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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22
Rock FALLS, July 20, 1878.

C.N. CRrTTENToN. Dear Sir: 1 have
been using your Hale's. Honey of
Horehound aud Tar for bronchial af-
lection, and have been greatly benefit
ed by it, and would like to introduce
it in our little town, as can cheerfully
recommend it to all that are suffering
from Lung Complaint. Coughs, Colds,
etc. What can you furnish me this
medicine for by the dozen bottles or
two dozen at a time? Respectfully
yours, w. w, Brown, Rock Falls, Iii.
Pixies. TooTHcHE Drops cure in enc
minnie
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22

If you are coughing or not. but feel the
presence Of cold in the system. Use Dr.
Bull'sCough Syrup and feel immediate re-
lief. Price Is cents bottle
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22

Cheva1ier Life for the Hair
At Brunert's.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22
Hotel Arrivals.
HARPER HOUSE.

We note the following arrivals since last
report
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-11-22
METEoRoLoe1CAL oRsERVArIoNs.

We are indebted to Col. Flagler, commandant at
Rock Island Arsenal, for the following:
Rock ISLAND ARSENAL I'LL.
Week ending Nov. p, . PPM.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-05
personalities.

Vice Presiden. Neyser, of the BalLl-
more and OHIO railroad, passed through
the city, en- route TO Washington, IA,
yesterday. -.
T. n. Parks, superintendent OF public
schools of Tyler county, was IN the city
yesterday.
A. w. Campbell, editor Of the lnte'iI'
gsncer, has returned home from visit to
the Hot Springs, Arkansas.
DR.. Mayer will go TO ClarEsburg to
officate at marriage ceremony shortly.
S. l.. McColloch, OF Short Creek, was
in the city yesterday.
b. Peters, Esq, of Brooklyn, New
York, and wife, are in the city visiting
relations. They are the guests OF Mrs.
Thos. Pollock, Island.
Miss NJ L. Slater, OF Mckeesport, Pa,
is visiting friends in this city.
Rev. Alex. Sinclair, OF Bsrnesville, o.,
will preach in the First Presbyterian
church, this evening.
George McCleilsnd, Esq |, editor of the
GAINESVILLE Enterprise, and Mr.. Price OF
the same town, came down TO the city,
last evening, to attend the Margaret o!
Aniou entertainment.
Mr.. Jack Martin and wife, and Mrs.
J. w. Gallaher, sll OF Moundsyile, came
up to the city last night, to witness the
performance OF Margaret Of Anjou.'
Mayors Band will play at tho mas
Querade ball at Mozart Hall TO night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-05
BENWOOD LOCALS.

The forge department OF the nail mill
did not start yesterday As was expected,
but will resume TO morrow. The factory
will suspend operations today in respect
10 the memory of Mr.. Luke FitzpstricS,
formerly manager, whose funeral takes
place this morning. Mr.. Fitzpstrick's
death is universally regretted.
Mr.. Chss. Wilbert, late manager OF the
nail mill, who was recently presented by
his friends with magnificent gold
watch and chain, gave grand party to
the citizens generally on Saturday night.
Vocal and Instrumental music were pro-
vided. There was beer for those who
wished TO imbibe that fluid, and
lemonade tor the more temperate as
well as all kinds of substsntisls
for the inner man. Festivities were
kept up until nearly II o'clock. The On.
tertainment was heartily enjoyed by ali
present. Among the prominent singers
were Messrs. Brsnnsu ard Higgins.
Mr.. John Healey, Jr., not Sr.. won the
silver tea set referred TO in the REGISTER
several days since.
Miss Jane MARBLE won 4 china tes SGT
of forty flour pieces at the Columbus dis
tribution.
Mr.. John Healey, Sr, has dissolved hi:
connection with tho firm Of Hesley and
Nowlan, coal dealers. Mr.. Nowlan viii
in the future conduct the business.
Sunday witnessed the largest attend
snce and contribution OF money in the
NJ. Z. Sunday School for Is months.
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That Terrible seourge,

Fever and sgue, and ia congener, bilious
lemittent, besides affections OF the siom-
ach, liver and bowels, produced By mias.
uatic air and water, are both eradlcated
and prevented by the use OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, purely vegetable elixir,
Endorsed by physicians, aud more extern
siyely used as remedy for the above class
OF disorders, rs we'll as for many Others.
than any medicine OF the age. A Isnguld
circulation, a torpid state OF the liver, a
want Of vital stamina, are conditions
peculiarly favorable 10 malarial diseases.
They are, however, surely renedled By
the great Preventive, which, By invlgor-
ailng the tystem and endoWing IL with
regularity As well a. yigoT, provides It with
a resistant power which enables II 10 with
stand disorders not only OF malar,al
type, bot host OF Others 70 which feeble
and III regulated systems are subIect. The
Blttsrs are a safe a. well as searching
eradleant, and have widely superSeded
that dangerous drug, quinine. which palii.
sies but does not eradicate malaria.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dff.
ferenr Judiciary Bodies.

COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
The Grand Jury OF this Court met yes
terdsy morning and occupied the day
examining witness in various complaints.
Adjourned until this morning at 3
clock.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
John Z. Miller, administrator VS.. Cath
srine Marquis ct ais, in chsncery. De-
cree OF sale in real estate entered.
j. M. Brodie VS.. Ben Franklin lnsur-
ance Company in assumpsit. Statement
of defense. Plaintiffs replication filed
and case set for march 18th.
Maurice Batzer VS.. Peter thinner and
Theobsld thinner in assumpsit. Plea OF
EQUITABLE set of filed and demurrer there
to.
Leo, Hamm VS.. VIM. Hsmm admin
istrs,or in sssumpsIt. Argued and sub
mi;ted to the court and time taken TO
consider thereon.
Thomas Hughes II Co., VS.. Susan K.
Hamilton ct ais, in chsncery. Final de-
cree entered in this csse.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
PoLIck oouRT-JuDGE CRANMRR.
John +. Davis, for showing without
license, fined S24 and costs. Paid.
Charles Evans, disorderly, dismissed on
payment OF costs.
Llms Stout disordeEly, fined 81 ard
costs. Paid.
VIM. Roding, disorderly, hned 81 and
costs. Paid.
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Certificates OF Incorporation.

Yesterday Secretary OF State Sooieskl
Brady issued q certificate of incorPors-
ton to the Monongshe!s Valley Kali
road Company, for the purpose OF con-
structing and operating railroad from
some point of the Pennsylvania line, IN
Monengalia county, this State, up the
valley the Monongahels river, through
the counties of Monongslia and Marion
to Fairmont or Palstine. The principal
business office is to be at Fsirmont. The
time of the commencement OF the corpo-
ration shall De February Il, 1878, and
continue for the term OF nine
hundred and ninety-Dine years. The
capital stock is 100000, which
is divided into 10000 shares OF $50 each.
The following gentlemen are the lncor-
porators. VIZ: j. +. Lands, W. K.
White, w. Ridgely, james Marrow, 5.
w. Hall, +. w. S. Moore, j. n Gould,
K Lowe. q. NJ. Dawson, }. Nj. Lazzeli,
L. w. Shurtliti, G. j. Coroln, j. NJ.
Hartley, z. B. Ogden, }. b. Crane and
J.C. Beeson, all of FsirmOnt, with one
share each. The stock to be hereafter
sold is to be divided in.o shares of like
amount. Also to the
| PRODUCERS TRANsP0RTAT COMPANY,
for the purpose OF transportation OF
petroleum in the counties of Wood,
Pleassnts and Richie. The place from
which the line or lines Of pipes or tubing
shall be laid shall be at Petroleum Sta
ton, on the line Of the Parkersourg
branch railroad in Richie county. The
route OF the line shall proceed up the
valley of OIL Spring run in northerly
| direction along what is known as the "Oll
belt" passing through the lands o. Geo.
Rutherford, of the West Virginia OIL
and Oil Land Company, of the Laurel
Fork Oil and Coal Company, of w. Z.
Stiles, Jr's, OF j. j. Jackson, OF +. IL.
Gale, of the Wood County Petroleum
Company, and OF the Volcano Oil
and Coal Company. There shall also be
| lateral branches running from said main
route through said lands, connecting
with such wells or tanks or points there
in as may be necessary for the purpose
of removing, transporting or shipping
petroleum, or for the doing of any other
| acts or things MS are authorized by the
law. The principal Office is to be at Pc
troleum Station, and the corporation is to
commence with the 26th of February,
1878, and continue tor twenty years,
The capital stock is $4,000, and the
privilege 10 increase it, by the sale OF ad-
dltionsl shares, to 100000 is reserved.
The stock is divided into 200 shares, at
$50 per share, and is held by the follow
ing gentlemen: 5. 7. Wells, Pa!kers-
burg; j. T. Vinsl, Volcano; j. NJ. Clous-
ton, Volcano; ID. McGregory, Cairo; u.
Mcfarland, Psrkersburg; d. W. Hines,
Volcano; w. n. Wolfe, Psrkersburgi 5.
j. Upton, Richie county; 5. Gidley,
Richie county; j. CARRIER, Volcano; &.
G. Conger, Volcano, and }. I. Partridge,
Richie county.
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Manu- featuring Items.

Messrs. J. II. Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.
are filing large order tor claret bottles,
to be shipped TO California. They are
also having great success in the sale Of
their patent Dew.style pickle jar, and are
getting up some new designs of celery
glasses. 1t is gratifying TO note that
their large establishment is running full
timein nearly oil departments.
The Centre Foundry Company are
making tie castings Tor two blower
furnaces at Steubenville, Ohio, two for
the La Belle mill and all the necessary
castings for the corrugated rolls now
being manufactured by Messrs. Hobbs,
Taylor i Co.
Messrs. Carroll & Bro, marble and
granite workers, are receiving some fine
blocks Of granite, which they are manu-
featuring into articles for the spring
trade.
Messrs. Hobbs, Taylor & Co. shipped
on Saturday to J. & G. Shsnwecker, St.
Msrys w. Va, two fue boiler, Is feet
long and 40 inches in diameter. They
are building couple OF blowing
Furnaces" for the Jefferson furnace st
Steubenville, Ohio. They have also
under way set Of corrugated rolls for
manufacturing iron roofing, which
are Tor Hiram Aldridge 81 the Whitaker
Iron Works in this city.
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FIDELIos at Turner Hall tonight.
IMPROVEMENT,

Yesterday workmen began to tear
down the old Msbis house on Market
street between Twelfth street and RIG
IsTER alley, for the purpose OF rebuilding
fine three story, forty-two foot front
business house. The contract has been
let to Klieves, Kraft & Co, builders and
contractors There are to be two bust
ness rooms on tie first floor, with cen.
tire entrance to the rooms above. The
room to be occupied by Thos. Hughes &
Co. il: to have tile floor. Scheehle &
Lutz have tho contract for the stone
work, and Messrs. Hamilton & McGrsn-
agan the brick work. Sweeney & Son
are TO cast the columns. When COM
pleted, which will be about August
lst, the structure will have cost about
$500.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MARGARET OF ANJou.

MAhuAhtt SE
The benefit rendered to MIS-. ii. A. ID.
Clifton by the ladies AMI gentlemen who
took part in the first performance OF the
plsy, came of last night at Washington
Hall before q fair audience.
The first part of the programme WAS
the singing OF "Old Father Grimes by
n chorus OF little folks dressed in the
costumes OF the revolutionary period,
and representing Washington and wife,
Baron Steuben and wife, and other ia
nous leaders OF the war for incepend-
ence. The little ones were received with
much kindness by the audience, who
cheered them again and again.
A fne tableau of the meeting OF
Queen Elizabeth and Mary of Scotland
was then given, and was followed by q
song, THE Centennial Old Folks" by
the children, who are deserving OF much
credit for their acting.
Margaret OF Anjou was then given
and the parts were better rendered
throughout than on the first evening OF
the play. Miss Meholin, as Margaret Of
Anjou, was very excellent and effective,
as was also Miss Jennie Simpson, whose
chsrmlngly naire acting IN the part OF
Annie Neville brought down the house.
Mr. Seeley as Warwick, and Whslley
as Gloster, were better than before and
their characters were perfect in all the
details. The other characters were rem
dered in q most praiseworthy manner.
The cast was precisely the same as on
the night that the play was brought out.
We congratulate Mrs. Clifton both on
her success last night and on the changes
in the play, which, although they are
slight ones, undoubtedly add to its merits.
The soiree given by the Independent
Social at Mozart Hall, last evening, was
not largely attended, but those who were
present enjoyed themselves until an
carly hour this morning by dsRclng to
the music of Tommy Cocksyne's orcheS-
tra.
The j. ". Bulger boat club will give
their second mssque ball at Beethoven
Hall, this evening.
The Fldelios will give grand mas
Querade carnival ball at Turner hall to-
night. The committee have made all
necessary arrangements TO make this the
event OF the season.
Charles Reed, met with a hearty ap-
plause from his friends in the gallery
when he appeared on the stage last even
ing at the Washington hall.
The Beethoven Singing Club gave q
very pleasant dance at their hall last
evening Vsss' orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion.
The Mozarts give grand dance at
their hall this evening. A fine time l:
promised 10 those who may attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-05
. COMMISSIONERS SALE.

STATE OF West Virginia, in the Municipal
Court of Wheeling:
Emma Y. Carter,
VS.. In Chancery.
Martin Linden and others,J
BY virtue OF a decree entered by said
court in the above entitled cause on the
2Sd day of January, 1873, the undersigned,
who were appointed Spc rial Commissions
ers for the purpose, will, on
Nc SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1873.
At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, proceed 10 sell at public
auction, at the 'front.' door OF the Court
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, the
following described real estate, to-wit: 4
piece or parcel of ground situate on the
east side OF McCotlOch street, in that part
OF the city of Wheeling known as East
Wheeling, bounded and described as tot
lows: BEGINNING on the east side OF McCol-
loch, late Fulton street, on the LOckman
liue, now Mccartney line; thence n. 40
r.. 10 poles 10 stake at Wheeling Creek;
thence down said creek and binding
thence y. i0IS' w. 10 poles to a stake in the
line ~ McCoiloch street; thence with the
east side OF McCollOch street y. i9L W.
! 50-lOO poles TO the beginning.
TERMS OF SALs-One-third, and as much
more as the purchaser may be willing 10
pay, In cash on day OF sale; the balance in
two equal installments at nine and
eighteen months, respectively, from day
ale, with interest, the purchaser giving
his bonds for the deferred payments, and
the title TO said real estate To he retained
until the purchase money shall have been
paid In full. X. q. BARR,
W. ]. W. COWDEN,
test Special Commissioners.
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MILL ITEMS

The Top Mill resumed operations yes
terday morning, and made three heats
after which it shut down on account OF
leaking boilers. The boilers were re-
paired yesterday, and work will COM
mence to day
As announced IN the REGISTER would
be the case, the little factory at the Riv-
erside started yesterday. The forge and
plate mill also commenced operations at
the same time. A rumor was in clrcu-
lation last night, and We are glad to say
it seems to be well founded, that the
large factory will get TO work at an
earlier day than has been looked for, and
quite likely this week. We expect to be
able to furnish our numerous mill friends
With full information on the subject IN
to-morrow's REGISTER,
An old horse literally died in the hsr-
ness in front OF the Riverside nail fac
tory yesterday. He was attached to a
wagon, and while endesvoriug to plod
his weary way through the mud his
strength gave out, his days were num-
bered, and he sank to rise no moro. The
driver of drsy tried to transport the
body to the river, and nearly succeeded
in killing his own horse.
The muck rollers at the Belmont made
better time yesterday than has been done
for years.
A large crowd was drawn to the vi.
cinity OF tao Belmont, yesterday, by the
actions of a man named Stanton, living IN
Parker's Block. He had been at work
unloading coke from barge. Becoming
tired of work he went on spree and
seemed determined TO end his earthly
existence. His wife, who appeared to
be present, tried to get him to go home
and worked with him nobly, but he
spurned her from him and in bis frenzy
made no less than three attempts to
throw himself under passing trains. lie
finally went home, where he amused
himself by breaking dishes and windows
for several minutes. He was not arrested.
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T.. W. d kJ. News.

The travel over the p. W. * Ky. road
is increasing rapidly. On the evening
train up yesterday, there were AoCut
forty psssenger from this city, msny OF
whom purchased through tickets for the
EAs:. The general manager Of the road
Is making arrangements TO have n
through train for Pittsburgh put on the
road, which will admit OF passengers go
ing to that city without change OF carr.
The hour for leaving this city in the
mornings will be arranged for o'clock
shortly. A lot OF freight was received
from Chicago over this road yesterday,
which was shipped on Saturday. This Is
certainly OF great advantage 70 our bust
ness men.
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nard, Ora, n, Koch. Hall.

The Social Club OF South Wheeling,
who have left nothing undone 10 fully
sustain, on this occasion, the enyisble
reputation established by them st their
previous ball, will have their second
grand masquerade dsnce to-right st the
stove hall. Besides the evenings el-
ioyment of dancing, one OF Koch's cele-
brsted suppsrs will be set. Prof. J. J.
Birch's band will furnish the music. The
folio wing is q list OF members OF .he sew
ersl committees: OF Arrangements,
Chss. Koch. Louis Stipe, Vim. Rieiz, l..
Harbrook; OF Invitation, L. Hsrbsook,
w. Rieiz, E. Baker, A. Nolte, &. Medick;
Managers, l.. S,ipc, w. Rietz. &. Med
lex; Ballot Master, W. hodwig, Assist
ant, l.. Stipe.
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sion from day to day until their lsbors
are completed. Adopted.
Resolred, That the Clerk be directed
to advertise the Same in the daily papers
for one week. Adopted.
By Myles:
ResolVed, That the clerk be and is
hereby ordered to notify all the justices
of Ohio county, of the prior action OF the
Board, that where there are bonded con-
stables, no special and irresponsible con-
stable be appointed to serve process or
make collections. Adopted.
There being no other business, the
Board adjourned.
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Mardi Gras-wnat the FideliOs Pro
pose TO DO.

To-day, the ever.eventtul Mardi Gras
day, will be observed with splendor by
the Fidelios. The society does not intend
to have the usual street parade, but have
made the most elaborate preparations to
give the grandest bail of the season TO-.
night at Turner Hall. The costumes
have been imported for the occasion, and
their spendor must be seen to be real
lied. Although still in their infancy, the
Fldellos have an established reputation
for the splendor of their entertainments,
and to nights display will surpass all
others. Turner Hall will be ablaze with
the youth and beauty OF the city, and
"There will be sound Of revelry by night
such as is seldom witnes. cd in Wheeling.
Over two hundred tickets have already
been sold, and the iull quota is expected
to be disposed of this evening, which
can be mad by applying nj the places
mentioned in the advertisement. The
ball will be opened with a grand instru'
mental concert by Krsmer's band, rs
sisted by distinguished musicians from
abroad. Competent floor managers have
been selected by the society 70 preserve
strict decotum NJ the hall, and oil can
rest assured that nothing will be said or
done to Offend the most fsstIdious.
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Valuable Country Residence
NOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

am authorized by the heirs of the late
Chester ID. Knox 10 offer at Public Sale, at
the front door Of the Court House, on
TUESDAY. MARCH Std,
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the house and land at
LsRtherwood, now in the occupancy OF
Mrs. Adams Dodson. Possession given
April l, 1877.
The land lies on the National road, two
miles east OF the city OF Wheeling, in the
immediats vicinity OF a large and con-
ntlyincreasing population. The Wheel.
ing and Elm Grove railroad passes in frout
OF the pronertv-the cars running each
way every hour.
y The house is a substantial and well built
Brick Cottage of ten rooms, with cellar
aud wash house, two good brick ciSierns
and a never failing well on the premises.
the outbuildings comprise good stable
and carriage house. The land consists OF
between four and five acrss, In high
state OF cultivation.
TERMs-One-fourth OF the purchase
money, or more II the purchaser so elect,
10 be paid In cash the rem ainder in three
equal annual payments with interest at
six per cent. Tie title will be retained
till all the purchase money Is paid.
1e5sodi GEORGE ADAMS.
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Marine Di>aste.

NEw YORK, March 4.-Seva, u,
crew OF the German bark O,to ~ !, IL
burned at sea, the report ths, hs ESa
able to extinguish the ismes ws,s 49,, !" u
to abandon tbs vessel the S.S g.
month. While getting ir,, "&'
boat Frederick Recsrl tell oySA u
and was lost. The painter ps,,i 10.
boat drifted swsy, leaving Ct" q
Gempke, the mate and four me-, >arA'
burning vessel. The steamship az n =
lier sighted the bark the next "A, u4.,'
failing in her attempts to rescue ~, \
seen on board, owing to tho - 40. "'
storm prevailing, bore swsy 49,, 't''''
them to their fate. '''I q.
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NOTICE.
2 EXEMPTION OF CITY B0NDs

i e'' DONDs
me noluei W 1i tne - per cent Bonn, al,
ordinance OF 1871, are hereby nS,i sI U
in accordance with the proyIstor'tI .. Va,
ordinance the following R1NI, y. W Nj
bered, to-wit: ~, ~. %, 10 ,sa I.l'
1872, iOs. ISS, 1875, 1919. aSI aSS' w,
3oS, 3is, 800, $40, 3l., Esv,n, ~,
drawn by lot, Will be- paid on Pms 90
TO the undersigned, and wi rssS,.,'~" ..'l
interest on and after Apr. !, Is, y" va
HENRY X. LIST
BENJAMIN BiVENPORr
Commissioners OF CItyoi Mn,
MARCH /, 1878 w, (.
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Great bargains.

We will sell from this time till April
lst our stock OF Pianos, Organs and Mu.
steal Goods of all descriptions. A lnc
pair OF match horses, one buggy and one
wagon and harness; at cost for cash or
approved security.
On the above date, A. NJ. Adams will
retire from the firm. Apply to Adams
IL Lucas, 1927 Market street.
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south wheeling Guards.

The next meeting ofthis company will
be held at koch's hall on Thursday
night. The roll OF membership is steadily
increasing. The plan proposed for the
government of the organization en-
braces beneficial festure. As we under
stand it, small sum is TO be paid into
the treasurer either weekly or monthly
by esch member, and in case Of sickness
he Is to receive the advantage of it, and
when death occurs an amount as large
IS the finances of the company will jus
tify will be paid TO the wife or other sur
vivlng heirs.