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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01
ONE NIGHT STANDS.


Last act!' the call boy shouts as
ne comes bounding up the stairs three
steps at time. Last act!" he yells
on every landing, until at last he boots
al the chorus girls, who. huddled to-
gether In ten-foot room, come out OF
their pen and follow him, as though
he were bell sheep, down the winding
stairs.
The prlma donna gives a daub OF
paint to her chez and brush OF the
hare's foot, before throwing herself on
The couch. There is no need for her
TO hurry; who ever heard OF a prima
donna being discovered when the cur
tain goes up.
Then the comedian, with wig and
painted face, passes slowly along the
landing, and with eyes riyeted on the
stone steps. goes down the winding
stairs. As he turns the last corner
hand is laid on his shoulder, and he
looks up into the pretty face Of girl
| in eauze.
rs your child better tonight7" she
asks. as she draws pink wrapper
more closely about her shapely form.
is there anything | can do?"
I'm afraid there is nothing" the
comedian answers. his voice low and
sad. MY little girl has stood the IA
tigue of travel bravely. but now she is
very. very sick. and am afraid ! shall
have 10 leave her here"
Surely not alone?" the dancer asks,
putting out her hand, which he uncon-
sciously takes in his. Surely you will
not leave her aione7'
III l remain" he answers. and his
voice trembles as be speaks, Il can
only comfort her by my presence;
can not pay the doctor then. nor can
she have the little luxuries she
Graves"
The dancer draws her hand from his
and draws from the bodice OF her dress
silken purse.
Take this" she says, as she holds II
out 10 him. 1T is not much. but II
will help"
He turns away. and leans his head
: against the iron railing.
J Goals OF fire." he mutters. Goals
which shall always burnt"
The dancer comes down a few steps
to where he stands.
II want TO go home with you TO
night" she whispers. Il want TO nurs'
, your little girl
, He turns and takes her hands In his
you must not. Blanche. You mus
/ 40, ask Il. Think what the other
9 would say"
D 81 care not what they say" she cries
d throwing her arms around his neck
: Il once had the risht to so with YOU
, had the right until another took N,
! plsee."
Then the call boy comes running u
the steps. shouting Your cue!' S
p they hurry TO the stage below. he !
: time to enter with a ringing laugh
), which is taken up by the aud!enc
: when he tumbles down the palace step
only to bound like a bail to the foot
: tights, where. with a mock bow TO tn
{ duke. he sings:
! Woman is faithless. and man Is tru'
2 How do know? oh. I've proved
: So"
4 And the chorus shouts back:
1 How does he know? Why. he
proved II so,
| res. he's proved hes proved-he
proved II SOL"
Ii And with a whirl and dance. he goo
= round and round. singing. Woman
Z. faithlesy," while he knows that he h.
: not proved her so.
= Then. heralded by cymbals and be
{. of drum. the little dancer comes tril
!.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

"Vaterlandlose Geselin," fellows
without country" the phrase used by
the kaiser to designate the social dem.
ocrats few years ago, has been ad-
Judged libelous by q Prussian court II
used by less exalted person. The
phrase was applied In the late cleo
ton by conservative candidate tC
some electors who voted for his Polisl
opponent, and he has been condemned
to psy for y
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01
WORKS OF ART.
new = Business House Has Made n
Possible for Every ons to Po..e.s


Possible for Every ons to Po..e.s
Them.
Probably at no time in the worlds
history has 30 much attention been
paid 10 the interior decoration of
homes as at present. No home. no
matter how humble, is without its
hanuiwork that helps TO beautify the
apartments and make the surround
ings more cheerful. The taste Of the
american people has kept pace with
the age, and almost every day brings
Iorth something new In the way OF q
picture. drapins, q piece OF furniture
or some form OF mural decoration.
one OF the latest OF these has been
given to the world by the celebrated
artlst. Auyille, In q series Of four
handsome porcelain game PLAQUES.
Not Tor years has anything as hand
some Ia this line been seen. The sub
leets represented by these plaques are
american VII. Ducks, American
lhsaEant. American Quail and Engiis b
snipe. They are handsome paintings
and are especially designed for hang
Ing on dining room walls. though
their richness and beauty entities them
TO place In the parlor OF any home.
hese original plaques have been pur.
chased a. cos, OF t50.0eo by j. c.
HuDinker bros. Co, manufacturers OF
the celebrated Elastic starch, and In
order 10 enable their numerous Gus
toners 10 become possessors Of these
handsome works OF art they have had
.hei reproduced by q special process
In AL tae rich eoIors and beauty D.
The original. They are finished ou
heavy cardboard. pIessed and EN-.
bossed In the shape Of a plaque ant
trimmed with q heavy band OF gold
They measure forty Inches In circln
Terence and contain no reading matte,
or advertisement whatever.
Until October ] MessrE. J. c, Hubin.
ger Bros. Co. propose TO distribu,.
t..ese plaques free to their customers
Every purchaser Of three ten-cen
packages Of Elastic Starch. fat-iro,
brand. manufactured by J. c. Hubin
ger Bros- Co. Is entitled 10 receiy
one Of these handsome plaques fire.
from their grocer. Old aud nes Gus
toners alike are entitled 10 the bene
| ns Of this offer. These PLAQUES vii
lot be sent through the mail. the onl
Nay To obtain them beins from you
\ grocer. Every grocery store IN th
eouniry has Elastic Starch for sale. |
10 the oldest and best laundry stare
/ on the market. and IL the most perfec
cold process starch ever invented.
IL the only starch made by men vh
thoroughly understand the laundr
business. and III. only starch that wi
not lrlute the finesl fabric. IL has bee
tbs standard Tor a quarter o, a Ger
fury. and as an evidence Of how goo
II ia twenty million packages wei
sold last year. ASH your dealer ,
tho~ you the plaques and tell 20
shout Elastic Starch. Accept no gu,
t,itui.. Bear In mind that this Ole
holes good short time only. 80
should he taken advantage Of wlthoI
delay.
The machinery OF trstclass baiicsh
sse4g ls about 1 SO tuua
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
WRONG AND RIGHT EATING.
ONE MAKES Us WEAK; THE OTHER
MAKES us STRONG.

Wrong eating makes us weak hacauso
:. uoesh nouflsn us. 1t poisons us. be-
cause 1t sets up poisonous fermentation in
our stomach and the poisons go into orr
blood ~ W.
Wrong eating is eating indipes,ihlo
iood or eating more than our stomach i.
able to digest - 10
Right eating is eating dgestible food
1ood that the stomach is ahlc ia die,nvt
food that will nourish you when If is di-
gestcd. "
Right eating strengthens and inyiror-
ates the body. gives endurance increases
weight and restores health
Wrong eating can be made ri.ht b,.
taxing the shaker Digestive Cordial. This
preparation, made by the Shakers from
simple herbs. roots and wine is delicious.
refreshing. and Strengthening 10 nc
body. 1t is Il powerful aid to digestion.
It does not act by strongly stimulating
the stomach but with it's own digestive
ierments acts on the food in the stomach
and reduces. instead of increasjnn IN.
work which the stomach has 10 do
This is why it increases your strength
why it Will cure YOU of all the bad Of
fccts of indigestion and OF insufficient
nourishment. and purifios your system Of
all dangerous indgestive poisons. wien
nothing else has been found to relieve
YOU
At druggists Ten cents for a trial bot
tie
Write for interesting book to The Shak-
ers, 80 Reade Street. New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
Annual Meeting OF Unitarian Society.

The annual parish meeting and sup
per of the Unitarian Society always +
one of pleasure and good fellowship
That of 1895 held, Thursday eveninH
in the church parlors. proved no ex
ception To the rule and under th,
guidance Of Rev r. f. Newbert Leslie
G. Cornish, Esq, Col. Elias Millike.
and Allen Partridge everything passe.
off very smoothly.
The tables we're spread very daintil,
in the vestry and bounteously sup
piled With all the delicacies Of the
season. when at $50 nearly 100 people
sat down to partake Of The good things
provided. The storm kept many away
nearly double that number being pro-
vided for
After Very pleasant hour spelt "
social intercourse. the annual business,
meeting was called and the following
officers elected Moderator. Hon q. i.
Stevens: clerk, H. l.. Plshon; stanIia2
committee. Leslie c. Cornish Esq.
Col Elias Milliken, Allen Partritae;
treasurer and collector. Mrs Sarah .
True: auditor, f. E. Smith: music com
mittee, Mrs. 7. j. Myricl. II, p. Lowell.
Mrs r f. Smith,
Never before in the - years history
OF the society has it raised and ex-
pended 50 much money as during The
past year. The society always make
ii point at its annual gathering To
raise enough money to pay any deficit
that exists from the previous year.
There was a deficit of Sl91 which was
all pledged and paid, Thursday night.
50 that the society could start free
from debt the ensuing year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
This Is the last Day.

The audiences at the Meth ID;
church were very large. considering tha
storm. Rev. y. Fl. Hanscom Of Ran
dolph. preached in the morning ana
diSlocated his shoulder few days ago
and had to hold his left arm in Il sling.
In the morning he preached on r. -
sfstirg the Devil" and in the after
room on The Christian Life" He IS
an easy. graceful speaker and his scr-
mons were timely and fervent. Til"
SURF rising feature of the day was the
large audience that came through tn.
severe storm in the afternoon. II
showed the depth of the increasing
tide of spiritual fcrvor in the church.
In the evening Kev. 4. \. Lewis cr
Gardiner preached a sermon full OF
tender interest for the unconverte'j
from the text, What must | do TO he
saVcd?" Mr.. Lewis sang several songs
greatly to the joy and profit of the
audience. There was one request ior
prayer. and several more moved to
tears and are expected soon to hegln
the Christian life.
Today Rey DR.. Ladd will preach at
$50 o'clock and Rev. Dr. Stackpole at
and 80. Miss Fuller will sing at the
.,.n,iro rnryiro The chorus singing
from the new book is inspiring. 1t IS
expected thai this, the last of the four
dave. VIII be the best as 10 results.
Presiding Elder Ladd will hold the
second and third quarterly conferences
as one at the close of the services. ms
evening, ut the Methodist church. All
the official members of the church are
members of this conference
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
Death OF Willard ". Smell.

Willard w Smell died, THURSDAY
morning. at his home at No. p Pattei-
son street. after an illness IL nin5
weeks With bronchitis. He was 8;
years and II months Of age, He was q
native of Manchester Me, and HI.
wife and aged father survive him.
He had been in charge of the boiler
on the night shift, FOR the past tive
years. at the Cushnoc Fibre Co.'S mil!
The funeral Will be held, Saturday
morning Jan. -. at II O'Clock. from
his late residence. Deceased was a
O. O. F.. and Highland Lodge. No. -
a. Q. L. w.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
Funeral; Of Late Mrs. Isaiah Sherman

The funeral of the late Mrs. lsaieh
sherman was held at the residence on
III, North Belfast road, at ocloch'
Thursday afternoon, Rev c. ;. cum
n,ings officiating. Singing was FUR
ristod by the Gardiner hiNefsa''S'
quartet
The remains were placed IN th1
Mount Pleasant tomb unti Spi ms
when interment will be made in RiVef :
side cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
New Corporations.

Two new corporations filed papers OF
incorporation. Thursday:
fremont Theatre Amusement COMPANY
has been organized at Portland for the
purpose of conducting general theatrical
ana amusement business throughout tho
United States with $4,000 capital stock
of which $500 is paid in. The officers are:
President. Thomas }. Barry Of Boston.
Mass. treasurer. Albert NJ Sheehan OF
Boston. Mass. Certificate approved. Jan
uary II. 1S9S.
Frank j. Ross Company has been or
Gauized ut kittery, for the purpose OF
manufacturing. buying and selling in
All kinds of spices and groceries. with
Slo,0o1 capital stock of which nothing Is
paid in. The officers are: President
Howard w. Simonds of Boston, Mass. ;
treasurer. Frank j. Ross of Boston, Mass
Certificate approved, January IL. 1895.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

The twenty eighth annual meeting "t
the Bowdoin Alumni Of Portland ani
vicinity will be held on Saturday. .Janu
airy %. at the Congress Square hotel
The anniversary poem Will be given
by Mr. Frederick W. Pickard of the
class of 1894, and Mr.. George Melville
Seders Of the class Of 1872, will act a;
toast master. The business meetine;
will be held at seven O'Clock +. NJ. and
at its close dinner will be served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
HOUSE AND SENATE
Met, Wednesday, in Labor Depart
ment--Additional Appointments.
Visitors at the State House and Genera
News Matters.

The executive committee of the State
Grange finished its session in the judici-
AIRY department, Thursday afternoon.
The business was of routine nature.
barring the appointment of the deputies,
who are: State deputies-Nelson Ham,
Lewiston; ID. II. Thing. Mt. Vernon;
Frederick Robie. Gorham: NJ. b. Hunt,
Center Belmont; Edward Wiggin. AT
SuSta: John A. Roberts. Norway; w. H..
Ferguson, Brewer; Geo. NJ. Twitcholl
Augusta: l.. w. Jose Dexter: Geo. W.
fttchie, West Winterport: r. ID. Leavitt
lfowe's Corner; B. +. Hamilton. Bidde-
ford: Otis Mcadcr. Albion; Ansel Ilol-
way Skowhegan: r. H. Libby. Dirigo.
County ydcputies-A -Androscosgin. Eli IIode
kins, Greene. and J. $. Lowell. Auburn:
Aroostook, II. S. Hardison. Caribou. Ira
}. Porter. Houlton. Benz. II. Towle. Sher
mans Mills: Cumberland, NJ. p. Hume
well. Oak Hill. w. |. Bickford. Gorham,
a. l.. Davis. Bolster's Mills; Franklin.
{. +. Berry. Phillips. S. G. Keys. North
Jay: Hancock, II. j. lIammar, Bucks
port. Hollis T.. Austin. Lamoine: kenne-
bee, j. II. Barton, West Windsor Chas.
W. Crowell. Riverside; Knox. q. S. Pen
dleton. North Warren; Lincoln, s II.
Lord. Whitcfcld, Howard &. Ellis, JEFF
t"rson; peuobscot. n i. Lewis. kendus-
keaG. II. c. Rich. Exeter, J. NJ. Nalon-
tih". Brewer. Nathan Averill, Lee: Pts
"dtAquis. Thos. Daggett. FoXcroft: Saga
dahoc. j. T. Baker, Bowdonham. G. W.
li"Smer. Ashdalc; Somerset. X. a. Davis.
South Norridgowock. II. B. Ellis. Emb-
don; Waldo. Il. +. Foster. llalldale W.
ID. Thompson. Winterport: Washington,
Il. +. Wiley. Chcrryfeld. y. 5. Farms
worth. West Pembroke: York Seth
Smart. Saco. l.. Q. Stoarns Ncwncld;
oxford. w. II. Eastman. East sumner
j. 7. Talbot. Andover
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

Hill; William Douglass. Waterford
\. 5. Hathaway, Canton: Fred Emery
Beanc, HalloWell; Geo. G. Long. Blue
hill; VIM. c. Donald, Houlton: Freder-
ick Y. Chase. Portland: Stillrnan {
Archer Bangor: B. A. Emery. South
Thomaston; Albert s. Woodman.
Portland: Frank G. Nash. Cherrylield: ::
j. Clair Minot. Augusta; Francis J..
Orr. HarpSWell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
Another Gilt for the Grange Cottage.

Hon. Edward Wisgin received check,
,,,r,sa,~ from Judge Nathaniel Hobbs
.f North Berwick. for 500 10 oe used III
furnishing the Grange cottage al Good
Win farm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
A PLEASANT MEDICINE

Not like cod-liver oil, which to take
is almost IS bad as the disease itself,
but one that is almost tasteleSS and
which promotes digestion instead
Of DESTROYING it, is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
A Card.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree 10 re-.
fund the money fifty cent bottle of Greene $
Syrup Of Tar IL it fails to cure your cold or
cough. we also warrant twenty-five cent bottle
TO prove satisfactory or no pay.
.Bcyyditch & Webster John Coushlin.
r. K Courtemanche. Arthur Tetraut.
Mixer & johnson. T. G. kinsiliui 4 Co.
Chas X Partridge Temple Pharmacy.
A. B. Hutchinson. {. ii. Eeane.
II n Robinson 4 CO. CEas. " ard j. Co
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

Dyspepsia "s5:''$"a s';:: y.s$ssS $"a D,:1' 81 y
ders positively cureu. Grover t;ranam's $
Dyspepsia Remedy is a specific. One
dose removes all distress, and a perma-
nent cure of the most chronic and severe
cases Is guaranteed. Do noi suffer, A
50 cent bottle will convince the most
skeptical. +. 6. kinsman & Co.. Drug.
1ists. Augusta. Ne. dly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

The committee appointed by the gov
ernor are in session in Treasurer Simp-
son office to examine his accounts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

Bank Examiner Timberlake and mis-
assistants are hard at work getting
their annual report ready for publica-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21
A ANGLERS
~. 7 7 ROL-EUM
u E.EtO11ION Hypophosphtes.

1t is quickly absorbed by the blood
and is thus carried upon its mission
of healing to the diseased throat
and lung tissues. Physicians pro-
claim it an invaluable remedy for
pulmonary troubles and wasting dis
orders of every description.
Sold by all druggists. SOC. and SI.00
. Angler Chemical Co, Aliston District, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

Lang i<uro cures that hacking cough
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

This year the State assessors Will
make a valuation of the wild lands IN
the State. they having met the local
Legislature convenes the assessors
submit their report to the governor s.
that one summer they meet the local
assessors and the next they meet the
wild land owners at different places
through the six different counties in
which wild lands are situated Tn )
will not start out to hold these meet
ines until the latter part of April
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

Colonel Harrington and his assistant
are getting the covers ready in whicn
the railroad commissioners report VIII
be mailed in few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

I'm addition To the list OF nomina ions
to come up for confirmation at the
next meeting of the Governor and
Council published in the Journal
Thursday morning, there should have
appeared the following in the list 81
trial justices:
Dudley H. Moores. Houlton; George
A. Chandler. Sumner: Waldo Pettin-
gill, Rumford Falls: Murray i. Wa
son, Auburn: John +. Magill, Fort
Fairfield; Eugene A. Holmes Caribou;
Lorenzo ID. Jones. East Corinth: Ere
mont Small. Caribou: John H. McFaul
Eastport; Howard w. Stafford, Mars
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

1t is rare occurrence that the Hous,
and Senate meet together but when
they do it is generally for a matter of
great Importance In the labor q =
partment. Wednesday. this unusUai
event took place when Major Hou+5
and Samuel F., Senate of kennebunk-
p0rt Were introduced 10 each other
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

Benjamin F. Hamilton Of Biddefort
one OF the members of the last House
called ON friends at the State HousC
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-01-21

Colonel Ph!lbrooll of the End Regiment
has returned from his trip to Bangor 90
investigate the charges of trouble in
Company G. He has reported to Al
iutant General Richards that the COM
pany drilled we'll and the rumors Cf
trouble between Capt. bennett and the
members Of the company were entirely
false and We're circulated by some PEI,
son outside of the company as the -
suit OF personal spite.
Cattle Commissioner John NJ. Deer
Thursday, in attendance at the agri-
cultural meeting
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-20
CUETARA, ROS Y c.
FOrtaleza so.

El eegante pGblico puertorriqueho podra encontrar
conStantemente nueStro estabeCimeno surtldo
riadfsimo selecto de cazado de odas cases
pleo ell que puedan ofrecer este las mas
putadaS de America.
AL eccto hemos Perdonado medic nj sacrihcio al
guno para que nuesros actvos correspon-
sales mantengan sempre la altura de los 1ltmos
adelantos de la moda de las exgencias el caprcho
mas re6nados.
Las mportantes compras realzadas por uno de nues-
socos en- Europa hacen conceb la esperanza de
que pubco de esa Isa scgura cspensandonos su pro-
teccion simpatas.
Desde e mas sencio zapato hasta Ell par de botas
mas chic, aqui sc encuentra toda la serie.
En- nuestro ramo dc peleterfa no es menos inmensa
escogida Ia existencia quo tenemos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-20
EXCna. DlDQtaCidl Provincial
DE PUERTO RICO.

La Corporation en- session ordinaria
celebrada EN- 23 del pasado Abril,
atendiendo Ia solicitud de Ia mayo
ria dc los sehores Accionistas de bi
lletes, y teniendo en- cuenta muy prin
cipalmente el actual estado de la Pro-
vincia, con motive del conhicto coz
los Estados Unidos, acordo por unani.
midad dejar en- suspense el Sorteo MI
nero 3S2, anunciado para el 20 de-
mes actual, autorizandose su transfe-
rencia dc celebration para el dia, que
Ia Corporation en- pleno 6 Ia Conf
sion Provincial y Asociados crea con-
venienee sehalar, prsvio anuncio al
efecto. tanto para conocimiento del
p1blico como para que los Accionis-
tas y Ayuntamientos extraigan de Ia
Administration del ramo los billetes
correspondientes bajo las responsible
hdades dispuestas en- las <pocas nor
males.
Como dc dicho sorteo hay extrai-
dos proximamente una tercera parte
de billetes, es de advertir que tanto
sstos como los pendientes dc extrac.
cion, y que llevan Ia fecha de 20 ds
Mayo de 1898, SoyffO sGmeyo 3S2,
son Vdi'dos en- su totalidad, no obs
tante sc celebre el sorteo en- fecha
posterior q Ia sedalada en- los anun
eiados billetes.' los que pueden seguir
extrayendose por los seiiores Conce
sionarios y Ayuntamientos pesar de
Ia suspension.
Lo que sc hace p1blico en- la GA
ceta Official" para general eonocimien-
20.
Puerto Rico 4 de Mayo de 1898.
FL Secretario, Dami6n Monse,,at.
"? Be FL Presidente accidental,
Egoseaf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-20
Gaceta tc hoy.

-Cablegrama del Sr Ministro
de Ultramar contestando 4 nom :
bre de S, M. al saludo que lie di
rigiera nuestro Excmo Sr Co
bernador General.
-Continuaci6n de la lista de
suscripci6n.
Circular de la Junta Central
del Censo de Poblaci6n conmi
nando con las responsibilities
CONSEQUENCES, a las Juntas loca
les que no han remitido todavla
los trabajos, para que 10 hagan
dentro del termino de veinte
dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-05-20
GUiA LOCAL.
SODRlIOS De EzQTIiGl.
FORTALFZA II
Casa 2e girCs Y comisinnes.

Casa 2e giros y comisiones.
Agentes de los vapores { oircos lie
Ia Compafia Trasatlintica Espahola
Agentes de id. id. de los Sres La
ninaga y Co, de Liverpool.
Id. id G. H. Fletcher Y Co, de id
Compailia s. La Flecha ., de id.
Agentes de id id de los Sres j
7, Nlekels y Go, Urea " Setra".
Ageutes de Bar, Behrend Y
RoS., Inca Serta".
Agentcs de Ia Coz '6fa lie segu-
ros contra inc?.'.s !cnOminadl
Royal y, de id.
Asentes de la ConpaTfa de Segu-
rOs Malftim0s " The Indemnity Mn
tHal Assurance Company Limited =