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Special Autises.

PROF. G. n. WILLIAMSON. EDITO1
Medical Surgical Journal says "The Coca Beef Tonic
OF the Liebig Company, combined a. II 10 with coca.
quinine sud ron forms most valuable adjunct the
practice Of medicine. From the experience We have
had with It forced to speak In ts favor and to
recommend Its use Beef iron. and quInine cannot be
surpassed by other ingredients or out of the d
psnsatory for invigoratng an snfeebled system and
when such remedies can be obtained combined from -
reliable house ~ Lieb6's betooves the profsssio.
to patronixe the same to the fullest extent"
From Leonard's Medical Journal.
1.-THE Liebls Company Coca Beef Toaio preparations
have acquired large reputation In various parts the
world. We would especially recommend the
Coca Beef Tonic with sherry wine and Quinins. The
bitter taste Of the qunine 10 completely covered and
makes the most palaable preparation OF quinne for
administering to children or delicate women that are
acquainted with We have used 1t In the cases Of chill
drsn quite extensively. and always TO entire salts
faction"
The American Homeopathic Observer says: "Liebis
companys Coca Beef Tonic certainly merits all the
praise 1t 10 receiving"
The st. Louis Clinical Review says: I'VE desire to cali
the attention OF the profession the reliability Of the
preparations manufactured by the Lebig Company and
to the high character Of the accorded 70
this celebrated rm by leading physicians and medical
journals Of all schools"
The Mebig Company IN. Y. Depot, So Murrav st) has
always held to the rule Of Honest preparations hon
est prices" II Offers cheap goods. and will
have any catchpenny articles to oner Its preparations
have ct times been initiated by rascas but the Lisbs
Company always quickly prosecutss them TO the fullest
extent Of the law
Special consideration should be given to the fact that
Lebg Companys Coca Beef Tome with Quinine con.
tains grain and half Of pure quinne In every table
spoonful. and that 1t is palaable and agreeable the
most fzstidous There forty grains Of quinue In
each bottle 1t also embodes the nutriive elements OF
knua
bullocka and guaranteed quality Of Coca the whole
being Dissolved IN genuine sherry
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AbunAsas Gregg Prssissa h che Orchards
asa v1asysrAs Alsss che Hslsss.

Abunaeoe Crepe 1re0lsea o. the Orchards
asa viasssrds Aisss The Hsssss.
MARLBOROUGH. May io-The oopious,
warm rains Of the past I've days were worth
Thousands of dollars 70 the fruit growers along
both sides Of the Hudson River. I've outlook
for all kinds Of berries. pesshss grapes. and
other fruits was never bctter. Peach trees In
the early and late orchards are full Of bios
SONS. and the predictions Of failure made
during the winter will amount 10 nothing. From
reports received By the Fireman from eighty
three points along The Hudson valley II ap-
pears that the acreage ef peaches has besa
SLIGHTLY Increased this sprinG. and that In the
comiae fall moro late trees will bear than In
any Previous year. even including the phe.
nomAnL peach season Of 1881. The heavy
storm Of leo and slset Of last winter. II was be-
lisvsd ct The time. had ruined thousands Of
trees. Careful estimates now show that the
entire loss from all causes does not exceed IS
per cont in any locality. and that the average
aggregate loss b from 10 to ~ per cent. and
that nearly all Of the dead trees are from Ave TO
nine ysars Ola. many Of which would have been
Grape growers feel jubllant. and say they OK
pect to gsther the LARGEST and finest crops ever
ceI!.les 81 ne river counties. Fully nine .tenths
q tue 'H Ss sS I'LL he s9P psSs
the NisYsrs ana ihs Duchess. xilI be heavy.
or 81 fsSpss but as 9r svy
ms The demand for The III Hudson H river i've Cone
%Ss! FL ssSsSisy SsasSiss SSa;s: have p.r
fully ps that tse conScosd a.
planted ssiss q. Vine %sfsrs ': Ths 81 s Gs
q s5s he 70 be s
sfts aH% ssss ss H$ Of "
T ss e gsn. g.
fancy varieties. large. sho!y berries.
FSs b 'Ss .Hpfss vii
b. gsthsrsd in the, Counties q Columbia.
ss.sHs u in Shipping ps spes; e EaSSpo
stssdy screasnS there ' Ths Coming Hsi suns a.
81 s' ds sSR' 70 tn Eass
and Scotch markets.
q hoa n ssss esss .e
very healthy. and that the aggregate yield will
exceed thss q any preyions season. The in
vitality. and old growers say every Indication
points to q very fine and full Yield. Most of the
Hudson between Highland and Mountainvilie,
the soil and climate for q distance OF
for them. The famous Hudson River Antwerp,
In most localities. is on It's last legs. but acres
md acres q new varieties have taken its place.
viii consist Of Highland Hardies, Cuthberts,
Hanselle. and Brsndywines. In Its entirety
four summers. The first shipments may be
looked for about July 1.
Plums. currants. apricots cherriee and other
small fruits give abundant promise Of yielding
not only full but exceptionally hne crops.
There never has been season. since fruit
Hudson valley. when fruits Of all kinds prom
ised 80 well as this year. The fruit growers to
man feel jubilAnt ovor the bright outlook,
Every indication shows that fruit will be plen.
titul and cheap the coming summer and fall.
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DIEM
K1ERNAN.-Nsys Q. 1884 Margaret. wife Of Peter K,sr

nan. ~
Funeral from her late residence sss <th st. Jerss,
C,ty. Sunday. at 4 T. N. Body Win DO taken 70 Wss
NAL n,AiLcKE - Nay Norrissns. n r. John
Inn.rs q 6is isss re:idence lies Railroad Az, q
sunday May II, att y.
widow q the late Gideon D. @ Marsh. aged 81 year,
the funeral service 81 her late rerdsTce is ChrisiophS
st. on Sunday. the 1lth inst, ~ SD ?. \.
the Blessed sacrament New Rochelis on the eth inst
L9uxhltn In the 77th year Of her ave. =.
Requiem mass Monday, " 10 O'Clock A. n, on arrival
o. the o'clock train from New York.
Drogheds and DundAlk papers pieAae COPY.
REISRR.-SuddenIy, Nay B. Sarah eldest daushtAS AZ
the late Augustus Reiner,
Funeral services from her late residence 2sl Wet
l23th st. Monday. At 10 n Relatives and friends Ps.
sPectfuiiy invited Interment At Greenwood at COVE
year Of hi~ age. -
Friend. aud relatives invited to attend his funeral
at O'Clock. "
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The Slave Trade ON the Ce.s..

It appears that the slave trade Is still prose-
cuted on the Congo Consul De Verge reports that
the average prices f5 60 each when they can.
not be bought they obtained In the following man.
ner An article object OF kind aside out Of
the way hut within reach Of the negro who ct once
steals and being taken In dgrdnse deiicto becomes
once slave. IL he 10 person OF import Ance and In
claimed by his relatives by the chiefs Of the village
70 which no belongs he IL sometimes given up In ex
change FOR two or three slaves who take his place and
lose thereby the liberty they enjoyed to become
their vake these are put In chains and made 10 work
under the lash and the rod, ~ - -
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wsrks.w.ea's Feed In Italy.

Although macaroni " popularly supposed to
be the staple food Of Italy Consul VIM. welsh reports
that 10 in reality accessible only to the very rich. lie
says that the food Of the workmen dmp!e In the sx
which eoTrcsponds 10 our Indian meal eur OF 6sd
coes n the early morning serves I'LL noon. whoa meal
pOlsnta, boiled fried wlth ANAL allowance OF wine
ns Hhen MorR nshed All " q ash ih s evan
nstsre - the MONDAY meal with the exception that
areenA Fresh meat In hut seldom eaten, by the
skilled msehanc VsGetahass and frat however are as
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ANDREWS-PRRsrON.--On Nay q BY the Rev. Yheo
dors l. Cuyier at the Strong Place Baptist Chursh
Sroo % John Andrew: Jr TO 9corgna Aoofs dsuSh
sd nEEs1HN s,sna ,hs q int: o. janice.
taher Craig John Desgan 70 Jane segraye. :.
,hs e1tHa " X. wsdhesdsy Nay
storrs Jsmss ". Haslshlrs, to Nary Alice, daashta
.P0RTER-PAak.-On Thursday. MAJ q OF the rcd
deIce Of the bride, BY the Rev Henry McEwcn Robt
81 ON; % nArLhEwsTA HARPER. Ferry, v. Va
thess % Harpers Ferry to 7. T. Thomas Of Jsnerson
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APrlveA--6ATvRDAY. Nav TO-
SIS werra Barre, Bremen April 80 and Southampton
Nay ].
ba Amethyst, Bennington, Havana
30 ban Domingo, Winnett, Charleston
ks Crystal, Darling. Boston.
bs New York, Quick. Galveston
Bark James Kitchen, Kitchen, Port SPAIN
bark CHpricoruO. Pisels. frapnni.
Bark Teresa O., GhpellO MarseilIes
BARK Lotus, Mcdonald, kue,EaS.
ARMvxp OUT.
So Egypt. from New York, At Queenstown
NJ 81 Laurent from New York. has passed La Hague
ss CITY Of Chicago. from New York. at Queenstown,
% illinois, from Philadelphia, ct Queenstown
SAILED rkon p0Rgiaa PoafA
Be Labrador. from Havre for New York
Ms Britannia. from Queenstown for New York
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Any Vessel will siak u . Certain One sf her
Haikhead Csaparsnsnts FiIls.

hslkhead Ce0parsasnts Filis.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: 30
much has been said about the sinking by COLI
sion OF the steamship State OF Florida when
she was provided with i've water-tig bulk
heads. that an explanation Of what the bulk
heads are and what they will and will not do
may be worth the space. bulkhead IL wa
tertight iron partition built entirely across tho
hold Of the ship below the main dock. Tho nve
bulkheads OF the State OF Florida divided the
ship into six water-tight Compartments. Peo-
pie suppose that II any ono Of these 10 broken
into and filed with water. the ship will stin
float This 10 true for five Of the six eompart-
ments. but there 10 nota steamer that sails out
OF this port with cargo on board that will float
whom the impairment that contains tho en-
gines and boilers is filed. Here u picture Of
the compartments:
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s..s....s Ter Bribery ~ .. E,.ss,...

ssatsassS Ter Bribery ~ ~ Elsesisa.
MONTREAL. May 9.-Charles Chales was to-
day disqualified for eight years from voting being
elected 70 or holding any once under the Dominion
GovsInmsnt aud required 70 Pay one q SEQ or be i'm,
~ SoulsnKes The offence consisted Of giving ANAL
sums OF money % voters TO pay their railway fares 10
aud from this polling places.
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stanch Of timber, true Of hslu,
Strong and grand aud Aaasly
Into harbOr sails the ahip,
Brsvsly and ssdAtelv
Storms have beat snd foes assaisd,
But abe rose above them
Noble ships that sai seAsi
who cen help but love thsmf
Thus through storms md thus through foes
Sosodont has ridden,
And 10 share her benedts
Ali the world 10 hidden.
The Sea Of Oblivion would long since have ..al9w:d
ny Soxod0ny In common with many foygottsn tooth
psstss and isaees aid nss the ssperenee Of whole
hstiSa prove thss u possessed stRsel advansaxsa ~
lhorourhly cleans the teeth A1anlvtng end renewing
thsis tppsrtss u rsyiyss thst. fa1lsC whisss.s ana
rcn1sss ooIosss uicsrsisd esms hard healthy end
bsst1ss nsatrsiIsg ssssveV bfsssA. Mvssts with
lie own hAgSAnce.-l6u.
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Destroyed forever and healthy tone restored sto.
IA Ia s,muisnss sh.sh an. Sos o.s ~ %
PsckhAms Vegetable Substilsts for umulants" falls
to 0snsht Price ~. DruggtssA CTlttsnton.
Agent, It's FULTON st.-Adp.
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4 Csvaes she Core.
Dr. WinEs Corn and Bunion Remedy controls the mar.
kst Cure 70 perfect; NO psAa- DIuyStsts. 2se.-Ats
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E.ssIt.re, CArpess, eaA R.AAl.s.

Furnishing Of costaSsA haks and tenespsus hoasss
sp:eisay 1h5r csst soS oa.h sa. than Hsy hesss
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A.lRRkEn.

H. : y q, % Ds,y t,.ss b.S.s
kSeo e4eD; saving 81 on each hat. - Cortiandt o.
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j. ". Jshusssa,
90 GRAND ST.. NEW YORK
sPRIx0 uSDkRwkAk AT POPULAR PRICES.
Oress shirts. oun make o., ol.25 and 81 50 each
Fancy rsrcais Dress shirts 70 order.
4ualin Night Bhtria, white AnchoY 71e: each.
reppersl Jean DraWsrs own m1ks 500 no
Fancy keckwsag Of al kipdA
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-,merX Esinea have bees award = - An0Oe
IuhA BlTTEkS ~ the most eicacious stim usiH 70 a
CITE the appetite sud " keep digestive organs 0Col
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MARINE INTELLIGEyCE.

IMMATURE ALSAHic-rHis DAT
Sun rtses... II Sun sets o. Noon RI ,es %
HIGH vArsR-rHs pAy.
Sandy Hook. ~ Gov. Island o. Hell Gate . 10 "a
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Advice - Campaign Orators frsn a. OsS
HAND.
LETTER FROM SENATOR ALBERT DAaogrr.
0saS~ a. A.~ v~-S


Advice - Campaign Orators frsa a. Os6
LETTER FROM SENATOR ALBERr DAaoErr.
state Of New York, Senate Chsnber
AlbaNy, April ia, lisa
have ussd Acoek Porous Piastsrs for tie psst ~
years with marked resusa I have found sAsm ssps.
oisiy elective when dsp.ted and wsru eu from wsshs
q incsssant isbors In political campaSns the a&yssss-
ton OF them to my chest and spine gave great reiisf
whsn my voice had become hoarss and down from
speaking IN the open cir Thcy seemed 70 cot - tonic
v thS whole system curing the soreness eonssssSae
from svsfsxsron and restoring the tone u the svs
ten more readily than any remedy have ever sessA
have also used them for rheumatism with vsry bss~A-
cia rssul and think they should be kept In every fam
lily ready for immediate They arc not only ME
but . convenient and reliable remedy. I rseomu>pA
Aoloocks Poross f1astsrs most cordially because have
bssn % bsasntsl By them. ALBERT DAaaEfT. 3
kasp's Fs.fsss.n4ssss Csssea Dress sAsrsa,
sy g Ysks s;fiac az
War aSsisRy aESyys. saa HEekwssaSRg s ~
y,rsy srosdwsy and Bisickss S. 40 rsltca g. Cd
CooGreas Wasas.
Superior 10 ALL Cathartic sissrseivs A spsciso a.
Disorder. Of The stomsch liver kidney scsens mssfA
waters ustys aad foreign" Saoh waisrs 70 .osisiS
rritsnt snd impair the digestive organs aud kidnsya
AeepNs Heek Wear.-Coliars and Cars Cfsur,ptp
nen IN All the latest atycs quality and prces uneo9G
Ss sfSsSw.y and KEEP sSIlST S sc
Macy prisea knve bees award a a. AuoOa
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Aeepss xeek Weap.-Colars and Cars fsurpip
lnsn IN AL the latest styles; quality and prices UNEQUAL
led broadway and B1eeckef o., lf0 FULTON A. az
1,le3 Broadway. KEEP MANC1ACfUlINO Co. "a
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stanch Of timber, true Of hahn.
Strong snd grand and sfsasly,
Into hsrbOr sails the ahip,
BrHvely and ssdAtelv.
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Firing right and left. they soon had the streets
hsS rsded snd be
came , drunk M With tho liquor which everywhere
While they were INDUCING In this bacchanal
their own steeds the cowboys saw Brown and Q
began im2eaiateiy on bosh sides. Almost ' a
the iirst yolley ex-Mayor Meagher. In Browns
ans too theme
fred as ho rode. such q chase was never seen
fugitives were clearing the town Brown brought
down one OF them. named Spears. with q rife
further on he laid I'D another one low o " Two
~ tnss 5s so d %S ssn
wounded; Then. abandoning the remaining
ponies. the outlaws made for Q small canon
they ws s1 Knew they could lind shelter. Il is
one OF the best natural deienses In the country
AND was used i9f years as stronghold by
Ss ss long sSssh HSa sans:
sissSs st ss this III. and S. 3:
b. ser h% s H nss % Re
are two old stone dugouts. 30 situated that men
In them, can command every approach. the
the canon several feet. Browns p psrts sur.
founded this plncs, and thought for time that
tney lNu tne boys llko rats In holes. but they
soon found that they could not approach with
n rife shot Of the place without the, greatest
danger. During the night Brown and hts men
attempted to crawl up 70 the dugouts. and sur
prise the cowboys. but, they Here discovered.
and 10 the excitement the fngitiyss got away.
the neld. Escaping Into the pan handle Of Texas
tno suIvlvlpR members OF the rniding party
and from that day To this no other attempt has
hsen made BY any OF the fraternity to tsrrorize
Caldwell.
Browns ability to run the town has been very
generally recognized OF late and disturbances
have been OF rare occurrence. He cleaned the
gamblers out with such thoroughnesA that one
has hardly dared show bis head here while
career before locating here but lille q ectgaIy
known. He was communicative. and what
s, ever, has besn told eoncerning, his life g
one time ~ n and another wiz " many many
lswless bands, and nc. doubt had long string
Of crimes to his credit. His marriage here
month MOI ago e 4 young lady o. rsspectab!Ilty
Was regarded at the time a. On indication that
re had determined 70, remain here as . repu-
TABLE Citizen and Caldwell was congratulAting
immunity from crime Through his Wstehful.
ness AID puxnAelty, whoa news Was received
u MS iynching ~ bank robbst.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-20

By Me payment Of from sir 10 Zen cent. :.
dag, gen can buy $1,000 policy =
payable IN 10 gears.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-20


HoN. Roscoe CoNKlNG's voice
and influence are much missed by tie
Republicans in this campaign, for he
has always heretofore been recognize
ed by them, as "a tower Of strength"
lie says he is out Of politics, and the
statement attributed to him when
asked if be intended to make speeches
for Mr.. Blaine, that he was not en-
gagged in criminal practice this year,
has been fully verified. lie sails for
Europe the coming week and will
therefore omit casting bis vote against
the Democrotic presidential candidate
for the first time since he reached his
majority. The voice Of that other
very distinguished Republican, Sena-
tor Edmunds, is also silent in this
canvas, but it is quite probable that
he will quietly deposit bis ballot on
election day for the presidential nomi-
nee of his party.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-20

Read Carefully and Note fEc Eolloscing
Now Is the time to buy your coal, and
before doing 50 call on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-20

THE arguments against over-pres-
sure in public schools receive addi-
tional weight from recent official re-
port of DR.. Crichton Browne in regard
to the elementary schools of Great
Britain. He says: "The disintegrat-
ing effects OF over pressure seem to be
clearly revealed, for the number OF
lunatics in England, Scotland and
Ireland has increased enormously OF
late years, and in a degree out of all
proportions to the population, as may
be seen from the following figures
ratio of lunatics per 1000 population
has gone up from LSl in 1862 to IA
in 1872 and 2.84 in 1882. An in
crease of 43.346 in the lumber of reg
istered lunatics in the three kingdoms
in a period of twenty years betokens
q decidedly greater prevalence of in
sanity in the population"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-20

THE kind of tariff the Democratic
party wants is q tariff that looks after
the interest of the workingman, the
farmer, the producer and consumer;
not for the capitalist, and big monop-
Olies only. We want system of taxa
ton that viii give poor man q
chance to live; not pile up. 100000
600 idle money in the Treasury vaults,
and $s5 900, 900 mere every year in
excess of what is needed; ali Of which
comes out Of the farmers and labor
er's pockets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-20

Mr.. DANIEL MoSwEENEy, the irish
American citizen who was confined
in an English dungeon for eighteen
months, during Mr.. Blaine's Secre-
taryship of State, has taken the stump
to tell the Irish-Americans what he
thinks and knows of Mr.. Blaine's pro-
lection to Irish-American citizens in
foreign prisons. Mr.. McSweeney is
addressing large and enthusiastic
meetings in New York, and proposes
to continue his speaking up to the day
Of election, going from city to city,
giving his experience Of protection Of
Irish-Anericans in Europe under Mr..
Blaine's Secretaryship Of State.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-20
Established. 1857.
COAL. COAL. coal.

Read Carefully and Note ne Eolloring
Now is the time to buy your coal. and
before doing 50 call on
JOSEPH S. IL. BASIL.
and get my prices. have large stock
on hand, purchased before the recent ad
vance in prices, and which can and viii
sell as cheap, if not cheaper, than any
other dealer. NY facilities for receiving
and handling coal are uneQualed, and be-
sides this think have the best coal in
the City, and why
First, because purchase il from one
company, year after year, who mine but
the one kind, consequently / always have
the LEE COAL, which is a vein of the
old Baltimore Company Coal.
Seconds my coal is sent to me in steam
barges, direct from the mines, thereby
saving one or two landings Of it which
causes it to break up and form dust
Ny Lykens Valley Coal for cooking
purposes is the genuine article This be-
ing a very superior coal it always sells
high, and there are many c0untelJests on
q, but parties wanting it can depend upon
getting the
Genuine Lykens valley Coal
ifthey will order it from me-
All kinds Of wood, either in the stick or
prepared to order at my Steam Mill.
Clean C0a9,
Full Weight,
Prompt Delicery,
and prices as low always as fuel can be
furnished
JOS. S. M. BASIL,
jy10-3m Foot Of Church Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-20
BUSINESS CARD.
To ny City and Country Friends

To my City and Country Friends
Having permanently engaged my
services to Mr.. j. FRANK KRAMER, l
will be glad to see all my Old Custo-
mers at No. 4 Francis street. In as
suming part management Of his
business / shall, in conjunction with
the proprietor, endeavor to make it
one Of the Leading Business Estab-
lishments of the city. Our motto
will be "Quick sales and small prof
it's" endeavoring at all times to gives
satisfaction to my customers. hope
to be able to control large share of
the public patronage, and to make No.
4 Francis street, where j. FRANK
KRAMER is LOCATED, one of the pleas
ATTEST places in the city to deal.
FRANCIS o. WHITE.
s26-lm.]
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advantages afforded to the insured. and
to be gained by agents working for lbe
company, can only be known by a careful
study of the Association plan Circular.
Send for one. The fact that this com.
pany is doing a larger business than any
other company in the United States. Is an
evidence of its superior plans and methods
Of Insurance.
Policies mature in ten years from dale
Of issue, or at death, If prior Claims
paid in. full at maturity.
Reliable and energetic agents wanted ID
every county and town in Maryland
RICHARD G. ELLIOTT, Agent,
ag273m Annapolis, Nd.