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Newspaper Page Texti DALLAS, SATUHl)A JAtf 13. FOK THE OREGON RK PUBLICAN. CHICAGO. BY It. CLARIC. $ire ! Lond clanged the tolling bell, And like tho scan tnad, rolling swell, Or serpent? tongues' contagious blast, Or day of judgments trumpet's blast, Devouring demon's heated breath, Tho work commenced : destruction, death. Fire! The miser to hi coffers tied, As rouud about a light is shed ; A lflrid glare lie seized his gains ; He staggers forth the fire it reigus ' I suffocate," he faintly cried He fell, and on his treasure died. Fire ! And from his bed of case, The belli! glare the rich man sees ) He staggers madly ; 'ti in vajn ; His wealth about n aches lain ; Years of toil isswept away lit tuis semi judgment day. Fire ! And 'mid the throng; to roam, i'iie tender maiden from her homo Is driven. Oh, God ! can this be just, And man-fcrmcd demons teeming o'er with lust? Will hell not break them on the wheel of shame, An J damn them deep, amid consuming dame ? Fire ! An 1 nations heard the call j Aud with their aid ubpelled tho pall. Blessed charity w ill aid thy rise ; Will unite again thy rudely pundered ties ; Cause bore to o'er thy blackened ruins smile Cause flowers to bloom from out thy fuueral pile. I Suuda' Heading. Meekness is a virtue by which a man may know a Christian belter thau by his name. The closest walk with Cod is the sweetest heaven that can be enjoyed on earth. Do the best we can, we must not ex peet every one to be friendly to us ; fur some will hate U3 because others lov us. Benefit 3'O.ur friends that they may love you still more dearly ; benetit your enemies that try may become your friends. In order to rightly understand the voice of God in nature, wo ought to en ter her temple witn the holy word in our hands. There is only one stimulant that nev er tails,and yet never intoxicates Duty. Duty puts a blue sky over every man up in his heart may be into which the skylark happiness always go singing. G. D. Prentice. The fireside is n Fchool of infinite importance; it is important because it is universal, and because the educa tion it bestows, being woven in with the woof of childhood, gives form and color to the whole texture of life. lie that can only be useful on great occasions may die without exerting his abilities, aud stand a hclnlcss spectator of a thousand vexations which fret away happiness, and which nothing is re quired to remove but a little dexteiity of conduct and ivadiccgs of expedi ents. The poor in pocket may be blescd, or may not be blessed, as the case may be j but the poor in spirit are always blessed, and we have Christ's authority for so saying. Theirs is a poverty which is better than wealth ; in fact, it is a poverty which indicates the possession of the truest of all riches. Spurgeon, A gentle happiness is favorable to virtue and to morality, as excessive ex citement and warning and discontent are favorable to murmurings, and to re bellion and to sin. And he who can please his neighbor in good things, is actually rnakiug his neighbor a better man by making him a happier man. Heecher. We cannot emphasize too strongly this grace which pinches selfishness. I care not how orthodox is a man's creed, or how eloquent may be his prayers in public, if he has never learned to say "do" to the demands of fashion, and pride, and luxury, he is but a sorry specimen of the Christ's man. T. C. Cxiyler. A peaceful conscience and a content ed mind arc the principal elements of happiness. The cross of Christ, and the promise of God, are designed to; produce these, and no Christian should rest short of them. Anxiety about life sometimes leads from the Lord of life ; live Dear Jesus, and cast your anxieties upon him. Men are like passengers in a ship. So long as the weather is prosperous, it seems all well enough to them. But life is a voyage never made without storms ; and what our hope is worth, and what our faith is worth, cannot be determined by what we experience in sunshine or calm, in days of prosperity. Beecher. Justice is the great interest of man on earthy It is the ligament which holds civilized beings and civilized na tions together. .Where her temple stands, and so long as it is duly honor ed, there is a foundation for social se curity, general happiness, and the im provement and progress of our race. Without intelligence men know not what government means, and so cannot be governed reasonably, and by such motives as our form of government re quires. Without morality man has not a character safe for the family and neighborhood ; regards not the rights of his species; therefore morality must be enjoyed by the State, and is essen tial, like intelligence- to the support of good government. Without religion a man has no idea of the source and sae redness of the government; fearing not: God, ho is likely to disregard man. Facts and Faitcic$ Joint education gymnastics. The science of sorrow sighchology. House decorations women, iligh-drawlic pressure a lisp. Fruit for newsmen fresh dates. Hand-some trees palms. Cries from ihe deep fish halls. A discontented fruit the pine apple. Bad punctuation stopping the teach er. Motto of market gardeners 41 let us have peas " . Whole soled people those who wear new boots. The milkman's song" Shall we (J iithe r at the liver." A blow at real estate when men are engaged breaking ground. The man who had no music in his sole wore seasoned leather. The place to look for rounded peri ods in circular li tters of credit. Why is the road of the transgressors so hard K Because it is so much trav eled. Politician A stray dog that runs up to every oue he sees, and was himself all over. An India rubber car is about being iuveuted, which, wheu jam lull, will hold a couple more. You can't smother a shoemaker, for if you exclude all the air from him he can breathe .his last. When was the most beef tea made ? Wheu Henry the Eighth dissolved the J'ope's bull. What is that which, when thrown out, you may always catch without hands ? A hint. Quilp, who i a lover of music, says, that " Cumin Thro the Rye " never goes across the grain. Love is better than a pair cf spec tacles to make everything seem greater which is seen through it. 1 'ays is tho name ot a newspaper in Paris Don't pay a the uamo of a great many in America. What is the dfference between an editor and a wife 'One sets articles to rights, and the other writes articles to et. Mankind has boon learning for six thousand years, and yet how lew have learned that their fellow beings are as good as them. -elves. Mrs. W. C. Johnon is lecturing in In- aiana on " .Man in me uaw. mis Mrs Johnson's quaint way of speaking of good rut u; for it is the good lucu who are rare. A minister nked a ttpy" fellow lean ing up against a fence, where he expec ted to go when he died. " If I can t uet along uny better than I do now' " he said, ' 1 shan't go anywhere." The gentleman who commenced th repast by eating his own word, followed it up by partaking of humble pie, swal lowed an insult immediately after, and got his dessert at tho end. An old lady, observing a sign over a tailoring establishment, bearing the in scription, " Fountain of Fashion," ex claimed: " Ah I that must be the place where the squirts come from." A gentleman laid in bed one morn ing, . when a friend stepping in said: a p f breakfast is coming on." " let it come," exclaimed V . with a look of defiance, ' J am not afraid of it." The Mother s Friend says: Never reprove a child harshly for chewing, or smoking or swearing." No, never re prove him harshly. The only way to cure him is to thrash him within an inch of his Mic.-l-Louisville Journal The young lady, who, on hearing of a rival's excellent mutch, hid her head in the sofa cushions, has since then en tirely lost it. But she is entirely un conscious of the fact, and her friends don't notice it. Nervous old lady "Now, cabman, you're sure your horse isquiel 1 What's he laying back his earn for t Look ! " " O, that's only her ferni-nine cur'osity, mum. She likes to hear where she's There's amoral tauphtby tho follow ing conversation, which needs to.be learned by many fathers. Said alittlo four year old, " Mother, father won't be in heaven with us' will he!" " Why' my child ? " " Because ho can't leave the store" A tradesman who had failed in the city of Bangor, wrote on his front door: " Payment suspended for thirty days." A neighbor reading this, said: " You have not dated the notice. " " No," said he, " I do not intcud to do so f it would run out if I did." " What do4 you mean by a cat and dog life ' " said a husband to his angry wife. " look at Carlo and Kitty asleep on the rug 1 1 wish men lived half as peacefully with their wives." " Stop," said the lady, " tie them togather, and see how they will agret." "Bachelors," says Josh Billings, " are always a braggin' of their freedom 1 Freedom to darn their own stockings and poultice their own shins! I had rather be a widower.once in two years regular, than to bo a grunting, old, hair dyod bachelor only nioety-niue days." MOSES ., c. h. cox ; Tins -on hand and for Sale, SADDLE TKEES of all sizes and the best quality. Shop near Waymiro'a Mill, Dallas, Oregon. 43-tf W. II. TEAIi cV p., Wagon & Carriage Jlakcra 1HA1 STREET, DA 1. 1., AS, Aroon hDl with their WAOGONS and BUG GIES at their old Stand this Spring us usual, and intend to sell them very cheap lor Ca.h ; tho Prices ranging from $130 to $180. They have also on hand for salo plenty of wagon maUriald. (live him a call and fee iheui All kinds of work in their line done to order. All kinds of IMaekmlthliig done ;n tdiort notice, arrd in a workmanlike maouer. Horse Shoeing $2 50, cusb, dowu. Thankful for patd patronage, tht-y ioli-it continuance of tho Same. 9 tf Dallas, May C, 1871. fglO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS t B would - ay that 1 have re-built my Shop ou tho SAMG OI,I CORNER,. Where I am prepared to do all kind of JOlliJING. WAGON WOllK AM) HORSE. Mtoi:iN; ON SHOUT notice. As I have lost nil my propcrtt by Fire, those indebted to me for work will coufer a favor by paying up immediately. A frind in need, is a friend indeed ASA SI1RLVK. 12-tf G. IB. STILES Groceries, PROVISIONS, Cigar and Tobacco, WOOD AND WILLOW- WARE &c. Dallas, mi:;oN. DALLAS LIVERY, FEE0 & SALE tSTABLESS? Cor. Main and Court Streets, Thos. G. Richmond, Proprietor. ii-v; rrnciiASKD Tin ahovk Stand of Mr A. II. W btl-y, w Lave re filNd and re toeke I it lo n-h a manner n will atififartorily ui?t ttery w.iat of the coin m unity. HugfjlP". single or ot!lle, Hac, Con curd Wapmii, etc., etc., FurnlAbed at a!', hours dy or night, n iorrt notice. Superior ao'!Ie lfore. let by the Iay or W etk TERMS, REASONA HLT. t. a. luciiMoxr The originator of th wonderful medicine claims to have discovered and rumUinrd in hitrmomy more of Xutnrt' Wot irrrrijn mrdl ml pr,rtin than wait ever I fore combined in on mvdieine. The evidence of thi faet in found in the raricly of Diot obstinate diwa.ec whieh it has been found to conquer. In the cure of IlronvhiiU, Stvtr C'niyh, -and IheArly Hta"' of Vmnmitiin, it ha slonibd tlo ms-dieal faculty, and hundreds of ll. le(t phy sicians pr mouneo it thr tjrrnteal liictl d corrry njitthr n;r. While it i'Uit.1 tho sevrcit Ctmht, it gireugthtn the system and jMirifiiH the hlood. I'y its great jnd ifciniti-jh blond J'urif yin'J jtrttprrflrm it rurr 9 "II Humor from the wrt mrruulu to a ootumon t'lotrh I'impU .Vi(..'r. Mercnrtal DtMaMe., Mineral pifi'n, Syphilitic and Yenerial IicaeP, and tiieir ef fect are eradicated and vijjorou, htulik and a tjNinl rmintitittifn established. AVjfn, S'tll llhutm, Sriild ll"id, t-mr &nnt S':'tlff or llth Skin, in hort all the nninonui.t diieaf caused by Imd Idond, aro coiopif ro I by thi powerful, purifying and invijeoratin medicine, T " Lircr CoMjdiilut," Jiiliftt l)imtlr and llibitnil C'lrtui ijnititm, it ba r (luctd hun dred of perfect and permanent cure where other medicine had failed. Tho proprietor offers $100 reward fr a medi cine that will equal it in the cure of the disease for whieh it is recommended. IJewaro of cohh- frit and rrthl imitation. 8eo that tny (tor- eminent Stamp, which 19 a ponitjt'f ijuarnntftt of )miineut, upon the outride wrapper. Thi. medicine i Sold by I)rurfit nl oh ilotfar per bottle. Prepared by K.'v. FIKUCE M. D., P-le Proprietor, at bin chemical Laboratory, 13.'$ Seneca stre.eet, BuiTalo, N. Y. June 3d,13-3in. The standard remedy for Conch- In fluenza, Horc Throat, hoopliic Cough, Croup, Uvcr Complaint! Hronchltls, Illeedliif; 0f the l.utiga, and every affection of the Throat, liUiign and Chest, Includ ing Co'iiimptlon. Wltar Halsam docn not dry tin a Cough, but loosens it, cleanses , th Lungs, allays Irritation, thus removing the cause of the com plaint. Vone genuine tiniest slen edl. I1UTTH. Prepared by SI5TII W. A HON, Jlonton. Hold by RBIlDINtSTON. IIOH TKTT15R & CO., San Francisco, aud by doalen generally. io-ly IH-.J. P. P. van Ucii Slersli, From Prussia, the Great Worm Exterminator! Office Chemeketa Hotel, Salem, Oregon t Rooms 9 A 22. Late of San Francisco, Cnl. would inform the sick generally, that about forty years' ex tensive practice of medicine ami surgery in Europe and tho United State of which twenty one have btfen in Oalifomia,haa by close observa tion and great experiments, come JU lt fton tbision Unit there are more acute and chronic diseases caused by worms, baydadid, aniiimlcuhe or other species of entrozoa. Tho public gcnarally.or the profession, at large, are not awaro of tho number of natiouta who aro treateil by eminent physicians for this, that, or such a complaint without any relief. If tho , disease has been understood, a few dose M Dr.-V'a Sorei thjH Worm ll- mtdy would hnve immediately enr-'d too .compl iiit. an.l have saved a creat many lives. lr. V. hti coMcct.d u large variety of (. aliforntu roots ari't n ri!', whieh; by analyzing, cK obervafiou and ex tensive experiments, he can eon,4cientiCu.sly av that he him discovered new remedies lor ue ccssful cure for the followitiq; di.it uses : r-r-Dyspepsia, Chronic affections of the Liver and Kidneys, first and second stages of Consumption, White Swelling, Palsy, Sperma torrhoea or local weakness, Nervous Debility, Kpileptie Pi's, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Diarr hoea, Incontinence of Urine, (travel, Plour Al bus, Diabetes, Drops.y, and all those diseases which ure known under the name of Venereal, at! such us Syphilis, in all its forms, (onorrh-a, (lleet, Strictures, False Passages, lull iinmation of the llladder and Prostrate Clauds, Excoria tions, Pustules, Piles, Pimples, U'.otches.and all Cutaneous Kruptions of the skin. Cancers Tu mors cured with or without operation. In re cent Venereal Disease!., the Dr. effects a Cure in 3 to C day or no charge.- For the Eye, Ear and J hroat. Dr. V. possess es ne w aud iu valuable remedies. Dr. V. wouid advise those ladies troubled with irregularities of tho Uterus to try his new remedies and get cured. Dr. van Den llergh' Infallible. Worm Syrup for ehihlren. Price, $1 Warranted to ex pet ttie worms, or the money refunded. Dr. J. P. P. van Den Ilergh's Hair Tonic a silie cure to destroy all animalcule of the Hair Foili'des, preven t falling out, and ro - moting tho Crowtb of the Hair. Price $1 5', Warranted. By consulting and unJrTeinsr simple esamitiatioa, the allliete CI learn if their disease is caused by Woti..j or not; at all events Dr. ven Den liergli can tell litem from whiit die" they are sutTerios. ton-ultati a s and oxa'uiuatlons TEEF, of charges iu all ' eaces. lr. a Den P.tTgh guuriiitee, tn all rases, to exjiel the worm, and Cure all .diseases he undertakes, or no charge. Card from Judge I'rlcr, of Folk County. Da. J. P. P. ta! Da Uenn Jhnr Si I take plea?ure in thanking you publicly for the restoration of my health after nineteen yars of great suffering mentally and bodily. I doetofvd a reat deal; wa atllieted with al most tvery imaginable pain and despaired of seeing a well uy again. When I came to see yon at Salmi, you said yon would removo the cause if nirittet-n years sutTeriug in five hours. I eoet.l Urt r I tlii ve it. r.iit lt r itttl i: Hie live tasteless powder you gave ue, about yW w'ftus passed from me, and now, fourteen d.tyi. afterwords, I frel like another iiim. and am alse to fot:ow tny business without pain or iu Con veil le nee. A. II. Kl' I Kit. ikti.ci, poik Oo. Oct. icth. is: i. ..V0 y "r mi l'pei!ed. After? yerirs of foffci io?, f.ain an 1 Miit v. and d ctoriti;; fr many c pUiot. ntw p.v d that I did n..t lie.and taking d.,V rent 1 ind t. nn ii'-irie lror initnv ruiinent ph) xician. I KJ uj. in dcrpiir. tt inkio,; it wa n to lin h my poor t"i t h any l oict r, and that I ittl wjte and wfe ajr until there wj iM.tbinjf left of poor me. t'.ut hiarir.j .f tin .iittoiiiohin eorfi .f Ir. J. V. V. van lJ.-r lU rU ba p rforiitcl in hort a time, cfb i nj core in 1 ' r". 'd my fiitfd.- al vi.'in mo to muke no uion t tbrt, I eoiiMiltc.f Ir. van lcn Herh, and he t'O't me my mw. r were ranged hv worm and he wola p them in ab..ut five hour. After taking fm ftn !lp.w KT, l.0 worm rI ? fr'"" me, and I am hppy t fay I am bctu r than I have Wi n br a ifool while I. H. l. r... Subscribed and worn to lifro me thi 1 Sch day of September, 1S71. J. J. Ml'UPMY, J. P. Rr.MAKIiAHI.i: f Eight Hundred Worm3 Expelled I I thiak it a public benefit to make the fol lowing (ftatetnent, that I have been afllictod for two rearn with constant painin the pNunaeh, and in fact, paini all over ray body no ap I tile, and Ut me tat what I would it always put me in dctreis. No medicine would re bare me and I Rrtw worse an I worso until now I am a mTe skeleton. Nobody could tell me what wan the matter with me, until I en gulfed Jr. J. I. V. Yan I't n Bcrh. in Sclern. Oregon, and he told me I was afflicted with worm, and they were the eaufo of all my miiH-ry and pain.. I took the I.etrV medi cine, ar d he expelied ft0 wot in from me. They are like Lcache.?, with tail?, and measure from one to one and one half inchc in length. I only took fix little powder?, and they hrourM the worm in tour hour tint.?. All tboMS afflicted wishing t. feo me eau find me nt Sam KenletVMable, Sakm Oregon. , V. CRAttK Subncrilel and sworn to before mo this 7th day or S.pt. 1 87 1. J. J, M U VU'. J. P. Said worm? can be feen at lr. J. P. P ftn Den Ucrgb'a ofiice, Chemeketa Hotel, Salem. A CAHD. Ir. J. P. P. Va Dfm Hero it ' 1 deem it my duty to make the following state ment : For the last three yearn I have been' fullering with constant gnawing pain and a quivering sensation in my stomach, al.o pain in my chest and heart, my food would not di gest and I waa so nervous that with difficulty I could follow my occupation, which has beeu here in Salem for tho past ten year, as a prac tical dentist. In fact from tho constant pain aud misery I bad wasted away to h mere skel eton. I bad been doctoring a great deal with out any benefit, and believing there was no help for me but to linger on until death would relieve all uiy suffering. Some of my friends thought I had worms and had better see Ir. Van Den IJergh. He -told mo at once that worms were the canse of all my troubles, so he gave mo 5 small and tasteless powders and in 4 hours about 700 worms, from one inch to one and one half inches long, caame away from me that day, and the following night some more came, and now I ara happy to say I feel like another man again, and am gaining strength from day to day. II. SMITH, M. B. Salem, Oregon, Sept. 23d, 1871, Another Great Slaughter S We think it our duty to make tho follrwlojj statement iu hopes it may do some good to sick children s Our child had been sick for Borne tirao. Thinking all the time our little one was troubled with worms we tried many doctors and a great many remedies without any relief, Some neighbors told us we should go and try Dr. Van l)on Jlergb, the worm doctor io Salem, We did so and be gave us one' botttle of his celebrated Worm byrup, and after giving1 the medicine, to our great astonish ment about 800 worms passed away from our dear child, aad cow, thank heaven she is well again. I. D. UUIZZLE. Salem, Oregon, Oct. 34 1871, ' 37-tf TO THE PUBLIC, 4 LL KINDS OF WORK, SEWINO, 2 Washing and Ironing, Ac, done by Mrs. Iiurnett on short notico and on reasonable terms. All orders left at the house, aouth-west part of Dallas, will be immediately attended to. Tho Great Medical Discovery! Dr. WALKER'S CAUFOBNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, 23 Hundreds cf Thousands Bear testimony to thefr "Wonder tut Curative Effects. Off s? i WHAT ARE THEY ?ls2 a U2 eS a - V CS1 9tu TITEV ARB 5TOT A VTT.75 SM ft "eIFANCY d r I n k.m? C 3-r iale of Poor Ititm, Whiaker Proof Spirit nntl Itrfune i.iquurM doctored, spiced and sweetened to pleaso the taste, called " Ton ics,"" Appetizers," tiestorcrfi," c., that lea the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, bat aro a true Medlctne.made from the Native Root and Herbs of California, tree from all Alcohollo Hiiuiulnnta. The are the tilt EAT BLOOD nriiH IEJt nut! l.IPE CiIVINi PUIN C'll'LEajierftct Itenovator and Invlgorator of the Sy stem, carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring ttie blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Eltters according to dlreo tloa and remain long uawell. 1'ur Inflammatory nnd Chronic Ithett mntlant nud (tout, Dyapepaia r ladi urentlon, Ililloua, Iteuiktient and Inter mi t tent Frvrra, I)lfne of tbe lllood, Liver, Kldueyn, nud llladder. these lilt tera have been most mccetuful. Bach I)i ranrs are caured by Vitiated lllood, which Is generally produced by derangement of tho liu:rftti vr Oicnii. IIVfil'KPSlA lll lNDIfJESTION. lkatlache. Pain 1: tbe Shoulders, CourIui, Tight ness of the Chest, Dizzlncas, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, I'.ad tatj la the Mouth Bilious At tacks, l'alpilatlon of the Heart, loQammatlon of the Langs. Pain In the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, aro the off springs of Iypepiia. Tin j lnvigorato the Rtmac Ti and stimulate tUo torpid liver and bowels, which render them of un equalled filcacy la cUansinsf the blood of all Impurities, and Imparting new Ufa and vigor to, the whol system. FOR Hit IN lIEAF..T'TOrttn,.Tetter, Fajt Uhemn, Blotches. Spots, ilruplcs. Pustules. iJolls, t'arbanclea, lUng-Worms, Scald-Hcad, Sore Eyes, Erylpcla, Itch, Scurfs, Dlseoloratlons of the fckln, Ilnmora aud Diseases of tho Pkln, of whatever name r nature, are literally dag np and carried out of the s j sleui la a short time by the use of these letters. One bottle Jn such cc will can vinco the most Incredulous of their cnratlva effects. Cleanse. th Vitiated THo whenever yon fin It Imparities burslin;r through the skin In Flm plcs. Eruptions or Pores j cleaasoH vihen you find It obstructed and sluggish In the reins; elcansa H when It Is fool, and yonr feelings wilt tell you when. Keep the blood puro and the health of the syotTn will fotlov. PI X, TA 1E aad other VOfl3tH, lnrYtnr In tho syitem of so many thousand, are effoctnally dettroyed n1 rf moved. For f ill directions, read carrfttlly the circular around each bottle. J. WALKER. Proprietor. It. U. McDONTALD & CO., Druggists and Gen. AgenUv Saa Frsnclsco, Cal and S5 and U Commeres Street, New York. SOLD BT ALL DHUGUISTS AND DEAJLEE3. THE NEW FOOD. For a Tew cents you can buy your Grocer or Druggist a of i aefcago r SEA MOSS FARIXE, matle from puro Irish 3ioss, or Carrageen, which will inalio sixteen quarts oi lilaiic jlausro. and a like quantify of Pud- dings, Custards, Creams, Char lotte? Kusse, &c. It is tho cheapest, healthiest, and most delicious food in the world. It makes a splendid Dessert, and has no equal as a light and delicate food for Invalids and Children. A Glorious Chauso ! I TIIK GREAT "WORLD'S TONIC Plantation Bitters. Tlife wonder fti I vcgrotnlilc rostorativo Is flic sltcct-an-cliorof the feeble nnl dcMli tated. As n tonic nnd cordial for the nged and languid, it hn 110 equal nmongr stom achics. As n remedy for tho nervous weakness to which women nrc especially sub ject, It Is superseding every other stimulant. In nil Cli mates,, tropical, temperate, or frigid, It nets ns n speciflo in c'cry species or disorder which undermines the bodily strength nnd breaks down the animal spirits. For sale by 1 all Druggists, lis a 1 MA INK, ORGANIZED - m ------- IStH. CHARTEH PEHPET17AL. Directors' Office, No, 20 Court 'street, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS. HENRY CROCKET... PresMert. DANIEL SHARP ..Vice President. WHITING II. HOLLISTEft-: .Secretary. This is amou:IieOje.t of Sew Eng land Com jia nles, Att.l the lowest Coiu Company Extant PUHELY MUTUAL. Dividends Declared A si 11 11 a 1 1 v. 0!f THE C0NTRIBUTI0.J P L A fl9 ASD APPLIED AFTER TBE BCOBD PATHS JPT A 1.0 a u of IO per cent. wb De&Iref POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED in the Unifln Mutual Life Insurance Company by failure to pay the Premium when due, bat are conthiijIiAforccby tbe NON FORFEITURE LAW of the State of Massachusetts. Hxanplcs showing the Working of th Law. PLAS, OBDISART LtTTC For Example ? A party insuring at tbe aga of thirty-fire premiums all cash. One Annual Premium will continue policy in frre2 years, and 3 day. . . . Two Annual Premiums, will continue policy in, frce 4 years aud 12 days. Three Annual Premiums will continue policy in force 0 years and 27 days. Four Annual Premiums will continne policy in, force 8 years and 46 day. Five Annual Premiums will continue policy in force 10 yvars and 56 days. os wiurn 40 per cest. jcote has bkex givex. Two Annual Premiums will contiuue policy itt lurc 2 ytrs and 210 days. Three Annual Premiums will continne policy- in force yeas an 2"i. days. Five Annual Premiums will continue policy in, force 7 yenr and 20S days. Ktamfle: Premium all Cash Plan Ten Pay. ment Lite. One Annd Premium will cun t'muti policy in force, as a Term Policy, ab .ut three yc trs. Ksamim e: I rcmium 40 percent. Note Plan.. Tf!i PaTmepl Life. One Annual Premium will continue policy in force as a Term Policy about 2 years and 14d days. Kjidovmcnt Policies. Rxawpi-k: Premiums all Cash Age, 35 Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at tho c of 50. One Annual Premium will con tinue policy in force as a Term Policy nearly 5 years, or 4 years and 325 days. Kxamplk: Premiums all Cath Age, 35 j Plan, Ten Year Endowment, payable at tho age of 45 ; One Annual Tremium will cou tinue policy in force as a Term Policy, 7 years. Notes on Endowment Policies, Ex amti.f : Premium 40 per cent Note Age 35; Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at the aire of .Ml. One Annnal Premium wilt continue policy in forco as a Term Policy about 3 years. Examplk : Pre mi ura 40 per cent. Note Age 35 ; Plan, Ten-Year Eudowment, payable at U10 ajjo of 45. One Annual Premium will . conttuuo policy in force s Term Policy about 5 years. Kates, Assets to Liabilities. . 1SGG. 1S67. ISfiS. 121 117 12101 121-57 IXTEUEST Rf.CEIPTS FOR 1SCD..., Losses Paid in 18f9 1S69. 127-00 ' .$240,670 14 ..261,190 oa Iuterest Received is Excess op Losses Paid 39,480 14- Assets tiiis Dats Oteb 6,000,00 00; Losses Taid to Date ......1,679,433 00t Divipesps Paid in Cash toDats...S51,31S 55 Isst RAscK on 14,000 Policies Forcr oter. 30,000,600-CO, This Company is not restricted te inTwtra its funds in the New England States. Jfrcm the Report of the Anditing Committee, we find, that $1,600,000 is now loaned upon estates in the City of Chicago and near thereto, whereo rates of interest are nearly or quite equal tok those of tho Pacific Coast. There is nothing desirable in Life surance which cannot be secured hy a Policy in the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICE, S. JF. Cor. Cat and Kearney Streets SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ii 11 joiin son & c 0.1 General Managers, Paeifle Coast. ':b.'ipbs;e,.;;'; GENERAIi AGENT, OKEQON 4 WASUINQT0N TERRITORr, .'1 Ibrllantlt