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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-09
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Sic lit feline Verii6erunasaei lllhait I'M ses
mchnlihen Sinne, icucern cine 0sielllhaIt
pcn Nlrmern, eic untcr einancer ubsreinaes
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fur isoe 6uncert Oclars 0.rinsrun9 3wsi
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Gnec Ter VsrIdsruna.psricre Gas nidt s,r
ausaab'e @elo cen VsrIcsertsn ;uut criastet.
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allsin cine NsrHh:ruu9 ,u cen mr3lid,t ME:
eri9cn 0atsn. lcucern es crbiIt nod 3inltn
aui icn cepcnirtes S,lc. Die N0ce,ation
bat iousit idcn s3J.OJD an @itaieosr, eersn
Vclieen ab3tlauicn ilne, ;rrut btiahlt. Dies
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alisesebubr pom Ocllars, wsldc sur Be.
3ltlun9 rem Naen:cn. Wsbu1ren uue OIIse
Muslabcn beitimmt Ine.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-09
SPECIE RESUMPTION.

Through n financial pestllence. col
lapse ef taade, bankruptcies innumer-
able. desolated hons. scattered fami-
lies, u crashing of mortgages aud a
smashing Of savings banks: through
idleness. starvation, suicides. Sher-
man made good Shis atrocious bargain
with the bondholders. He has us
now where he wants us. Having
screwed the life out of thousands and
millions into distress and starvation.
he is all right now. He need take no
care about the resumption act, wheth-
er 1t is repealed or not repealed. 1t is
above repeal. 1t is established by
the law of necessity. Whilst paper is
too scarce TO meet the requirements
of business it will necessarily be pre-
ferahle to gold. because it does all
that gold can do with the added adj
vantages of lightness of carriage and
simplicity OF computation. A imam
offers n man offers you two or three
greenbacks. You have not to scrape
and ring and scrutinize to get clear of
the connterfeits Ms yon would have to
do with silver. You slide it into any
corner and it makes no bulk, no wight,
no rattle. Besides il one Of them
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-09
2bdise enrsfe Nsnten uon tn o 6eieqaft
s3efdbdsuns euen g3eroenR Hereffrc yD II
The Oldest Comp ani.s are Musuals.

As You will frequently hear the remark that
Mutual Insurance Companies are not Success
Jul, or that there are only few in existence,
We have concluded to give you few facts OH
this subject.
Th- oldest chartered company in the WORLD
is a Mutual. II was orxanlz-d in London in
1855 aud is to-day in operation. Name Of
COMPANY, "Hand in Hand
The oldest Fire Insurance. Company in the
United States Is Mutual. |. is the ''Philadel-
phia Contributnnship Orssuiz-d April 10,
1852. In l7o4 til. Mutual Assurauc- Co. OF
Philadelphia was oroauiz-d The Baltimore
Equitable SIC ety was organized in 1894. Tn.
Norwich Mutual was also organic ID III 1874
The same y~er th. NJ ltuai Fire Insurance Com
pany, OF Virginia, WIS Incorporated, and the
next year 1899 thu Massachus. It's Fire Marine
came into its existence. All thu comp mes
named are in successful operation to- DAY, and
up to ia. year 800 there was only one or two
stock CONT anies organized in the United States
To-day there are many compani both stick
and Mutual, but tn. Mutuals are the most nu-
meTouS. In an article in the Insu atcr Re
porter" n paper Published in the interest 1T
stock ccmpauiss) II is stated that theirs were 479
stoc aud 500 Mutual companies now in ex ST
enc- in tn 3 country.
The first ms rancs company in France was q
Mutual. In 1855 there We're in that country
81 insurance companies, of which Il were
Mutusls.
In Prussia, Bavaria, Saxony, W urtrmburg,
Baden and Swiizsrl,u the G'.v-rnment com.
pes its citizens to insure their buildings, ami .
tax is levied to make good thu lose that occur
Fin, insu ancs introduced into Russis in
1871, and thsre ar now several Musuals and
few stock com panirs.
Mutual insurance Was orxanix-d in Austria
in 1875, and Spain. Porting i aud China ( l.
lowed, until nearly every country Of the Old
world recognized AID adopted insurance
a.a!ass fire as settled aud permanent sue
CESS.
The oldest and largest life insurance compa-
niss in tia. orld - we'll As marine com paiies.
are Mutuals.
We gather from this history the following
facts
is,- The oldest insurance con pany in exist
enc- is Mutual.
III. The oldest in the United Sts.es Is Nu-
tual.
81. The oldest in nearly every country ia =
Mutual.
STU. Til. Mutuals outnumber the Stock in
this country.
5sh. AGE, NUMBERS and SUCCESS must be the
test Of any system.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-09

Na6rcnb Der rrrgenannte Gocreratip. 0crs
Rd,eru, aeplan entiticrcn cer bdligils III unb
eeshalb als Der bette emricblsn miro, 10 bat
eas Grceutp Gcmite ech fur Sui,niacn,
mcld,e es ucr3isben, sincn sVaar Vlan" Gin.
9er'dtst uno einen leg vlrstalm mt Ylan
uno Nnc mir isst i'm Stlnce, Y,i,esn fur il.
Den 8 munld,,en HIan ees spplltanten aus.
3u9eten.
OurN 0crmineerurs alter 9as,rb q iifcs
III cieie 9llceiaticn i'm S'anot, cen 10000
Winne'cta Sarmern billiaere unc iieterc Ycrs
ntsrun9 gu asten, ais Ns auf irosnc cinen
Ban erianssn fcnnsn.
un9eahet Der Nns,iiIc unb Mifrcrrilen.
tatonen pcn Nsb.nbublcrn unp 6sinocu
wabreno Der Sluer ron l3 .sabren. liefsrt
Der befineiae 3upats i'll arai, une Subj
mibreno risler 3sit cen Yeweis iur cine quite
Utrwaltur9 Alls Winn,ic,a 6armer, mrlde
mob nidbt aRitaliceer iinc, wcrosn einscla:
ben, eielen Ylan bIiiaer une iid,erer Vtrid,.
eruna 81 rrnT,u unc 81 gebraud,en, iatt raB
nc Sremoc ecrrcrltcneu Der. idern coer fur
Vsrlullc m Mrben S,a,tsn bss,tlen.
Oas Werf, cine prcsrcrircnec @;mciute
auf3ubaucn, rubt auf ten 6lrmcrn res Sraas
ties. 9Dcnn IL Sisuern uno tcbcn 3insfuB
recuei CT molten, 10 mujlsn lie 3uiammsn bat
ten. Is n6elmiide Snnituticmen au utter.
ftuScn, ii S.lbnsrlaltun3.
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The amount of limited States no.e> ~

The amount of Uni,ei States notes re-
tir,d the present m NH in consequence of
the issue of national bank notes, will be
shout twelve hundred thousand dollars.
The secretary of the treasury orders this
amount to be replaced by silver dollars, to
be paid out in course of business. This
sum will be distributed among the vsrious
treasures and public repositories. so
that TO this extent silver dollars will be
paid out for currency obligations.
AT Milford. Mass, Sunday. $1,000 peo-
pie attended the Catholic church of that
village, Attracted by the exp, CITATION that
Father Cuddedy would sllude to coutro-
versv between himself and the society Of
Hibernians- The rcverend father denounc-
ed the order in the most severe terms, de-
clared the pews in the church held hy them
vacant, and warned Americans against the
order, as the Mollie Mcguire disturbances
in Pennsylvania might he repeated in New
England Members of The order declare
their intention to adhere to it, REGARDLESS
OF tho action Of The church.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-09

1t is announced ut st. Petersburg that
Prince GOrt-chnkof 10 better. although
weakness still renders him incapable OF
transacting any business.
The loes BY the fire in the Detroit Free
Press building Monday morning was s5e,-
600; insurance a., OcO. Tie issue of the
paper will not be interrupted.
The Roman Cibolc Bishop Of Quebec
has issued paste raj letter warning c &C.
tors against corruption and giving liberty
OF conscience in political matters.
It is understood At Aldershoit that II Z
Queen has expressed her intention If
naming m early day to review the first
army Corps in its now complete state.
Mollie Mickey OF Deadwood was eaved
from death Sunday night BY her CO set
turning bullet fired at her by James D.
May, Who was afflicted with jealousy.
Bishop Carlson OF Omaha held services
at Bismarck Sunday.
The English volunteers for active serv-
ice numbsr about $500
An association 10 being formed To start
q new democratic paper at Des Moines,
Iowa
The nail manufacturers Of Wheeling
have suspended production for two
weeks
The Senate has confirmed Robert A.
Sidehotham - secretary Of the Territory
Of Idaho.
Senator NcCreesv Of Kentucky has pre-
senied tie crvdeatials Of his Successor. J.
s. WiIIiame.
The House bin to rpeal the specie re-
sumpsion ct viii b called mp IN the SEN
aas "Wednesday.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-05-09

BENZ. Wood of New York has been i'd
juoicated . voluntary bankrupt
The House on Monday passed Forts
bill forbidding further retirement Of legal
tender notes of 1877.
Germany 10 said tn be inclined to ioiu
with Denmsrk and Russia TO keep British
naval feet from entering the Bitic.
Mr.. Williams OF Michigan has intro
duced in the House bill providing for
the erection Of monument 70 Gen Gus
tev.
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Beamten und DirektOren:

TrHnt s. 8. Tarmr. Gilmcr County;
e:SraNeent: Ole Yesrcn Scpe
Seret: 80 a. Nimpds 9enmerm County;
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@e Scbn @lc, @e g. MeaY,
@abt Co., s. Necaet &c.; g.
Yaa Vsr!en Carer &c.. g. o Seueus 80.
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Extract from the r. port OF the Hennepin
County Council Of The Patrons Of
kushandry.

Your committee desire t. call your attention
to the fact that every officer Of this Association
Is m-inber of our or,rr. that the Association
is literally ard truly Farm. rs Mutual Asso.
CATION. composed exclusively Of farmers, and
controlled in every department by q angers
Its offers are ni-n OF high stsnding and
blaius:~ss int gritty AMI honor, aud in the COM
muuiiies in which they live 10 shadow #
suspicion or corruption can be trnthfuiiy al
legged against th-m. The supervision OF ali
the acts ii the cretary and his subordi,,ates
Is pat OF thrir duty, and fon all ". can
i-arn, ih~y sciupulousl. perform Il, aud we
do not b.'ieve that these linen would count
n nc. or support FIR one mo men. any asso, il :.
ton dishones,ly conducted or lend Themselves
to the iniquity OF covering up or corc- a,ing
maitrassucs On the part Of any attacl,e ii III.
Association. Many pnrriie charges have be-n
male against the Association, and your COM
mit.sw have erd~Avored Tea ously to trace
them up, and get tii- ruth, tut in no single
instance have We found any proof OF mi man.
assm.nt or .iishon->ty ON the part Of any one
in the employ Vt the Association, AM We u.
|ievs that ali tLese ci,arys are made bv mali
cious eneruies Of the Association. without =
shadow Of proof 10 ssssta him.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

A NATIONAL TEMPERANCE INSTITUTE, COOPER
N Union tgrcat halll--Sunday. r. NJ, q grand pro
grammc that distinguished divine Rev DR.. g. W. samson.
OF Harlem will expound tie temperance question in
thrilling and mastery Mrs Anna Randall Diehl
and Miss Bertha Reynolds, Of syracuse n y. aud New
York's fsvorite Rev. W. b. Aeck will take prominent
part in tho exercises The celebrated cornctis John A.
kitthsner will lead the singing with his silver ccrnet
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

CEcOND HAND MACHINERY wANTED--7o TO
bSsl horse power Engine and Boiler ~ inch Betting
largo vacuum Pump. large Hydraulic Press and steam
Pump. MACIINIS1 Herald office
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

At SPRING STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
"A Rev Alfred H. Momen t.sabhsth seryices--mor Mug
10 M lessons from tho Wreck Of the Steamship Pom
ncrania Evening 30, "Sodom Zoar and the Pillar Of
Salt" Strangers welcome
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

circumstances whatsoever; neither have scaled our
Prizes we'll known all the United States
that have paid an FULL on PRESENTATION all
Prizes up to 100000 in value certificates to
that effect in possession will testify Besides tho names
Of GENERALS BEAUREGARD and EARLY, connected
with the management of the Drawings ve6caon Of the
the pabc he fairness Of our Drawing ana the
nERGp Tn TE n' resLc e 10 ak
RIED OUT IN GOOD FAITH for which the capital Of rhis
Of over Sooo is sure guarantee well as the accom-
panying statement showing the OF Of tho hold,
BAii our correspondence IS strictly confidential and
Prizes without r., obtaining written cards over thor
signature and unless specially permitted TO publish them
LIST or or , cArITM. \ na PRIZES DIR gEAwS
tonic Texas, 5000 collected sy Brnnett Lockwood
asS kim. J.nssrSs sss wilson, oKess %.a,, Ran
Agent southern Express compsy New oricsns one-haf
Se ss I SsT E.sss.. Sss
cc%p.ns E.nE Nsw Orleans % r,oa
csmpSsIi 4 sea"'S s%S s serssd 'aS SS qnsnsis
drao, n.vana Cuba 5000, collected BY steamer Emily
? Class 3, ApTiia, 30 i52a Goorss \ cornto London
h Lhss,s Louisiana National Bank. New oreans one
half ticket.
sS 's SsT Ssss
ciass May May e|s + Ss 'ss essss " Moss agent
press Company washington 2 G. $1,000 collected hy 7
sa M ese Southern Express Or
Glass i, May j. 80 5ea4a Jonn Andrews New York
5000 collected BY NJ Wcscoat agent Southern Express
Company, New Orleans, .ne.lalf ticket
dcet St., New Orleans sIooooo collected by A. luria
cashier Louisiana National Bank, New Orleans, whole
Glass June Il. No SO $50, NJ Y Runse - Upper Firs
S. snnk nd @ Il; ,ss
Glass :. June H. No. .i l5l De,ne Epes seefon.e
sas xaoSa sSaHl Bank New Orleans sks
Class June No 77.Io - y aams.y West Msridsn
Espss. Company New Orleans one ,,;, Ten ii ticket.
tor Marion Gd & soecea by
81 ssHs ,eEe orser @ Ea. ca,o
American National Bank, Warrington .ne-half Ticket
critienden soanty Ark opposite Memphis, $4,000 col
lected BY Hill Fontane Co., grocers, Memphis. who'll
Glass \. Auguss -. No. a,44o J. n setors Co. L
II SEWN lis ecs,ar st., New Orleans ono half ticket
Glass il, August ls. 10 s22s7. Chars. \ Hunt. viii
by N. Bsnnisser, State National Bank o. New Orleans
Glass 4. October Nc es7at Joseph T Reside; VII
collected by NJ, Wescoat. Agent Southern Express Com
Class l. Novsmser T. No ssao7 held in New York,
T :"ss asss ' # i.
oAy Company from the beginning to the end and in al
ns q
Jabal Early OF one Of these Grand ten
M took susn @ as TO nCw that az IA the
from M which the drawing made with much sstan,
sealed them up placed them the vault aud then ocke
the vault and put the key in his poes., knows that ,h
part deception On the part OF others
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

IJuST OFFICE NOTICE
The foreign mails for the week ending saturday. No
Senbcr ~ 1878. will clos, this office on Tuesday, ~
a. ~ for Europe by steamship Wisconsin via Queenstown
on Wednesday, ~ = A. ", Tor Europe by steamship sly
thia via Queenstown correspondence ior rance !" be Tor
warde by this lie specially addresscd aud ~
y A. NJ, for France direct By .tcamslip Labrador. via
tayrc; Thursday. 80 A. W.. for Europe, by stcam
ship Republic via Queenstown correspondence Tor ter
many and France 10 be forwarded ~ is steamer must s
specially addressed. aud ~ 10 Tor Europe. by steam
ship Gelcrt, via Plymouth. ,hcrbourp aud Hamburg; on
Saturday ~. A. VI fer Europe by steamship city uf
Berlin Queenstown correspondence Tor t'ermans and
scotland to Ne forwarded by this steamer must bc specially
Addressed aud a. ". for scotland direct by steam
sir Ethiopia via GLASGOW, aud at II ~ ~ for Europe
by steamship Doun Southampton and Bremen. The
steamshps Wisconsin scytha Republic and City vf Berlin
take mails for Denmark sweden and Norway The
mails for Havana leave New York November n and ~,
Tie mails for HAy Grcytown, Savanla. &e leave New
yo-k November ~ Tho mails for Aspinwall and South
Pacific pots leave New York November ~ The mails for
Mexico New York Notenhcr ~ The mails for China
aud apan leave San Francrn December a. The mails foe
Ans.tsfs sc leave san Franchises December -
THOMAS T. JAMES. Postmaster
rosr OrFIcr. Nav yoeS. MOI, -. is7S
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

4 10 WEST 5TTII Sr--fINEST FULL SIZE HOUSE
~ with finest finish. finest three story extension and
finest block in New York. See IL dayii, Bargain. v
X, STEVENSON. Dr. psas - East 18th 81. and io 9Th
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

4 FFLEcE. REV. W. H.. IN HELPING HAND
n Church East 18th st near I'd Welcoming and
ipR-SubIect, The Woman that All the Widows Wept
Over Temperance revival meetings commence Tuesday
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
uEsTAURAHTs.

I)ESrArRANT FENNCNts No - WEST iiTH ST
university place and 5h av. Ncw Notk-Tabo.
dhotc from I. NJ CHAs. JACQUES, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY-NEXT DRAWING DE.
II cember q; SSlOoo0 drawn: capital SaOoiNn; prizes
eashed orders hiled: information furnished. TAYLOR
co. Bankers. II Wall 81.
DHETMATISM POSITIVELY CURED-ErRoPEAN
IlRIiEI MATIC SOCIETY has removed from au7 2lu
West Bath Only genuine Office in America and incorpo-
rated under of February IL 1913 Consultation terms
and circulars free
rTHE MARVEL OF HEALING.
l Ladies afflicted with piles may have permanent cure
guaranteed in 10 ~ days by homeopathic lady physi
elan, $50 East 5th wonderful and harmless
edy. Write foi particulars.
THE TURF.
A FLEETWOOD PARK. THIS DAY SATURDAY
n .pursc so road wacons. for MI horses that
bear ~ In harness entries close the post horses
called NJ ! o'rnck T. VI GATES X BARNARD.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A SSORTMENT ATTRACTIVE HOUSES-CHoICE LO-
"A cations. Owners. DUGGIN & CR0SSMAN Architects
63 East 4lt Price list describing How good house
should be built
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.

LOUISIANA STATE. LOTTERY COMPANY.
This institution regularly Incorporated by tho Legis.
Of the State for and charitable
IN StS with capital OF - tsuHs which IL has since
added q fud Of $:EuuO Its Grand Single Num-
Drawings will take place monthly IL scales
postpones. Look the following dist trihution,
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
during which will take place the
EXTRAORDINARY SEMT-ANNrAL DRAWING,
at New Orleans. Tu ESDAY. December 10.
under the personal supervision and management of
General q. 7: BEAUREGAKD OF Louisiana. and
General JUBAL A. EARLY, ot Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE, $1OoOOD.
NOTICE.-Tickets $40 ony Halves, s.; Fifths, 81
Tnnils
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

T RARKER { SONS
AcITy AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter
SAILS.
CORNER or Broadway and sath e.
CTIAS W. BARKER. ATCTIONE1R
REGULAR SALES every Wednesday and Saturday.
TW ENTI -FOI II hours allowed for trial.
CATALOGUES OF SALE THIS DAY.
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

A rTENTION Is CALLED TO THE NEW FOUR
n sor, cabinet finished Houses Nos 10 - East 6sth
absolutely complete All their appointments Apply
premises. WILLIAMS
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

II,VaV FfIzes
Gen. 81 I REAUREnAkD, Of La, Commissioners.
Application for clubs should only be made the
office Of the company In New Orleans.
Write for circulars send orders To
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
Post Office hox tS2 New Orleans La:
or to II. L. PLUM,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING CHAPEL 54TH
VTst 7th ay--yon,ay 1850 lecture, "Indrances,i by
Rev Thomas Hey wood of the abest temperance lee
turers. Admission free.