The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-24
BE NOT DECEIVED
Life Insurance.
ELEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

., E1t and are exeiuslYely cash. ~, r...a .rft
The Dividends for the past five years tssoOO, oOo)
are Larger IN sxer declared IN the same N
time by any company in the world The business OF
this company is conducted on the Mutual principle
in the stIictest sense of the term, the entire surplus
dductino necessary expenses alone, being euuita.
bly, divided among the assured.
its rates of premium are tot0er than those of the
naioritv of other Life Insurance Companies vet it's
diyiuends nave been greater; the result of most
careful and judcious sele oilives and the favor
able rate Of interest on its Investments beng7 per
GEM 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
sxoerisnce has been made known-a result in the
highest degree favorable to policy holders. :,
Inc oaSsr Life Insurance. Compsnv n ne ta
States thus afording greater securitythe necessa.
~ law of average having more scope for operation
The assets of the Company are invested exclusive
Iy on bonds and Mortgages ON Real Estate, worth
in each at least douole the amount loaned and
in State ana City Stocks; the soidity and security
of which will be conceded, with no premium notes
to eat out its vitals and the profits fits members
Security is, in Life Assurance, the PARAMOUNT con
sjderation and all other circums ances being equal
that company is the safest havng the accnm
uIations and in which the largest number ia assured
Its penses are less than most all other companies
Its system OF NoH-FoRFEITIHG POLICIES. Also
ENDOWMENT POLICIES, payable on attaining a
certain age, say 40 90 IS or 65 years. in case
OF death before arriving At that age and its pay.
| much more advantageous than that of amy other
| Compdnt in this country. Ks Tojgty snNt.g.-ar
No person who has insured with this great Com
pany during the FL years have been is agent In
| this CITY has ever Withdrawn discontinued his
Polio from any dissatisfaction misunderstand-
ing as to the operation the system, while hundreds
| insured with other CON panies have done so. fl.
| Many Policies row outstanding at my agency have
increased more thad so per cent. the sum insur
ed, and much more than the amount or premium
| Foley No 1862. insured for $4,000 is now worth
| S6000-increase 5000,
Policy No. 1857. insured for $4,000 is now worth
/ Sl2000--incTe3se $500, .a'glIta5 sBu g91
| Having run but little more than twelve years
/ Many other inetancss with similar results can be
shown to any who will call ON and many inter-
esing facts of great value will be furnished cheer
fully. f5.s.g I,est b Is s.8. 53II t4.sn D.. 1a.
Documents and all needful information cheerful.
ly iurpished the Office or by mail to remote par
ties and inquirers.
| PoRTLAzp PREFERENCES, s,f8
| Hon. J. B. Cahoon, Woodbury. Dana,
| Rev. A. Burgess, j. b FlebTown,
4 VIM. W Woodbury., Lewis Pierce, gl oa
| Charles Davis af.-, 8. R. Lea sitt,i qs y
| Charles Payson, Charles Mclaughlin,
| X p. 6errish, Charles Sager,
| Philip H. Brown, Payson Tucker, 7l HW
james e. Carter, bs5g A. L. Denpisen, n e7ar
| George A Wright, Jos. Hobson,
| Thomas Shaw, A. L. Hobson, -
4 Cbas Il. Adams, Esq Rev. E. Muller and many
| Il. H. Kurdish, aid Others. SAL tilslg0 Z
| sii ia WeD. LITTLE, Agent. 81 Exchange st.
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