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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-09-04
BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE,
4 UN MILE Er DHM
AU-DeSSOUS De CEGlISE ST. PIERRE.

nier 4 bl6; mais Giles dorment Ia plapart
du temps, ct il faut les reveiller.
II SO grattait done. C'est a. facOn do
leur demander: "Etes .vOus laf A la Gu,
il en- trouva nne ct mo dit:
"DumanetS
Mon anil
Nj pOudre, nj bales. Nos fisils, c'est
des batOns. Je vais METRE ma baIOnnette
au bout du nien. TOi, monte dams l'arbre,
fais.en autant pour IL tien quand tn seras
monte, ct alOrs tn m'aideras 4 m0nter ans.
81, on plut6t, avec Ia baiOnnette tn garde.
ras mes derrieres pendant que je grimperai.
-.Mais si ellie t'attaque pendant que je
vais g,imper."
II me repondit:
Monte done, bavard 7"
En- meme temps, ayant emmanch6 40
baiOnnette, IL se init en- garde pendant que
je grimpais le pied droit On arriere, 10 pied
gauche en- avant, 10 fnsil fOrtement appuy6
sur Ia cuisse, -~n garde contre Ia cavalerie! |!
Jnste au meme moment, In lionne 1T un
bond ct santa sur lui. J'etais 4 peine de.
boat sar ans dss grossss branches du chane.
quand me retOurnant je Wis ls ch0c.
Alb 10 mauvaise b6te! Ellie b0ndit de-
facOn Que "a gueule allait arriver 4 Ia hau-
teur de mon pauvre Pitou. 81 ellie lui
await attrape 10 neg, c'etait fait de lui. ia.
mais plus il n'auNit pu 40 moucher sur IL
terre! peine un jour, plus tard, dams 10
ciel Cd nous ressusciterOns aveO nos enve-
lOppes cOrpOrelles, CONNIE dit monsieur 10
cure.
ALFRED AssoLANr.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1886-09-04
CHARLES LASSEIGNE,
eDITEUR.REDAcTEUR.
AoIGU.

Dunn Eslir... dit Ovide,
Qui vit des jours heureux...
Mais chacun fait le vide
Autour des malheureux.
lie malheur, c'est IL honte,
Et c'est risolement
Que null ami n'afronte
Avec son dSvouement.
C'est une lepre immonde
Qui fait peur ct dsgodt,
Vous retranche du monde
Et vous jette 1 rsgout.
Mais lorsque 10 fortune,
Une gueuse sans ceur
Don't le nom importune,
Vous proclame vainqusur,
Vous etes honorable
Et par tous honore;
Vous etes admirable
Et par tous admire.
Glorious ct sans ombre,
Entours de Aatteurs,
Connaissex-vous le nombre
De vos admirateursf
O race humane ct vile,
Sans fol, sans loi, sans Dieu;
Race trois fois servile.
Et miserable, adieu!
j. G.
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IA cHAssE AUX LIONS.
vi.
Pitou o Dumanst atlibsrsnG

Pitou st Dumanst atlbeeont
Alora Pitou ma dit:
"Je lespAre bien, mon vieux D0manet !...
D'ajlleuis ! qooi O. sert.il d'avoir do res.
Drit Est % que @ tieut chaud Quand on
4 froidS Est.ce Que @ d0nne ! manger
opsud on faint Est.es Que 81 dome 4
boire qusnd on soif
Mon, Pitoa non!
-Rst-ce Qse q ~ eonsolesait d ID mere
Pitou .veuait ! mosSir % b petite Jeanne
asi ne psouis Do vsuir svec moi dsvant 10
4airo et b ess6 et d S'appeler madame
Pitoa aussit6s Qse 0eV tempe sesa 6etS
-Nes, Piteas Doo!
-Eh biee, aDoea, poeeqsei deoe ese-ce
auo q ~ eooesait d e'aveIr pes d'eeprtt
comms h cergsst LesgisM6, qui posrrait
Raguee . Vie : veadre dee calem6ouss dane
Jsc loirss (tvois ssiIIs poss ~ sos b eesss d
u bsasN d. pepier) Z Ese.es que - lai nap.
porte QuelQae chossT
Je r6pondis:
"Ts ts trompss, Pitoa! II % rautre
four sue bonne gi6s ct % comp do sabre
poss aveir DIT do seresnt FrottS: "Ceet
10 plas Jteett Dc toas lee sergeuts du 70 Is.
gsrw E'autrs, eui nest pes comwode, lai
: envoyS ans giAs Dc premiere grandeur ct
u lsudemaiu lsi lait 90 trou de deux pou.
On Q poor slx ssmaiues % pes laire le ma.
lin SOC 90 lie d'h6pitsl... e VOLTA GO que
c'est, mon ami Pitou, Qae d'avoir do res-
prit Of pourquoi js suis content 9ue to n'eu
oies paS... Mais tu - 90 cDur dor.
Co, dc Pitou, c'est possible. Js 10 asis
pas q que e'est Su'au ec.r dor. 10 men
Il jaus!s vu... Nais % nest pee 10 peine
ds me poser 10 main dams lee cbsveux OF
d no ehatouillsr l'amour. proprs. Ia. veax
allee ! 10 chasss % lion. J'y vas. La lionns
y eeea. Moi sussi. Les petite aussi. c.
- fait risp, Dsmanek 81 70 % e, Ten
sais. Ssalsneet, pseeoas noe pr6eauti0ns.
Ne - pas = faiss d6vorsr aujoard'hai. L.
perU Duoauet ~ ssrait Pee content"
Apras 20 oooest d T66exios, u ajoats:
mi mol non plas."
4 qaei y rtpopdis biso sisesrsosat, j.
vous assure:
"Mi mol, Pltoa."
C esi 10 At rirs q moi aassi.
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PAROISSE ST. JEAN-BAPTISTE SAMEDI SEPTEMBRE 1885,

"Attention! Prends garde! voici Eau.
tre qni arrive an trOt svcc les petits. Arme
ton pistOlet ct donne.moi Ia main pour
m'aider 4 grimper."
Alors je Wis que Ia lionne venait sur nous
4 son tour.
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A rrnuduIenl vrnua 10 butler.

The science OF fraud reaches high de
yelopment when oleomargno is success
fully initiated, and tho fraudulent thin;
palmed of as real bogus butter" A
ordinary knRve ought to be satisfied will
the FIRST remove from honesty the secono
entities him to be rated as rascal OF tn
superlative degree. Suene Is the name o.
the compound Of oGal and chemicals AM
roguery which has Invaded the field an'
is masqueradiug as the only Renuin
"olso." Hear what the experts say Of Il;
suene Is made OF refuse fats, extract
from bones, oIal and refuse from NlauVh
ter.houses, Acids are used to cut thes'
fats and make them tasteless and odOIlets
This calculated compound Is boiled witt
milk. tits then Col0rGd with annatto o.
other matter and sent out for sale. Th'
main producing points arc Chicago, Kan
sas and Brooklyn, New York. The Easl'
ern manufacturers cannot compete Wit
the Western in making this compound
because the Western men have the OttA
and refuse near at hand. Besides the de-
leterious acids In them, these spurion'
buffers are dangerous on account Of tn
disease germs which they contain. They
look all right and smell all right, butwheI
heated they give out foul odors. TIT
startling announcement Is made that THU
stuff Is extensively used in the Easter
cities.
1.-THE suene men will flood the marke
with their stutlso as to drive out oleomar.
garine, we shall perhaps see the olemar
garine menG fighting in the ranks oil thos'
who demand fair play for the industry 0
the dairy COW. So hlgh.mipded thing as
"oleo" will Of course turn up it's arlOto.
cratic nose at the base.born product o.
the bone heap. II the fight on fraud
gets well started we may be able toBweep
all Of them away at once.
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Ghe GatelIigetretr,
wuEELlNa, W. VA, nANOu 40 1880


The Alsaus Ut ORp,,SI PunlshlnSnt'
The hanging Of two unconscious men In
New Orleans suggeAts again some retlec'
tons on our civilized mode of Furnishing
for murder in the first degree, The New
Orleans men tried to take their own Liver
and go cheat the gSllows. They did not
fully succeed, but they were 80 far gon'
that they did not know they were being
carried to the scaGold and, presumably, te /
no pain. Practically they had passed GU
Of the world before the hangman began
his work. Yet the law was satisfied with
stringlug up the Culprits until they were
pronounced dead.
There are some people who really ano
thoroughly enjoy q hanging 10 mos
persons the thought Of sending a human
being of at ropes end is revolving This
feeling Is not confined to those who ar,
opposed to capital punishment in any and
all forms. Admitting that society cal
best protect itself against murder by TAX
ing the life OF the murderer-a PROPOSE
ton which ia not unanimously conceded
the criminal could eauily be dispatche
by methods less shocking and more swift
and certain in their operation.
In this country the GuilloIne would MOI
be tolerated, yet the guillotins does :
neatsr Job than the gallowa. Electricity
could be so applied as to take life instan
ly and painlessly, and with none Of tn
horrible contortions which always accom-
psny death on the gaIlows, Science su.
pests dozen things better than the gal
lows.
The object Of the Law being merely T.
take lie, not to torture tho cuIprit or prt
sent a irightiul spectacle, the gentles
means 10 produce death ought TO be as &C
cspt.ble to the offended law as the rough
est and most barbarous. There is never
hanging that does not wound society il
some part. Let US hope that society al
WAYS gains more than 1t loses.
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On my way IN Washington | had little
,ariif talk with q well.known West Viz.
mia Democrat, who took the side Of a
ariit for revenue with incidental prOteC.
lOn. Near, us sat q gentleman who
bowed an interest in tho discussion. He
rev nearer, and soon, by common con.
ent, he made one OF company Of four.
Presently he said; Gentlemen, will you
allow me 10 advance an illustration oil
your subject am a photographer in tho
West. Our establishment employs 200
ands. We pay them twice, and in some
cases three times, as much as is paid in
England for the same work. We employ
twenty-five boys. In England the boys
Who 40 the same same work get 81 70 q
week; ours get S. 90 q week-four times
W much, ana do not wish to nay them
,ess. In this country there is 81, 100000
invested in the Autograph business. We
re supposed to be protected by duty Of
% percent. Tho importations in our line
are valued at 100000. Under the
wholesale system Of undervaluations we
eRlly have no protection at all. We
ould not live II II were not for the super
Ority oil our American machinery, and the
act that we induce a home trado with
novelties Of designs with which we supply
he market before foreign lithographers
san initiate US. II could have ioreseen
Ibis war on the industries OF the country
I would not have put a dollar
IN the lithographing business. l know the
conditions in this country and abroad, and
| know that we must have a full proteC.
ton, Two years ago was abroad, and
uever was 80 impressed with the need OF
protection for tho United States. In Eng.
land they were looking forward eagerly to
the election OF a Democratic President and
the passage Of Morrison tariff bill. have
always been Democrat, but tell you
AN more than half inclined to cut loose
United States Marshal Sehon will bear
witness to the truthfulness OF this report,
The gentleman who said 80 much In 30
little is an Englishman by birth, but
thought him good enough American. l
was glad to exchange cards with him. do
not give his name because l did not ask
his leave to use II In this way. In sub.
-equent chat with him he said the proteC.
ZIONIST sentiment Is growing strongly In
the West, and added: "lf the Republican
party will make protection the sole issue
Of the next campaign, and make 1t strong,
1t will sweep the country" lie further
admitted, what some Democrats do not
like to admit, that Democrats Q0sr and sup.
port free trade measures, and Republicans de.
feat Them! C.D.1.
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ZOE. JoNRsY, CONE pAoKp
A Florida Wuman's Appeal to the Love
Sick seunt0FS

A Florida WpmAn's Appeal 70 the Love-
Sick seuntoFS
Wa,hiagioa GR,pateA In CiHeiREaii o0RRSeial
Gazstt
Tho last two delegates sent to see sena-
tor Jones in Detroit have returned, and re-
port that 1t 10 all Of no use. These gentle
men are Catholic and influential members
OF Senator Jones' church, who is strong
Roman Catholic, and they went all the
way from Florida TO see the Senator and
try 10 get him TO give over his foolish in.
iaiuation. They report that Jonesgot mad
and said he would put stop TO this per
secution. He is his own master, and is
paying his own bills and doing hisown bus
mess, and he does not propose to be an
uoysd any further by people seeking to
regulate his affairs and interfering in his
business. II tina Senator is crazy, he at
least appears able to state pretty plain
ease. Ii is not probable that he will be
disturbed again for the present, II is gen
orally believed that he is crazy on the aub'
ject Of devotion to and love Tor Miss Palm
who, through no fault OF her own, Is thrust
into such unpleasant notoriety. She is
known TO be modest, gentle and sensi-
tive lady, and doubtless suffers greatly
from the Senator's unfortunate affection
and devotion.
One Of tho Representatives from Florida
hos received hundreds OF letters from
Florida people about the matter. Most oil
them are written in spirit OF raillery,
and some very funny thugs are said about
the ancient Senator's infatuation. One
lady writes: "Why should the Senator
seek the cold, sterile and forbldding Wilts
OF Michigan in the dreary winter months,
and amid the blizzards OF the North TO
waste his virgin affections upon the mar
biz heart of sCorniul and unresponsive
woman. Let him return to his own sunny
land OF flowers and bananas, where the
mocking.bird ever ainga in the m0gnOlias
and the lemOn-tIee loads the soft air With
odors, and the orange flowers HCOnt the
passing gale, Let him come back
where love is young and sweet
and the blood ia warm and re-
sponsiye to such chivalrous devotion
aud passionate affection, Why does he
turn away from us, his own sisters OF the
balmy and lauguid South, who long for
his kisses, and are ready to answer coyly
to his manly CareaesH Why will he
waste his affection longer in battering at
the icy door OF the frozen heart OF the
Northern maiden? Here at home IL
warmth and love and longing kisses and
sensuous beauty longing To meet him hall
way. Come back, come back. Oh, Jone8y,
you old fool, cOme back" The letter Will
DO forwarded TO Senator JONES, and II 1t
does not fetch him, nothing will.
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sure Cure tor pies,

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Of ten years standing. No one need suffer
ten minutes after using this wonderful
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acts as a poultlce, gives instant and pain!
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
Ia prepared only for the cure Of Piles and
itching Of the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted by our
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Sold BY al Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, 6OC and 81 per box,
Kirk MEDICINE Co.,
MwFAW PrnntleLnta. Infaln. Ohln.
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Even u You I,vv A Dozen

common pOioua plailen-whiCh you can gel iot a
song at any Of the Cheap John druEsl',s-you have
merely thfUtn away your money, iotp 10 Ben'Ons
thisi DEMONS 70 the only pOtOus plaster In the
inAfGet that IA hon silly ard Akllliu(ly made, and
iolenun ally Inedidaled, Ot1eS arr no more than
I ninal limitations OF Beus9nA They atv cheap
ietid,f Btnlot'h valuable. The ltuOt Az pfOtn nj
70 act, pleaa,n " wear, and cuto In law hdiFs
allmeati Will h olheia will not even relieve The
ltStSicin,U NCspsituu, @GSptSlnH or y aisHI.
cline" pAStotS AZ worthless articles intended tide.
CeiVe. Ash i0f Bensnne and look iOf the ''lhFce
seals trademark and the word "CapCine' cut ID
10 centre iOl1.AWlS
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Redemption Of City Bonds.

Holders Of the NJ percent bonds Of tho CIyd
wheeling issued under tho Ordinance Of 1871, m
hereby notified that in accordance With provision
Of said ordinance the following bonds, via. 0, sdO
sG6, a3S, 90, $40, 100, "a, Ell, sSs, Is,
Os, 900, 1874, III, 900, rs, 800, IS, eli, 49,
81, 15l, 1IS, 10, II, $40, ~, @SS, IlS, hay,
log been drawn by lOt, will be Eaid on p,eeua.
ton to tho undersigned, and will cease to berts,
teresG on and alter April !, lSs6,
HENRY X, LIST,
mrs Commissioner under said Ordinance
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suretat stottecs.

F1rsi-Ail Fits stopped fee BY Dr. Kllus's Great
Nerve Re'totct No Fits after atSt days use. Mar.
yolOus cures Treatise and q % trial bottle Tree 10
EltcAscs Senh tnni-Hiiha aai Atch Al thiia. Pa,
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Ar 1lIE s1AIOF Wan,
state Of the Democratic Nlud-A Passing
Observation with n Point.

state Of the Democratic Hilnd-A Passing
Observation with n Point.
FINN the Editor Of ire EnteIigaIeer.
WARRINGTON, D. O., March 12.-0ne
need not be long in Washington to Sc
that Democrats here. are not happy. A
large measure Of disappointment and con.
sequent disgust, and some Generalization,
characterize the representatives Of party
which only a year ago marched gaily into
the White House with Fitzhuph Lee at lie
head. have known q Republican Pres.
ident holly criticised in Washington by
Republicans in Congress; never did hear
another President so contemptuously
spoken Of and 80 furiously denounced as
President Cleveland Is by Democrats in
Congress-.
why THEY ARE UNHAPPY.
The President has filled these men with
disappointment and resentment because
he has made some show OF keeping his
promise 10 tho country, made at the instl.
cation Of the MugwumpB, that he would
advance along the line oil OWL Service re.
form, not contenting himself with the act
Of Congress, but going 80 fer beyond that
% 10 remove nobody for the mere sake OF
putting In q Democrat, The President
has made removals for this reason and for
no other,-thls Is one Of the Indispensable
facts Of his administration, and no heroic
stand he may have taken az against the
Senate can blind the country 10 the re.
cord, He has shown that he is not good
keeper Of promises; that he was weak
enough 10 Try 10 appear better than he
WAS, not strong enough TO overcome
hia weakness. II has been his mlsiot.
time 10 fall from the high pinnacle upon
which the Mugwumps Get him. and otill
NOT iall into the arms Of his own party.
FROM DEMOCRATIC POINT or vtEw.
Dsmocfat, member OF one Of the
hot,ses Of Congress, put Tin this way, in con.
variation with me: "The President saw
M Gould not make a success Of his admin.
jRtration BY keeping company with the
MuTWumps, He began 10 do under the
nfesstFe Of necessity what he ought TO
have done az frat a. 0 matter oil party
duty, 70 say nothing Of grautnde-he
turned 10 the Democratic party Tot sup.
port. Bat how did he DO itH A Demo.
cfat--I am aahamed TO say it-could not
DO put into otlics openly and boldly and
frankly, he must be slipped Ia through the
keyhole Fist charges must be pre-.
ieffed, and then there was d lot OF civil
Service Reform cant, and then the poor
Demootat WAS sent 10 Republican Ben.
aia % be roasted on the spit In explAtloti
81 the sins Of 4 Democratic Presidents Did
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G.. o. SMITH,
mrl5 Real Estate Agent, 1870 Main 81.
NOTICE TO THE OIL TRADE.

NolAOH ~ 4hH JILL ANADE'
The low price OF carbon oil now current has q
tendency to lower quality OF some oils sent out
lately.
Tie undersigned, az resident manufacturers,
who have long established reputation to support,
arc frequently met BY sellers Of foreign oils, who
shade the price a! which good, reliable oil can
be made. We wish 10 notify tue retail trade that
there Ia oil offered in this market now which Is
very much below tho State standard Of Ito degrees
FIRE uSt and Is decidedly unsafe to use as a lamp
oil Dealers will CONSULT the interest OF their Gus.
toners BY buying our Sunlight" brand Of carbon
oil, which Is warranted 10 stand ITO degrees Gre
test We offer to the trade also Ohio Legal Test
IN lAbtO $50 deRr, e. fire test, and "Water white
Oriental Headlight, Of 100 degrees hre lest The
latter oil has our beautiful sunbur,t label on the
head Of each barrel, aud for Safe, Brilliant and
Soft Light cannot be surpassed,
lsAIAH WARREN & co,
miro WIS 1850 Main street
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Attend to H Now,

MANY suffering peoole drag themselves about
with falling ste 9Th, 10 ling that th0y steadily
sinking inIO the grave, when by using PAIk4rs
Tone they would and cure commencing with
the INST desc and vitality and strength surely
coming back 10 them!
slam 0 years old; have been sick nearly all my
He, aud Ought 10 know 5Omething about medicine
by This time | baYU Us d PArkGr'S Tonic Ire' ~
for more III II n year a. d C0u.ier Il the best rem
ely have ever known. ~! TACT, ! now md no
fheumllitn ntld that uistIes lag all gOnenesS aud
IA II from which suffered 10 n.y. Il has no equal.
| do not see how any one can afford to do without
10 valuable medlCIuOn-MRS RATTLE N. GRAVES
cor. hast and Front streets Providence, X. |.
PARKkkH IONIC
Prepared by HlScox q Co., n VI
Sold by all druggists In large bottles at One Dol.
lar ia2l.NThAw
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FOR RENT.

: = NENW dINNNEN -
No. 30 Eighteenth street, FIVE rooms, $50
No. 20 North Front street, slb w,
No 81 Twenty sixth street, business house lud
dwelling, now occupied rs saloon aud boarding
house, Possession Aplill! Kent $50 pr Annun
No 1850 Woods street, four rooms, 500
No n Seventeenth street, three looms 0l0
No. 1913 Market 81. Small House and stable tS0l
No. 26lS Main street, six rooms, $500
No. ViS MCCOlloCh EtEeet, six rooms si?@
business House No. l4H Main street,
-Four rooms, No. - Seventeenth street, tll00,
Large Store room, No 1853 Main & rect, 500,
No llGg Eoff street, six rooms sl2U
Part OF a Lot, fronting q iGet on sixteenth street,
running back 10 South street,
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector aud No'Gy Publt.
mfiD Office. No. lG'9 MARKET Street
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so Acre Farm near Trladephla; excellent ~
very fertile; sig roomed house and o her outluiI
iDgS; orchard Of 10 tteGS choice fruit; cal setS
III tho next ten days at $500 A bargain IN ID
property by reason Of tho owner having accepted
lucrative position that ueCfSsllAteG his pmOyL
from the State OF West virginia
business House aud Dwelling, No. 2!l Nab
street, six rooms aud FLUSHED attic, gas and VLlti
Ia house; also three roomgd frame huleln telt
q Acre Farm at Elm Grove, valued al 'loo pt
TI Acres at Elm Grove, Sl,4OO.
Dwelling HouLO No Ss Maryland street
business House and Dwelling, Nv. iS0i IlCOl
street; also two lou adjoining,
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THE EQUITABLE
Life Association
OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Principal OHlce: MARTINsBuRG, Cor. Of Queen
and Martin streets.
Tho officers Of this Association rank with tho
leading citizens and best business men Of their
community.
The Association re1uCItS careful examination
D0WMENT hYsTEM - UEEQUALLED.
by becoming member you can provide for old
ago az we'll ~ for dependent ones at your deCeRsG
Certificates Of membership Will DO hsncd and
transfers recognized In favor Of benehCiAres who
bRYe an insnrHble intGret In the life Of the assured
Agents wanted for Wheeling and vicinity.
Address p. D. C0NNEELY, DIST. Mgr,
Lock box 226, wheeling, W. Va.
nFl6,uwgtW
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Are superior in quality, correct
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