The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-05
INSURANCE.
BE NOT DECEIVED!

BE NOT DECEIVEDlI
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Life Insuranlc.,ea.ss
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ID ECEN Developments should lead Every consid. |
III crate man who Pruposes iusuring hisilfs. to in
vestigate for himseiftLe system plans proposed
especially by stran ers whom he has never seen bs
fore and may never zee sglin.
stability! Security!! Perpetuity!!!I
Look into the system Of tho
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK,
w. d. LITTLE. -Ag't.
= ESTABLISHED IN 1913.
which ohsrs the following peculiar advantages -.
& ITS assets are larger than those OF any Life In
suraace Company in the United States, amounting
ELEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
and are exclusively cash. "a 400
The Dividends for tn past five years So Coz O0J)
are larger in amount ana proportion to premi ums
p.id than we're over declared in the same space
time by any company IN the world. The business
of this company is conducted on re Mutual principle
In the sriclest of he term the entire surplus
deducting necessary expenses alone, beng eqaita
bly divioed among the as.ured. = e j 49, x "a Il
Its rates If preaiu0a are Looes- than those OF the
majority other Life nsural Companies, yet its
divide. DIS have been greater; the r, suit of most
careful and ud cions ss caon ofiyes aud the favor
abs rate of interest onit Investments, ing per
| cent. 8. ~ .~rr-.E9 04afsasr5f
poriJnateiy lees than that OF any oti Life Insur
| ance Company in either America europe whose
| experience has been made know "a result In the
| highest degree favorable to policy -hoiders.
abe amount insured in this Compa ly exceeds that
of any other Lie Insurance Company In the United
Safes thus aft riding greater security-thc necessa
Try law OF average having mere scope fer ofe alton.
The 4ssets OF he COMPANY are invested exciusive
| y in Bonds and Mortgages. on Real Astate, worth
in each case at leas. double thu loaned and
in State and City Stocks tho solidity and Sc urity
| of which will be conceded, vita premium notes.
to eat out its sitals ana the profits fits emters
Security is in Lie Assurance, the aram0unt con-
siderston aud all other circu tances being equal
that comp any the safest having the largest accum
uatons and in whicn tae largest number is sssursd
Its expens are less than most other companies
| Its System Of NoN-PoRFRITlNG POLICIES. Also
EADowAENT PoLiCIRs, pay able on alta ming a cei
ss ons Az ~ o. e OF 90 s
| in FIVE, TEN or more annual instalmeuts, ID much
more adv antag GUS than that Of amy other Company
No person who has insured with this great Gem
pany during the lyears have Teen its agent In
this city, has ever with rawn or discontinued his
a
as the operation Of tbs system, while hundreds In
sured with other companies have done so. Fr
Many Policies now outstandi6g ut my agency have
incr eases more tn so per cent. on the sum
ed and much more than tie amount Of renium paid,
viz si-@itff ~ -oi =
Policy No. 1852, Insured for $500 is now worth
| SSOO0-ino ease 5000 0fJ
| Policy No. 1857, insured for $4,000, is now worth
Sl20l0-increase $4,000.
Ha7ing run but little more than twelve years.
Many other instancss Y 18th similar results can be
shown to any who will call on me, and many inter.
esting facts Of great value will be furnished cheer.
fully
Do,uTsnts and all needful information cheerful
ly fur nist ed at The Office or by mail TO remote par
ties and inquir rs.
ysfit n PoaTL AND RRPRRRHcEs. 3ls1aeT 2
Hon. y, B. Cabeon, q woodbury. s. Dana, v
| Rev A. Burgess, j. B. Fillebrown,
| VIM. W. Woodbury., Lewis Piece,
Charles Davis, 81 Lesvitt, III Z
Charles Psyson, Charles Mclaughlin,
II. p. Gt Tri,h. ~ siS4. 81 Charles Eager,
| Philip III. Brown, kayeon Tucker, e.
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