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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
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!: PROTECTIVE union !:

In the month of November, 1873, the ONO
Valley Protective Union was formed. started
under the most favorable auspices. ana Win
officials worthy Of the greatest confidence, IT'S
membership Sprang into large NUMBER ~
once Since then il has increased Ia over Two
Thousand members. The aggregate Of policies
I'm force amounts To four millions OF dollars.
Tho number of assessments made To date Is SIN
teen The number of death claims paid IN
full twrnty-Onc, or $4,000. This Company,
whose plan of Insurance il regarded uS the best
known increases at the rate OF one hundred
and nifty thousand dollars per month. Noth-
inc looking towards speculation ar risks Is
coiutpnauCrd and thosc who desire Ia insure
are asked To Investigate our plan. Mr.. W. 1:
IIandlan. the secretary, will give all desired
information.
No applicatiun for lnSurancci VII be enter
tanned unless there is Il real inNuruble interest
in the life of the applicant. The Association
has ono of the hest Physicians of the city reg
ularlv employed as its Examiner, inSurlng In
this regard SOlVcuCc from extra risk.
The Company issues policies on persons pass
ing an approved examination between the
ages of Twenty and sixty years. The SMALLEST
policy issued Is $50; the largest ShtH. The as
S.Ssmcnts are graded in accordan'" with age
and are equitable The policies are paid III
full, and at u cost To the applicant OF less than
onc-half the amount charged 10y old line lnSur-
ancr companies. The payment OF annual
dues and assessments are 80 distributor
throughout the wear that all can pay and
scarcely miss the amount required to carry
one or I'VE thousand dollar policy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
HEBREW HOLIDAY
Literary and Musical Entertainment
Among the ISracIitirS Last Night.

The Pleasure and Literary >oricty. con
ncrtgd with the Jewish Synagogue gave its
first entertainment last night, Tor brnrn-
Cial purpose. The programm" WIS rrPlr,"
with cool thing. both musical and literary,
and /; would be- difficult To- select the best
performance, whrrr all were 50 gunL The
Young folks taking part in the entertain
mrnt are 20 be- congratulated upon the high
grade OF proficiency attained in the delivery
0f their Rotations and ESSAYS, and better
pleased ,udicucc than thut present never
lett an entertainment ot the kind.
Tn. Rabbi NJ Sr~Slrr opened
with \ short mtt pleasant address.
closing by invoking Divine blessing "u IT,
undertaking after which the program ne
W., rendered To- a ycIy apPrCClHuNc WH
ruCc. The President Of the society, Mr.
Henry EmShcimcr, acquitted huu>CG %"-
m;rabiy ~ master pt ceremonies. the It, -
hate was decided i'm the negative ny th
iud,,r,. Mr,,rs. : : Bloch. Morris Il'rN-
Lcimrr aud Manual GUtmaU. The must"
MAS exceedingly tine. and WIS Rendered by
the Synagogue choir. one "l the very n'> ,
in the city. Il i hoped to have another
entertainment in the course ct Sh'r.
time. which will d2ubtlc,, hc an impr'r"
meat upon this very rNrrl.Cut "H".
After the opening Itdrr~N eft the Free
deaf the following rrrItJtsuU, were gwen
"liayharjc friCtChsv. In":N ''Iim1n; NH.
scnCc." Louis N,H>hSra; The Ne"
Church Organ. NJ, Lille Nutmau, D.
hdearc" Henry Em>h;w"~. The IuH'-
Ter pf Funnrmr,!e.' .,l, R.rkmrn; H..
Letter" Nils, J,uui, k-uu~; "Mljt Nh.
Ter" ,Dutyh dialect Henry En>h'u ~:
Monterey. Mamie Hrs'n>triu. ~
Naughty Little G;ri., Views ct Iii,. NJ,
Mary Hcymln. "NIi-r pstrrrD'' L.
Wealth" y Guuijin;. "rac Las E.1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

Water. : feet = inches, falling slowly.
Tho ,p,o. hoot Woodruff which has been
At m, Wheeling wharf since THURSDAY,
viii leave This morning to gather up old
,noc. between here and Parkcrshurg.
NJ, r;..,,,,.,r md r,o s,,cI,d.I. ,,,s.I
me iat,,mG, -, , ;',i,t -,
up o" 0"'"'''' "'H''
The Diurnal and Rclnrn VIII make 'ic'
regular down-rivcr trips to-day
The John l.. Rhodes passed down last
night
TN. Hudson ra,,cd up on saturday night
She will he down to-day.
Th,. ,,dc. :. dino here this morning 4.
10 o'clock, and will leave tomorrow at ;
m
,rb, .,,onar PITTSBURGH will he down on
wcd,..,l,y for - Ioui,
-, ,....,..i l.,,,
Inc IRON N@' ''''' '''''''" E'>,''' '''"''
Yesterday with t""-' ..
The Monitor l. al Nh''iihS
The Nail city came UP irom the Little
hanawha last niSht W.T." '''"% VT! rHI,ruH' ''SN,
which Will ne dlSirihu'e" ~ IIl'S"XISn iH'
the iI''>h1rEh M'N''"P"'' Nv" '""E'"'
giCncy rMir"a". ., q.
nc Monitor Ven! ~ .'(. "'T - " ''' 49,
u" lies i"E the % IT. W ~ L. /"
CMro, N"N"mnEr 2'-Arr"'I;, NAn-
ming. llN>bNTE, lNr'"p' IN"''N'',. Ivy
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q. 8. Feeny;

Having sold your popular New Moon
Nav Tobacco we commend il to the tradl
aenerally for its superiorquality and excel
lent chew:
p, Miller, First ward.
charles +. Welty, First ward.
! Brestle, First ward.
Charles Klein, First ward.
L. Refer, First ward.
u, G.. Morgan, First ward.
Harrcll 4 SparSo, First ward.
Henry Vogt, First ward.
Jacob Redfox, First ward.
John S. Welty, Second ward.
Warthen & Ticman, Second ward.
J. Il. W. Bier, Third ward.
II. MeClcr & Bro, Third ward.
Charles J. Mayer, Third ward.
MUM & BrandfasS, Third ward.
W. II. Hill. Third ward.
II. J. Felber, Third ward.
Thomas NJ. Jones, Third ward.
John Reid Jr., Fourth ward.
Elwood Israel, Fourth ward.
Miss X. MuldUun. Fourth ward.
Mrs. A. Fox, Fourth ward.
Mrs. VI. F. Cameron. Fourth ward.
George Coleman, Fourth ward.
L. Hausenaucr. Fourth ward.
John \. Gcring, Fourth ward,
William Grubcr, Fourth ward.
Mrs. \. Wager, Fourth ward
\. Gering, Fourth ward.
Charles Hanke. Fourth ward.
William Iauchlin, Fourth ward.
G. W. Wagner, Fourth ward.
Frank Weber, Fifth ward.
]. W. Barton. Fifth ward.
John Schneider 4 Co, Fifth ward.
r. W. Wcitzel, Sixth ward
John &. Miller & son, Sixth ward.
+. Notc. Sixth ward.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
Fruit Cake.

To threC-quartcrS pound 81 butter 3ad
one and half pounds yellow sugar, Noik>
of six eggs well beaten. one.hali cup molaN,
SOS one~half cup sweet milk, one grated
putmeg. one teaSpoonful each ground Gin
namon, cloves, and alspice, the whites OF
six eggs well beaten, and one pound OF
anur having in il one aud a half measures
BANNER" Baking Powder; stir in the fruit
inst before baking, consisting OF one pound
raisins, two pounds currants, and one-halt
hound citron, all well dredged with -four;
bake from three 10 tour hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
.NMCSEM ENIS.
COLE\N.

Tomorrow night Hon. Schuyler CultaX
will lecture at the Opera House on Our
Martyrcd Presidents" The New York
Christian .idrocotc says: These names stood
together before the nation when darkness
and doubt were upon all hearts. These
names were CcnterS OF strength, Steadying
the faith of the peOple-one rs Executive
the other in the Legislative department OF
the Government. 1t seems fitting that such
a man rs Lincoln should have some great
associate to bring ont the many interesting
incidents of his life that, otherwise, might
never reach the public. Mr.. ColfaX has
made popular and growing run with his
great lecture on Mr.. Lincoln. Tickets now
on sale at Wilson & Banners.
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ALSO TO
THE MUTUAL
Benefit Life Insurance Co,
ASSETS, $4,000, 26I.00.

MI safely invested and guaranteeing perfect
Indemnity. The facts and tgur"> showing IFS
record for pcrpetuity, age, mutually, security
stability, equity, economy, popularity ana sue
cess ul management are indi>putahc ana plh''
this Company at the head Of all the Life 'pil-
rGuieS in the country.
See the statistics Of this Company. N>rrr-
tain It's advantages and security. Learn itN
easy methods OF payment and before you 49,.
Sr;rc y,ur life cali and see what "" can onrr
YOU. The benefit Of insurance To all men. 'iu
especially married men, needs no elhDora,,lyi
and this means Is taken Of inviting the 49,
ton of those desiring insurance to me nDo ors
Companies where to insure means IN e'eny
sense Of the word, immunity from toss aH III
faithful and prompt payment ot tosees' az
sspe when they occur,
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READ THIS.
AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC

THE ONO VALLEY PROTECTIVE UNION
pays its certificates in full.
i s.i,WN policy, orr less amount, will he -
sued L. an Hpp,"r'N W"' applicant, VINO II
not over tifIy years of age.
\ SiWO policy, or Il less amount VIII he issued
Ia an UDCiOvcd niTk" applicant who Is not over
- Years Of Hgr.
/ SgWU policy. or "a less amount, will hr is
over ~ Years OF iIg". "
\ $3.50 policy. ora los amount, VIII hr -
sued Ia nII uJp,or'd h'Dl"" applicant who Is not
over ~ I"aI> nl nG". 80,
\ -2.Wu policy, ora less amount, viii be- issued
To- an djJIurcd yGm"i' applicant who i motto
- years al age.
Unless temperate habits, vigorous appear
aurc and uniform prOpOrtiO ions are apparent Ia
Am ;..,ltI. he. should not -nliCIt Il person for
membership. And in all eases the amount
should correspond with the applicants ahlIliE
10 cars insurance.
TIE ONO VALLEY excludes from it, MEM
brr>hip
Nailcr~ in Rolling Mills.
IOnl Miners.
Operatives ON railroad ears except conductors
ON passenger trains.
Persons engaged in extra hazardous employ
m,ntS.
Females who nave not passed the period of
first childbirth.
\ female in>uring for the benefit 81 her nus
band whu,c husband il not insured IN III" ONO
Valley for her benefit.
In ease Ur the rejection ni an applicant COM
pr,hCndrd in the excluded il,' the association
viii moi NAV for the medical examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
CITY CULLINGS.
a Brief Resume ola Days Hsppeuings
I'm and About Town.

Brief Resume ola Days Happenings
In and About Town.
The river is falling rapidly.
ADA NoRNyN, an unfortunate.
The streets are getting soft again.
The idea shooters have gone home.
The pedagogues left for home Saturday.
HowE & HAYDEx's Ministries. OF this city,
amused Moundsyillians Saturday night.
JoHN BOwHAx, a street car driver had his
hand hurt yesterday
SOME Wheeling sport, think that Thanks
giving is 4 miSnomer
4 po,r between Martins Ferry aud this
city is Il contemplated project.
several persons were immersed at the
First Baptist church last night
The superintendent Convention and
Teachers Institute was j gratifying sue
cess.
SQUIRE PHILIPS committed Carrie Engling
Ia iail Saturday 10 await an examination a
q lunatiC.
THE schools OF Wheeling will celebrate
the birthday ot Daniel Webster Oh the 18th
OiJanuary.
WV. IT, MEYER charged Jesse Dean before
squire Felber last Saturday With assault
and battery.
JnmN RHODES son OF James Rhodes, had
one oil ms uusfIn ''U'"e" !" 'ue IL, '''''9
In, NORMAN, a festive female. was arrest
cd on saturday night by Officer Morris,
charged with drunkenness.
FRANK WoOps il getting To- ne quite an
cnyraycr, the cuts in one Of the sunday
r,,r.r> being his handiwurk
TuE driver of the street ear No H. who
VA, somewhat injured on yesterday by L
fall beneath his car. j. again on duty.
,y,,.r NM, hundred carload, of uiy iron
viii ~. over the Wheeling. Pittsburgh and
E,ltiInnr, and Pittsburgh southern roads
iii, wr.L
T,rv s,rl, busipr,, and the money en-
yrI,p, project for the benefit ut the Home
children have been very successful this
sp,,nu
b. p,.,,r.,r nail e, Jnscrvad
...'.',r;,,,. 'j,,r;,,,, tI,. so..;nr of tbr In.
,i,,i,,'i'-, - - Ill.,. WLr.Iir,, FrmaI..
CnjIr.,c and ms talented Principal.
II. ,.,-.,...;..,, - IIoiI,s .oI.,,,,
NEi CON I',>S' 80 Vi ~ -.
last saturday hEh' am '"iI'''S't'' t;,a''s,I
L" >Uil 'hct"StiS' ne >Ht"'m !, '''"''''
n HE h"F'' en-" Vt the ie''''.'"i"'
NEARLY all of the th!rty-inch pipes have
been removed rom MaFA"1 street, "cINT'H
leH.h anu , r.i'. 81, ,,ora,;t
To-" Numerous Wv
CHARLEY CRAY wa> Daily hurt 10y Il press
lever ~ the central Glass Works saturday
while another "mpi"Er was more seriously
injured by tail upon the frozen ground.
nlo,H distinguished citizens. Paddy Ma
hnnv and Albert Price ES,I>.. were iucar-
crraIed 10y the police saturday night Tor
participating in 81 "'h' "m Market >quarc.:i
Mr. WV. H. r,ruwrIl, u teacher who
wo, i'm attrrda,lr, al tho Teacher, ln,ti-
rur.. and who lives iu Marshall county.
laI his eyes operated on Tor Surubi>mu,
4 sore. eyes by DR. Pipes. last saturday.
Nc Inux g MORRISON al Mccormick 4
Morrison. nt Si>tcr-yilIe. and Miss Sallir
W Elder. ri this city, were married last
m ,.r,,I.,y 60, the residence al James Wheel
.r Ia in Nh. Fifth ward hv Rev. K. L.
~vnr.
,...... D.. r;.....,,,.,,,, S.Ir;. .,,l
~: "'n' 800. .,,'.I it;r.,.,.,ns
o,t'r' 80. ~. r,lI Irt., ,irr, S,t,,r.
. III. IN ~. i,.,I in tho ..,,
If - each toappclr before Judge LETTERS
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DoG.S.
How Many There are la Thi> 'on"'S
nn,l N hnt ThrY nrP Worth 90 10.

From the Clerk Of the Board ui COMMITS
sionerS. J. 3. Quarter, ESQ, W. have Oh
tanned the following, taken from the u
SCISSORS returns. in regard to the number al
dos and the amount Of taxation that mas
haap laid upOn them by townships:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
DIED.

HNDIICll.-Sunday, November -, 1881, nj >
o'clock T.. NJ, AMELIA, daughter of Mrs. IL.
Uudlich, in the 18th wear Of her age.
Funeral from the r'~i'rmrruf her mother in
second ward. Market square, Tuesday after
noon al : O'Clock. Frirn uf the family are
invited To attend. intrrm"nt at Mt Ialvrry
Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
81. James Hotel. November a7th. 1881.

H.
T. \ Stonlcs Stcuh'Ilr. Cambridge RcSley, city
As Vance Ravens Il. Il. I. Davis, city.
r. .Ursprnkcidc, Al'y Henry Long, BALTIC.
! y Shoemnkcr. ScOt'd j. Met Onnrll Clcvrlh.
I'hns \, Rra. Pruna. j. \. Douglass, VIVA.
q. p. Hudson, Welsh. W.F.Flcnniken, do.
W Atkinson, Lonnr:s. john Duin, city.
Mrs. :. Beach, w. Va. Ernest Wesley -.
W. salisbury. Il. 80. r.. Love, GRAFTON:
James Terry, ". Va. Cllcck,Martl y
Adam Bulgcr, W. Va T.. *. Grymble, Sandy,
las. UipIong, n Y. W. Fulton, y. York.
\ IL. Furra, Columbus. l::A:trr%uS"n' briuSp l
" I Foreman, WA W. r. Snyder, do.
\. L.. Purnton, Park'E. M.IhonpNnh' W. "a.
II. II. Brainard, Prov. J.. Mcmahon, II"
]. Anderson, Pittsb'g. Ri. Lewis, CITY.
Geo. II. Shim, Fairlnt. J.: Johnson, Guy.
II. Campbell, city. WIN. bailey, CITY.
T. W. Rippngcr Balt. J. W. Floyd, u; 20.
OulchC OSS ,BclmOntcO. las. Jackson, ~:
LEMackcy, ROrhtcr. as: Pcddic0rd, BALTIC.
". +. Cnrrv, Chicago. e.. II. Tracy, city.
l.. l.. Brown, Chicago. g. l.. SInifhSoni f,gn.
ID. Harrison, P'gh. +. Fisher, bridgeport.
PC.Robinson, BALTIC. j. \. Tapping, do.
jeff Stulcy, Pitt>bg. W. J"Syph, y. York.
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NARitEED.

Notwithstanding -, ISL, ny
pat. y y S,ynnr. nj The residence of the brides
mother, Mrs \. Wheeler, No. 22ji Main street,
Wheeling, W. VA, Mr. JoHS &. MORRISON, al
Si>tcrSviilr. W. Va. To Mrs. ShLIIE W. ELDER,
of Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

"NEw Moon" Tobacco is enjoyinga boom.
See the testimonials in another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
ADV ENT SERMON.
Delivered by Rev. II. ID. Gull nj ST
Johns Church, Bcila!rc.

The Catholic Church al Bellaire, was we'll
well filled last night with an intelligent
audience who desired To hear Father tull'>
first sermon of the series 10 he delivered
during advent. Conspicuous among the
audience were many who were not OF Cath
ollie faith. by way nj preface Father Gull
stated that il MAS his intention tn speak no
word to offend any one. hut on tn" other
hand he desired r. have the best al friendly
feeling. and that his motive in this series
was for ia" good of his fellow mcn He
took Tor hi, text, What think W at
Christ? Whose son 80 hr"' tie first cy.
planned what is God Tie must he eternal
IN duration, immuiablr in essence, infinite
i'm lower. wi>do,h and rNjctcncr. AMI H.
then laid down the Pror">ti"nin the form
ui - >y:o:;i>m aS i"ii"w>:
Ir~;S CHEST SAYS ~ :, opp.
Hat what lie says i true. therefore Tie /,
God Thea assuming tia book, ui the New
Testament IL true, hr proved from inuum-
cradle quotations lha, lie claimed To-
I've Grd john \. ! nud the Father ar.
uuv.' John viii: "Eafurr Abraham ~,
u:,Jr. | y:,."
lin ,hr rcri"".H' vs. ne W'r.l and ~
W: ra> u.'h I, j. 49,! ..,- 'f."j " &,
cod. JOAN l. !; md many "t.I"~ quotations..
Then i'm proof at ia" %, 'anf OF the >yllo-
..,m W uaI Jesus Chris, >iy> j. true,
human testimony was explained and shown
that y illness i credible when he is no.
l hlockhcad nor rogue, neither "i which
MAS Christ
Again, The argument Of miracles was used
II YOU believe not my wor,l~, believe
my works" John Z. ~, and the charge OF
the jutjdels met first. that miracles are
impossible, and second that none were
ever proved Lastly the great miracle q"
His resurrection was adduccd and vigor
ou>ly applied. The subject for next Sun
day might has not Vet been stated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

My biscuits and cakes are always light
/ use the Excelsior Baking Powder.
iloUSEKEErER
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MbeeGing Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Full lines Of handsome Reyer jijle
Ulsteretts and OyerCOats. Special
ties in Underwear. heCkWear, Col
lars and Cuffs. Late novelties in
Cuff Fasteners and ga JIG Buttons.
One hundred pairs city made Cater
tops. D. GUnOtlE6 & Gu.
Star Ci0tnierS. IS Twelfth Street.
Best Cigars iu the city at New
Mrl Iri, Mnmsr Iiwnr Ntnnl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

TRY New Moon" Tobacco and you will
be delighted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
HOTEI. ARRIVALS.

CHEW New Moon Tobacco. Ask Your
mrnrrr fnr il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
River News.

EVERYBODY who Uses New Moon To-
bacco recommends it highly. Try it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28
Paid up Cash Capital $3.50 S25O,OOO
THE SAFETY
FUND SYSTEM

Combines an Improved Plan 81 Io-op"raty"
protection with a Safety deposit giving PEN
TTIr SICTRIIN ri the lowest possible rates. Loss
to members j. thoroughly guarded against.
Under this syStcm tn" members mutually pro-
i"ct each other, paying stipulated sum To- The
COMPANY for tT;IISaCting tn" business, and hid
in establishing the Safety Fund, which VIII
inurr 10 their future protection aud pr"hi. lh"
cost of carryin" Il certificate. asia" rom inc
suIn charged for rxprr>,.> and ia" Safety Fund
deposit. j. strictly governed Us the AtIl NJ.
IGS~tS experienced, thus enabling m"mb"rS
To- protect lhrm,"lNcN at tn" smallest p'>>ibI"
outlay.
The ratio of assessments upon members To
rai>" the amounts necessary Ia pay death claims
i rquiiably laid - the different ages of MEM
beers and whatever the average age OF the Nom
hrrShip may he, ia" Younger members Nuii"t
no disadvantage by being claN>"d with those
nln,r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

EIlZTR WRIGHT, the eminent N"tuary Of
Boston says Of the PLAN in letter addressed
la the originator of the SAFETY FUND SlS-
TEN:
"Having examined the Safety Fund plan.
am satisfied that IL may be- safely relied on ~
answering every valuable purpO>" OF insurance
while IL does not expos" its holder To the riHk
Of q large loss by his inability To- persist in his
payments. ! think YOU have fairly supplied
ih, two things which hnv" been hacking ~
what j. called "tn-Op"raiiN" III" insurance.
for want of which II has to u large extent failed
To answer the purpOs" ~ insurance.. !. ih'
cement 10 secure lcr>i>tcnc, Of nNm"nt. >.
Tho ruuii:tbIr assessment III contributions Tor
The payment Of the face Of the certificate IN
CnS" Of death. :,
rhrs.. two deficiencies hring supplied, you
IinNc u:.nifcStly reduced To- minimum la"
cost Of | royiding, with the greatest attHlnhble
certainty. for the widow and orphan, on the
ru-"pcraliNe principle.
The old plan Of Iic insurance. Whll" under
its best management il makes ia" death claim
sure commonly makes the in~urnnc" unncce>-
>ariIv costly and, with hardly amy exception,
exposes the loliCy holder more and more as he
proceeds in his payments To- Nh excessive los.
Nv di,cnntinuanc.. Tie rlsh l. almost always
cif,NUI.-iv UrlGrrraf,d. Therefore. cDn-ii"rIng
he rNIIrmc mutabIiity at human hhhir~, ]
consider one If your certificates OF member
shin under yOlIr safety Fund pnn,' ~ Tar SUI
Icitur IN value Ia an ordinary insurance policy
which does not slipulnic n prcc>cand lair sur
render value payable AT the close 81 each policy
wear. il the insured elects Ia discontinue"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

This Company makes Il special
deposit of all amounts received
for the safety Fund; with the
Security Company, of Hartford,
Conn, as Trustee, for investment
i'm Registered L. =. Bonds, form
ing Il reserve independents oil
this Company, subject to the de-
mand of the members, as per tn"
terms of their Certificates. The
fund when accumulated, in ease
of default in assessments, secures
all outstanding certificates in
similar manner to the holders OF
National Bank Bills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-28

PLATOfF ZANE.
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II. e.. ShfSAKE.R.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-25

Of I, 100 candidates in the election Of 1880
is found to have been 50. OOO, 600; in 1874
the return of expenses aggregated IS. 2O7.-
900, and this has been accepted in English
discussions Of the subject as the fair
average cost Of \ parliamentary struggle.
This sum is all spent for what &C would
call here Legitimate expenses. The
real eatssy by candidates is probably twice
50, ,0OO, 900. In comparing these vast sums
with e'ection.expenses here. it must be re-
mem6ere'l that parliamentary struggle
is like the presidential, congressional
state, and, one might almost say, local
elections OF four years in the United States
rolled into one. In the rext place the can
didates pay in England the cost Of holding
the election itself, which is.in this country
defrayins by the taxpayer. Making all
these deductions, however, the cost Of
elections to candidates remains altogether
higher in Great Britain than in the United
States.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-25

Chaies R Buckaler, now ready for the
pres, which theposition Of the anthor in
the constitutional convention and his char
acter as a lawyer will entitle to be 70
garded as valuable authority. Constituting
the section under consideration he says
"This section was agreed to by the con-
vention, upon the distinct understanding
ID would exclude the allowance Of daily
pay at any session."
Imay observe, in conclusion, that the
session of the General Assembly will be In
no wise necessarily abridged by this de-
cisiOn. There is nothing in the cOnstitu
tion or law limiting their. sessions to one
hundred Or one hundred and fifty days.
It's length must bo determined by the
sense Of public duty of its members, and
the character Of the labor they are called
to perform. The compensation for ses-
sion. long or short, is as fixed at this time
81, 900, and no more.
wy ':r.e .-1-- HENRY w. PALMER,
Attorney General.