The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-29

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From the foregoing tables we ind that the actual cash required for given amount
HIFE "sbsn t&SsFt TmEiI b %Tgs MUTUAL T BENEFIT" or @GoSSS5Ic1T MGFGSGb
2 ND sGa sS sy, H. 5F .s%t than oS that 1m TSGaF d ,, s amy 0 co@n S0~ps ssI n s sn S0gnT y:
p pah y I gS prSv 4Osi The sUS Gsa DToG oSs6esr Of Of the note ssygsstesnn - A A.
The figures given in the foregoing tsbIs 6T @Tms MUTUAL Lays" show the exact
s sTf Of n course %aa1 sGSt es sG 1saSs But III s Hngf BE- s's stated < ds S tsSa amount anon s1 ssS SRsst sSa
in all Probability, will be given at the distribution If surplus It the Close OF the present
aVoEpaymenG o. III politics are determined and msy be applied, ia precisely the
The dividends of "THE MUTUAL LIFE" are simply the INSTITUTION II SURPLUS
Fn H6g En1 TO R0V WsI ng%e1 Insurance m se P Co%m%doGS ns q \. e5 ea@n in . la,, com
Tends.gy ofthis new plan Of dividing surplus July nn 1854 says: %Ths method
hardly fail to make ss Iadag Life Insurance Association Of this continent also the
P@f WsdnT also states: @smooa mutual life Insurance. oomp.ay is as 'olsmnly
SSssSSHa %S osDs a n s1oer.Pe o6iscao1gs 10 ta@eS %S D o%%sS "a a PU%ss S9s b p,
G~G on n D I%H i@6 ' tRS pc,k aaS SSf ag%las 80 1% Tn tH4 S,6 %oa'y Of T@ a.as o6On e. to %a cid
S TS :. %S SOa ie sna% to % s dS n'w wt GSa ssS % T deap II ss sS n %s a a@d ts gents g oil IN ne
y sg oogt q sgEt e. ana the gae5 S~ "E P%rt soon Jet aaTsg ne older members 't9ad
mg TR ToS sss9q19 fs g. .5 aI P5 Re nma T GzS SSG 9a @%D b. m ID 81 As n%nEt, es ON
Ssq's .S SaD oseSsiD sSs1T 1 ssb Ps 5fatGb1 gS % n .5 Rodsg:. Ia a. he oa after 6c Case s the ID. additions dS
i Tn I sG%0 ms. 0 mount pun s5 H. S1g w., a %V sSs SS, Tm Dc h1 mot. only Ef on the orig,
Insurance i the foregoing examples the total amounts payable It death would have
While the option i thus given 70 policy holders Of receiving their dividends in cash,
%s tfI S exam %- m I the LATTER sSs plan is strongly recommended ets especially during 9Th, the
70 draw for tn, the payment Of premiums ia cases Of emergency. TIE additions o. all
to be gradually rdinqushed prove sufficient to cancel all future premiums The pre-
PoEDnEG VALUE ONLY of additions ~. 49,
Finally the premiums charged BY HTHE MUTUAL LIFE" especially for aTen year
and Endowment Policies are less than those charged by other companies, which itself
anount to- eash dDde9dt N aaga1ee. TheJrst payment IS atDays The largest N n
dividends as shown in the tables until after a while the pTsH@m, may be entirely can.
cded .-a... H-r.
Prisons desiring insurance are invited to examine the system Of THE MUTUAL LIE
Insurance COMPANY OF Nw YORK" where all premiums Pdm may be made non for
for hesuFendor of any policy either in cash o : in Che form of a Padup policy
p6S The last Dividend Qs6s) was larger in amount and in proportion 70 the Pre-
miums paid, than vas ever declared for the same space time BY any other Life Insur-
ane Company. ~ .H-f" e- ~
FREDERICK s. WINSTON, President.
UsAAo ABRATT. st- AorUluY, SHEPPARD ROMANS.
SECRETARIES 1THEO. W. MORRIS. CAsHER, FRED. N. WINSTON. q "A
.stE .,cu5 Fv,rrus (uNTURN POST, \; D.
~r ran MEDICAL E@AAM ISAAC L, KIP, M D.
BIAnHs. Circulars. n every information mAy be a o application by
~ otherwise, 10 - -"
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
AtWater Building, foot Of superior street,
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