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HARTFORDSHIRE LIFE s HEALTH
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Organized in Hartford, Conn, Sept 1s49.
wv ESTED CAPIT.lL 100000.
General 1Ncnt for prrmont,
l.. G. BINGH 4 NJ, WiIliSton,
To whom applications may be sent from any
part OF the State.
OFFICE OF THIS AGENCY,
EAST SIDE ofruE COURT HOUSE SQUARE,
BURLINGTON, VIZ.
N. WARD, VI. ID. Mcdical Eramincr.
Applications may be made AT any time at the Office
of DIR. IVARD,
1IcdicH Examiners to me CompaHy.
ca l.. SPRAGUE, VI. ID. Williston, Vt.
G. y. STONE, VI. D. Vcrgcnncs, VI,
TACK. BASS, VI. d. Middlebury, Vt.
O. J. EELI.S, NJ. ID Cornwall, VI.
70 this list others will be added soon as the ap-
poumcuts are made.
Applications may be made to any OF the above
Medical Examiners will Immediately forward
the same to the General Agent, Histon.
CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS taken on the most
reasonable rates.
III f. HARTFORD LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
4 COMPANY are now prepared to take risks on Life,
grant or purchase annultles confer endowmcnts,
and make contracts upon aud appertalning To de-
trred and revcrsonary interests connected with life
risks, ngreeahly to the powers and privileges con-
crrcd by the charter.
The business of the Company will be conducted
upon the mint Stock and upon the .IntUal principle,
al the option OF the insured, thus meeting the wants
and circumstances OF the public more fully ii Is be-
Iieved than purely Mutual Companies can do.
On the JOnt Stuck principle the insured will pay
thirty three and third per cent less for insurance
than the OF the best organized Mutual Compa-
MES. or will receive what is equivalent thirty three
| ppr pprn i'm a iVI don nm
fits PAlD IN ADVANCE, instead OF receiving uuccT-
tain amount al the end OF each year IN script cer-
Gates, redeemable on certain contingencies, while at
| the same time the annual cash payments are in
creased by the interest paid onnOtcs given tor halt
| the amount OF the premium.
| On the -iUtudt principle, this Company propose
| to insure at the usual rates OF Mutual Companies
dividing the net earnings each year, giving scrip
| tilcates rcdsemahe after Mutual Insurance Fund
OF Two Hundred Thousand Dollars is accumulated
and charging commission Tor conducting that part
of the business equivalent to only about hall the
expenses OF the Company, securing losses being
equal larger yearly dividend to the Mutual insu-
| rers besides giving the members lien upon john
Stock capital OF One Hundred Thousand Dollars
a large Joint Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged as security for payment OF losses, in addition
TO the usual Capital and Reserve Fund IN Mutua
Companies
Annuitics will be granted or purchased and En-
dOwments conferred on terms highly favorable ant
according to the rates of the most liberal and wei
conducted Companies IN this country and IN Eng
land.
A new tpeculiar feature in the operations o
this Company will be the granting OF Policies oI
Life to the Heads OF Families and Others connccc,
with, and part OF which, will be the payment OF
specified sum weekly, in case OF sickness, to tn,
party insured. This will secure an income while
living, ofdlsability, well as provide Tor Tia,
wants OF serylyoIs.
The Charter OF this Company provides that til,
wife may insure the life Of her husband, and tn
amount to be paid be secure from creditors at hl
death.
An equitable sum will always be paid for Policc
surrendered to the Company before they expire.
| Travelling, and foreign residence Permit
will be granted at "A small extra premium
Policies on lives OF persons going to Calor1l
Willie granted on the Joint Jtock principle only AN
at an extra rate OF premium.
Pee. 81, 40. d&wly