The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-05
Miscellaneous.
BE NOT DECEIVED
TRUTH is MIGHTY!

l.
II seekers after truth are disposed to examine into
'acts and figures, they easily satisfy themselves
! that the sF Esf.
Autual Benefit Life ms. Co., OF New Jersey,
| Is NOT THE safesty Is not THE Cheapest!
1st-eBecause its net Assets lido mott exceed those
Of ann other Life ms Co. in the United States"
2d-ssBecause it is mi 81 paying back to its men,
| bs,s larger Dividends, and more Of them than any
other CO. in the United States" as is alleged NV its
Agent o III IS it = & ~
/ - Companions sOM confirm these fszcts., l
ON the slst December 1864, as appears by the Com
nissioners Report, the Great MUTUAL LIFE ms.
W. of NEW YORK, had ASSETS (au cashi
~ s s12,445,es4 90 4
The Benefit Co. had tgross assess) 7,1s4,79O iOC /
'oO4IOS7 90 only, being Cash Assets; the balance
oeing IN Premium Notes. with outstanding liab-
10y on Policies in force of Ss4 90, or nearly
! arge as that OF the MUTUAL LIFE Co.
The expenses of the BENEFIT Co In 1854 weFe
| fa1 $27i 967 90
\ While its Cash receipts were only S1,.15,s75 90
4 The Cash Receipts of the Mutual Life Co. being z
| FHk s2,e23ss01 90
| aid Its expenses only $256,1O5 90
ANY Life Co. which does not incease Its Assets In
me same ratio 1t Lio6a;ty, oannot be considered
| ne SAFEST.
The Benefit Co. is not the Cheapest far tbe reason
hat its Rates are higher, and the Dividends much
Eess .a3l I'D "a 5naalaeasa otG8G N
ror instance at the age Of s5 for $1,000. on the 10
ear plan, with the Benefit Co. it viii cost s57 81
while with the Mutual Life Co. only s51 81
being IS 20 Tess, with tine same difference Of Rate as
| % other ages.
The Dividends Of the MUTUAL LIFE CO. have
oeen more than Seventy per cent. ON the Premiums
4 n rul1f fhaa~ 8 m. N " q
more than 80 Ter cent. The Policies Of the Mutual
we Co. are constantly Increasing in amount, and
/ lIways have Cash value on surrender. While
hose of the Benefit Co. DO not increase and have no
lch value unless the premiums are paid up in cash.
Which Is Cheapest? judge We. as. Frrgars
eregset me necessity for thus showing the talsity
y the statements put forth by neighbors; but Ii
hey still persist in thus deeeving the public, we can
Furnish Usiser facts Of the Asame sort !"
IaeTe are MANY REASONS for insuring with
t5s 80 THE GREAT PIG tAs
aastatGI Life Insurance Company
ts OF New York. olY
Us Annual Income s more than S3,530,O00
Us Net lucrease in 1884 nearly sI,so0 900
Its Su plus dividends to Policy Holders the yrs.
S 8, Q O, o o o -s3l saG
Dividends are now declared AnnualZy and may be
fppllei IN PIGMENT Of tremiums, OF to augment the
Insurance as here 0f0fe. -tAaa ahAAhf T f44l}N
| To those who prefer the Ten Yearly payments,
40 other Company presents such adyantages as this
| Jaid. - ~ ~ '
| Tne Policies are N9n-E0rfeianbIe in the true
sense o. the term, and can always be disposed of to
! inc Company fJr their equitable value in Cash
Man. Policies taken. out at Ehis Agency have in
;rsasel more than Fifty per cent. Of the sum
originally insured, as numbers OF our best citizens
/ can testify.
All nee ul information cheerfuIy given on appli-
| cation to- q - g IN IA ATeW IIIF t.
w. ID. LITTLE, Agent,
| Fk 05Rce 81 EschangeStreet.