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, 1879-07-02

I.cprosy has saals lts ,lppsarauco in several
parts " stto spuuYh l'rSstncu ot Alicante, un.l
Thu althorlstr1 ufarmel pr tl!e nulubcr ot easea
anu tho a'ortat!ty lase taken slups lu cstAulIstl
Especial hoApItat tor lcpers. Ia l.u psoysnce of
wh'ct. stventy~oue prnyeu tata!; ami Iu 'this
proyiuce there has existed for long tina q
leper'a hospital. LvprosY il known there under
two nRnIes,-the malaNys VI Maurcs atsi ,Au
naiauy Vt 81. Lazarus; a.ld It lnuuiIrsta Itself
under two FORMS, the tubercutar, ar lcprosy of
tie trucks. u.sd lhs vuIKus, or leprosy vi ti,a
jsws. tAses Ut recovery are extrulllelY rare.
hui! statistics rcspcctlnK'lt arc t.ot to be psu-
, 1879-07-02
Tie .notIon that 1oprosy Is to ba found now
only In Asia aill Africa 10 erroneous; II Il inet
With in rariuus countries Of Continental Europe.
CROP REPORTS.



srsctnt Dsp1,rhfs to TAs Tribune.
ODEttr Livingston Co., July 1.-Tho rain OF
Saturday lfas made great change for tic bet
ter tn all our crops. Corn has taken \ urcat
asart, mud wo lnso now prospevt Of flne crop.
The ground ID vcrF ceau, md has been we'll
worked. 1lossack &c Dro., probably tho largest
grain-stitppcra OH tho limo OF tic Chicago l.
Alton Road, tell mo that there will b. At least
i0,0M bushels OF FINK raised hero this season.
Wa were III field Of wlntor WHEAT lust being
cut Upon the fattn Of sfr. john MciVtft(ams,
with would average 20 bushels 10 The mere.
Whcro the land hal bcen n,auurel the wheat
will ytol1 10 bushels. Farmers havo an Idea
tint VIC cannot rstsc winter wheat IN this part Of
tic State. The sucee'a OF str: Mc's1)l!ams
ptorcs T. tl'c contrary. Hay will be short
WATERLOO. Monroc Co... July 1.-Winter
wheat Eill yield not la*6 than ~ bushels to
the acro. Quality OF the grain roou ttl eycrY
respect. Exceeds The harvest Of 1878 Oats aro
KANE, oscene Co.. July 1.-commrncea
stacking wheat. Was nut mp IN tine order.
hest crop we hare llad for several years. VIII
recent rains will help us out. ATendows md
pastures havo suffered more than any other
crop.
Qoprner, Madison Co., July 1.-Wiutcr wheat
flCtA 10 UuSHGI8 ~ tllE AcIEs k&uHIi6F HUuut
Drought hns made uhent very short. Oats too
short to reap. Cora ao!ns well: about three
feet hf9h. Pastures atd meadows very poor.
Hay crop short.
JonNsosytLLR, Wayno Co., July 1.-Whcat
all cut; 10 ln good shape; quality excellent;
rnltcr thin Oh HE ground; wll not be ~ .,aucl,
as lust ycar. Onts elt stlnrt. Cllncll.bur doing
soma damage. Corn good but not Iargc. rast-
ufcs aid lncntlnwS abort.
WARSAW, Hancock Co., july 1.-Whcat was
never butter; moro acreage than oyer before,
Mnd guinE III Lhock III good condition, Corn And
oats much lmpsnycd. Cora 30 per ccs,t butter
a',l wheat @1 nor cent better thai! last rear;
MOUNT STERLING, Brown Co., July 1.-Wheat
oil cut. In stack In txccllcnt condition. viii
Yield from 15920 buahels to tho acre. B.st
crop And largest ever ratscd in the county. One
third moru than 1876. Oats abort, Early corn
tine. Lntc very small, and will bo failure.
Meadows short.
CopnEx, Union Co., July 1.-Winter wheat
not yet stackeA. Hratn large, OF lne quality.
Yield better than was anticipated. The prcsnt
rainy scason may dalnnRo It. Coru everywhere
| looks ttne. ltay crop very abort
MINER, Tazewe]l CO., July 1.-1V'ntcr wheat
Is coming In finely Good berry mud largo yiotd.
Much better than 1875. Oats orc cut short.
Recent rains lsave had q nuat DECIDED effect for
poor.
AsuTox, Leo Co., July 1..-Co.p ts better thau
an average crop for thu time Of gear. Flax al,d
oats injured hv dranght. Spring wheat iu tlos-
Sum. Timothy NIL b. light. Plenty Ut rain.
DAKoTAt Stephenson TO-, July 1.-0ata and
Tax cut short. Spring wh.at IL tnin, tut head
Ing veil. Corn from eIghteen inches to two
| feet lugh. Considerable clover bs!ug spoiled
tho past week by ralns.
, 1879-07-02

I1Ie Paris correspondent Ut the New Orleans
lsayts.s ,t Wrts:; Ii houis Blans, n tersnt
tsans called du ,no 1t Versailles bcforu ,1s IL
in! of titc ChaEnter, asi asked nlc tD pplnt out
to them uamtctta's seat. l pointsd II out to
taleu They. QUO aftes lhe other, ruIdly, uulil,.
cFately, nvtauaicall!, with compreascd lips,
GFaYn look, liked eyes. laok!ug every inch lika
ltteil ordered to u1ecuts grayu t4Ak Which r..
lusted accuracy. sut III 0ambctta's srat, rose,
sat lp It agulu, une atter tho otiler ~ il 1i,cy
~ere ascertulnlns its soIiaity. Stupeticu, puz.
k!ea syself tu enuurehenu this singular inan,,er
VI Visiting Tie Chamber Of Deputies. Wien Que
u the Yankees kxll to snu: sbiouaieur Louis
bIsar. will you bs good enough to shuw W Jour
, 1879-07-02
MARINE INSURANCE RATES.

'rlIc Chicago member Of The Executive Com
mfttec Of the marine insurance pool Inns Issued
n new schedule Of ratcs,-:c higher all round.
Tho schedule un IA" resscis Is now as fol-
lows: 10 all Lake Michigan ports. 15c per
sl0o; 10 Lake Huron ports. :.e3!c; to Lake Eric
ports, 25c: to Lake Ontario ports, 35,c; 10 Mon
trcal. G)c,-al1 10c OF. Five cents IL added to
the above figures on Il l yasscls.
The pool companies did not get mitch OF tho
business iatcly, their outside cuulpcf!tora' con-
tracts taking In the iion's share. one prominent
Bhlpncr turning into them CarEocs aGGrcgating
40a 0C0 btu OF grain.
, 1879-07-02
RETURNiN0 TO WORK,

returning to Work.
F&tt RIVER Afdas., Juiv 1.-spinncra from
out Of town arEive,op nearly every tratn n,ll 1t
Ii stated That forty .ra1ue to-day, This Tccum-
seh Mills has Qute number of imported Brln-
Iers, md ticy hare been ouurtcretl nt the HOLY
Tree Inn. Tonight Ut o'elock crowd
estimated at from 900 to 1,000 gathered IN
frunt Of thu Inn, ll,t tlr Company had lifted
up q. tenement. fur them, mud ths crowd
was disappointed by their 1,un-nppcaranee. This
evening, however, aute number Of women
md boys gathered around tic house where tic
spinness were. The Inter threw Htoncs 80
freely TINT the police wcro sent for. Tic bows
are nrovln. Troublesome element, aul most OF
lhc stonc'throwlnE Is done by them.
, 1879-07-02
LOUISIANA STATE DEBT.

.NxW 0nLHANa, July t~-TAe Convention
atlonted substitute for tho minority report,
reeoxu,xsng thu principal of tho State dsbt AZ
constituted under tho funding act, nut reducing
the interest 10 j per cent tor fifteen years. and
prr erat thereafter.
Ngw ORLEANS, July 1,-Iho subssltute for
the seeond section VI tho or1iaanpo offered BY
ttle u!uurtr, ~ telegraphel Ut uQun, Was tipaflY
aduntsl. All. ], lut!afuu tbs wlo!s 4eGt i
, 1879-07-02


Scne ". l.. fresso5, Mnnlatco, iimpat. Mhrkct.
rh Sems Mcttonos, Eik tap!",; itat,. steto stfeo*
rcnr Sttmah, MenoTiner. iainber, -. ,,
sshr sehr swa'ow, ~ 'ensankGc; lamoe nsams n Hn
schf Kate kgflf. cnal. EtHhtrcnth street. ,,
schr a. ". Lnckef. tcdhf htsef. !nmotf. hl2ht'
eenth street. ,,
sent n. i. !nchnra: IaekatAs. Jumper. MSfRet.
ret Mary l.ndwlR. iaceaf"'t. baff. North ntaneh.
schf Il, a. R1chmond, Antkegon. lumber, Masot
s., SUD. ,,.n ,, ,.-
Scnr Sct eontesl; MnsEe9on. lumber. steteon SUP
sche Mnkeh t3a9f. Trhvnssc lumber, Market:
sesf l.tniostnasi' black Creek, lumbet, Elaat'
eenlhhfcet.
sMcnr M tlane!' Atnomlnec. !nmoes, Stetspn s!in.
t scMr SONORA MeGohlnee. lumber. stetson wy.
sc"f :; ,, a. " ooas' Mcnon1Inoc, lumber. s'eooa
o.. 1"p v..
sehF ri,inp Cloud, Point ii. 1gnnce. lumber. Mar
r,,,, Sen ra-,, 49,. ,u.
Es Sens :, d. teahehl, lumber, Evant aif ,,,-
chr 4 na1"S' y nkeRon lnntber, s1H.son 'a', Hp'
Sche Sche =; y: ". M1escton. lnm,tf Aeh s1i9
Sc1s MM,a!!HHeneF M1skego's, n!nef. A,!tn enp'
Sh Scsr Il: =. Muofc. MhskeGe,s. 'nlbsf. Market
Schr i,ts:s nfand l!n,sn ls'mgSs. MaIket' ,l
'stF e'a'a' SiAsRefon, lfneeT' Has" eA'eet'
ACTUAL sAtstsGt.
Schr Lille Pratt, 1,udtn:tou, sundr1cs.
Hchr G. T. Allen, tirnnd iIarcn, light.
ing Fnsorite, icnon,it,er, towing,
stmr t3raca tirun1tnnn,i, N",th fInrcu, sundrits.
Hlmf Cofonn. NJ. Jpe. sundrics,
Stn,r A1pc,Jn, Mu.seEon, nNnjrtes,
H.mr Shcboyran, Manltu,ypc, rundtlcs,
stmr Lizzie Donk, ii, Inc, light,
Stmf Ernatus corning t3u[iniu prain
Schs Mar,on Nixon, Ludlng;of', ligi,.,
schr j. 4, IIa1nes. i.uan9ton, light.
i Achf j. II, I}jil. rcutwutrr. iiIht
lrop u. u. Htnt. t'uffatp cratp,
, 1879-07-02

Loss DI" n STEAM YACHT.
Thc Cleveland Lender OF yesterday has tho
following corccrning the loss of The stcam- m-yacht
Anselopa:
The Bteam yacht Antelope ,vas Lost onr.akc Sill
ncrlor, about 1.0 miles north Of White Ftah Point
last Friday or Saturday. Tho crew reached 4
ne1cr: anil werc II have arrived Mt the Sault.
tIhc t1hhc Works owned nne-haIf Of tho hnat anl
prior 10 her hainr sold 10 Lake Superior parties.
She was sold for s.. 40, and left this EoFt about
ono month n.,o.
, 1879-07-02


Ponr IluRox. Mich, July 1.-up-Props En-.
terprisc. CITY Of New York,, Waverly With scl'l
g. 8. Hazard, Mary Prfngte and bsrRes, Ara1ae
anu bargca, Belle Cross nsul barces; schrs Ann
Ncorip, Azoy, Mary D., ]. 4. Saunders, Mnrs
{'arrctf.
Eaunce. Townsend aud consort; Ec!,rs Regina,
phcbc, Catherine.
Wtp,,-Aontt; freth; wcs,lrr Anr.
POM lluRoN. Mich, July 1.-Ut---Prons City
mud scfra Leonard ind Hannah; sci,rs Is. II.
lsotnds Monsauk, ,Mysotts, Wcnti-t'c-WaTc,
c. Atnsicu.
Dowh-1'rops G. j. Kcrshaw. Japan, Dcla.
ware, oswegatchtc, Vienna s,,,.l con.,'rt, C1evc-
lnnst aud hargcs, htorely With schr Niagara No.
=; .rlr M.lrtIlmorc.
Wtnd-8outh. light; weather. fsnc.
The t'odY Of John Cullan, WHO was droWnctl
hero Oh tho 24til, was fofl today.
, 1879-07-02

SptctaI RipdftRts fa'1Ae Tribune.
MuNo1r, Delaware Co., July 1.-Wintcr wheat
wus never huttrr. oals Al iila ''ax shortened by
drought. Corn IL poor stand ut best. Tlmo-
thy fn]r. '-4"'
VlNcESsEs, July 1.-The harvest, which Is
now almost cntirciy flushed, not only confirms
my iorlaer report to y1aH, but shows thus tho
Yield Is unprecedented. IL. There will be dozen
yield will exceed forty bushels por arrc, a Yield
entirely unparalleled. W. 7. Reed reports nil
average of totty-ilve bushels, wiilIo =. ]. Reel
reports tlftv md one.third hushela. These arc
thu largest yicIds REPORTED thus lar, hut all over
tic county 1t ID In excess Of Lie fondsst untict
patt0ns, md this statement will tlHubtluss hold
good III all the counties oi Southern lndiaaa
, 1879-07-02

sptct1I n!tpafth 10 71s 7ttaun&
AsHTAnul.A, July 1.-Oats ore very much
shortened by the drought. Wutor wheat not
a. good rs lust season. Not cut ret Corn ia
late. Hay crop Hight.
, 1879-07-02

GALVESTON. July la special from Austin
says' "Naws il received Of fl2ht between tho
State troopa aud party OF Indlans At tho head
Of Conrha River. Oue 1ud!an was killed and
seycrsl wounded. The seat escaped. The State
troops lost several hoJscs md pack-mules. They
aro still pursuIng tho Inufun4.'
, 1879-07-02
AT COLUMBUS, o,

CotuMHus, O., July la Gre In Neils Stock
Yards this morning burned three large statutes
and about 100 tons Of hay, l.oss about $1,000.
800; Springfield, Of Springfield, Mass., s0oo.
, 1879-07-02
y MODEST TUON1AN.

There was sone TALK OF awarding Capt.
Jewell, OF ,l,c tug Rebel, a srcond~clnss 1ned.f
for his gallant services III resculng the Captain
aud crew Of the schr Alert, hut, us he Is a rery
modest niIa unasaumng gentleman. ami would
probably refuse nnythiug short Of a hrst-ciuss
medal, the matter will no doubt be allowed to
rest for the present, at lnaat.
, 1879-07-02

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, july LA special to
the Eag.s states that on Bunday lat ]. II, Cogs-
hall, Supervisor OF Greenwood, remote interior
township Of Oceaua County, act fire to bis house
and burned II, With 5000 tp cash and himself,
Whcn hfs wife wouldn't stay With him, he up-
locked the door aud lot her get out Of the burn.
Ing building. liz was suddenly astacked With
INSANITY,
, 1879-07-02

Tp<cfa' nfpateh to TIE Tribune
ponr CoLnoRNE, Ont, July t.-Passcd up-
schrs Belle Mitchell, Uswc1o to Milwaukee,
coal; j. White, oawego to Milwaukee, con1; F.
.. 1larlsez, Osweuo to Chicago, coal; Aavaua,
Oswego to Chicago, coal.
NUthiuE IpWp.
, 1879-07-02

6ptes1t Dsnafch To T1s 1sfsuns.
OcosTo, Oeonto Co., July mo winter
wheat uGt yet, lIas improved slnco the lato
raius. Spring what doing better. Corn fair. :
, 1879-07-02

:
ATLANTA, Ga., July 1.-Clnrke's cotton fac.
tory and m!ll. sixteen miles east Of Atlanta. IL
burned. Insurance, So, ,ooo. The property was
YalQcl at &75QQQ -.
, 1879-07-02
StIlclr}f,

+: ATLANTA, Ga. July l.-Lteut McCauley
sutcided OH account Of Losses ut the gamtnX
table. lie was deeply Involved tnsough LOSES
at faso to-day. 't'I ''
, 1879-07-02
TIRES.


SPn1nor1RLD. Ill.,, July 1.-The boarding.
tousa Of Mrs. II. Giblln, corner Of Fifth and
Carpenter streets, this city, caught fire, this
morning aud was almost entirely consumed.
Most OF tho furniture was sRYcd. Loss, So, O0U;
Insured IN tho Fraukiin of FhtiadeIphla fof
$4,WN.
, 1879-07-02
ALABAMA.

Gpfrtal Uitp.teh to Ths Tribune.
AUBURN, Lee Co., July 1.-Cotton IL two
weeks late. Tie wheat and oat crop OF tho
stat1 has hccn harvested. Both q full crop.
CuEn will 10 abundant. Needing rait ak presot,t.
, 1879-07-02
TelEGRAPH1f MITES

FALL RIVER, July l.-Tho Union Mil sold
to-day for 5000
VIoKsuuH0. July 1.-The United States sloop.
ot.war, WaehusettR left at daylight Tor vt.
Louis,
, 1879-07-02

F3KU I1IFF17*AV T1T09 IUN.
Capt. St. Pcter mud Its lite.saying crew will
celebrate the Fourth Of July by firing salute
with tho new gun. a,,l will also make practical
test hy firing line oyer some Imaginary wreck
outside. Full practical tests OF the new piece
Will not be made until LIEUT. Walter arriges.
when sotna interesting experiments will prot,-
ably reault.
, 1879-07-02
NARRATION NOTES.

IVA ' MALL NoIESt
During the twepty.four hours ending at o
o'clock last evening thtrsy.ono sail and twenty
oue stCam vessels arrived, ind ffty.aYo sail and
eighteen steam craft left this port.
The only gratn-earsiess that loft port yeatcr-
day for below were the schrs Annie Vought, E,
Corning, and Sheldon, all wheat.laden for But
falo, antl carrying ntout ~, ,000 bu.
The tugs @. b. Green and Mcclellan came
out yesterday resplendcnt In new black pafnt.
with eight green nnd rcd stripes The latter
lsft last evening for Michigan CITY with Bcows
loaded with stone for the haEbor work there,
Tl.U tuE Protection did not tow the Milwaukee
'arEca on ttle last trip, although sho got all
ready for tic trip. The order Nas countertnutpi-
Wi, nntl tlla FavoEito .nade the run again, her
lloi!crs having l'cen repaired 30 tI,at she could
do 81. hho arrived In lust evening.
EI.sEWnEns.
Cleveland LEADER, lat: "'Illc new Ut cam .barro
]. N. Giddan was Lying at SsaIn'6 dock yes.
terl!nr taking OIL ANCHORS nn1 chains. Hhe will
bc inspected to-day. aud probably I1takt trial
trip IN next eashrtlag. She IL gpicu,ittl. look
inS, !atgo vcsssl, ,-as line bargc, probably, W
salls the la'sr"
a young my residing nt FOL soutl, Water
ton ut tho l!ncosn Fark Pier, managed 10 bo.
come cntangictl IN tic limo a,ll broke his luQ
Capt. Lulln iIolluld With the prop Brutta got
nWav lust niEht,
Capt Sam Moore, of tho bark Two Fanntes, IL
In With anoll!rr Load OF tireen Bay posts,
Can't. Tom Walters, late of schs David A,
Macy, lcavca II wits mil ttree children.
:, 'fIln scfr Mneclc Dali loads stouo today fur
Frankfort, Mich.
, 1879-07-02

At MANSFIELD, La.
afANsF1HLp. La. duly 1.-Fuur stores burned
to-day. Loss estimated It $25. 200; ibsuranea.
ktOQQ
, 1879-07-02

,Fa!Ee5 tapet than thOxs, heautned by Gtepa's
&ulphus soAp ass sssvly sssp. Ayvi4 cpua,ssssa.s,
, 1879-07-02

8ptetrf 1frpatch to 7At Tf1tunL
BENTON, !,ut1er Co., July 1.-Wheat- -11arvett
Of carly varieties Is more than Aa,f over. Will
Weld about eIght bushels. Injured by cl,!neh.
BUGS. Late wheat looks better, VIII b9 ready
10 cut in q few days. Oats nre improved. Early
corn u IN tassel AMI Tho crop neser looked bet
ter. Weather now thowury.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-12
High Art Theatrical Criticism.


Mary Anderson is a marvel, and can
take on more emotions and dresses in a
single evening than any of them. She is
about six feet in height when in repose,
but when her frame is charged with emo
tions and she gets mad or excited, she
seems to raise right up out of the stage
and telescope until she is eighteen or
nineteen feet high, and others look like
dwarfs. She is the most versatile actress
we ever sat in front Of At times she
would put on a sweet, lovely look, and
you would have to be held by two persons
to keep you from rushing on the stage and
tell her that you loved her like a steam
engine, and then she would put on a diving
look, and wild, sacred desperate express
sion so you would want to rush out after
doctor. At.times we would give anil.
lon dollars Gn notesl ta-he in the place of
Clifford wko didn't seem to know that she
wanted him to hug her, and then again,
when she got sassy at him, and began TO
roll her eyes, and her breast began to
heave, and she began to swallow some
thing, and look as though she was dying
for drink, we wouldn't have been within
reach of her for $500. 1t was a singular
study when her breast got to heaving.
She must have a suit of lungs like a
blacksmith's bellows, and when in her
excitement she would exhaust them, She
would look so thin that you could trace
her wishbOne with the naked eve; but
when, in her passion, her lungs became
inflated, her bust rounded out and her
dress fitted like the paper on the wall and
then all she lacked was her own natural
Mary Anderson smile to make the aver
age man give a Pacific railroad if she
were his. Again, in the matter of weep
ing, Miss Anderson holds over all Of them.
1t is said that Mary has never been in
love, and knows nothing of that holy mas
sion except what she has been told. If
such is the case she has had the best
teacher in tho world, for her love-making
is the most perfect ever seen on any stage.
II we have said enough to show that we
consider Mary Anderson the best on the
stage, In our awkward way, then that is
ell right That is what We started out to
dny--A SllqnRkee SlIR-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-12
A WI Cat from the Oak Open
ingS.

Shortly before noon on Tuesday a chap
whose bOot-heels showed four kinds of
clay and a streak of plank-road soil be-
sides, and whose general makeup was as
fierce as that of any Texas Jack on the
prairie, appeared on the upper precinct of
the Eleventh Ward. Some folks thought
he was candidate, but he wasn't. 9th
ers thought he voted in that ward, but he
didn't.
81 come in to see the fun and like enough
square off to a few myself he replied to
those offering him tickets, and he took
seat on a fence and waited to hear some
one call some one else a liar and a row to
begin.
Nothing transpired, however, to dis
tuFb the general peace and harmony, and
after about half an hour the young man
got down off his perch and said to citi-
zen.
''What in Blazes do you call this, any
howg"
at is an election" +" was the reply.
mighty thin this for an electionl
Why, out in my town we only poll 12O
votes, but we are all day doing it, and we
average one knock down for every five bal
lots put through the windowl I'm Just
dying to see row, but you are all
skimmed-milk folks around here"
The good citizen did not want the
stranger to carry home bad impression
of Detroit. and after looking around bit,
he said:
Down around the corner is a. saloon. I
shouldn't wonder if you'll find some of
the boys in there. If you want to rouse
any Of them just smash their hats over
their ears and tell them your a wildcat
from the oak openings"
Good -wildeat-hanged if I
don'tl" ehuckled the young man, and
away he danced.
In about twenty minutes a boy came
running for an officer and said that a man
had been killed. In the roadside ditch
was barrel damned into that barrel
head first, was the wildcat from the inte-
rior and the man who jammed him sat on
the saloon steps singing "My Grandfath-
er's Clock" squirting up and down for
lost Overcoat button. When the wildcat
was pulled out Of his retreat his overeoat
was split in two, his shirt nearly torn of,
and his nose and eyes had a butcher shop
look.
whats all thisg' demanded the officer,
as he rendered the loan of a handkerchief.
"Bin ickedn n' was the humble reply.
"Who byg"
81 dunno. I didn't get to see morn
half of himr'
"Aren't you the chap who was blowing
around up at the polls about the fun at
your town meetings?"
"I are"
sand what do you think nowg''
II think your darned old town is one
trick ahead of US, +" replied the young man,
as he pulled some grass to wipe his nose.
This is the first time I ever saw a man
barreled up for market after being licked.
I'm ready to go home now as soon as 1
find my hatI"-Dstr0iB Free Press.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-12-12

The universal public
WG7ot, IN Life assurance
q Policy that 10ill be
certainly paid at ne0tu-
TftY, and 1OhoSe terms
are definite and clear.
I. ThrouShout the
United States, the old
and ne1O policies alike,
Of the Equitable Life Is
SWrGDce SOciety0Ten1Gde
IncOnteStG6Le after three
years from their date.
9. Each ordinary pol
icy prOUides for a def
mite ,SU1Te7gdeF=p0E14e In
paid NB Insurance, IN
ease The policy is foz77f Il ejtt-
ed after three years. from
its d0te.
g. Each TOpti7ae D0Licy
contains q definite sur
reDdeT-UGLILe IN cash, in
case of WitbdE0wGL Gt
the end of the Tonti716
period.
4. The contract is con-
ctSeLy and czeWZU eg=
pressed, G07gtGi7stEgS onIY
such provisions as are
necessary to protect the |
POLicy-b0JdeTS.
By the ne1O form of policy
adopted by the Equitable |
Life Assurance Society, the |
certainty of payment is
q part of the contract.
and POlcy-hOLderS are not
left In doubt.
The EqWitg9le Life .4asHr-
gHGe Society D01O possesses
accumulated assets, secure
Iy Invested, amounting to
Millions of DOL |
lars. This prOUides for all
liabilities lin Which term is |
included the ',.ReSerUe" re- |
gJCjred6y LaUI and ZeUUes o. |
of Seven Millions. !
q strength UneqWGIIed, 5y |
companies either of the age
Of the Equitable, or Older.
The He11 BUSINESS of the |
KqNitG6Le Society hos. for |
the last eight gears GUernS- |
ed larger than that of anu |
other company, and has
CCCIS6CY CICCI'6OSGI CLLG7'LI1Q |
the present year. 4
For full particulars uD-
DIy to
Henry FaSsett, Agent.
AsHTARQqL4, A.RIQq Q;
G. p. G4K Manager. ils
e9S Superior Street,
- Cleveland, o,