soutbamptou uR0 gonoou int
3piihenoed s2l eourant.
9inoer 3UilbCn uno 10 SQ6reu Die 6G(fte
Safeae=BreiS
BON tr9eno elnem Der obigeu ,Sdien mad
yicm Dorf:
/. &allte $4,000 sob;
2. Sdiute............ 1900 Z.
3mtIbeHoed......... 2i.0O @ourdnt.
Siaoer unter Sabre s2 in Sole,
Ya6t n6er bon Baltimore:
eGjiite........ 90 sob;
SDiiheuoed...,......2 2i Soulant.
9in6er Biuiideu unb 10 5atren Die o6lFte.
BFr Die beteu YlGBe perbed bel auigaje Scr Fan
age telcsrapeti9 beiest.
&Gdete
EB-AnirG9en BON duSD Irts niien uon eintEy
Bontempel be9letet istn, un pHnfttide eGrUioe.une
Su hnoen.
6ie SeiOrsuus fnoet ieoe gBOte per 9ampfer
fatt.
mad trgen6 einem Srte Garoqd'S
fperoen biai9 beloroert uuo lrGHco abqelieIerte
aud Seriiberung flr iiber5cbeae g5ertbIdtjeu be-
mir in ben lesteu SGbSen beoroert
tit nod) fetg eitlitgcs oerloren seaamacn-
II. Hatne,
G6e BON Baltimore gtraEe
uno PoitsSinces goenue.
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G)Dv1GATE
2E V2yuVR soNS3
@SSLzv "Teach them that which they will
E(35@==ZlAP Practice when they become Men,

Sages> unb NbenbsS9nle,
.- jebt often.
8rDant<Stratton=Saoter'S
ganSflsfduls
business College),
Nr. 6 uno 8, 9tor0zGbatIesitraSe.
Diees 5nititut bietet oorSiislite geesengett, nm
iuuge Seute
ilr's 9eihdftsle6en uno r@riote I'm 2eben" por3uz
tereiten. @mpfehlun9en u iere 81 onner.
lBe9eH ndberer @in5elnbeiten tpenoe man fit1 On
ODER Goreifire: ~. 8. SeDier, Yrdi.,
9}nr 7r
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Ser 6el0utdrft.

~S&
Repz CERT, 26. elprll. = @elb lsidt
"a dob ~ ,s 1isi54. sql l.F $ snnSss asS' o5 H4i@
gatiouen lebbaft unO feit; '81er Coupon
I2st; '62er Coupon lis; 'G4er Coupon
'6Scr 1923; Rene Siinfer 1175;, 10!4oer
Coupon 1164. aftien i9lofien lebAaft unb
flau; gtew gorf @entral 1929, @rle 30s,
9ate Sbore 704, Sas. Central 105, PtttS-
burg 914. gtortb 9Setern 413, prior. ID 1,
&od<Sslanb, 1893.
tlnteridatamt8- Silans: @otO s6O,581 =
309; @ourant SAL ,568.538.
Ser 8rpoflVuer sfanOal= YroseR.
Hem 9 orf, 26. Iprtl.-Oie 3abl Der
gteugierigen i'm Stabtgeri6te 5u Srooflpn
war beute mieber etIpas 9r0Ber.
6r. Yartrtbge murbe aberll1alS auf ben
3eugenitanb gerlfen uno iiber Die Sanfanz
meiung pcgen iener $1,000 bernommen,
peld)e $. 6. Souen on Siltou ausftellte.
Der Sanfaumeiiuug mar Elm 0temoranoum
| auf gelben Bapier GinSugefii9t, tpelheS 3euge
bebtelt uub nod I'M Seiib bat. @r 5ei9te
oaiielbe 5ablreifsn Berionen. Sa5 @anSe,
mas er iiber Den Strett Slpiid]en Sllton unb
8onen muBte, meldler bnrt Die betreffenbe
Inweliung geihli6tet morben lei, mar, bab
Stlton georobt babe, unangenebme Gebein1z
nliie Su entbiilen.
2ll5 ndfter 3euge iuurOe 6. S. 8risbt
| fir Die gertbetOtgun9 aufgerufen, wel9er in
Sol9e Der briidcnOen 2uft obnmddtig ipuroe,
alS ct bon ieinem Stbe autltauo. 9Sdbren6
Elm arst ben 3eugen Sum SelpuBtietn brad,
te, berlas Goart8 ein S6reben Stlton'8 an
Srn. 9apis, in mel6em bieier aufgefOrbert
pirb, Silton'S y3eben Der gSoobbull" gu le=
len. 9es 3eugen Ssri9bt'S susiagen iparen
unmelentlidl.
Die Sertbsloi9bng rief Johann bic Spiriz
tualitiu @liiabetb &apierrez Yalmer auf. Sie.
ie erSabte ibre siemlid) bewegte Qaufbabu;
tidte ibr abiurbes @laubensbefenutniB auf,
mafte oann IuSiagen iiber bas intime Ser.
bdltntB Silton'S 81 Der gSopObuq. Sie be-
Seugte, Die gSooobua babe bem Siltou ibren
Sfanoalartifel lan9e Dor ber SerDHentlifung
uorgelelen.
Seni. S. Sratp mar Der nd6fte 3euge.
9eiien &erb0r bate jebod) faum begonueu,
ais iid oas @eri6t pertagte
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6rnttal- AgtutMr

8uG
8cfGrocrrn8 bon YaiTG9terefS
1ele, Pafeten unO W.rtbIaben
iiterbaupt
ma unoOon
europa, rcip. 9cnti6lan0, S9pci3,
Soaano, Syranfrci1
-:U:-
2ampfcr=S& g eutnr
0e5
,,alOrN Deut(brn Glny0"
uno Der
uS a m 3 1t 9=Glm crt fIant d. e,tt
Yadet glftien OeleaI1ait."
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E8 Sreiit Gnre 0Sabi

9emoIbe, abtritte, @loafen, aeaer, Srunuen unb
Gussrabun9en perben bel Gage geretnigt pbne
8erndl. Gin Spffem, fir3tit perpolftommnet ourtb
ben Jebraudb bon perbefferten Gpparaten fir ausz
srabuus foler8ebdlter, Die beffen beoiiren. Nutrd=
ge pro Poftfaren ooer perionitb peroen prompt be-
Iorgt. Spe3ieIle " q ten fir Agenten uuo giz
sentblmer pon 3a9lreibem 9runo etsentbum. Biiz
Ieau Der @eienihait:
lDea22tSl yr. A. Noro=GpAtoanitrafie.
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Die 9ampfer 0e8
,,RorS Scutfdem 2toDS"

$40 den Sremen uno Baltimore
via SoutbamptoH,
befeben aus ben eigen5 iir oen 8enIt an Der g(uoe
erbanteu nit cleuGrioroerungeu ocriebencn ciierncn
z0ampiitlfien Uon 200 5onnen:
Baltimore" 9upt. 2ilicnbGtn
nSerlsHy" " Butiter,
,,SDi@," ., seize
,,&cipSie," - 6offmanu,
,.8ramnIdlucig, 4, Iu0itf6
,Rarabcr9," - Sdger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-27

Ste OlHlp1er pe9
,,Noro 5cutid)en &lOUS"
,wi6eu Sremeu uuo giem gOrt
beIteben aus Den SGbrjeugeu erter 9aGe:
"Nmerifa," oRronprinS ar. g9.,
sSeutfdIlauo," p26in,"
.Snnau." rWIain."
n5ranfiurt," nWiniiter Jioon,"
.iJeIomarIdJGA WoIRe' "WofeI,"
~t3rai Stsmar6," pyteGar,"
nSoaunuper," pSoer,"
"Soania." n6beiu,"
"SSermauu," rSolier,"
.SoobenSoHeru," nStro6buta,H
uSSobenitauften," nySeIer."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-07
naiIn 3imntbrt sournal,
HOW MARBLES ARE MADE.

The chief place of the manufacture OF
marbles---lhos tile pieces OF stone which
contribute SO largely to the enjoyment OF
boys-is at Oberstein, on the Name, III
Germany, where there are large agate
mills and ouarries, the refuse OF when Is
rned to good paying account by beng
made into small balls, employed by eN-
perts to knuckle with, and are mostly sent
10 the American market. The substance
used in Saxony is a hard. calcareous stone
which is first broken into blocks, nearly
SQUARE, by blows with hammer. !hese
are thrown by the hundred or two INTO
small sort of mill, which is formed OF a nat,
stationary slab of stone, with number OF
eccentric burrows upon IFS face. A BLOCK
of oak or other hard wood, Of the diamet-
rio size is placed over the stones and part
" resting upon them. The small block
of wood is kept revolving while water
flows upon the stone slab. In about hi
teen minutes the stones are turned into
spheres, and then, being fit for sale, are
henceforth called marbles. One estab-
lishment with but three mills turns out
sixty thousand marbles each week.
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HEARTFELT PRAY 1R.

IL. X. STEVENS, ESQ: .
Dear SIr-I should be wanting in gratitude, II !
failed to acknowledge what the Negetlnc mas dohe
for me WAS attacked about eleven months since
with Bronchitis, which settled into Consumption:
had night sweats and fever chill7 was distressed
for breath, and frequently spit bloodi was al emi
ciated very weak and so low that my friends
thought my case hopeless,
was advised to make trial OF the Negetlne,
which, under the providence OF cod has cured me.
That he may bless the use OF your medicine TO
Others. a. he has to me- and that his divine grace
NAV atte, d YOU is the heartfelt prayer of your adj.
hiring, humble servant .,.-
BENJAMIN PETTINGlLL.
p. S.-Minc is but one among the many cures
vour medicine has affected in this place. Il. +.
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TONTlXE PLAN,

Of upon the principle of aceumu.tirg profits for
definite periods, which first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and by lead.
ing business men. Forty-four per cent. has beer
earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on
sit Tontnc Life Policies, and forty per cent. on its
Tontne Endowment Policies, issued within the last
five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the interests of the
Pocy-holders, and in presenting the Society to no.
ce, they teen that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because o. the strict aud CONSERVATIVE
principles by which It's various departments ar
governed. In the assets and in the administration
OF the Society, perfect security is given for the m
ture, which is Of great Importance to those depend.
ing Upon then Insurance 1licles tor the ultimate
support OF their families.
NO Lille Insurance Company has such arge an
nual transactions as the Equitable: none liz more
prompt and just in its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-07
MANHOOD. WOMANHOOD AND
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-07
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