The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-29
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BE NOT DECEIVED !!
Life Insurance.
nEcENT Developments should lead every consid-
.,ast;gase for himself the system plans proposed
snaciallv by strangers whom he has never seen be-
fore and may never see again.
If You want
stability! Security! Perpetuity!!!
Look into the system OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK,
w. ID. LITTLE. Ag't,
ESTABLISHED IN Is43,
which offers the following peculiar advantages
Its Gssds are larger than those of any Life In
surance company in the United States, amounting
ELEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
and are exclusively cash.
The Dividen DIS for the past five years fs3 600 o0o
are larger in amount and proportion to premiums
maid than were declared IN the same space Of
time by any company III the worla. The business OF
in the tIiclest OF the term the entire surplus
d ductng necessary expenses alone, being eqlita.
bly, divided among the ed.
Its rotes of premium toaceT than those of the
majority of Other Lite Insurance Companies vet ifs
aIyIoehds have been greater; the result of 4 most
careful and judicous self cion lives and the favor.
aoe rate OF interest on its Investments beineT per
cent. ~
The mortality among its members has been pro-
portionaely less than that of any other Life Insur.
ance Company in either America or EUROPE whose
experience has been made known-a result in the
highest degree favorable to policy -holders.
The amount insured in this Company exceeds that
of any other Life Insurance Company In the United
STATES, thus aordng or, alter security-the necessa
~ law OF average having more scope for operation
Inc assets OF the Company are invested exclusive
| ly on Bonds and Mortgages on Real Estate worth
in each case atleasl douoie the amount loaned and
in STATE ana City Stocks; the solidity and security
| OF which will be conceded with no premium notes
to eat out its vtas and the profits of it's members
Security Is, in Life Assurance, the paramount con
sideralion and al other circumstances being equal
that company is the safest having the st
ulations and In which the largest number is assured
Its xpenses are less than most all other comp
Its system OF NoH-FORFEITIEG POLICIES. Also
| ENDOWMENT POLICIES, payable ON att aiming q
certain age, say a0 49, co. 30 or IS years. in
%ents in FIVE TEN or more annual nstaimentI. is
| much more advantageous than that of any other
| CompGns In this country
No person who has insured with this great Com
/ pany during the FL years have been lis agent in
this city, has ever Withdrawn or discontinued his
POLICY from any dissatisfaction or misunderstand.
ing as to the operation the system while hundreds
insured with other companies have done SO.
Many Policies now outstanding at my agency have
increased more thad so per cent. on the sum insur
| ed, and much more than the amount Of premium
| pdid, viz:-
Policy No. 1862, insured for $1,000 is now worth
S80O0-increase $1,000,
Policy No 1857, insured for $4,000 is now wortI
| Sl2O00-increase $4,000,
| Having run but little more than twelve years =
| Many other instances with similar results can b.
| shown to any who will call on me- and many inter
esting facts of great value will be furnished cheer
| fully.
Documents and all needful information cheerful
ly furnished at the Office or by mail to remote par
ties and inquirers.
| PORTLAND REFERENCEs.
Hon. j. B. Cahoon, Woodbury. s Dana,
Rev. A. Burgess, ]. Flebrown,
VIM. w. Woodbury., Lewis Pierce,
Charles Davis, y. r. Lea itt
Charles Payson, Charles Mclaughlin,
| E p. 6errish, Charles Sager,
Philip 81. Brown, Payson Tucker,
| Narf