Cottage Grove leader., February 28, 1908, Image 7

MANY NEW "HELLO”
JOBS OPEN FOR WOMEN
W omen Worry
More than men, says Dr. McOomb, and
ona reason Is that their nervous organisa­
tions are more delicate. True, and Hood’s
Sarsaparilla Is'Just the nerve-builder, ap-
petlte-gtver, and blood-purtfler they need.
In d ig e stio n 3 Y e n r e - 'I was troubled
with Indigestion for three years. 1 read of
Hood's Sarsaparilla and tried It. After tak
tug a number of bottles I was completely R ailw ays Ara to Uae Phona I*
cured.” Mae. J. H H alley . DeSoto. Mo.
Place o l Telegraph Alter
N ervou s, In P a in , No A p p e t lt e -
"Had poor health for year«. pain in shoulders,
M arch i.
back and hips, with constant headache, ner­
vousness and no appetite. Took Hood's Sar­
saparilla. gained strength and ca* * work hard
all day. eat heartily and sleep well." Mas E.
OirrsLe, Moose Lake. Minn.
R h e u m a tis m —"I had rheumatism la one OPERATORS TO BE LET OUT.
c f my ankles, but Hood’s Sarsaparilla soon
ave me permanent relief. I recommend
food’s SarsapartUa." Mbs. A* n H utchivson .
Lafayette, Col.
B lock Signala Also W ill Be In*
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is sold everywhere.
stalled
and
Many Small
In the usual liquid, or in tablet form ealled
• a re a ta b c. 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre­
Stations Closed.
pared only by G. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass
S
It
S a r p r l .m l
A new Held o f employment for wom­
en Is to be opened by tbe railways.
Tbls does not mean tbat tbe roads will
employ women telegraphers, but on tbe
eontrsry tbelr employment will be for
the purpose of taking the place of tele­
graphers already In the service. The
tuture woman railway operating em­
ploye will be engaged at the smaller
P lies CURCD IN e TO 14 DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT 1« gua-anteed to cure any stations taking train orders over a tele­
case of Itching, Blind. Jleediug or Protruding phone, where formerly such orders v. ere
Files In A to M days or money refunded. 60c.
transmitted and received by telegraph.
This new held will be open to women
U n c le A l l a n .
“ Not mentioning any names," eaid Un­ when the pew nine-hour day law gov­
cle Allen Sparks, " I ’ve noticed that the erning the working time of railway
only effect an exalted position seems to telegraphers
goes Into effect
on
have on some men is to make them light March 1.
headed. They can’t etand the rarefied at­
It was confidently expected that this
mosphere."
law would work a revolution In railway
I flt. Viso«* Dance ano alt Nervoua Dtecaaea operation, and It was with this end In
I permanenti y cered hy Dr. Kllne's UreaU view that the Order o f Itaflway Tele­
I Beatorer,6ei>d for PHKK f i trial botti* and
m T d t . IL H .K 1L1« . L À . sai A r e a a u . P h lU » P *
graphers procured Its passage despite
the determined opposition of tbe rail­
l 'r « « l f e o a i H o r r o r .
way managers and even against advice
"Well, what do you want 7" the proof­ direct from the White House. The lev-
reader asked.
olutlon Is coming, all right, but It will
As he eyed the intruder with doubt.
be a revolution which will relegate the
“ I'm Just s loefln’," answered the hyphen.
telegraph to a back seat as an adjunct
And the proofreader hustled him out.
to railway oiteratlou and will throw
—Chicago Tribune.
thousands of operators out of employ­
How's TMsf
ment «nd annually will decrease their
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any number until they will almost disap­
ease of Catarrh that o an not be cured by M a i ' s
pear from American railways.
C a ta rrh
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O
It was expected that tbe reduction
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last lft years, and believe him In the working hours of railway tele­
rfeetly honorable In all bulsneea transactions
__ d financially able to oarry out any obliga­ graphers to nine hours would compel
tion made by nt« Ara».
the railroads to employ at least 8,000
W ALDINO, KINN AN A MARVIN,
It was also
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,O additional men at once.
Hall's Catarrah Cure is »ken internally, set- ; known that It would be Impossible to
ing directly upon the bleod and mueous sur- ;
faces of the system. Testimonial« sent free. secure tbls number of men wbeu need­
pTloe 7ft cents per bottlo Bold by all Druggists. ' ed, and It was therefore hoped by the
Take Hall’s Family Pills tor Constipation.
men that an Increase In wages would
be a part of tbe revolution planned.
• tw a a rl
▲ tired feeling once
C k i.g M
to R e s u lt .
Came ever the busy bee.
The railway managers at first took s
T w ss when e budding poet
Rhymed It with vis-a-vis.
similar view of tbe situation, but It
soon was discovered that It would be
G ood Judges
Impossible to supply the demand If all
American« a« jndgea are keenly dis­ existing telegraph offices were to be
criminating. Tbay measure everything 1 maintained after March 1. As a re­
by the success it attains, which meth­ sult of a careful study of tbe situation
od, considered in the light o l the com- tbe nine-hour day for telegraphers will
mon experience of mankind, it cer­ bring about tbe following changes:
tainly not a bad ooe. The high stand-1
srd of intalliganca and discernment I d ! 1. The abandonment o f all stations
this country, where education is the as telegraph stations except division
rule and not tbs exception, renders it headquarters and Junctional points.
difficult and surprising to find s general
2. Tbe substitution of teelphones foi
national success not baaed on actual tbe receipt and tbe transmission of on
worth. Hence it was that with the ders and messages.
presentation of 81. Jacobs Oil they oor - 1
8. The employment o f women as
rectly judged it at once, and decided agents In many stations thus trans­
that rare intrinsic worth only could he formed Into telephone stations.
the source of its smoess. The decision , 4. The transaction of a tremendous
with them waa equivalent to an a d op -' amount of office business by leTter
tion; and it la a rare thing to find a
which formerly was transacted by tele­
family without 8t. Jacobs Oil in the
graph.
house.
8. The rapid extension of the auto
matlc electric block signal system,
Net the l e a * .
“ I suppose you have been pinched which will make telegraph stations un­
by penury T*
necessary.
“ No, m um ; the cop’s name was
In determining to Inaugurate these
O’ B rien; he’s Irish.’*
changes the railway managers found
that they had In reality been preparing
for them for years. It was discovered
also that by adopting tbe most expen­
sive system o f block signaling train
Every-day Legal Knowledge
orders snd telegraph stations could for
the greater part be done away with.
The railroads, therefore, decided tha'
PACIFIC DISTRIBUTING CO.
? Htncocn BM| « SEATTLE. WASH
they would rather spend millions lu
providing and maintaining automatic
block signals which never go to sleep
r r s
y'WTTTfj
and which never fall unless they spell
“ SEND FOR IT N O W ” “ danger,” than to spend the same
money In maintaining telegraph sta­
Th« B— t Fruit T t m .n d ( U r n P l u t
Cátalos in th . N orthw w t
tions and telegraph operators. The
closing of stations as telegraph stations
J. J. B U T Z E R
1(1 Front St., Portland. Oregon Is made possible by tbe fact that with
an automatic electric signal all that Is
necessary Is to start trains as fast as
the terminal block Is empty and keep
them going until a semaphore says
nr««,purity and reli­
“ stop."
IPROTEd YOURSE
55EED S
ability .Ferry' sSeede
ere is a class by them-
selves. Farmers
have confidence
in them because
they know they
can be relied up­
on. Don't experi­
ment with cheap
seed«—your sure­
ty lies in buying
needs eeut out by
a couaclentioua
and truetworthy
house.
Ferry’ s Seed Annual
far ins tr • RFX Addr««e
0 M. F emt ft C«.. SrrtetT, Mica
M ADE
FOR C
SERVICE
and quarantotti
a b s o lu te ly
WATT RP ROOT
(HUD sum . SUCKERS
BATS
■
and n
Suits‘ 3°S SI k W
j
‘ 3<29
jots w BfiT ouutn nrrrwwrm
Awr
imi
A . D o c to rs
M e d ic in e
Ayer’ s Cherry Pectorsl is not
a simple cough syrup. It is a
strong medicine, a doctor’s
medicine. It cures hard cases,
severe and desperate cases,
chronic cases of asthma, pleu­
risy, bronchitis, consumption.
Ask your doctor about this.
“ I have used a great deal of Ayer’« Cherry
Pectoral for cough« and hard cold« on tha
«heat. It ha« always done me great ¿pod. It
I« certainly a mo«t wonderful couch medi­
cine." - M ichael J F itzobhald . Medford.
N . J.
TTTT!T55rÔo^l!oweïïn
Also manufacturer« of
H er.
-When ray husband waa In Spain
last year,” said M rs Sweliman, “ bs
succeeded In buying In guita a lot of
tbs king's wines.”
-W ell, well.” exclaimed Mrs. Nu-
rttch, "the Idee o' buyln' second baud
w ines!”— Philadelphia Press.
oho *
"SPIRIT OP THE QOLDEN W E S T"
Æ
SAKSAPABUA.
PILLS.
HAIR VMM«.
i/ers
Y ou will h a sten recovery by ta k ­
in g o n e o f A yer’ s Pills a t b e d tim e .
T h e IV U g n r a L im it e d .
"W here are all those honeymoon par­
ties?” exclaimed the reporter as he
hurried Into the station. "Are they
gone?"
"Yea." laughed the station master aa
he pointed to the turtle doves In the
waiting room, “ far gone."
Only One "BROMO QUININE/*
That U L A X A T .V K BROMO QUININE. Look
/or tha signature of E. W. GROVE.
Used tha
World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 2fto.
Hie Interference.
Clttlmau— Look here, air, didn’t you
warrant the horse you sold me yester­
day to be without fault?
David llnrum— Yes. Ain’ t he?
Clttiman— No, sir, he Is not. He In
terferes. David llnrum— Waal, I don’t
tee as you hev any reason fur com­
plaining’ about that. lie don’t Inter­
fere with anybody but himself, doei
be ?— Lipplncott’a.
Mo here will find Mr*. Win«low*« Boothia*
Byrup the b et remedv*to uie for their children
during the teething period.
I s s l u . . « u i « ...U
Lièi».
Said Rtu? - You meu seem to be fond
« f hugging delusions.
Said He— Well, we are not to blame.
You women are such deluslvt crea
t u r a « . _________________
r a m ie « ,
la n c e r .
There Is s prevailing opinion that
cancer is always painful from the be­
ginning. whereas It Is really painless In
tbs majority of cases< It Is desirable
to ascertain how far the public ought
to be Instructed In the early signs of
cancer, with a view to the adoption ol
earlier diagnosti and consequently ear­
lier operation.—London Hospital.
A
W ar
O a t.
It waa at a theater In Mancbeeter.
The klug, aged and Infirm, waa blessed
with two «on». He waa pacing up and
down the stage with a wearied, trou­
bled look, exclaiming aloud:
"On which of these, my eons, ahall I
bestow my crown?”
Immediatoly came a voice from the
gallery:
“ Why not 'arf a crown a place, guri-
sag?"— Linden Mall
P om e.
Raid a poetry teacher named Pell,
To hie pupil who wrote a rondel,
“ You would not know from Peter
A mute, should you meter!”
Thus gave he the young villanelln,
— Yale Record.
What la said to be the largest tele­
graph circuit in the world la that be­
j tween London and Teheran, the capital
of Persia. It la 4.000 miles long and la
divided into twelve sections.
Chinese coffins are made of timber
eight inches to ten inches thick. It ia
calculated, therefore, that over 8,000,000
feet of timber is utilized yearly for coffina
in China.
L ie .
and
Let
L -lv«.
BAD BLOOD
All Oregon Represented by Floats In- J
dicativa o f Its Resources.
THE SOURCE OF A LL D ISE A SE
Portland’ s great annual inatitoloo,
tbe Rose Featlval, which waa lnaugu- I
Every part o f th* body ia dependent on the blood for nourishment and
rated last June under such auspicious I
oircumatracee, will, this ooming June, strength. When this life stream ia flowing through the system in a state of
be consummated on a scale to broad purity and richness w e are assured o f perfect and uninterrupted health;
and grand that it will hava a general because pure blood is nature’s safe-guard against disease. When, however,
appeal to the whole state of Orgeon, the body is fed on weak, impure o r polluted blood, the system is deprived of
and an Individual appeal to esery c o m -, its strength, disease germs collect, and the trouble is manifested in various
munity in the commonwealth. The ways. Pustular eruptions, pimples, rashes and the different skin affection*
grand jubilee, which will be one round fihow that the blood u l n a feverish and diseased condition as a result of too
of pleasure for the whole week begin­ much acid or the presence o f some irritating humor. Sores and Ulcers aro
ning Monday, June 1, and ending in a the result o f morbid, unhealthy matter in the blood, and Rheumatism, Ca­
blase of glory the following Batuiday tarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood Poison, etc., are all deep-seated blood
night, Is not for Portland or Portland disorders that w ill continue to grow worse as long as the poison remains.
These impurities and poisons find their way into the blood in various ways.
' people alone.
I One of its moat apectacular and b r il- ' Often a sluggish, inactive condition o ( the system, and torpid state of the
liant features ia to be the magnificent avenues of bodily waste, leaves the refuse and waste matters to sour and
street pageant. This is a competitive form nric and other acids, which are taken np by the blood and distributed
event open to all citlee and towns of throughout the circulation. Coming in contact with contagious diseases is
Oregon outside of tbe Rose City. There another cause for the poisoning o f the blood ; we also breathe the germs and
will be gtand prises, tha capital prise microbes of Malaria into our lungs, and when these get into the blood in
being a princely sum in cash with a Sufficient quantity it becomes a carrier of disease instead of health. Soma
number of coetly aouvanlr enpa and are so unfortunate as to inherit bad blood, perhaps tha dregs o f some old
other trophiea of great value a n d , constitutional disease o l ancestors is handed down to them and they aro
constantly annoyed and trouble-’ with it. Bad blood is the source of all dis­
beauty.
Up to tbe present time about 20 ( ease, and until this vital fluid is cleansed and purified the body is 6ure to
cities and towns of Oregon have been Buffer in some way. Por blood troubles o f any character S. S. S. is the best
heard from, each showing great inter- j remedy ever discovered. It goea down Into the circulation and removes any
set in the special state parade, and and all poisons, supplies the healthful properties it needs, and completely
and permanently cures blood diseases of
several of these towns, through their
every kind. The action of S. S. S. is so
business organisations and “ boosting"
thorough that hereditary taints are removed
d a le , have sent representatives to this
and weak, diseased blood made strong and
eity to oonfer with the Festival manage­
healthy so that disease cannot remain. It
ment with reference to character of tbe
cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Sore*
floats which will make the most effect­
and Ulcers, Skin Diseases, Contagious
ive showing for their communities.
PURELY VEGETABLE Blood
Poison, etc., and does not leave the
Tbe Festival association has secured
the services of a master float builder slightest trace o f the trouble for future outbreaks. The whole volume of
from the East, who is now here with s blood is renewed and cleansed after a course of S. S. S. It is also nature’s
corps of assistants ready to advise with greatest tonic, made entirely of roots, herbs and barks, and is absolutely
harmless to any part of tbe system.
S. S. S. is for sale at all first clasa
all who desire to enter the lists.
Tbs railroad« of Oregon, snd the 0TOg stores. Book on the blood and any medical advice free to all who write.
whole West, in fact, aie planning to
THE S W IF T SPECIFIC C O ., ATLANTA, GAm r
give speoisl redaoed rates on all lines,
good for the whole week of the Festi­
Tbe Orphan.
D la e o a rm n ln n P r o a f H t i .
val. Rpecial low rates from Portland
“ Please, sir, will you give a penny
“This government Is becoming more
to til points in Oieogn.
Every town in Oregon it invited to and more centralized every year,” said ■ poor orphan?”
“ Certainly, my boy 1 Has your fath­
enter some characteristio float I d tha the student of politics.
“ Yes,” answered Colonel 8tlllwell of er been dead long?”
“ All Oregon” parade, and the Featlval
“ No, air. He’s tba orphau. This
association Invites corespondents and Kentucky, “ It's getting so that the
personal conference with oitiee snd States don’t do much more than fur­ money’« for him.”
towns, large and amall, in this all Im­ nish titles for battle ships and popu­
lar songs.”— Wsshlngton Star.
portant matter.
WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE
S .S .S .
to
Publications fo r Farmers.
Tha following publications of Interest
to farmers and others have been Issued
by the Agricultural department of the
Federal government and will be fur­
nished free, so long aa they are avail­
able, except where otherwise noted,
npon application to the Superintendent
of Documents, Government Printing
Office, Washington, D. C .:
Bulletin No. 119.— Report of Irriga­
tion Investigations for 1901, under di­
rection of El wood Mead, chief of irriga­
tion investigations. Pp. 401, pis. 64,
figs. 12. Price 60 cents. This is tbs
third of the annual reporta of the irri­
gation Investigations of this office. It
deals chiefly with the duty of water,
but contain! alto repoita from four ata
tlons In the humid atatea, where irriga­
tion la not a necessity, but a means of
increasing the returns from farm lands;
a report on the underground water sup­
ply of ths Stn Bernardino valley Cali-1
fornia, and the second progress report
on silt measurements.
Bulletin No. 86.— The Use of Water
in Irrigation. Report of investigations
mode in 1899, unuer the suverpision ol
Elwoed Mead, expert in oharge, and 0 .
T. Johnston, ssalsstnt. Pp. 263, pis.
60, figs. 19. Price 30 cents. This bul­
letin explains ths methods in use in
the arid states in ths distribution and
use of water in Irrigation.
It gives a
large number of mesaurements made to
determine the duty of water and the
losses by seepage and evaporation from
canals, and discusses the methods by
which the water supply may be more
effectively and economically utilised in
the production of crope.
Bulletin No. 104.— Report of Irriga­
tion Investigations (or 1900, under su­
pervision of Elwood Mead, expert in
charge of irrigation investigations. Pp.
334, pis. 26, figs. 29.
Prioe 60 cents.
This report covers the second year of
investigations relating especially to the
duty of water. The reporta of the field
agents contain also a large amount of
Information on laws and customs, agri­
cultural methods, crop returns and
other subjects related to Irrigation. A
progress report on tbe quantities of silt
carried by a number of southern rivers
Is also eontalned in this volume.
B o m c tlM H
H appen.
That
W ay.
ThroggiDa— Did you ever try making s
comrade ef your boy?
Pbogy— Yea; but it didn't work.
1
found ha waa too old for me.—Chicago
Tribuna.
From October to May, cold« are the most frequent
cause of headache. LAXATIVE BROMO QUI­
NINE removes cause. E. W. Grove on box. 85o.
C a lo r ic
H y p n o tis m .
Inquisitive Passenger— How are these
cars heated?
Shivering Passenger— By suggestion, 1
think.
Ia a a llta n .
“ I'm not going to that female barber
■bop again. There's a rude girl there,
don’t you know.."
"W hat did she aay?”
“ Why, she looked at my mustawsh
and awaked me If I would bavs It
■ponged off or rubbed In.”
O,
P ro f« ■ • o r!
Th« professor waa complimenting the
▼iolin virtuoso on ths excellence of his
plajing.
“ By the way,” he said, "do you play
the ‘Doctor of Divinity’ ?”
"That is a piece 1 have never heard
of,’’ answered the violinist.
"Never heard of it !’’ exclaimed the
professor.
"Fiddle D. D. 1”— Chicago
Tribune.
H la
Lock.
“ Luokleat man I ever knew! Ever^,
thing succeeded with him.
He had
only to say what he wanted, and hi
got it. Why, confound it. 1 was wall»
ing with him one day—the very lurt
day o f bis life— and be said to m^
‘When I die, I want to die suddenly.'
Got run over that very night. Evm
see such lu ck !"—London Mall.
Hiiclug uujiv.
“ Charles, dear." said young Mr«. Ton.
kina, “ why do you rail racing calcula­
tions ‘dope?’ I thought that was a
slang name for a drug."
"You're quite right,' was tbe answer.
“ They call It tbat becauae all It gen­
erally gets you Is a pleasant dream and
a rude awakening.”— Washington Star.
•onnqíJX oZaDjqQ— M¡ «qonf.q
j4us| )j me, Moqa oj jsnf ‘ jiioj
H I« S y atera.
jaqjouB » a | 9 pus Xjjunoo eiqj oj
“ How do you dispose o f your garb­
*o«q etnoo jjim
‘Mouq noX Jutqj age here?” asked the stranger, who
»•JO »«hi '•iqnoj* »quoi ©j SajoS e.jiq x
}))«<] asqj jaSaie lejsejJ « s.eqs Xvt ||U was gathering data for purposes o f
publication.
Ceqi ’ neM—noX qnxqx ¿7! ■!
“ We always throw ours In the garb­
— je q jo jo Su|q)aai 08 X j * » e j 4— «Œxa j*q
age can." said the man with the cbla
— j » 3 u ;« Mea siqj je q j,, ’sqjBdg
heard, "but I don’t know, of course,
M fl?
f a
pejoepej
,.’ X«e
Xeqx,.
f « « j » j o j A t n o o fo e4a » n v
about the neighbors.”
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§ RHEUMATISM
Is most painful.
What'« good?
w
'A ¡¡’ JACOBS
OIL
“ Do you preach without notei,” que­
Gives instant relief.
ried a member o f the church con mit­
Removes the twinges.
ten that was aeeklng a pastor to fill s
W USE IT, THEN YOU’LL KNOW
vacancy.
"W ell,” rejoined the good man with
>
2 6 « .— ALL DRUGGISTS—SO «.
Idaho Corn 8how .
a marry twinkle In hln. eye. “ I some
On the 2d, 3d and 4th of Decembei, 5*
| times bars occaalon to use bank notes.” 1908, there will he held at Moaoow a
|
state oorn show under the management
of the Idaho Agronomy aaaociaticn. Not
only will there be a show, but also a
rousing program, wbicb in itself would
pay the farmer to some to Moeccw.
of tha Well-Informed o f the World has Tbe subject of coin w ill be taken np
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ronomy Association, Moeoow, Idaho.
success.
K n n il. F in d R e a d y M a r k e t.
That Is one o f many reasons why
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Of ths $30,000,000 of equipment trust
Syrup of Figs and Elixir o f Senoa la
Make a syrup of five pounds sugar
bonds of New York Central linea recently
given
the
preference
by
the
Well-
and two cups w ater; boll until clear.
offered for public eubecription $24.000,-
000 wes taken the first day. They were Informed. To get its beneficial effects Wash, stem snd seed one gallon cher­
offered at prices to yield from 4 to 5% always buy the genuine— manufac­ ries, drop In tbe syrup snd boll thirty
MXMBIR OETMiraWILV
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m in . nova, w om in , m is s is and cmilohkn .
per cent. It te understood that aererai tured by the California Fig Syrup Co., minutes; skim well. Fill air tight Jars,
million« of these certificates were placed
only, and for sale by all leading seal and pot in a cool place.
abroad. ______________________
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ikm n a n y a f t o r m m nw fm oiu rse in th n —
drugglata. Price fifty cents per bottJe-
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thm y h o l d t kmte m
Imprisonment for the manipulators of
mhmmmrn f i t mmtt ms, w m r / o u t e r , e n d
Cat an Irish potato In half, dip one
trust fonda la tba recommendation of E.
no * -o e
r. n . u.
af the pieces In tbe brickduet which
■
E. Rittenhouse, commissioner of Incur- |
Is generally used for cleaning knives.
V. L Oooglat $4 Mi St Bit (4gi Sfwst Carnot bo Egnaliad At Ao? Fries
ance for Colorado. In a report of the In­
I V ’ S k l t w r i t i n g to t ,1 l r „ i i U l w i p i m i
i and prtm le «Ur*pad
bottaio.
w ' i f T i . a . v .u iK fiu
m tm n T a k e W«* »nhttlfH f*.
Rnb the blade of the knife and the
vestigation of ths Provident 8avlnga Ute
TV m .m l.n tato *eo*r
ttaln will Immediately disappear.
Assurance Society at New York
The
General Demand
Premiums Given Aw ay
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